Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-28

tAGXNEa HffM EEPME Intervention Nr0Wm a
RFensh Peint 81 View.
Prem the RsvEs NStlsnals.I
IRE realization Of that plan Of regeneration
ef Mexico which = seuniOffciai psper named
lately "ths m0st magnificent andertAking Of
the present reign" has made in these latter tiGes
progresses which We esAnot pass IN silence.
Our sabFes sld bayoness spoken Of with such
epidemic enthusissn By Marshal FoTay, in his
D selsmGtien to he Mexieaas, whom be has eem9
10 deliver from the sabFes aud bsyonctz of Jusr-
q, appeared to US q somswhat anliqGzssd re-
view Of civilizatiou. But, since we have been
veacASafed the favor to Tead a the h0HitssT the
tha~nksgivings BY which ths municipality 81
Pueblo thanks its Hberstors, 81 our doubts have
vanished. Il we consider Inst that muaici-
patty has eiiied and vo'ed ils address en- the
yet smoking ruins Of q city reduced to dast aud
powder b. our bsnbshslls, after a fay days
siege, We muss Own toour " geed selves that
oar Means OF persuasion must possess . very
z eat i5rce 20 have inspired such q document
Whish brings 50 litEls bitterness and 50 much
gentleness. What Shall we-not siFilize with
0Er saores sna baycRets
The events which have followed this nemora-
bic conversion Of car enemies all tend ts confirm
this impression. All our dispatches are unani-
nous 70 testify that cur seldsTs entered the City
Of Mexico under q shower Of flowers and bless
inss. They add, to be sure, that there sTe yet
three armies in the field in various directions
But, till the contrary is proved, we must believe
bat they are Inspired only with the NEST con
ciliating intentions. Il is to be hoped that the
disposition Of these srRies has aot been per-
verted yet b. those European asmagoyues, the
presence of whom has b en- signzlEsd simulta-
neossly in Poland and Mexico BY Prince Gort-
sehskoG and Marshal Forey, with 8 unanimity
shjeh henoTs them. but may dsIE=sa ne psrspi-
cuity OF thu ons OF the other, unless those dems-
goEues should have the faculty Of bilocatien.
{ pTesenee in two places At the same time.) of
which certain saints Of The Catholic liturgy have
alone hal TIE monopoly thus far.
Ths various pieces in which are developed eur
plan Of the regeneration Of Mckee, with its
sandy means Of application, seemed 10 rs
destined to produce in Europe = sensations some
EhEs analogous to thGs produced IN AsEiso.
The vIgor Of cur processes will undoubtedly be
Admired, but they sppesT somewhat summary
Pfepos lions coming from q nation Wheh pro-
claims a crusade, the object Of which is to de-
stTey IN Poland processes and proceedings which
[ shall not, God forsfend, compare TO sur OWE,
but which have, nevertheless, q mest resretabIe
family resemblance.
Thus the idea to transform beIigers1ts into
insurgents 30 treat As rebels, patriots wins srs
under the belief thst they defend thsr country;
that ides, It caa be boldly affirmed, is lot bora
siihiu the bosom Of that nation which has de-
creed tbss in the presence OF foreign invasion
every citizen Is 8 soldier" This idss Is com
pletely waniBg il that generosity which has ST.
ways been attributed 70 IS in our wars. That
iIes is Russian, rather than French, and with
al The generals who Lreas the Pol s as r-voitsd
s~usjscts, can appeal to the better sHnities,
while we eAa sdducs nsthing bat the right OF
brute fsrce. Unfortunately the analogy does
not stop there. They 20 beyond those general
characters uniformly exhibited in conflicts bs-
tween nations. Our measure CT seqaestrsti0n
Of 81 property, real estate and personal, belong
ing % HeXicAns fighting against Intervention,
IS net eEsely c3aHscatsOu. Such particularly,
as Il Is p~rscticed By A0RrsvieE. We hGvs made
caste 70 point oEs the difference, bat il is =
wide step TO take tswsrd that state Of things.
Ssguestrat0H is nos the eonsscsti0n Of prop
sfues, bus II Is The conhscatiCn Of revenues,
which ara s,5o property.
Ard this it is, which Caamisssry General
Baudn, grand PARTISAN ard first promoter OF tfe
me sure, calls in his report "eGrTg the torch Of
etsdIzeilSH 70 the oppressed zats0ES" However
aegugtoale3 Ma1icans may be 10 re beldnesses
Of g iguTati7e style. we doubt very much this
ore ts Be % her taste. We doubt equally that
their ignorance IN Mathematics should prevent
their distinguishing between the votes Of lis
Nsishles snd ths5 universal suf sge which has
been guaranteed 70 them SO lOHg IN advance
They were promised by the same divine to be
initiated 20 the supreme felicity of zdmiuistra-
tive warnings, upon which Tia question csa be
asked for when this decision IS most hsttering,
fer tho HeIicGns whs are going to be treated tx
scsIy az tEeL CSaqEoro-s have been thus far: Or
fer the French, who'll c9ninue 10 be treated ike
the e0rq1ered! Tho former must have netting
10 envy to the latter. Those teE measures CON
stituas thus far the ~elearest Of ali the improve
ments we have brought to the Mex;cans, and
they have On the rest Of our programme that do
cided advantage that those Popu atoms, more
lucky perhaps thsn they wished, have entered at
once into the enjoyment of tha5 benefit, waile
ths oher promised ones vii for = long time yet
exist only in tho psst.
Now, says the Tunes, who declared himself
not 10 be Jealous or cur successes, and we b.
lievs him readily, what are we going TO do with
cur magnificent eonsae5tl (foF, between us we
may well csil it So Shall we turn It int0 d
Dog coiOnyi The prosperity of Algeria is not
very encouraging in that line Shall we raise
&gsia the empire of the Latin raes-Jf that race
whoa ne shall discover OEe Gay never to hsTs
existed The United States viii help rs a'ougi
they viii If need be send as a little array with
that defect. Or shall we c0atsnt ourselves, m1d
est ambition TO put on the throns that Arch
dUke MazimiliaU, who seems 10 be IN such little
harry 10 take possession of such a beautiful
Les as choose between those vari-
eus ard easy and rssssuIing alternatives
No! snce more, England will net b. jealous
Of us! II We srs allowed to have an advice on
his q~usstios, we are afraid Of dressoing for Cur
eoubty suck brilliant trismphs. Now, "that
b0s0r Is satisfied - as we say alter SONS lucky
szsspe, we wish purely sud simply that or
troops may evacuzts Mckee. We wish it fer
that country and for ourselves. We have 70
aus clearly expressed our objections 70
shat war, t~ouehisg the point Of right, as well as
hat Of tHtsrsst Events have more han iush-
isd oar provisions. To-day, the events Of an
mmcasa bearing, which have just tazen slaee
n the Mississippi, and those which srs pfepar-
ng ia Europe, esuse Us TO wish more than ever
10 see that way tske an end.