The daily Wabash express., 1862-02-27
Mexico


The Mexican question leoras up In imPoF-
tsnoe, In proportion a. the prospect Tor
termination of our domestic difbeulsy bright
ems. We presume that the Allisd powers
would not have joined ia the invssion of
Mexico. had they not supposed that the Fed
ss.l Governnsat vas engaged IN such
aaune. a. 20 preclude the possibility Of re-
s<tsnce 90 thesr designs iss part They
nav God vet that The unised States Is better
n-epared uow than ever before 20 protect rs
Interest in that direction. The Allied pow
ers will be hlndered and delayed, and will
sacounter formidable resistance, which
t.ev did not anticipate having 10 osercom ne
n.rore their desigrs are accomplished. Their
object. IS represented 10 The word. ~ tho
c,muercenent of the contest in which they
are gagged, ras 70 secure the payment OF
tie indeblelness due from Mexico to them
To this. the Uoverpnent Of the United States
c,uld rot and did not object. But recent
Developments sdruolish ~ to look after our
isseress IA that direction. - II - becoming
ascssd 70 none other In importance. We
se ted cos that permanent gossrnEent -
t,pe rlsen Mexico by the Allied powers
Ta.s Kidd OF perm 4uear goyernment wall not
i.ksiy bs QUE which the dcxieans will ap
prove or raslfy Nor wiz they likely have
t.s pswyr 70 change or modify the psrnAas"f
s,ssrrnent. winch w,il be imposed upon
ten. IL 10 certainly sLs object OF the Al
Ice 10 imposs a nonaschical soveransut
uJsu Msr.es ualsss pssvsatsd oy n~gotiA-
t.sa or isecs rhis. the Caitsd States Can
n,s aud. perhaps. wsn nos suonis %. Gea.
Sc,rr nu recently been aP 'oiuted Minister
vslh pls4ary powers To aid Mr.. Coswis In
eIsctsux q sstlis.asas De.~ssn the govern
ueut OF Mexico aud the A lied governments
We trust that tae nsSouAtion wall he sue
cssstul. We cAnuot tolerate the establish
rsnt Of monxrchy on our southwestern
frontier. II we cannot tay o6 the Allies. We
sill IN all probability be eomdelled to right
theri on. The conviction Il daily gaining
strscgth with the American people that Eu-
sopean powers caHnot be permitted TO con
tsol the destiny Of Mexico. IL woeld neces-
sisate AZ once the erection of the most tor
ndablr notifications In the region Of our
south ses.err frontier. TO guard against an In
sasion. 10 which We would be expo=.d. In
ease OF hoailities with European posers.--
IL would be . frontier altogether different
from that Of Canada. the frozen regions OF
which ara scarcely ever access sible to an en-
smy II Ne allos The territorial dominion
at Nszico - pas under the control of Kns-
land france or Spain, We would DO slmost
surrounded BY the dominion VI these powers,
wach would compel - to keed large stand
la< army 90 a war footing At all times. TO
Protect our interest from imposition. With
Ca6a as possession Of foreign power. it is
A. adyansas ssou= TO it for AL purposes OF az
xrrs-ivc warfare II ia territory vas ada
cant % oaF1. We csnnst afJrd - be quiet
!, saFrounied 5y the power of governments.
which haze 10 special regard or lavor for A
Rspabllcae system Of government. We zp-
pfehend no~ that the Allied powers would
hesitate irug b.foee foregoing ta~ir seeming
ieslga % Mexico. ..esen ifthe United States
would sseposs % pay her indebtedne-s. 80
Tar a. ous negotiation with Mexico alone i
concerned. we suppose almost any aceomno.
iasioa could be effected Her indebtsiness
- the Allie reaches perhaps the sum OF sir-
&, laillson- Of doiisr-. Sac proposes 10 give
ear Government the nJst indaDiIable secu.
rity Tor Loan l, liqaida:s that Jude eotedness.
Il = stated sh,. much opposition Is manifest
ed IN sAs senate. TO the rshcy Of buying oil
tue All.s- by assuming The payment Of the
Asxi~an debt 10 them. But t j. the
policy which ~ili likely succeed evsnscsily.
AID chsiatc resort TO the srbi'ramsut OF
sr.ns. UuIe-a come extraordinary reverse
slsouid b~fal our forces Il csnfct sith the
C1afelsrase States. thsy mast Inevitably
yield scos % tie Federal power Our Gov
saaeat has already sent 10 protessstions to
tie Alfred governments. against theifsght
{, ehanss ths foem sf the xexiean govern
meat. The entire force Of the Federal arcs
aal perhags tie lorses Of the Confederate
Site my yet mike ta0se protestAtions sf.
f.csise. sid- by side or The same battlefield
s.d IA the sams csass The hasghty domi.
n,lisa weich Easland hss manifested tos ards
s.s y ,rsh daring the past year. ~A- mo- ezl.
eala1s1 ~ excite the met friendly feelings
o sar people towards her. The south en-
trtalns feeling u eqad bitterness towards
Ter. gfo~ag oat OF hs- refusal 20 rscoxnize
tse saisysadeoce Of tie Coaledsrate ststes.
Tsst*s .sssssas Of shs UasSu my yof tor
g.s their ho<sil.sy 1, eseh osher. IN eonfet
VT ne 4 les oa Meaic.a ssn Hs~srsf
Z - sssas = a.as -. 4 !. re-t.sa "a Il
{ ~ n ,sst.s<e .sali ark IA e a sec,ni /
ne u ne ver.i's 4.ssssy We Be sesc she
Urea -slI z4s<lss sAlx "A *. a4l oe ssst.y
tronxer tAan stes We believe aiso fh4i
or grs~th - "a csnsse u time al .bsosh
tae-aols Of Nsxe, iswii not &c conquered
by The s~sri. bat b, sAe isfssstlbls posei
of oar institassans. 0aF osa Government
al became - powerful. that he hssieAa
sss<<~s vill - glssi % sdI - its grandeur ~
s>ccnins rar n Is saa snh'ec' - Il.
laws.
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