Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-13

war; that he IL anvbniv woti'i. N a',eu7-t 20
bienI p0ucy Wiih war place at least due feilf nce
"u The latter What thls incompatible ctrtaln
would uut uudertske 10 accomplish b. sar tte,
& : aD-usd luf ths Black Republican A n ~
tr&tion 20 think fhrs G. a. dTlse through by sseeT
military iorce Napoleon, IN Is cossers. .iOas
az ~. Helena, made his projected invssiOa ct
Eogland frequent topic. and both To Las Cssas
and y Neara explained bis plan in detail. As
often a. ne mentioned the subject he gave great
prominence TO MS intended measures Of concilia-
ton. a. reason for thinking that ne shOuldA ave
succeeded 81 should have entered the ~ t'sh
capital" said he 20 LIS Casss. mot az tcOn-
queror. nut ~ lberator should have Been
another Will, M III tut ~ofilt we actei ~Uh
greater generosity and dis ntrfe~tedne-s- I he
discipline 90 army perfect NJ trpOys
~ouii have f.eisvei II l. udup The am shes
wOuld IA Pans NJ s.cnhe-, not even
contributions. would h, we been extracted from
the English. We sh"uid have presenedlour
selves u them uDr a. cunquefors. hut "a brol e.
i would have declated that our only ysi-h
was to be able TO rejoice IN The happnesss aud
prosperity OF the English people. and 10 fheSe
professions | would have strictly adhered " Ma
poleOB took pains To explain that il VAS oneE by
thee conclhstory means that he had entertained
any hope of success had he landed in Eneau
with an invading armv Ii was = leading plrt at
Ill. indeed." laid he to O'Mesra. they supposed
that ! meant TO render England province OF
France, then indeed would the nativn 4 spi, do
wonders To the clumsy AMI shallow ritlcule
cot the Republicans oppose the authOrsy ct
NApbeun; but. IN our view etson AMI cOfsm i
sense can stand on their own legs. aud ueef MT
the authority OF great name~ 10 support thtsn.
For he last ten We rs. al least. L his not.been
Supposed that L 'ui- Napoleon i quite sitlple
hnfff If la l.
the most studiuu- pains eonciliate the p,.1pie
Instead OF asgr waiting their rlncOr aRi erlng
their Ops stlOn bv threats Of who e~ale cOi sca-
ton it they did not submit. his IN ,u'h ha-. Nrom
the beginning. been full ut c0ncili tory words aud
fair promises People my believe what they
please respecting the sincerity of these fe--
siOns; the tact th Il they are So a<sIdunu-ly Alade
proves that they thou sht an imoprJant cans
of success Gen Forey b IS not allowed Il sol
diers To rillage the inhibitants; he and hi im
peril master have constantly affirmed th : the
people OF Mexico should have far Oppvrt. uity
to establish government of their own cSlice
Clever deSppts are roo wise TO exhibit their riiin~;
but abOlition rulers To think br ,ndi .hng
the yoke promising mode Of securing n mis-
sion. With minds to- narrow 10 hold two ie,s
at once. the, consider war an I conci ,ton "m
patible. and think enemy il more east re-
duced to submission the more you IN he Il hi,
Oh all nations. ancient or modern. the most
successful in making. holding a>simi ing
cUnque>ts, were the Romans Their irr EhIed
and able policy formed a correct know.stse
ct human nature and ut the principles of = germ
ment. gave them The empire of the world :her
treatment Of the conquered WIS the reveHe
of that of Carthage. me preserved I'd COL
qu-red people their municipal govetnmentt tu =
Grated their rel ions. and frequently adj 7iutd
them Ia the tuli rights of citizenship in the 81,
riil city CTthage treated those she con, 4 ere,i
with gre severely; bui me. after Il cir = T.
lett them to conduct Their iffiirs pref mus b a
they Det>ed, provided they only recognize her
supremacy.
Thee differences in the manner of tr': ting
The cnnqEere,i." saws French historian e. .re
important To remtIk. tor iheS explain the ~ TT
OF Rome and the feebleneSs of trthsge" Thus
We see that leaving the snIhosity OF the C1u-ri-
tuition out of view, and reasoning rs II VI pos
ses>eu over the South the Unlimited r.ht OF a
cvnqneror even on that >upposflon >ucct sSfu
policy OF conquest requires the blending of mag
naniBity ami IurOetranre. with the vig"ro ex
erlion Of military power : New York W5ld.