The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-22


Topographic dispatches lately received evidence the
unpleasant events which have TRANSFERRED in Mexico
every one who feels Spanish heart beat within his
BOSOM who has mind animated with the holy Ares OF
his beloved country aud conscience subordinate to tho
strict principles OF honor and Justice, will indignantly
ropel.
The spanish government the faithful rcaex OF tho
morality OF a noble and generous nation refused fron
the outset every which could make US
suspected OF selfish and interested views regard
Mexico that delightful and unfortunate country, whcra
our brethren suffer the wretched consequences OF their
preciptats emancipation ami their continual ch-
Sentiments nce.e have been orminl leaf by leaf
that olive branch offered in the fr,a,y OF London
where, ~ tho unanimous agreement o. t'e
III ee aisd n,.?ns, TIA, Nexcass let a.
absolute hbssty ohstitate for thenlsess o tho im OF
government they might cons der suitable. Let -
know wherefore and through whsn that AGREEMENT has
been broken.
7he no, osens Of SON. las sons OF la. IN 3si. a
r,,lstc lov NJ ben rejeetd by he Spantsh eoi,a:
psn they required Tins resort TO the smo. spirit
d Europca spirit restless by lineage aud gloomy III
heritance from the man who caused much blood 70
dow in tho fertile aelds qf our beoyes country.
sas Nspoieon refused tho services offered BY Mexican
advcntuerss Has his conduct been nobs that OF
the spanish or q the English g0vernmentf We shall
ind tho ansyor and sad dsenchanment at tho hea l.
qua ters u his troops IN Mexico II not possible
tha, any government could foesee such uniustitable
conduct aud that no should be ~ strangely wanting in
towards the so.onnity Of an nent sane
tone by tho spontaneous will and recognized rights @
| Bat Napoleon III. has doubtless need Of throne in
order to appropriate II TO Maxnisan In the erroneous
presumption that his combinations OF and take will
square his Italian views, without understanding that
neither will Mexico admit the monarchca form, and
mitch ies the Austrian will the (Austrln) Emperor
yied hairs BREATH " Vsn3ia because his brother
offered, with more or loss probabilities the ephcmerai
ross ,ssit Il crown which would have To be con-
| stantiy upheld by European bayotcs
Laying aside thcn, the complexities which unpro.
meiatci an undertaking woad present 70 the natl ms
fEerofc and America, be II dGty 70 devote these
character, 20 prove once more that Spain Is
nation, noble PAR crcsiirce, which will never
u Macbiavcli which. FOR the misfortune or the werd
se3ms be REPRODUCED by his modern disciples, rho
enaclyor @ attain tbs end without regarding the
tn policy % Napoleon 10 the affairs Of Mexico being
uun asei II behaves to show that tho anconqn
General WHO commanded our expedition las labJrci
with the concentrations Dass and vaor Indispensable the
/ two'nid charac CT he represented.
The stn.msat o. tn. coautry Acknowledges that as
diplomat, ha has rcastated tho spanish in the
nation q the Mcxc,ns, DEMONSTRATING 20 them even ~
conyic lon. taat 4 the be any nation that them
with sincerity. that nation IL the Spanish; because her
children cannot STRIP 81 the Brotherhood Of origin be-
there lows I. hem the same bod because they
there oic ien' I'd Ia rol tlon il language, in
| toms and ia Interests.
asa aissa. as .2.-!4.s4s s .... ~. =: Iss!y
sentative OF a haiti II whose verbal agreements are
sacred won't not have been 10 his power to decline
iamrnse slonsibilty H. should have incurred IL with
feed abi art.i c1ntDgt ~ hal ma 10 MS hsadauar-
ers nGcegs or lie lcattgnsts and those persons
1scd by government which, from tho fact that IL was
stabishsd bud the s2rcscriptiblc right Of being re-
cl.nzad arr nv- 10 the conferences arranged take
pace On the 18th " AprL Ihep couli have been dis
csse and slsapprpvsd, the guarantees which the
irarez government mish Offer each representative de-
icrnining his future conduct int the French general
nl stcn 10 fdG TIC secret instructions q his master
has hal tho policy 70 cfncea appearances In
| ccinmen, rag the conflict which WI lameut.
| General Pfm, ~ soldier, has deserved well
| ot tho country, because, With that dash OF no.
bic censure, appropriate to his sympathetc nature
ho has shown the entire world that ts spanish soldiers
going 10 Msxico, not 20 overturn gvernments no,
g. Cypress her brethren nor impose on thom odlous
pressure hut leave them at lbrty, in order that
efsctng past sad scenes, hey might reg late their
affairs and status, that tho stability and faithful
plance Of individual aud iDternaonal compacts which
| constituts national credit, might be assured.
Having laid bare the conduct OF the s. ansh govern
| mont and General Prm, ~ representative. shall moi
| cease az good patriots - bestow th1 i0fmor The
prafse !. deserves tho sincerity and cons .s1t0us
ness "a tie acts tbs latter becuso lie has show
more than once that 10 & awOriby s ot uagf
tIlIiy noble because 70 his acknowici1fi va - la.
united IN integrity essential Under ctclmstauo.s 81
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