Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-30
Z NEW FRENCa PANPHLET FRANCE, MN
10 Ann FHE CONFEDER re STATES"

,oD of the material part Of the pamphlet Of Michel
evalr lAssly brought out In Paris under the above
ia. ,rd vlieh mas caused some stir both in Europe
and hi. rcuulry a veil quite sensation in the
I dS a,ss from the sct that lie hrSt appearance
il VA EUR, sntlv sPO ted = have been INSPIRED" by
the Emperor Napoleon aud 70 be Indicative OF bis
Doli,V on this continent Toe fact cf inspiration
IA. been semi officially denid In PArs and Os,on q
t,u.ly denied from Washington; but those Who fully
,,nprehrnd the mysteries Of Imperial "insPirat on"
n of the opinion that the 6roehUrS has come de-
~ OF It, aud that e was thro~n Oat th the Emperor
:. q, on. to subsrrvo purpose. N. ChrVsler it will
remembered it VA who threw ca; the binE concern
ug the sup emACy Of tho Latin race In Mexico
which the Emperor made the chief preleIs for the
u 1cAn expedition. Tnvie s no doubt that the pre-
.eut pamphlet Is at all events, an Imperial "ieeer
Tue pamphlet begins Oh A'lusiOn 70 ald SHl Ia
nation o che seeral unpOpulartJ In France Of distant
military expeditions and contrast between the
m c, Of treat Britain aud EAfes IN this respect, and
tie important advantage the former has obAinsd ID the
q. QUESTION Of valuable depe ndeneies aud the eslabhh-
msnt of prosperous colonies h. eco
The principal OBJECT had ia ves In the Ell edit on %
Mexico is brOugh: forward in TIE AnguaGsO. III. E@-
G, or's instructions 10 Gen. F.rey;
..Iu the actual condition Of t-s c.viE .iOn OF The
World tho prosperity Of Amercais nOt matter uf n-
II renee 10 Eulopr; for II is sbs that leeds fac
,,rs aud gives ME " OUr trade. We Interested 10
asting the RspuLl 81 the United States pro porous and
powerful; but have nnhe IN her Obtaining Posseasuu
o. oil the Gulf Of MEXICO, controlling thereby the An-
Ill.,, a. ell as South Amerct aud becoming the iOls
ne, r,buur Ol the p OluCts OF the NeW Worldp 1
Tbs. harry Aph, quoted tie Instructions gwen
o Cenera kOtey replies RUM hAnty lsAys N. ChsFA-,
/ ID ~ tho who even AZ ths day, ash Why va have
,srn ell ondiug men and money Ia toandn ISgu Ar
Government In Mexico -
FRANCE must oppose d Q absorption Of Southern
Am re, by Northern AmeIoL Soc equally OPP
- - the ,imiG OF the Lain the timer
t. OF the OeeaI; hnS, SIC IA sleSs 70 guarantee the
nut grit, ana security Of Der West India colonies
a. e,ts which guides tie ,ymPAshies OF Fnnde toSard
a.. SIDE Of the ,csIng Ates las Quoted her flag
10 tne walls Of Memo The recognition VI Ihe South
rn States u be the cOCsequeICs OF our intervention;
~ ather OR intervention has prepared, fAoitated
and :, Tered possible the plOmAnc cot which will
ols,crats hnal separation secs ion IN tho Uuited
states.
The thirty thousand FreHohmen who nov occnpT
ae1ieO or Who pursuing Juarcz to San Luis de Po
o.i are the VI'g ard of Immense commercial army
aud their Ort are op MI - oul vessels Pors TOO
long closed against Iham. ..
let 10 one then repeat these lying refrans upon the
,nAnity OF our plans in Mexico What NApOls on III.
nd no wills il until it shall have been accomplished.
n. .i,hos 20 enetste our trans-atantc commerce
A. give it for u fruitful outlets; he desires
Ia, our bone industry shall A. all times be enabled 10
~, cue the materials Indispensable 10 l.. This he
meant and he Il pursue his until il shall have
ttaued ia obrc. " that the solution is 10 near
[, ,s there would DO merit in predicting it, unless
accompany this easy prophecy win eOmplote rate
urut OF the advantages Ehleh Franco would obtain from
uCoomI lshmrut
The ampLlet then reviews the great physical re-
sources AID advantages Of Me1ieo-hsr AHllent soil
her luxurious climate her uneq1hled mineral wealth,
her splendid dye stuff, aud draws a captivating figure
Of What might be nado OF all thesO in tio hard, of
French eo.erpr.s', skill aud taste.
The political sOCia and industrial evils under which
the country has so long abored arc nex Gdverted to-
and the sourcJ Of thCss evils ard the remedy for hem
pointed out The prOtc elton ven to labor aud poop
etY aud the stability afforded to tbs Government by
tho French A.g, n CheVAlier justly OouOlude1 will
lh. favored land with population and regensrste
her with more vigorous existence than she has ever
kroau. The French army, he slys is 10 Mexico an
amy Of creators, not OF dssh Oysrs France win give
10 Mexico uhAt she most lacks cohesion order, indus
Try, Skilled labor, enterprise, public works and social
cul ure But these things 10 concludes will not
DO bio 10 do ia perfect security aud with profit until
after the recognition Of the Confederate ssstsa." ~
To the question Of recognition he then addresses
himsclf: 3D.
Had not this war broken out between the Northern
and Southern States OF America Earspe would yet
have struck by the dangers with which the power
Of the United States meuEces her. Tributary 10 the
New WOTlI, Europe h ID taken precautions 10 PEE
w. nc the outburst Of crisis which has never ioe,
,e,n aud Nhh has weighed upOn her for neAry two
wears pas. 10 il at our own expense that have
learned no preearOus is the fac Of any branch If in
ds ~ that has 10 jk Tor its primary material in
market ohy 70 all The sxgeneieS aud all the vicssudss
ol which Il is subjected La this respect the secession
Of the Confederate States becomes event particularly
favorable TO France; for England las longer any in
tere.t in the &c aiOa OF hOsilies and consequently
IN the Establishment Of an intermediary Power holding the
balance between the Pederals and the spanish American
Continent She ioars for Canada in which the North
ght seek aer the var, compensation Tor hor losses.
Il, uariime commerce prO6Is by the eIiatng distur-
anon uf American commerce; she sees with satsf>c
o., the Moth and South ehierbling each other she
unshts ms 10 both parties and Ehle toe nth sends
cotton, she developes lie culture in the
dies EnRland, tbs reforo, Will never lake tho int6
.ry in recognising the COnisderatos SAtes and the
r. p,ion which she has twice made TO propositions
Of pscine Intervention removes al illusion that sub
Jet Ego. ~.
France on the contrary, cannot count upon drawing
her neediul coetOu HOn. any oIet YuHIter hnAh eno
Sou,b Every attempt that has been made to plant IL
has remained without result and, unfortunately il 10
nroblbe that all that may be made will share the
fate In the first place. tho cotton culture Ike that Of
viue depends absolutely upon the character of the
-oH plant from Bordeaux, or nom vineyard On
tie Rhine transpSnlsd 70 analogous latudea aud
temperatures will furnish DeitheF Uhate AGrgsux nor
Jonsunisbefg According TO the ground the flavor
changes /. s exactly the 10 cotton quality
eegenera'es in less prOpibOus SOFT Ta0n again, the
point Is not merely produce good bad Indifferent
tOsOn il must be produced at available prces. Now
the double respect of quality and ohsapAess the cot
tn OF the South suIPasses all others. The Fedsrss
know THU so well that the they keeping up h
tor them, above al, Of interest Tho South
producing and agricultural country, oAnvas.ed CON-
merc.aly BY she North, which desires At all hazards
to retaiu its best customer; the emancipation Of The