New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-02

sion in print or speech was allowed prev;o,. 4,
'olS so-called election 1t took place on the 2otI
or december. 1851, eighteen days after n.
coup d'etat. Of course this ten year, f.,o.
was set aide, Imperialism declared. and &C.
dynasty" formed. From that moment h ri.
with words of peace on his lips, Losis Mana
leon has been plotting against the lbsrtis. a,
the world. Two huge wars we're undertaL..
besides smaller ones in the East These w,,.
were so much practice for his armie,. ..
much "glory" for the fighting man. Th,,
against Russia had for its object to brs,L
the Anglo-Russian alliance, and to urov.,,
the civilized growth for the time Of N.
Russian empire, and to avenge the memo.
res of the defeats of the frs. Napoleon. Thu,
with Austria was also the humiliation To III.
required extent Of Austria, and the control q,
Italy-as Garibadi truly said there WA /.
Napoleonic Prince ready-one for Rome ana
another for Naples. Not the first sign is Their,
yet made of the withdra.s of the French
troops from Rome; and tie latest news from
Italy--shows that Garibaldi avoided all CON.
tests with the Italian soldiers with Al.
=" brJthers"-his sole desire being Rome or
death"-the expulsion of the French th.her.
He, by the way, has not got Rome, unhappiy.
but be may have got mortal stab, for the same
latest accounts show that the neglect Of The
grave wound in his foot may end in q ne.
cessity for amputation. So stands the Italian
account Of oppression and liberation. Mean
while there is loud talking at working mems
meetings in England and speakers show up tie
" lies on lies" Of the usurper-but the English
Government will not act. The usurper with
his men of might dictates terms to Europe.
The discontinue of Garibaldi now compl
Gates and darkens the Franco Mexican lava.
SION, and renders it o subject Of the gravsst
and most pressing Importance to our Govern.
ment.
No one who knows anything of Louis Napc.
leon-though the blind who admire him here
are many deciding, too, that France is unfit
for liberty-need suppose that be is going to
carry on the Mexican war on % small scale:
or any other war so. lie has as regards bic
interlerences on this continent simply bided bic
time. He has studied the errors and fatalities
of the First Napoleon-and is determined 10 do
ore thing at time, and never to anticipate
growing events. The stockjobbiDg professions
given IA causes for this raid on, or conquest
o., Mexico excite simply laughter and dersioa
from the civilized world. The old, jauu.y,
Palmerston recoiled from the dishonest alliascs;
Gen. Prim, Commander Of the Spanish forces,
was not ready for the arch-aggressve busi.
ness, and withdrew from the firm, denouncing
the transaction. But Louis Napoleon is nothing
daunted. Tie theory Of the cohesion required
for the Latin Race, not only in Europe but in
this country-has been put forth. All men II
letters, all readers and thinkers, can only smhs
as they see the arguments 20 order on that
Latin question by Michel Cheyaler aud Lis
fellow imperial scribes. The Latinity Of tic
Indians, blacks, and mezzotints of Mexico Bat
there is no sanguinary farce that French
Imperialism is not capable of playing
Mexico is now, according to tho
last advices, not to be invaded BY
&c, 600, but by 80, 900 Frenchmen Directed at
Mexicoi Not primarily; but at the power.
the liberalism, the Democracy Of the North;
and for the aid Of the Southern slaye-driyers.
But then, there are the war materials 10
Mexico, the mines; and there are our mines 10
California, and there is much booty. This is
the way to strike at the Northern Democracy.
This is tie safe way, so considered, that by.
nastic Imperialism seeks to hem in liberty ia
this hemisphere. OF q surety, the Emancipa
ton act came not day too soon.