Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-05

saud thst the vastly prevailing epnion Of this country
Is not and Cannot be nonArcbs ba reasoning he not
sucisct TO demonstrate t. it WI D. smpi' proven nv
tho fact that neither during the two months IN which the
allied sisudaIds hsaed the city OF Vera Cfuz, 1or
no when -e OCCUPY the important towns Of Cor1ova
0tz ba and Tehuscan where no Mexican forces no: any
authorities save the cvi', hs7e remained neither mon
afcass nor conservatives have made tic d gllas! dem
s.raon we're to lei the Riss see that such par
tssrs existed.
Far be i, from nee size, to imagine that the pos
et Of your Imperial mi is nsui,icnt to esiatLsh
throne ia Mex 90 for the Rouse OF Austria fcnr mr
o. rules the desniCs OF great nGllon rich and brave
an in tegeGt men, rich Ia ces sni bourgooning
enthusiasm whenever there Is question OF seeonticg
inc vifSs Of your imp rial maJesy II will be easy for
your majesty 10 eanduc Pince Macmillan 10 the CAPT
ialand croWn him king but this king will frd in the
country 10 other support than that OF those conseva
tive leaders who when 10 power, never though: OF e.
tltshing monarchy ou. contemplate 1t now that they
re beaten. scattered and 10 exile.
few wealthy individuals, als1, viii accept foreign
mo larOh who comes supported by the soldiers Of your
m .siy but they viii uotIi TO sustain h!m in the
dly that support shall all him, anu tho monarch will f
from the thro1e raised by nS sty as other poen
tases of the Garth will EEL, the cay that the imperial
m snde OF your ms sly ceases 10 sheid aud envelop
thsm well sn1w that your imperial mpj ssty in youi
gu mir ded lsee does rot desire 10 compel his coun
try 10 change her institutions in so radical manner,
tue cOuntIy Gocs Of is Own accord ask eOd desire
il but the leaders OF the conservative party Who hsv
come to Vera Cpz ssy it will suffice to cepsu the hgr
or CLASSES of the community without troubling them
selves about the others and ItI dsturos meI mind,
uspnicg fears lest the national viii should be forced
violated.
The E1gsh troops, who were to core to 0:zIba, and
had ALREADY prepared meGus Of transportation, WHEN
t,ey learned That mora French forces coming than
we're stipulated 10 the LoDd0n convention, reeubirked.
Your mrosy vii! comprehend The Importance Ct such a
vi bdFswal
beg thcusand pardors OF your Mfjssiy for having
presumed to ca your attention 70 this long letter. bu
believed that the way TO make suable return for
your ssty kindness towards vas 70 tell the truth
md the whole uutb, the political state OF this cour-
try as understand it, in DONG which shall have sati,-
fed not Ooy duly. bu: feeling OF eminent respect
fl and h 60 regard for the person OF your Imperial
Mssty.
l. only remains for me to say, sire, that since We eme
to this un;ry the most cordial harmony has existed
between your enlightened vice admiral La Graviere and
myself as also between the chiefs, officers aud soldiers
OF po,h nations harmony which, l doubt not, will
coutnus uhilo remain 10 jhi' country.
With the highest rsso,c and os profound devotion,
remain, sire your imperial Nj 'stya warm and devoted
servant praying for toe preservation and greatness o.
your jasty her Nj sly the EmprcsF, and the Pdocs
I'm ,.risl TBE CoUNr DE REUs