The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-07

The interference OF the Allied Porers in
the affairs Of Mexico, has attracted TO that
Government more than the ordinary amount
of interest. The Allies alleged as the cause
Of such interference that Mexico was in
debted TO them TO a considerable amount,
and that she had violated her treaty stipula-
lions 70 pay the same so frequently and for
such a lenght Of time. that forbearance on
their part. had ceased to be the proper policy.
The peculiar time at which the Allies
thought proper to operations
against Mex CO. has created among our peo-
PIE a suspicion In regard to their true nten-
tons. The course they have pursued would
Indicate that they anticipated opposition by
our Government, had we not been involved
in domestic troubles Of our own. IL is Ger
tain that the opposition TO them By the Mex
cans themselves. Is decidedly more fofm.da-
bic than was expected.
Their feet has availcd them nothing, aud
they now find Themselves no farther advanc-
ell in their purpose than when il first left the
home harbor for It's destination. The allied
governments will now be under the necessity
Of sending a large and well equipped army
TO beat the Mexican forces In their i~ortifiea-
tons ON the road to the city of Mexico. II
will certainly cost the governments OF the
allies the amount OF the claims they are en-
deavoring to enforce. to equip the force nee
essary to accomplish that object But II
they have a design 10 establish a different
government from the one Mexico now has.
and take permanent control Of that country,
then the whole matter wears a different as
pect We believe they have soms such de
sign. IL such is the fact it viii soon begin
to d~evelSpe itself. The people Of that
country have been very unfortunate in their
Government Affairs during the last half cen
fury. Previous to ls3o. Mexico was a de
tendency ofSpain. governed by Niceroys.-
The success of Napoleon IN Spain had ~
effect in Mexico. The ' iceroyal power was
resisted by powerful Combinations which
we're formed as early as 1910. with the re
tellian Of H,dslgo. aud which succeeded IN
IL complete overthro~ in 1921. Isnala dc
el,red the Mexican nation Independent OF
Spain and all other countries. The Govern
mcnt was To be a Constitutional Monarchy
From this dste up to cie prese4t cme Nexi
CO has been torn by factions. and harrasse,
nv civil wars Of tie most bitter and releni
ing character Every Government e-tab
hshed ami recognized a. the ruling power o
tai county has been compelled 10 fight tb'
fss,,aus into which = wi people we're divi
a.4. aanl Il lost a. own power lRi orglnizs
a For forty years past, life AMI pro crt'
der a. governments hal % security ID
any considerable length Of time. The re
sources Of tao country awe been sSh4asse'
er suficrcd % remain "a such a condition a
- lac Of no benefit to mankind. IL = an
Fortunate Tor civiazs.ssa that "a politics
afsirs ace not more stable. Al the proscn
time tho cisl strife into ~hich IL has bee
more recently engaged. has given way. an
all parties ara united to resist The advance o
tIf 1ttFa r - ttftat-F1 ttue
u. the intelligence thi. morning. that N
Spanish troops have been defeated nv IA
Mexican forces. after = severely contests
battle Al the National Bridge. near Yer
Cruz. The Nes'caa troops are those vhic
have had a grSst deal Of eSperieuee IN q
civil ~ars IN which the country has rccens'
been involved They have become vote
ans m the service and mike an enemy shie
Is not 70 ss lightly regarded
We predict tia, the Allied forces all q
counter msny blo~iy struggles before resc'
iar the civ Of uesico. shoaifsossaitcs CO
tiaac. Oar osua,r notwithstanding a
difficulties IN which Il = involved. vii 10
forward - tie ne~s froa nesiro ssh
great deal Of interest