The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-22

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wh IN mis- aad ,rsn ~ an 'ae aan, n, sss
", s., au .,ac 70 an Iinhenso extent .'Tn. psss
which he rebel as oou a Nm o,' ;h a ~
,ha $500 800 1 wiicn VIC ~ ~ IS Wy ~
=, Mou npc 70 ercIe VIVID tuel ~, son pro
70 10 ran'aap sra nc wo.a nave sen MY, o~ ing
n.y. !, $40 o.'sc o'uses, W. ,e.v,s navK ~
b $50 , a n Meakes ON. 10 M tue .er'i.ory ciand
s,a,ea - an VIZ, as sacn, onr M
sa s ~, =. onec 70 90 skeh ano heta. e wouia
zen tht 70 accomplish 'his ana Gail out the loyal
ma, re Az ary moaa not ne required nu'
$3.50 tosiheua sunooas, ana Supply On arms. NC !.
sna ~, urea .sehs tnss conaoh o. snngs. una
ac,s ,h , Mue u,pnihcy insh,iests i.sen raher oy
~ 'hi. empty ~oFas ne would lave demanded that
~ sinai orce REQUIRED, WIN the arms and supplies
go "a se. pe sent 70 the mouth a tne hio Trance
ana long sroe Fort Brown (Which Was actcaiiy
, o.'u ~ 'ne fcoeis, 50 cef'an were the! tnas we
dered) would have been ours What s,unpng blow it
MY. nase pFn ~ inc nopes OF the repei Leaders,
what an accession 10 our military force !, woad have
o'Id !, VIA ,,u. msraa suppof. aua oo.ntenanSe
~'u " nwe given " MeNco TOW oiuereptiy snoua
we nsse $1,000 IN inc ESTIMATION Of the cv'ized World
Sanp - na when the Frooca Lmi error undertook 70
e hTcslded over bya secretary no4 bold
Gn " sse. me Monroe doclne possessed q only
-, , ~ hpos ~ tuAe tne GROUND tnat we meant 70
10 reay ncnrta'-snaI AZ our Qusrermasters were buy
u t ",eius,uns ana our ordnance officers arms, the
~, sno'nu not % permitted 70 purchaae orcndstuns
. ~ m.A.cass ms,ns ID our ports what would have
ocon rus resnlT lhere was ocars0 Va Europe France
A. s events could r =" " gS ue'ns .e neutral sna
49,. so.., oouu nut usnt us, nor couin ehc invade
sa = oho ,"eaa our army wou'd nave got Us
!, !; M ana mexico would nave been saved AS
cns we have enabled them TO take the Mexican capital
ay w. "ues.eo tne Mcx,cans. we nave enabled Ma
~, 20 p. ~ Iinlero upon republic and IN so
aone 70 nroohhy buy m the aid OF Austria We have
pat ~ IN ms pnwer WHOM 50 backed 70 cause his Empc
@ @ MeAeo 70 rco nizc the rebes and thus 10 'ayolve
@ oc $3.50 J" ussaav nn'aIe-n war - wnicn ne;
,cf a. soldiers aenins, us While 20 ,l ia en-, ar r
ih coooeaton Of the republicans Of Mexico IL, V
retain thcr caers WIS the occasion Of si; another
ss II Nov ore,nF ing 20 their active sympathy with
NE tepel cause recaIne involved ina quarrel with Con
NJ seward, howeyer crafty certain of the foreign
ni'n ~. ne was ~ strong to removed By direct
oSalnafy means Hence, through Mr.. Seward's manage
eet 40 Expeditions originally destined for the Mexican
iohe OF Texas vas diverted aud sent TO New Orle ms
WE = hss led nothing since hcreducton O Port
hNafcna which haa not been beseged would have been
nbiu@ohed on INC tai Of Nicksburg very pretty
sn iot 81 fgea forse suppose that that expedition
hAd Teen sent, "a charge OF competent general, to
western Texas, and General Butler let alone, would
The rebellion n Texas have been put down? Would not
heSico have been nervod by Our moral countcnancos
the loyal Of Iexass Would wa not hold all Il
Louisiana that we now occupy, and would not have
tue &C. The RIO ande can be- s crossed by the french
withaat position, and NO rational doubt that
he rebels would rather yield TO France md give up
Their slaves be soldiers against us than sur
eudor to us have them forfeited and themselves tried
traitors II only that BIZ using negroes as SOL
ers tho French Emperor can carry on war against u.s.
without shocking too strongly the public sentiment OF
Of slavery ''S' 9A1N'' AA', = w. = '@''''
But what Is strongest Of all ia that one Of General (ncw
10 n frn
gives us fact in regard 10 the action Of sbordinate Of
Mr. Seward nor publicly disayowcd nv him which hsa
not been furnished tho public by the state department,
-. ~, ~ ..,. 49,. ~, -, a., .r,
prussia and ~. s,ar s,,es sa - rne ~ naha ~ IN
name ~ The Asrnt.mionto III Mey;rM T,ey sta,e1 at
iuarez and his had left the capital the
IN Of The ss for san Luis Dc poios aud tina, FIVE hundred
IA T ,ae cry ,r.s,a IN IN. ars 90 ~, ,o,.,,,,,,. -
S S n e I'M nv o. ine nsnc q
and aeco dncy sent orders 10 General yszaine 10 ta
effect. II
ss tho act Of Consul done when the Minister is
present 10 the act OF the Minister and as his action
wnon he Il neither rebuked nor recalled Is by
tue Sec osary Of state it appears that tho French army
took ocssssinn OF the CITY az Mexico on The EXPRESS ny
cation Of the legislation IRON the United states and with
ths approval or Mr. Seward. why did not Mr. Corwin
retire with the Juarez government, to which he is &C.
ne 20 % hc
~ . * u,snn. ~ ' ~ -. ~ 70 ~.
~ nr.ncH armv q, tate nsssssanr or ~ can,a, dans
- s, ns,inea ~ Il,c,s s = ils LIZ pa%s
tuare, nv aran GOING ino Ms nresencc md = hc
,a~ 10 consraniac haxi,ner r uno his election and
a. tender to him the insurance Of The disinruishcd con-
VIM .,eor ecu AZ Sesnor,i ~. to, mo, ,,;nc o,u,.
yemorJ from Office along i'll his Mnistcr and Consul on
ccouut Of thc cYmulayo bnnder thew have Committed
snos. Startling and iasxcusabic 49, ~ : ''
President Lincoln evidently undertakes his own strength
net. In tine q war Prosidcn, who shows little arm
nlncr or th naa,on Tie c r.icyc onr ~ oS:sr
easily ns military officer who i fasnrc The sec-eiarv
Of state beonss 70 scaoc Of poiiicans Who thrive by
throwing on Their freus and tying IN ,heir onporcn,s
aud such are nevor strong before lie pconlc s ocr
roo Mr. Th,,row Weed may have made money nv a rrn
contract by stock sneclasAs based upon the rcn, ..
broQo aud by supniyng transnort,tlss 10 tbc array
but the ac at he has done 50 docs aot comn,era him
TO the confidence OF tho masses
Both together n unscTapuous enough 10 sry IT, would
not be able 10 defeat the financial Tcnsurcs cFsstai 10
the success Of The government Leaving qut Of eonsid
Grafton the fact that while Mr. Seward a opposlug the
proclamation and peSsuading ahc President that ho
wishes him re elected he IS re ~ working To bring for.
ward man As candidate who II In eyery respect Mr.
Lincons Inferior, IL IL high time that he should be
moved from Office Tho Monroe doctrine cannot h. aban
doued without insnrrng DANGERS greater than would be
encountered by war 70 raaintu.n il aud without what
Is worse than mere physical per-natioual dishonor
The President has had hi confidence aud The patience
OF the peoplc abused long enough He needs Scrccr
Of ssas rho CA tn II iLe nele aanasr g,i tie dao
1 ssfcft.F RIO GRANpf
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s'Democfacy HUnning TO Seed
:, FROM me aloans dournai, srpt u
N APtn warmer tne "e.n, ciaoy o. .onheclcul u !
Ge'ent whcn wa rcaHeh f"r nn1voidabic reasons the
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