New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25

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Mr. Halliburton roso 90 cali Tie attention o. Ne
Government to our relations with Mexico. ard 70
Inquire Of the Jgder Secretary Of State Tor foresn
AG.irs whether i8i0Wl' ION h.d req hel me Coy
cuu,nt that Mexican egcrts have been comiuis-
to..d 10 IL on ia America Trivaeeic 20 opciae
sArst TIE commerce o. tbs country ma Whe.-.
luei. ures l'o been ttln either M anticipation or ID
corf,gueucc ti.rcofl ilo faid y " ~ well known
10 every member II the Hougo md 10 tie county
tnat FOR he lsi quarter o.. century Mexico rad been
ina state o. fowl war. Tie pesce %. lie CONN ny had
ecu distaCei uy part slus VINO lad by tuIns s,Isd
'lo porrrnmen; - tie country, erd aluo.' war o.
cxi,1minht9a bed been CANNED or. Bat Il thestdl-
uan VI tie ord ary Inhabitants Of the country had
been deplOrille L a. oi lOrc'gn Iel der - hsa been
still moro ~. Hey I'd been TIE obec.s Il plunder
hy loA parties. Wh'chever ride war predominant
81 iOlA Tie opuol'g ll,y VI eNi1li.1s money Which
they were pleas call forrei iosus, an lucse M
fortunate persons were dfs lQed 10 u,nlu I'D 'hese
l0.rs w-r. raid D1. of al tie Foreigners tie iui-
ish ut0LGnfs Suffered most, Tor two !Cas'rt-lltt,
hey we've the Ls,fer worth Tohhug, Do 1ng more
property: lud. 20 onGy tho Nexic4ns fncw per-
fecflv We'll tiat however tese unfoi uIa'c people
night G.r, they vonid have no dress from thc
Gov. meus O. Enl Hnd. For year they 'sf relied ~
redress, uli Lad o1t hone. - length Pre- British Cone
r.latr ras broken oicl and t.' property unt.i tne
eel ~ the Con. llIte wss Iitalet., .u- hc cn.p-
d.,- On ,fo s,at.l Na. a'sa1!-ej, H.t bad u4ro"
escape ~iil lis he. j. former times, when Fll-
ieet OF country had suffered aly wrong, Gov
redress AID Eleisud Wis then sole 60 take ~ DUTY
mo inc own Lalts But times seemed 10 rave
altered. There VIDE D. feeling flr7t Goa. tle Gov
eumeni o. thia coantfy wsf not aoio 90 enforce re-
drc-- Tor lne wroE2s OF DO sg' ecif or th@ u Do vas
raic !. wab : Y ~ mean. willing TO 20 80. j. now
asaed tuc resistance Of iis AeGhuoia, nd hey aT
E.ouch bsyOlc's employed % redress Enghsh
wIougs. 4 little .imo aso we had quarrel with
tle Chnetc. Il was . bi.tish q1lnci. btt french
e.-f,t.nte yrs called in 10 obtain redress for he
u. 4. rfIr.. ~ az u
ugriicaou ilai No read iu the iaiere 81 such 41c-
i'ons az this bCiIg ariled la nlc French Senate;
&" DO You think you csu trust tnosa En- Lslmon IN
Mexico P" o. sues olscrvaiicls 80 these; " " are
Tired o. Esrirg EnclLnd 60 iedlesa her Wfongs, ana
90 ne n ney speit ~ france IN tie expedition o.
"fjrat 10 redress the wrolg. OF - yaac would 5afe
De.u I,tttr spent In an nEaHon - England A.
". were 10 nave ah4eg, h1W eNef, lelc could ve no
p.1fculsr objection 10 he FRENCH but fhe iati pcOpe
I'd po world tlat we should have thought of inviting
10 aid ne wac tie Spanish j. seemed 10 bo
the fate Of every colony, when 70 had scqi-
rted from the mother country, ~ ha', 40 iniense
diflike 20 no MO.iCr country, Id ihai .i-Ihe iAc
N.ricaas mot certainly entertained toward ne
SPAN .rds. The English bad great respect Tor TIC
MeMcsuf, "a they weEc repn0hcins NE tneinre'Fts,
and brsko ttlo1yh ~ iaT. iLaugniCrl IL APP
uears, then, tlat tlese three honorable Powers Dag
entered INTO an agreement in which Il was sia'td
that there was 10 be no priority o. clam, but hli 81
them should act iae honest men and behave aa ktn-
tsuen. Well. ,hcss Powers s.nliod upon Tue exp
r.fi,r and fla roinv o. Mexico tncy Cleaglre 44I
tne S5,ni4rcs made a iash % the place ihey would
Tot Wait f0r tie Elgish, because ihey were 100
.ioyy nor Tor the Ioncl Lscause they Appropriated
20 inca .clyes tl lie glory OK every eAieulNph.
What VIZ the feeling among tho heHl-ans
They aaic, Here arc our OiG enemies, am
Tnr0eoan Powers are mprCftpg them 10 piar-
.i1g n King over ua." Wei, the ilo1icars aben.
ccaed the folt ana he Span Aios took poHes'ion
o.. it. md tho other two Powers followed. II 100
Neyicans had not withdrawn they would have been,
t,ey knew. cnt or 1y the IesicIiial ievers ~ lie
riaee and winch would Do the destruction OF the ~.
vadirg forces. Ihs expedition would he second
Iyacbrreu. Il wa hardly 20 DO credited tnst
a,ya,r.nont ike he Hritsh--h~norgble, manly, a1d
eoutuicuous Tor is Truth, 30 proOity ana heepms
TAI with It's elgagenen.s- shoula n' sem ~ 'lS
,,o,.ers the Spaniards, who had been drtyen away
49,, ali tbe exebanpep Of Europe. Hear, hear
NoY could j. be expected thai tie SpanisnS Should
20 10 pfsacn financial honesty 70 the MeHicanh
Ifqu,bfer.l One II The ouestic's Whch no "lthca
N az ses what were .ho relations OF inns country
Win 'lexicO Was thi3 country - Whf 90 ~ p.'oo
+, Of ,ysr he should Ike ~ seo tho proclamation o.
,',,-,iai old.fsl 0ned docun ,ni which every GOV
,,r,epf with honor and protiiy always ssuea, DIV
- bsd taken uosso.sDa Oi tho country. Al we
,,ore II reaco, what Du-inets hen We 'Le'',' t.u
,,by lad 80 taleu possession o. the country ho
looked IN vain fora reply ireei 10 h'I - -"
,',cau,.tion which had been copied y On Cnlh 80
,.,.,ti, n an. wal ons Of the mol mytallc ehd
l,9stcd lha n wac posnbe % pen. In II the "i,ef
.l.5 - he Mexicans. ave come Ter your go9iI
,s ven, w.. snao,erds krsw that that was talking
i'i, ,o no. n was someibng Ike he expression OF
certain German ladies il The Iein Of Oeosso II WHO
80 90 l.raipg In EoglAud " We couio for All yonr
saiu, "a '' arsater Wei the proclamation ended
S.I tbo,, words, and every Engishmsn would be
VIZ .,S y, nm All this il quite tru'." IL wa
- ,s',,h -, bsder1ash rnd rrbbil-i aughterl-for
wa bsd anen rosse .siol OF one of the lefeos ioIt'
res,es IN America; and three iNs were ny'1y 0. 'Lo
tower, Was mol sbs! ''sVs OF Wal IL "''' ~