Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-01
THE FRENCH N NKIICO.

THE FRENCH N HHAiNc.
The Yankee ene1nJ ,no1,-eiTe5 are scarcely
mere ~spi,eful in their comment. On the succs.s
0: the French Emperor AIMS in Mexico thaa
the English are. Yesterday VIC reprinted 8
furious article from he Lrnd9n Daily
News" which fr-el! distributes he charge
IF perjury" between Marshal FoTeE and nj;
Imre-iel Master. Three za,a;h= elapsed
between the frs; and saoond acts q psTuTt
b, which the Empire If the N@roleon= va;
restored in Europe Marshal Fo!@T manage;
these things more e1peiitoa-lT Mexico.
| Blu, the chief scope of me Daily Ae"7 80
| d;.sr.de the Austrian A.caiuEs Ac1fmi-ias
from accepting the Mexican ;!r'De 1snd+ref
% h;ro b- the Mexican Council .: NgrGales
I, will perhaps make the Arca4GEs pause
vhsn be learns tina, the '',NeT=' you'd b
greatly surprised il the sm;abI@ a.i lioeFa
vopng Archduke Macmillan ~e-e adrised i.
| biz fa,her-in.ia< u acceps q us oEarF In'on'
in Mexico. rendered 20 him - tie hand c:
| ruler o. France. whose own throne l. 10;
| -andheap which Tomorrow, God n'ay 49,
away"
al! the Other English newspapers, wi!
more Or les. oe reserve, also Eaaiie-: t5:'
g~rievous envy and di>pIes-nTc Il tit@ sd"
ment of Mexico under Frenca influence. :
wonderful thing is tina, eHnnh c1rd'ois be
tween txo nations which hate eacia ONE. viii
so cordial & hatred. And no x0nder TIE.
rage at this event: for Mc1Jco, with its bar
bors on two seas, and with Central Amer:c;
and the Isthmua probably hbasad % follow il
fortunes, will giTe France the most comrn.ni
ing commercial position in the world. Hin
dossau is not to be compared With Aezie' Il
prospective power and Resources.
wha: a probable tale the Yam. ees i~aTcatel
for ns the o:hcr day, about d certain Maian:t
Rubio. a Mexican LADY, who refused l'd-:nc'
% French ohcers, aud Wa &: IN. c3Ii:n.".
% be tied ~ ard 20 receive :To hundred
lashes. In vain her i.us band eairea:e4 - d
allowed 70 redeem her from hi. punishment
with her weight in Me1icaa ioil.:,: a.tilrc
would -s-7e he monster. Prey. III: .he a.
p~lica.ion oe the c9'!' T." Yankee cores
o,ndenu mistake. NOBODY w:ii h"!i":t
sa;s. /. il tisir f.iend, n" Gar 4"
Russia. who !a-hcs latiea. Marshal r.
rev il, in fact, an ofic"7 c. II: hi.ie-: and
.npz. annals character: gu. it i, 10 wonIe,
"Angin-Saxons" hate and abuse him. :or he :;
we'll known "a abhor ard le-li-e 'as!a. F
rev had sc-7ei alongside of ne Euglj-h j,
he Crimea. St1r;lvar,sr he va oie:cd .hs
command % the French forces wh9 yer
. 20 to China, and i;h, again ba-ii:
the English. He declined the command
saying he had had enough rf ,ha: nation, ar
il he and ,hey e"e: fought On the same f"lt
again, i, should lie on opposite sides. S1G"a
eral de Montaubau u-1 the rie"n. Mar-h.
Fc-ey wa5 assigned % command the N*yicar
expedition, bu, not Ct frat; Tor >: 6!-t the Egg
fish were to join France thar, 200: hut II"
they drew ut o. he a:Tair, Fore? "a.
zen: 70 superscde Lorenc*z: ani be wen; wit
~ala:ri.y. because the enterprise was 80 much
hated by England. He may look cu. f..
showers and tempest- Of ca'Ymny, ;hen. h";i
from England and FROM Yankcelan1.
1t begins n be a serious question, h1weve-
ho* far the English and Yankees t"gH'he- car
SUCCEED in attaching 70 the Emperor a lca;g:
Of counteTacting and humiliating the ".Anglo
Saxon race'-"t6 raise an empire Of the
Je5uits in the New World, az . counterpoi.e
to Anglo-Sazon ideas" &c. 10 be sure, this
is stupid nonsense. calculated on!T fi9r the noTe
ignorant ard benigh:ed Pro'es,ants; but rs
the majority Of people. both in England AID
in Yanxeedom, belong precisely 10 that class
of persons, such stupid Nonsense wiii hGccs"me
eject; and its effect is to prepare the ray 20.
An alliance Of the English and the Yankees 90
a general settlement Vi this whole continent.
according to Anglo-Sa12n ideas The mcfc
reason why the Emperas should make ha:tria
gain & friend in this CONFERENCE.-The: tina. j.
hia Majesty. concern il is for him - judge.