New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-03

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we tolerate our yoke the an easy abandonment
that have made Of liberties, and cur constants
meddhng in affairs that do not concern a. have rem
dered the object Of universal pity and hatred SAG
feelings which France was not hab.uated to inspire
The intervention in Mexico in far as II was limited
10 satisfaction and guarantee TO be required, might
have BEEN lust,fahe. But tho violent overthrow Of an
established government the Substitution Of form Of
Government entipaihcio 20 the people Of Heyico ~
well as to the ncghboring nations Is rot only wof1
in itself iegtima;e. but 1t iniures the Tranquility Oh
the noie boring republics, Oh born out OF their hats
end revolt against tie moaarchioh form' ana "hor
on seeing this form Of government reappeaf on s1s
American continent cannot help remembering an ao'
borred post and con,eyne feers for the future. The
Empire reconstructed In Mexico Is ebalenge give"
Mr.. Louis Naro,eon The New World.
He is not satisfied with this first attack on internn
tional right ond good faith There now frequenS
runners ebout reclining Texas end recognizing tue
South. Does the French nation comprehend fuly wnau
Is the recognition # Empire founded upon Slavery
| Il cay Empire erd no. Republic, because Sayery1
incompatible with the opblcon form on The one bano
aud because on the other Mr. Louis Napoleon viii never
recognize Republic except 70. tie purpose Of trsns'
forming It into q Mcnarch!).
Ias France l1ed lcr thoughts upon this mon.trous
institution where there is neither fany morals right.
nor Jaws; where TIE owner sells sors without ther
fathers daughters without tier mothers, where tho
DAUGHTERS ere yiC,ciei under tSc eye Of their own
mothers, vho cen neither weep for nor avenge them
whore tic wives ae ytlout husbands, insDsnds WIZ
oct wires whore TIE supreme law Is the caprice 'oe
passion or tie so.a interest q the master ana "Hefs
Justice is blind tie h:deouS traffic OF tho fatber WHO
augncn,s his fortune By selling his chidsen ne slaves
Two uary voices more powerful and eloquent than
tLfa u1f f.rt ll
exhausted # IL ever could be- Besides war has broughs
out thousands Of men eyewi.ncsses Of this horiDiS
social disease Ivi close however, without citing
two recent facts public, the other personals they
are an answer to the late apology for the pecuher ins-
tuition which he passans Of tie South have thoughts
their duty to make in Europe.
In Louisiana the colorcd conscrip.s chosen among
the most aeboled slaves have given to the Couneu Oh
Revision ono able bodied in ten. The nine otnerh
In consequence OF the bad treatment inflicted by then
nastevs had contracted infrmities which rendered.
them unfit 70. duty. What 90 ;he apo.oglsts OF slavery
think Of thatthey WHO affirm necessarily that the osu
treatment. inflicted rTon tho slaves exists only IN Tag
imac,aiion az tie AboitiOnsts. ond that the owner
M, srpd enough 70 dc,ero1a;e bis property Lei
them consult tie iGbors Of tie Councils OF REVISION
Las. wear. being at Madison Courthouse, County %
Madison virginia Liz or seven niles southwest OF thaS
town found human Sud. There were about tmI'Y
Young iris Of mixed blood, end from eight 70 ten
colored men admiralty adapted to the required service.
The books OF tie house. Kept in perfect order dd nos
leave any doubt OF the sind Of commerce carried Oh u
the ownor. whom arestcd and sent TO headquarters
. Defenders Of order religion and ianhy III ftnueN
that is the state Of things which guided by MI Loav
Napoleon. you going not Only to recognize oo1 W
extend. revive end 81, e from the destruction abcnfu
be visited apoa b. lssersl arms osf iaanes "'''
ct aims, 10 you want TO urge them
Bn, a ,his Is question If principles and -sr-Ssnfs.
4 words without neaning the present time; Let ~
speak of interest. and let what dynsstie pcncy
wii cost and bring to France.
Iadrlt for moment Louis Napoleon TO be triumph
ant, the ConcodeIacy paohed and settled T,,es Oh
tanned ,an things ph! ..cally inpossi5e)
: What dc you Sansi
The gold Of Sonora and the silver Of Mexico
y The cotton ~ tie South
q" Tho weakening Of tie Republican FORM
: TIE increase o. tie influence Of tie 1esin race
u Aragal sig.
Such ere. az least the pretersons put forward oy
" hirelug writer's tr Ig corrupt the coed sense Of
the poouace and alter traditional affection for tho
American peop'c.
- Not word is VI fpced cbou. rev opening for our
uanufscuTcd rradue s. ard il is bat right. War. aug
could no; Increase sumption. Moreover instead Of
having the whole TIE American market as in the pes
We should get bu, Isri f5r WI compel the Ncrb
to manufacture tie greater part of what she used TO I'm
port and rerhr,s viii TIE help Of patriotism ard ito
hate Of tic foreigner. size viii dispense with the re
usiuder. Already good nnrnber OF inportls houses
> are lill.datuc tier business.
The South. which IL deprived o. everything. ray.
rriucipaiy II the hccrtr want good DEAL bgt this
demand viii necessarily he propo.tionel her popula
ton and controlled by hcr resources population is
very much reduced and considerably smaller than tha.
Of tho North her resource, are completely exhausted
With this in yicE orr commerce. is free to the
chances Of dabt ihe example Of gland docs not
repelit
: Let us speak of tie god and silver OF Mexico.
am in dai,y relations with men who have made their
fortunes in California. Of great experience, men
who have shared. ike many others the belief In the
fabulous riches cf Sonora WHO have spcnt considerable
SUNS for working q en- who have long tine kept
agents in the comfy ard have the most complete the
mos, minute documents iron the subject. As these
documents have been prepared at the expense OF inter-
osted parties residing in tie oountry accustomed TO this
Kind Of explorations these parties have made for
tune slseEi,s, believe them in preference TO official
agents. 70 adyenturers. or 20 learned people
: The conclusion is the with them all here IL is;
There wcs 70 ueed % invasion TO be free 10 work
.bc mines OF sonora tie Mexican Government ives too
happy 20 End stranger DESTROYS Of running himself
in thu, part of Mexico. Every individual might 60 BY
simple ruqrs. which was never refused and work tho
unoccnriei mines.
p Experience has proved that although there were
Mines and very rich Ones local circumstances did not
allow sufficient benefit to DO derived from their work