Daily national Republican., 1863-09-19
THE IuvAssOH OF MEXICO.

Manifesto - Pres dent Juarss s-Nsts q
=. sAa0svsr.asasse Of Friendly Powers
American Unity, Ae.
Prssadsst Jusres has, through his Secretary
Of otsts, oenor de 10 Fuente, addressed, under
dsss Of National Palace, San Luis Potosl, July
%, leee-a note 70 the Governments Of friend.
ly Pc~sss, In which hs recites the facts con.
nectsd with the Freuch capture Of the capital;
tho fosesd rsuoval Of his own Government TO
San Luis, and The fsses sasctsd by the Council
os Aossblss, II declaring ~ soplre and Offer.
Ing he sespsrs to the Archduks Naximiliau.
He snsas thss only . fraction Of the country ID
ssbysrtsd TO ne French authority, and that the
rsss Of II h animated by the national life, and 10
dssrninsA not only TO maintain II, but TO restore
Il IN the points where II has been interrupted by
thstziamph Of might over right. He recalls the
hssosisal fact that In the wsr Of independence
IL sapsssi rsnsissd subject 10 spssish au.
tAosifydo 10 the latest moment, without that
Affecting the existence of the republIc. The
trsason committed 10 Mexico he regards q .
osse crime, but oas not peculiar to the MexI.
can people as 10 proved by history, and espe.
cislly BY that Of France; and neither hare mol
there doss the exisasnes Of traitors justify the
invasiou Of . etsts, IND the snnihilstion Of ito
ssvsfeiguty. The intervention OF the French
involves not only grlevous outrage 10 Mexi-
CO, bus 10 threat to all nations, while In real
ity only subjects to humiliatiou the few
towns kept down by the French army, and ID
bot pure phantasy for the immense majority
Of the republic. The note concludes thus
"Thesndsrsignsdis IL persuaded that these fact
70 spprovs ths psossss which the Mexican Gov
esnmeue hereby makes against any regulation
tf01ey OF convention In which the so-called re
esDcy or the imaginary emperor OF Mexic
may have part; aud the Government Of the M
dersigned also hopss that your Governmen
will not recognize the said regency and empir
az the Government of Mexico, since 1t 10 not o
truly cithor In Law or In fact"
AA AMERICAN UNITY.
A weekly journal, called La America, ha
hccu started at Zacatecas, devoted to the ide,
Of Americas unity. II has for its n otto an ex
tract from one Of Tom Psine's political works
declaring that America ought to belong only te
hersels, aud that the cause Of the American
colonies was not simply 70 liberate . city, q
province or a kingdom, hut to ema ucipate q
continent. Near tho close Of long editorial
article expcusding this idea, we find the fol.
loving paragraphs: 1t would be an insult to
our Government to suppose that an object &C
important has not attracted Its attention, or
that IL Is not aiming at Its accomplishment
with energy and resolution. On tho contrary,
re "tpposs that tie Government has hrsn active,
md 'h't negotiations are far advanesd- We wish
TO quicken, rs far rs possible, the idea Of
American uuion, so much desired by all the
governments oi this continent, and TO urge or
our ministry this union as the principal ojert
Of oil its efforts, because, u IRE ,rsh to save III
territory and The continental policy, the sps d,
organisation Of on american Congress ia neee.
ssry, sesolstsiS ~sce"ary.