The New York herald., 1862-12-24
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The rebel Commissioner SIidel enjoys now compete "a
ciy 10 Napoleon who receives him almost as
an ally. presume our Minister here Is OF this
fact and has duly notified It administration. The
causes the cessation of all an this matter
the part Of the Emperor manifold but tho chief and
most important motive is that undoubtedly. Napoleon
has fully made up his mind TO recognize the South
as a nation: ana. what is more important, be
has made up his mind TO lend them armed force.
He has troops the American continent than
necessary to conquer Mexico but more than will
be needed for the urheranee OF present
that is, the establishment Of the Davis government and
the occupation Of Mexico and the Isthmus France In
tends making all that portion Of country south Of the
confederacy her colony and hear from good and rel
able sources thet Sdel has made treaties with the Em
peror Napoleon that In case the Davis government is
established it viii guarantee TO France as perpetual
possession, the countries above mentioned; while
France quid pro qno promises 10 lend hor aid to the
Davis for their conquest Of all the West lna
islands, France by treaty to guarantee their perpetnai
Possession In fact it all amouss TO an offensive and de-
fensive alliance between France and Davis. These
facts account for the late measures taken by Ma.
poeon's government in favor OF the South, and
also account for the s!ngulariy offensive tono
towards the United States government now assumed
by the Moner the official organ Of the French govern
The downfall OF the Raazzi Cabinet and tho pre-
sent i'll feeling displayed towards France by the Italian
people great incentive to Napoleon TO interfere In the
American question lie realizes that at last the time has
when the Italian question has passed out OF his
keeping and that he will have to sabmit to the manifest
destines If the people of Italy and free them from his in
terferencc. He viii do but from the uncertainty Of
his tenure of power France he feels the necessity Of
ever appearing his people in the light Of great and
master mind welder of desnios, he will at once as
sumo the settemen, Of the future Of the South and his
organs will say TO the people, Dehold great Emperor;
see how he builds up natlonaes see how great is the
influence and power Of France and all this he has con
ferred upon her." And the people will be filed with pride
and vanity. and viii shout " "Tis Emperear;'' for he
will cotton and the starving will be fed and those
out Of employment will have work. and al! will overlook
the fearful reckoning to come.
The Davis government, blinded by ambition. will
them that their conederacy shall extend to the Pacific
coast while he will only take the territories south Of
their line. He will build railroads and cut canals and
will develop the immense resources OF the great tract OF
country he already looks upon as his own. These are
bright dreams and both the secessonsts here and the
adheronts of Napoeons policy in great gee over the
future They to have forgotten that such nation
yourselves exists.
It rumored that Spain has demanded explanation
from France regards the promises and treaties made
or TO be made with Davis and that the cool
turned their inquiries has vexed the Spanish
ment deeply To recapituatc the and substance Of
the agreement between France and Davis amounts to
this:-In case Of any immediate trouble with Eng.
land or Spain Davis will be- aided by France
IN . .conquering the whole OF the West Indies,
save, Of course, those islands In possession
of France while Davis for the recognition of
assist her to conquer Mexico and Central America and
will by treaty guarantee these tsTitors to her s
Of course anticipated by the allies that trouble will
arise with Spain and England as we'll as with you; but
they deem their union powerful one and France will
accept with bad grace any remonsrance from England
viii probably her TO keep clear from the great
imbrogo about 10 arise from the joint action OF Bavs
and France. For Spain tho new ses care not q jot.
These startling facts, and, as thcy are obtained
from good sources the attention OF our government
should be given TO this matter and immediate steps be
taken to counterac Napoeons plans against the welfare
nay the very existence OF tho American republic The
administrator and the people must understand that
great fearful peril mcnaces, and that Formidable
preparation must be made TO meet the danger.