Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-01
E.AwgR Ann MEXICO.

EEAWER AND mHXkC0s
Ths uiIaaie dssigas Of the French Emperor toward
He1ioo are 81 present attracting much attention
throughout the Torsd The magnitude Of the prepsga-
items he Is making evincrs a purpose q permanent
policy Ct some c~3arseter and conjecture is at present
busy in eEdeavOrfng to divine what the schemes OF .he
willy EmpcFoS are. CT course, g Is admitted that
Fsanee had a right TO make war against Mexico, and 70
determiae for herself the cause; and hence, while but
IttIe discasfion is going Ca as 20 the origin Of the difa-
Guilty, there arc many speeuiations as 10 The result,
This interest Is particularly manifested At the North,
and By that class Of politicians who have 50 long re-
earded the Monroe doctrine - as the settled policy Of
the American people. These deny the right Of the
Emperor 70 raise up in Mexico an antiTepubiicsu gov
erBlneut, or one opposed 10 the spirit Of American instt-
buttons. They afset to think tha4 although such idsas
have been discla med, Napoleon has violated al his as
sursuces upon lie subject The fact tia, an Immense
number OF troops net less than from sixty to eighty
thousand, sre either n Mexico or en- routs for that
country that e Feet Of French iron-clads is now in the
Gulf Of Mexico, sui that adyiees from Paris prove an
intention Of making 5 prolonged occupation Of the
country Invaded, hss alarmed the observers They
know that he power Of France viii compel Mexico to
suecuub, ard thiuk that when the country is conquered
the government Of the captured people viii be ulurped,
aud ask Why Napo con Is ssadlng over material for
NalIOa4a ana lufiLl4 ellSlaLlt 70 ne country ulitea
he intends 10 hala H. lie must hold It, they Sfarm, as
ere he shall have nqaercd it he win have spent SO
much treasure upon the expedition iha; the whole re-
sources Of the eounty rould fl short # the demands
he would rass for rcpaynszt.
There Is pausibiiiy in all his reasoning. There Is
every reason 10 oeIsve thar tie long cherished Ameri
can principle with reSsrd 10 additional foreign occupa-
tlsn o. th;s continent. viii ewing 10 our own domestic
dlHoslfies, have to be ios. sight Of and that the schemes
Of The Frsneh EIn9eror, whatever they zrny be, wiu be
acconpl sled without any Interference or obstruction
except such IS The weak spd distracted government OF
Mexico nay be able TO OFF, .gret It a. ws may the
rssclt seems inevitable. Mexlcan rule, it is trde, has
long been 4 master Of rep5oaoa upon he- politicians
but those among tie Ameri an people who have ever
anticipated & consolidation Il THAT coa ~ with is, and
eonseq1enly the c vrert Of gresieep..ued advar-
tsges by tHe Bexiesu ptopi3, lave 10; soca Few. Suc..
has been 50 lors ard gen, rally believed 10 Be the desiay
Of The Two countries. t5at # must be admitted no little
dlsap2oi9imsnt viz b felt. even in The Confsdsrscy,
fhousd AIefco pas under French rule.
MOTT en .~p5iaisian afee. 10 think thst one purpose
Of NGpoisou is 10 obtain a footing ia Mexico. foc the
purpose cf suab Ing HIN TO assist the South, and hence
Of them arc for resi ting S ward says Ia liz coz
rsspondence that circumstances tend 70 excite = jap-
prchrnsionz and l~esloasiss between Frames aud tbs
lsss Fcderail COVER meat il spite Of al tie prudence
We caa s--re5e,~ and among tbs clrcunas. suocs
mentioned Is the hezican sfsir. he sdnitt that
France has 6isc,slnd al a~e4gnsof 4 permanent occu-
patton q Aezio5, ant that The Federal government is
tbus bound 10 wait far > violation Of ths assurances
made by tbe "A sror N~apoleo7s government But the
New york Hea's. adopting Stewards idea, and snufing
darger, ky
This IA Ft lead rs s7.to g war With Ffazce. Napoleon
is too wise and faTsoc Nc net 50 Understand this, and
hsnte we may reasonabT nuAcipGta he viii seek toem-
broE. uE n9rs ara more Eth the revoitsi states. and,
in fact. cha by siding Il al 70 gam their Independence
aad form 2 new esrerureut re vfi eudeevor 10 raj, 4
barrier between rs and himself u Mexico. Frr shese
evident reasons Napoleon vii ~ f ar, be tempted 10
sid the rebsizi sid 10 prevent the Of say
Euch -e,irc ~ Bust make o show Ct powell, q strength,
both On lani ard sesi sufi lent nos only 20 put down
he seoeilion bat ~ copesy.'n at& defeat all foreign in
servention ocarmrd all 10 the Soafh.
The Haaid goes en- to assert thar France designs the
comp Q suijpg ton ~ MeNco, and the " keeping pos
sassls n q a country shs via fad more profitable than
AIgena; that Nap I on has vas schemes az regards
the working OF he IAN 81 that he will draia the
soant Y q, Is profit, ami to the furtherahca Of his des-
pstic power N France. Al tlh, says the Herald, is
IN direct o9posst on to oar i1stincts as a people, aud
s~ttemp-ed ~ tbs sovereign al a time when we the
Fsdera 2 are Fyifhrelt by thermal troubles and diss IN
tions { ON Immediate action in the matter" The Her
al then announces is views as to the policy Of the
North, g follow;
For Franco 20 send an expedition 10 this continent is
su insuit 20 the American people, who must and surely
wilTu.e on lh4 side Of the Atlantic, as France and Eng
land. q we. Sc Spain, wiz yetlearn 20 their cost We
cannot brock the Interference of any European power
on thu emiaent and hose who take a~dvadtage OF our
pTssen. uouh'es tointrude viii some day reap the whirl-
irind iHfy are surely sowing.
The world viii ridicule The gaseonade Of the Herald
The whole country could have enforced the view set
forth, but e. assert that the North ean do so, AID cope
viii the South, Is simply ridiculous. She now has her
attention IN II occupied in her efforts 10 He-nsh ont thc
rebellion and. consequently Napoleon, Il such should
be bis purpose eau and viii make Mexico, for the pres
eni, French dependency. Her permanent future viii
be determined hereafter.
A committee. representing the border States