The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-18
THE FRENCH VIEW OF RECOGNITION.
The New Pamphlet by Chevalier-A
Glance Mt the Proof Sheets md Analv.
sis or His Arguments.

Glance ut the PROOF Sheets and Analy
sis or HIS Arguments.
Paris (Sept 81 correspondence OF London News.
have hurriedy run my eye over the proof sheets Of
pamphlet, to appear to morrow at Dentns, entitled
"France, Mexico and the Confederate States.">
The usual means have been resorted TO by the pub
Usher for inducing belief in the public mind this
opasce ocsiiy inspired Whether this be 80 or not
some time ago that the pamphlet dodge has been very
much overdone-I find in this production such prfsct
harmony wfh The kno.on leann0s Of the French Emperor
that think 10 oorth ,ch TO make quotations from IT,
The general scope OF the argument is, that Mexico II
governed under French influence win be Of infinite use
TO France and that the expected benefits only to be ob
dfn.d by the recognition Of and subsequent alliance ,ch,
ne CONFEDERATE S'dfes Of America Mr. slidell. the
southern envoy. who has lately had repeated
interviews with II. Drown dc Lhuys. following
upon audiences with the Emperor himself had re.
Paris, he could not have written more favorably
TO the southern cause apcogsed ngeniously
not think, however that Mr.. Slidel or any American
even though Southerner would have readily conceded
sn about the Ia race and ne neH Of Frc ,n
e',cr IN Nrico ohich this pamphlet confdin But the
bedfeows think quite possible, nay likely that Mr.
Sde some OF his clique have contributed TO the
Confederate paragraphs Of this pamphlet, while accept
The pamphlet, IN an early page. admits with much
candor as perfect truth, that the Mexican expedition
s present condition was the personal work OF Napoleon
H. alone While. in the eyes OF "every body else mean.
ing the ministers the parliament the pubc-everybody
who ought 10 have avoce in committing a nation to
serious and costly enterprise), the in Mexico
simple military question ne Emperor alone had settled
G's sppo, Of ,h Sss View d.rns ' eS rIg
from ~ Biauts vehement asseverations in the
senate and Corps Legslat and fastening upon the En-
peror an amount OF personal responsibility which may
day be found burdepsome the pamphlet quotes the
following extract from the imperial Instructions to Gene
raj Forey:-
In he presen, state of civilization the prosperity
riea Is not indifferent Europe; for Is America switch
in eems ha United and sre hi
for interest that she should get possession of the
dispensator OF theproducts OF the New World
France. therefore, IL is argued JouRd oppose the al
sorp',on of the South IN Northern America She has also
duty TO support the latin races' on the Western
tinent. An Immense French commercial arr.yn Is 10
follow that Of Marshal Forey and the recognition OF the
south VIII be the consequence OF the Intervention We
are further Informed that what Napoleon Ill wills he
wills steadily aud patiently aud that be win .'see his will
accomplished"
Another OF the pamphlet cusrges upon the ne
c'mnte OF Mexico except inst in strip OF unhealthy
coast land, It's rich productions its corn uncquaed
in other hot countries, It's precious timber irs fine
dyes. ana, above ALL It's tempting mines Hitherto is
admitted that the only paying mines are 10 English
hands but the mining field represented to be unlimited
and "wbat the English have done we can do doc,
highly oongena TO the empire OF universal suffrage
s then laid down-namey, that In Mexico all the
chsts belong TO the higher orders OF society The
~ influence, and who must necessarily submit TO the
that be-are ali lovers u but rich people,
general officers and aids de camp OF Presidents,
mostly brEsnds. This Is the charmngy convenient doe
in virtue of which ponapartsm pretepds, In the
name OF virtue, order religion and property TO gag eve
ybody who has voice, aud 10 speak behalf Of the
mutudes OF hewers 4 wood md drawers Of water who
have none. Enordtion 70 wer,co large scale Under
Ffsnch protection, ~ recommended
The pamphlet is careful 20 say-and have no doubt
upon good grounds--that whether the Archduke Maxi
milan accepts throne not emgrans may be quite
sure nat French influence viii prevail That take 10
I've settled thing, and attach not the slightest import
ance e. rumors which have hes. within the last day
nr two thai N. prouyn do ihuys assured Mr. DAYTON
upon his honor that the Emperor was anxiousy await
ng the earliest opportunity 10 withdraw his troops from
Mexico
An apology slavery carefully toned down for French
readers Is suboined 10 the above Arguments Ignoring
the that the south n fighting FOR slavery and boasts
that IL Is the stone of Its institutions, the pauph
represents the southern leaders would DO quite
DISPOSED 70 relax ~ Leading Principle ID oeracnSs 70 sre
Posr cktch recognizes Confdrnte States wi have roh
q odin. fdror Of N, npro,s much larger osncessos hnn
hs f,drdl States roud make ~ cas-. he,r rese,ng s
linton BY riciry That which IL impossible
during the struggle will become easy in time Of cain.
ihe emancipation u the blacks the complete abolition Of
slavery only be the work Of peace and OF time and
from our alliance with the south will proceed that
great social renovation which England has pur
sued in vain by tho right Of visit" observe here how
artuly the pamphlc,eer who processes TO speak in
we are told IN the beginning we're al The bottom
nf the Mexican expedition " obliged in Difference
70 French public opinion, 70 aztec, disapprcbaion
Shareholders whose only reason for " the main,e
nance Of slavery, but pretends that abolition a slavery
viii be the result &C that alliance.
The pamphlet concludes In the following words
the Confederate States shan he recognized BY
% he heir % los W. ob sqd s ,asr gan
waiting the signal from France 70 follow Der example
Who desire the constitution Of confedera,e republic aaa
although they have hitherto been restrained by the phantom
ct slavery, ffU foll1r
nut iHd saypoyf yLNi 7. NOT
~ sii t.nofaf9s. 10 these nations vii naturally rally
SPAIN which Havana witch tf the
Archdmke Nasiailian accepts The throne of Mcxo viii be
mor~ directly CONNECTED With the OF the World
AFTER that England VIII 10 ikswie She vii recognize the
south The Northern States vii longer per.eterp Ia
useless srugge. IA fntt fruN AIT :.
| u ns,i ~, 81 fsJpoit ~ .kpisUg,in rHtt
The cheek TO the upward movement which The BDrss
experienced Yesterday has boen more than ~ torse
to-day Rente for account hss turned the corner II
gef and closes With rise ~ sbc MnbIer rose SIR goc
Tho only important change n railway shares was ras
81 Ib IN eastern Among tho d the a. saf "a
| BE- explanatory u the rise . ole % get,can ioaa
/ French Opinion OF the Monfoe Ooetrinr
\ lrTom the PARIS a Presse, sept al
/ in ITSELF What Is the Monroe doctrine worth
How should 10 be appreciated - the nrs' place let us
| - lila, the American statesmen a. well European
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