The New York herald., 1863-09-08

same nancs The Former has is head princply men
o. hos p,''esis,s, aisa tanes 10 = r NJ ~ ~
those OF 81 tle latter ~ directed by the ngniares
the staie and ~ certain number o. tue great psopfe
tors aId s5oSs itself more particularly pFcoccnpied with
what is oaoi tho interests Of religion and has no taste
for most Of the innovations which modern nations have
introduced into their government and thor admla
stfation ibis party, such as Il has hitherto
always been would have willingly chosea
period wnen she bad not yet repuda;ed a do
grading aosoatism and aaugurated the constitutional
Independently OF those different subjects OF discussion
there was between the and the liberal party
ano'her subject ol OF discord
ana mere tne wrong was on the side OF the liberal party
Sednced Nv e example Of e Tinted States and influenced
more than was proper by the dcuty OF administering
immense territory deprived OF means OF communication.
that party wished TO maintain the division Of the country
into sovereign states like those Of American Union
IL was in that ederalist The conser vatve par
~ was favorable TO tho Establishment Of central gov
ernnen under which there would only be subordinate
provinces departments and not States invested with
attributes of sovereignty and inclined TO abuse them
Mexico, tossed about between these two parties,
y was by turn federaiized and centralized. The
federalist form had subssted longer than the
other, and Is that which the French army when u ar
rived found existing II has, however led 20 such go
tages that there TO think that with few excep
ons, the adoption Of unitary government uu receiue TIE
not been more moderate than Its adv srsaries
strict observer OF the principles which recommend
1t was il which, by causing President Guerrero to 6e
shot Notwithstanding his long services and the dignity
wth winch he was invested set the example OF shedding
blood In tho civil discords OF tho Mexican republic II
was from that party that emanated tho order OF tho
day, threo years ago. dated from Tacubaya. near
Mexico, on the morning after the engagement Of
that name; an order which might be. thought 10
have emanated from cannba chief, and in virtue os
which oil officers among the prisoners we're to be shot
II s it which moro than the liberal party stopped like
highway robbers the conveys Of money the ports
for expectation It was IL, which, by unheard OF vo
lation Of International law, loss than three years
ago. the 10th November 1880, caused the doors Of
the English legation at Mexico to be forced open By
general, and when seals broken In order 70 gain
posse sion Of sum Of than three million francs
belonging to British subjects which had been deposited
there II soas thot party vhch signed the Jeccr contract,
on ,ohch we PLEASED 10 that Marshal Forey silent
Every one knocs that By that strange contract the clerical
party recoqnssd iAds owed sum fifteen or tOety ties
larger than dad really received The conservatives
therefore are those who very slightly recommend them-
selves by spirit Of preservation aud still less by that Of
moderation and Of prudence.
Mexican OmCers In Trouble I'm France.
From Galignans Messenger, August 25.l n, .t
The two Mexican officers whose violent attack on Cap
tain Zamora, brother Officer and prisoner like them-
selves we recently mentioned have been condemned by
the Military Tribunal at Bourges respectively week
and fortnght's Imprisonment. The wounded officer
rapidly recovering from the injuries he received.