Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-15
RICHMOND, WING.
TUESDAY mORNING, SKIP, 10 lses.
Mexico

Mexico.
Late adyioes from Me1cl represent mstters as t,ius
eminently favorable to bs occupation # a. couu1y
By France without. further Vppoon Of erious char
seter Tn, adhssoG VI Goa Oqfort 70 the Tor q
thnss strips JusIsz OF all power 10 eubairass the de
sigus Of the Frsneh Emperor The appointment
Mramon TO the command OF The MtKean iOrGes Is Z
strong move In the way Of e0noilis ion, aid VII, no
doubt. prove highly ben, 6eia 10 Fren,h ne Ss g.
MiramOn, We believe, always belOrged to TIE AmOnte
or Church party. 3 revocation Of decree cont
eating the Church property, P1n his elevation to tie
Presidency i II lest sgti6esnt Of sFCrg synp.ht
with that party hence, doubtless lis appointment
TO the important position Of commander Of the Mexican
iOteeS
The Adhesion Of thrse tao le ,dcIs FreI ca IA
Ne1e5 strips opposition to such gus of al Argument
on the score Of popular dissH-etOn. The next news
may bring Us an account Of the submission Of Jaarea
himself Tais or exile, 81 ems now to be tie only sleI
sa.ive left him Al all events bis powers OF resissf ee
are 50 diminished be utterly ineopsbe Of dwarf
log the operations Of the French ia Mexico The chief
benefit be derived BY FcA from bis Adhesion would
be the moral force OF universal assent TO Frepch rule
10 this state OF eft > neutral po~ers having airy regard
tor The right Of FL g3vernoeut RCud have W Just
use Of inlsfefeLcs since mp eral cove nmspt would
be the usiyefsal choice Bat the United States
would be Oeheirg he policy to~ad ii t ieg lded the
choice Ct the people OF Mexico in this matter I. X
neits al sUeh Considerations in adopting policy OF in
tsSveuueH IL dsCgarts alse the universal prediec-
tons Of people 10 respect 70 their fern Of govern
ment, and every consideration affecting tatir fuure
peace and prosperity.
Under the sanction Of universal eQui soence on the
part o. the people Of Me1ioo in French policy, tle
Emperor VII pay EIlls heed 10 Yankee protests or
threata he El have upon his side the fdn force o.
moral right, backed By tie assurance Of a pesce-
ful and prosperous future Tor MEXICO aud The ada
cent Sales through the influence OF stable Govern
meut 10 thss county. The cause Of order and good
Government wid be promoted By composing the revold
tiouary clements which so long distracted al ~
med that beauuicl country; The pclioy Of proper
dsb4ton Of power 30 stroJ gy cherished by European
nations vii be materially saoser Ell TIE preservation
Of the balance Of power h continent has an inter
%, fer Europe, and any policy that thWars terriiO
raj expansion BY the United ates leads directly to
that result That policy has heretofore been confined
to the Cd World. TIE crossing pOser and insOlence
Of tie North have made ts spp sAon to this continent
q necessity.
meut with IeiersLOs to French uls' in that country
hOthing remains for the Emperor bat the co nun
mutton OF whatever policy be eonceive5 essential 10 Its
future safety. The acceptance BY NsAimililn of the
Mexican throne. vheh semesially announced in the
Vienna papers settles tie question Of tie nlug uraon
Of imperial form Of government The next question
viii be- is establlshmen, upon basis sbioh val guar
antse it against external Interference literally, all
the conditions and Sanctions essential 70 legitimate rule
BY the newly chosen Emperor have beed obtained and
it needs SOW but the esta shmeut Of proper uesty
regu atoms With other powers 70 give full t,ct 70 the
snterpIizs.
An alliance with the basis Of Mexican security
against Northern Interference Is the most impinent and
practical need 10 this ion, and the satisfactory
issue In the iuatter Ct eolqueS affords strong hope
that this esture the programme AL soon b. earned
out