New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28

war brought 10 a Close the dangers 81 our enterprise
arc dent particularly If peace Is near at hand
The passions OF ne American people womb urn toward
il conferred upon the highest bidder Of batteries offered
10 the popular passions rho pIcsdenislip would quickly
be secured by tho party mot hos'. 70 INC new MeHl
,he civil war. there must remain largo num-
bCrs Of generals and officers Without en-
plOy. Influences without number VIII uIFo
Inc Executive to obtain trsnph by arms for Tie
Monroe doctrine Admitting even. that tie American
Government should he moderate enough To resist this
nftrul impulse. viii noi the ad'"nurcrs. whom the
reace will hive left idle risk the enterprise themselves
Shall VIC rot have ~ rcpc the attacks Of alibastrrs
canzed The largest and most cnciro scue These
npprehensors are QUA too wen founded. dangerous
aid laboriors aniagolsm with the United Stgio--snc,i
leo. 1ie question nov Grises whether We slai pro-
woke IL ~ once by recognizing the Confederate States
proferrg war with the United States-a cruel wer,
where victory would be fatal I, as II would de-
str,y one Of The creations of TIE frcrch picy the
strongest the most useful 10 country; whether
ought not 10 take refuge IN the future In oder 90
gain time 10 leave Mexico before the outbreak Of this
hntdgonisnI.
II is truly important I'm. We shoud at once form n
resolution and adopt energetic measures on tbs subjects
oCuny tLat French policy should speedily disavOw
tLa fintasical paFrhiy shown lithCiio cthe cause
Of tie Secessonists We ial Rom giving credit
the f1lso that tie French Government Is about
TO iccog MIC the Southern Con.cdcfaCy but II Is not
sufficient hat such mistake should BE- avoided at pres
emf. We must do norc We must check tendencies
which unGwarcs and 1t cary day would bling about
l. conflict with the American Union.
And further, it is necessary thet should not IN
dcIgo the spectacle to the Mexican newspapers
published under our patronage speak Of the recognition
II tie South ~ Mexico. or the disgrace to have the
policy ana the secuI llie Gets Of France compromised
~ handful of enicTiIts who have gone 10 NoXico al
tic tail OF army. 1t 10 peculiarly impcr
tnent that the recognition Of the Confederate Stsios
should he spoken Of H. Mexico before the csab shmeni
Of tho new government before tic acceptance BY the
Aicldrkc is known and before tho Emperor Macmillan
hes taken possession
The only hope 10 feet. entertain 10 zee France
ret out Of this adventure. les m the acceptance by tie
Arcduko ~ tho IrOil'rcd crcwi. and lis consent 10
fl q mission. difoult and p.Thups glorious. witch n
strange price ~ fortune places NJ his depossl tie
Arcldake MnAMi.iun accepts thi, hal ,rd0us Throne
he will hcsiow II favor upon France emitting him 10
our groiitGde. Anyhow, s!at frenoe needs most is
tina. the grave questions into Which she has been
led should be analysed discussed and clucdatcd IN her
presence. We shall feel cm!crly fenoycd IN minds
ny tic opening of tie Legislative scs ion and the
beginning of the debates on the address No greiicI
satisfaction b. the wel founded o4Iios.ty aud the
j, ifmIc impotence Of France could BE- oifr than
insight Into al these delicate points AID thorough
investigation ta,reoL We hope that tie members %
The new Legislative body viii 10. only unGcrsand .ler
duty under these gave oircunsaaccs. hut vii also
fulfill It, +. logC4Da.