New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-20
4 NnNARcnY rnR MEXICn.

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We believe tt.tl, isa llo1llie rcf1i col. { Dr. maf'h
or t.e hIir. ou NrAioo fpf tiat unhappy aud die
tr.CcI republic viii lcHFlcir TO iLe world a- 20
t.ifg'l.hU monarchy, anl dat flc Afthiuhc
NH-.mi.IHu, Nr.lUr. a.. IU.n.4t jO.. D., Lmr'fpr 'l
tn.rif. VIII a-.IHc Go 'tlr ~ hrf of Mexico.
~ rre,crt. indeed. tis Nc'i.aus si. really without
4 Iuntffunon. Do would io Il application -
f,.rf to c.ll .ir clique O., uIsirH rlo haf, been
.u...-..ruv ruling, or rather trn"ing down, iH.t
u,,, 4. o. On nrr ..u.c n government. Tho fcruii-
Dl Constitution h.s, u iDut oi ii', lcr. Tong bye
.uI.t. I1c Inevitable go DO of flc udyu'c" OF thc
Allies is Che l.lioi tnc czi.nn- tyranny. 1hop'o.l'
uut tI,u be coa..lf,d. AID when We sy the
people, we oan Arfd.y 200 further than tho trr'pein
0rteHl- l.lroicau races. There i4 rFrry reason ~
believe faa. TIA community VIII t.''iI.l@ ihu
Thankfully fc,olFc 10 rDn.ft iN'uhi '.'i'i|n pre-
felli 10 them ly size CpiIUu voice D ih o. nchfri-
lens. Tlcy hat, tlfd republic, and u iaf rnht
AWAY under a ercc..,Yn of u.fO,iDus military O. ri-
fi,r. 1I.varc believed t0 hc couyirc mat m'ir-
Gus NIi give I'.IH pi.rrl alu lidl cons 'i"'i''ii
uIl, afc.g sil Iu.Urc M. go ilc only freedom tity
,s,, r,..,i,i. mgirl.u. We believe that tie Ar .h-
.a..r NaAini.fu bo.h by character and bl descent,
will rogr intt fns tort of prince tlat Tie MrNirins
would deIle. lie b. undcrfio"d To be hlcIhl
Catlolc-a follower Of tie religious bcAei Of ms
family, AID inclined iu poinlcs 10 TIE wre ana hGn-
ernie ouus.is Of hia a-tutc relative bY marriage, me
n,eseut ktur 81 the Bcleiane Tan ~ certainly tho
ga al monarch for Il tatiloc people Who wlth 10
he free. The Afchduhe MnSi1ilIan is also the
d Get descendant Of the Emperor tHafie- y, VINO
WAS King Of Spain and the Indier and o. iGGinaud
and Isabclla the founders Of the transatlantic do
ioipion # Spain. lie II, moreover, coliaoruly ne
sneuded from all the German kinga of SPAN, from
The accession OF Philip H., in l136, 10 The death OF
Cbnrler H.. IN 17O0 The present ruling family, m
deed who acoeded % The throne Of spain only IA Tho
ace OF iis decrepitude with the Accession of Philip
v in the lnst-named year, are not ursocinted wan
auv of the traditions Of Spanish colonization ia Mex
leo. 1t will net impostibiy be found necessary TO
maintain an army OF occupation Ia support OF The
new government until il ehall have derived sufficient
.t,biIIty 10 stand alone. Meanwhile, We shall, OF
conrse pufsuo our original fcheme OF naturalization
Al the porls on the Gull.
From IN, Tonisn GilIc
Tic rumora of an olcr OF IA Mexican crown 10 Tie
Arcbduke Macmillan, oddly az they looked, have
obtained OF late more cOn.ihlcncy. The Secretary oil
,b Au.,tian Arclduko bar starred for Mexico. aud
lie ArchduLc himself is eaid 20 have entertained the
nroro,aI Active intervention, therefore, now takes
more definite shape, aud promisea % lead, through
am ocrup,,ion Of The coast aEd the calial, To the
lound,ijon OF Mexican kingdom. AS regards Great
Brirau however, che adheres, for her own part, 10
the more limited construction OF The convention. Ia
signing tLut instrument she hal no orriere Pcnsce