Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-19

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From The Richmond Whiz
Lsts aoVless from Mexico represent matters
aE Being emICsnIiY favorable 70 the occupation
OF thst caHr.Iy by France. without further on
position Of a serious Cbsrgctar. Tire adhesion
Of ComcHtort 60 the new order Of things, striu-
JuareE Of at power to enbarrass the iesigps OF
the French Z nDaT1r. The EpDniutment of Mir
ano0 to the command Of the Mexican forces. in
a st-oHg mave Ia the way Of cOueiiiatisn. and
viii, no doUhA prove highly b91efcisl % Fronch
interests. ATsHlon, We believe, always be-
l0ugod 70 the Almon.e or church party. HIS
rpvCcstio1 OF ths decree cGnizestiug he church
property, upon hrs elevation 30 the Presidency.
is 81 least significant OF strong sympathy. with
that party, sld bsDcs, doubtless, his appoint
ment TO The important position Of ~commsnder of
the Mexican forces.
The zdhesion Of jheso two leaders 10 French
role in Mexico, strips exposition 30 such rula eff
alsrR1ment on the score OF popular dissFsc-
iGH. The mex re@s 1sy o-iDe az an account
OF the sCb@issicn Of JlaTe8 himself This, or
exile, seems EOw 10 be she oaly alternative left
him. A. ell cvculs, bis powers Of resistance
ara 50. diminished AS 70 be utterly incapable Of
thEariiug tho -1erstjans Of he French In Mez-
leo. TIE chief benefit tl be derived by Ffsuca
nom bis adhesion would 5e the moral force ct
universal assent 10 French rule. In this stale
of affairs ueatrsi powers, bavi0F any regard for
rH~ va H||T LN"HA4aaHa HNAEA EnHE El
Just cause OF interference, since imperial rcv-
rTumsnt gould seem 20 be the universal choice.
But the United S.s-ss would Be belieing its pol
icy towscd rs II it regarded the choice Of the
people Of Mexico in this matter. l. ignores al
suca conaideratGos 10 adopting g policy Of in
tsrvention. L disreRards alike the universal
predictions of q people in rssnect to their form
OF governments, and every consideration affect
mr tneIr future prosperity aBd peace.
UodeE the sanction OF q universal acquiss
csDeo en- The DsrE Of the paepls Of Mexico, in
French policy, the Emperor viii pay Httle heed
to Yankee protests ortbrsats. Hs will have up1u
his sire toe tUll f0ros Of neral right, backed by
the assurance # 9 peaceful and prosperous fu-
tuEa for MeEco sHd the adiacent States through
The influence Of 8 stable Government in that
country. The cause Of order and good G9vern-
ment viii he promoted by composing the revo-
luhoBay clements which have Sc long distracted
ard ruined that beautiful county. The policy
Of 3 proper distribution Of power, so strongly
cherished by European nations, will DO mate
rally subseTvsd. The preservation Of the bal
area Of power on the continent has an interest
for Europe, aUd any policy that ihwarts q ter
r~itoyisl oxponsjon by the United States leads d.
rectlY 70 that result That policy has hereto. !
fore been confined to the Cd World. The
growing power and i~nsoleucs Of the North bavs
inside its application TO this conEuens a ueees-
siy.
In view Of tas favorsbls change 10 Mexican
aentimant with reference % French rule IN that
country, nothing now remains for The Emperor
but the e-2nsUnma;i0n Of Whatever p0icy-hs
concsIves essen iai TO its future safety. The
acceptance of Msximiliaa Of the Mexican throne, I
which Is semi-ofieially announced IN tins Vienna
papers, settles he question Of the Inauguration
Of aH imperial form Of g~oyo-unont. The next
Question. viii be, It's establishment upon a basis I
viii gusTan.ee it against eEterual inter
ference. Internally, al The conditions and saae-
ti1ns essential 60 Jegijma c rule BY Inc newly
Emperor hsvo been obtained, and It
ee0ds now bnt toe establishment Of proper
treaty regulations with 0baer powers 70 give full
sf4ct Co tho enterprise.
AZ alliance with us 90 the basis Of Mexican
Iecudiy sgsinst Northern Interference is the
imminent snd practical Reed in this con-
leeifon, and he satisfactory Issue in the matter
# conquest affords s strong hops that This fea.
ure IN the programme viii 5000 be carried out.