New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-08

ENGLAND md SPAIN enough TO suppress for the time the
Insertion Of the Monroe doctrine" ard to enable him
by treacherous negotiation to throw his troops beyond
the Pass Of Chhuihuite tire most defensble point on
tho road to The capital be caused lis allies to withdraw
and throwing of the mask Las stree continued to pros
ecute his scheme ot CONQUEST nloc though doubtless
assured Of the support Of Austria should 1t lie needed
The debt due France WAS smell. less than that
due Spain, and a mere tFihe when compared
with that duo England. He knew tlat II
would be paid. but sought to make it the prcteit
for destroying Republic Which, after struggling brave
ly fox years against Intrigue and faction had just
reached point where il was safe from internal foes
Acting out his real motto-le empire oea 10 suers-hc
determined not only to strengthen his military force,
and to crafty it by active service but TO strike telling
blow against repulicanisn the Thus far
his has not been very fateIng. Tho ocoupa-
ton Of q seaport road. and capital city do not
amount TO tho conquest Of country. The MoHcans
made stand at place only Qnebla) but they fought
long and well there. They ore fighting not only for
civil liberty but TO prevent their beautiful country from
again becoming the oppressed colony OF transatlantic
Power. They know that II subdued. Mexico though 1t
may be styled All Empire. will in fact be dependency
OF either Austria On tho bargain about Veneta be
oonsummatcG) or Of France
Until alicna,ed by the course Of oar Department OF
State the Me1icans looked confidently 10 us ioT both
sympathy and help Now II is otherwise. They have
seen wit. despair "thc Monroe doct.nc" give place to
its opposite which may not innppr6priaely be termed
1.-THE Seward doctrine" At time when hreadstufs
were not to be had In Europe they have seen the French
permitted to buy in competition with our Quartermas
tiers In New York. while their agent Sonor BustaEente
was not allowed 70 purchase rejected arms there and
to send them to Canada to DC shipped In English vcssos
They have seen our Premier. after permitting their
DISPATCHES 10 come to and 50 from Washington. pro-
teccd by our seal when they could have been safely
transmitted In other wa abruptly exclude them from
that mode OF transit Just though the minister OF any
other Power had right 10 know wha. Wa COY.
cred by our seal. They have their minister Senior
Romero. silently Withdraw himself and Lis legation
IAN the country They have seen or border co.crmi'
nous with them neglected aler 1t bad been abs
doned by the Rebels. so that regiment backed bya
gunboat might have held IT, and permitted 1t to be tie
s,;rtpO OF immense contraband trade. FnLly for
two years they have loyal Americans not only fail
TO receive protection a, home but forced TO fly across
the Rio Grandc for safety; and thcy know that these
citizens have thus far called in vain upon their Govern
men, for help
SIN it is to be hoped that thOy viii trust In PrOvt
dcnce ard fight on.
"Thereis Divinity that shapes enaa-
The march Of and the pressure O; public scntl
mcnt under His guidance may yet force our Government
TO take stand In accordance with the senso and spirit
Of Its people RIO GSASDx