The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-17

DangersI0f the French Occupation.
Translated for the New York HERALD from the OpnI
NafiOnAl0 SAutAnnhQr IL

Nsa.M
Translated for the New YoRE HERALD from the Opinion
,Nationae, September IL
That the United States look with dspleasure on our
fact. There has been talk recently Of formal protest.
which has not been made; but the starting point or
Mr. Seward and Minister at Washington. The jour-
mails have announced the presence In that city OF NJ
being
fairs. Our presence In Mexico annoys and
troubles the United States Instead Of feebeneghbor.
they SEQ beside them powerful neighbour which they
will bave TO respect Not only does this new neghbor
stand obstacle 10 every project Of conquest u
ble but Ii prodigal Of irritating marks Of sympathy
towards the seeded States which considered and
the day before yesterday the mail steamer brought us the
that the provisional government OF Mexico opened
under the shadow OF the French flag. maniieets the
somewhat premature desire OF recognizing the Coincide
States Of the South We do not examine the fact Of
tselr do not wish TO inquire whether It is very
woke enmty Of formidable neghbor by recognizing
first and alone yet the world-an gov
the oldest and most powerful States Europe have not
yet proper 70 recognize But will deny that
as Ga o. Ha' % ~ Though not
tatou and rancor which will experience hereafter
The Americans have established as principle under
the OF the Monroe doctrine, doctrine which is
NOT Monroe's, and by virtue Of which they would not
permit any European Power 70 establish itself anew
upon the American continent That doctrine 10 absurd
but It Is very popular in the United States That
We are justified in paying no attention to il is
not 70 be doubted but that which We have right
thing for France to take position which constitutes
us, In regard TO tho United Staes In condition Of per
msnen hostility, and which assures us, when occasion
arises their assistance 70 our enemess This II must be
confessed is the reverse Of our constant tradition for
glorious manner In the emancipation OF the United
States In that she has nothing 70 repent Up TO the
se oas naS 10 Se Pom. ~ 1
found there immense commercial opening Their de-
velopmcut neither Injuries or disturbs us. Lot them
and coonze the vacant Of the CONT
nent all profit for commerce. and political
foresight has nothing do with IT, On the contrary the
animated by ga Tesensmcns, and being able 10 pros Sy
her cmbarrassmens TO take nom Der her American colo
nies-formcd In favor useful counterpoisc OF
urc temper the arrogance OF neghbors and to
render them occasion more supple and manageable.
those almost secular positions by the very fact Of our
occupation Of Mexico. america sarates from and
a-c,, h~HH ,csM Rsssia. An alliance spoken o. N
is MOI made. wl Be- IL Is terminating 10 The new and
fatal currGot which We have just impressed upon the
general policy why should We 60 TO seek now enemy
Have No, then, many friends 10 Europes Can we
reckon upon Prussia? Are very sure of hecorday
England Is not AUSTRIA in placing herself the head
Russia there between her and 10 river Of blood And
there Poland, that Is being slaughtered, whom dare
70 the exped.ou and .ocSpasaou Of Mexico, We
have given TO Russia now and formidable ally We
about to lose at Mexico tnsscaase Of Poland Can
ue fde attack Rssssd, ally n Amey,ca, yrss-nce
Of Europe, unnoted AID unffroratf And when we shall
have definitely abandoned Poland shall be
ernmcnis2 Mexico, IL is SEEM is already for US cause
Of weakness In Europe. aud yet there the in
toxcaton Of triumph the splendor Of which cloud
has yet 20 obscure What would be- then II that
should there which occurred TO IN Algeria IL
10 o.
and occupy successfully all the important pons OF
territory nearly three times As large as EranceS We
rQ,ur,d force Of hundred thousand 10 hold Algeria,
and yet Abdet kader had neuer had da army Of more
than ten thousand mon. HoW many men pould zoe
and Eaeand together, were il only to dIepcrse que
riss, protect the highways, and restrain the large
towns' And, u SHOULD happen that the North Amer
declaring sgans US or even exposing themselves 20
the risk Of declaring war against them should send
10 Mexico twenty five Thousand volunteers TO traverse tne
country and 10 support tbs flag Of Juarex Could We
while Al Mexico. allow 70 be overthrow Gua
daaara the authorities which should have estabshed
thcres Certainly not. Then we should have TO send
troops TO Guadaajara, hundred leagues from
o. occupation. and = would depend upon sons few
leagues Of territory from Yucatan 70 Guaymas In the
CUT Of California Al this moment they scattering
"ns SS parties ~ ina = f
reorganzed, tie american rou,tesrs TIE aid Of
could ,ssps as~S @ q ..p a. pm
there. We dare Ho sslesdds hon MANY ,oouid need
10 make 'oar u a serious scor shoid break out
II would measure the extent OF the
which this enterprise Is preparing for u.s. y enough TO
study the language which inspires the English press to
in concert VITO Italy took possession o savoy the Eng
iish. whom tho very idea OF French aggrandzencui on
me Rhine has cooed and who are nsen
not varied one instant in the satisfaction which they
experience from our policy In Mexico.
predicted with remarkable certainty OF vision that we
should be led on TO govern and TO administer our con
bower which would result from Il to us, Il fscsssss
itself on Il with cordially fnd irsnkness which We on
felictate herself upon ~ Up 10 this time she
was almost assured, IN case Of conflict with
France, OF having against her the United States Now
on the contrary she has right expect their assist
snce she france taking freely and spontaneously
NO, ri 10 become psrmansot source Of n M irritation
aud cnnnicts-a position analogous 10 that which vcto
rlons Europe, by reonemen. q suspicion and ~ will
undertook IN 1918 70 give 70 Prussia against &c. In
natural enemies Of the United states, England feel. her
tons In plunang deeper tbs abyss Of dBeuties
which we descending Of ourselves. If we TO
nnd any advantage by she would not show herself so
In coscuslcu We say that the object Of tho expedition
being attained France has nothing more 70 DO than 10
cali her troops n, on the contrary sheIlows her
patton to prolonged the force OF crcums,snccs tue
dncutl that viii arise the national self love involved
nav fr one moment 10 another close 70 her all retreat
therefore 70 day, aud not later on, that we should
srsssy sspcuded three hundred millions q francs 70
recover sixty should cxpos. herself 70 speeding thou
sapd million 20 recover the three Hundred which me war
rger,s Al two leagues fstsDce rom her coasts
len times a. large the ether with the United Stsies
as ncghbors insisad 81 Nrocco, ana va 70 perspective
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