Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-23

lbs paid for Il the Il '-.',e VI
SAdSeFts not abeoIab tith write.
Etli Rs tneeFssa pptii ad ehlts q
sEtotieos ioE 81 a s1artedta "a
Maifiages N6tissSosE aasfdlt iftd annB e
Of Ssrmonb.t 80 Cents each. iionvfiziSi ~
-. 49, =. ~. !
Was N. Thiers was elected q .. seat In
the French OH ss.llass aSs
the lovers of independently thought and tear.
less tree speech congratulated themselves
iuponthe factsthati France bad 81 a. least one
representa- atiys gSo Toqlti not, hssitatszto5
speak his convictions upon hatio hal topics,
even though these 'crltictsuss.. tits.ia run counter
to the Ehpster's policy The result has
more than jus,iisd these expectations. 1t
is only a few days since the whole policy
which Napoieonhas manifested in regard 10
Mexico Eeeeiyed.a AsatshisIg review and
scathing eritiseism at the hands Of the
eminent French historian and nd Statesman.
The demand ] made ~ upon Msxisesfor the i'm.
mediate payment of two hundred million
francs, when her entire aunnal revenue has
always been less than fifty milliS6s bS
as exOrbitant and. .pnreasona-
BILE. Bot unreason6bIe as was this. de,
tnRnd, the folly ofths Emperor ! policy Was Vas
svinced in the iattemptsa of armed inter
ference with The iinteraal,6affsiFs of the
country, and the forcing of the plans. and
intentions ofithat'' party of The Aettcahs'
which. was in . decided minority an a. These,
/ t4iqssc hQwsysrI upreasopabIe aud ,aaawiissti
as they were, are now in the past, and the
tesponsibAfty OF 'themEr Erests only with the
Emperor. Bdtitheodeputies are reminded
ythEtitheir responsibility ;commeuces .nid5Ssi
aud that if Maxiuillsa iS-allowed, to, set
sailStor Mexico under, the sp5pices of
Frepch protection, the French nation
viii have to assume the entire Sarsj care of
the new monarch and, the gpardiSnsHip
of his empire There win be,noetEeasu :.
ryst for him to- depend upon bds bIss'g the thsl
French, aud 'l;amast be the 6ayopets of
Frsnehmen only that can nisfu.ainpshims
athronewhichli he has accepted, s,,e
through the i@poFtanate Intriguing of the
French ENG Emperor. In q word, the question
as stated by Thiers is this: Can France
afford to establish an eupireriu Mexico and.
guarantee pits maintenaneet2l II may be-
an easy task now w6iis-thhset IN United States
d9 hatesped by'9 eiEI egIuEis, but blite1n not {
Tar, Oh in.the future the French, liberal sees
the time when the American republic will
have settlsdaits domestic questions. Then.
even if the. government should be. VIII
ling TO have a GallIe thUnafchy forcibly
established, al. her serysdoorsSs there will
Be thoasaads of sSIdis isiSa6iiss Who will have
fought too long for repHsEshh .i6stitd.
tiOns, TO .nbe willing ITO gises the Mexi-
can republic, ilI.stSfred IS F,i slit, has been.
IShppianted by a FreIes q "a n65isgdby: oT8S
Efforts of Thiers aud his:sParty were Of
soutEs iasfesEgsl Iss ael4W determining
the conduct q, the deputies was concerned.
and fhe Ane6dmsat 10 The address Of the
deputi eIap peror. expressing dis.
apPrS6alIca pf ne Mexican expedition,
FEsEe tsieefsd 81 q vote of 1ss 10 Al. But
thef fFct lance the policy of the
emperor asRs 4stsviewed With impartial
ealtdor in Isgfsl latt7e halls, is significant
one AID the faet, 100, that Que fifth 81 III tbe u
EEsasA nssF 81 Deputies are Wiling
to5tal.e tie eaIam 81 public and official
opposition g soais NapOleob's fayortte
policy. .-ta=ons flict the emperor OF the
Essesa saA39EiIoa wy e g Rssd. s4' ::
Rhel9aEEsttsQaHtgsEyIs or Msn.-The
Is DiHersnsel RstWesnr,R . SSt tatesnaan-
and 1asPOlItteIatH. q 'sls esST
& e; Z Wsskly. ,,,
E5sp Senator Wilson, hHs done we'll In With
drawibg his fesoIdtF6I if6r The expulsion of
4 Senator Garrett Davis. The letter of Mr.
n Davis deolares-thst he msGntl6hly.a q leeft.
innate Parliamentary Opposition doS ithe
y tmsaspSOslof fathea aGoYerpment, ana there is
no reason. for tdophkiug his sincerity. He
I iisfasI, man who inspires more sympathy
! than-indignatienl because bic temper ID 90
tafipQF ana yung hRbIs tieSeFy fiGds
speaks ppop Pph atatrS he bseomesa a
melGneH6Is SPECTACLE, and he has lived,
9hFong ithSeesiy years cot the F6r without
sshprs s5eqdi - = tiie least degree either
its cause or stts ineyitabIe conseuuence.
= tlheispe peeohesi aud s0lntt0nso of such 4
gentleman must be patiently edd dred, ike
: those ot Nh Roebuck IN thea Brtisth Par
lliamept1 Or of the oopp cad oratoFstin