The New York herald., 1864-09-26
INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.
Views OF u Private Correspondent.

Views of u Private Correspondent.
CRY og MsxIco, July "a, 1861
The Ideas Of Ndyiman in Favor of the Mericdns-Some
Genera, Reflections TIE M.nroe Docaine-Kerico 70
Be Made Empire Despite Of american Influence
France Corrvng he Terror of It's Wonderful Nam
Among The N. xiccn indtans-Ths Emperors Birthday
A Strong Plea for Nd1imiian, de-, de-
The sentiment Of the American people as expressed In
the Union newspaper did not favor the idea OF Mexi
can empire, especially since became fact that the
Archduke Maxmiisn accepted the throne. This crcum
stance, although Was and sti Is very painful did not
surprise However,, ne rust hope and desirc that by
and by more calm and risudy OF the situation
may be taken, and look forward With confidence to
the time when the American people will ind oppor
tunty TO Judge tue principles OF tho Emperor according
TO the actions Of bis government.
Next and not without scnstiveness, s held up to us
the Monroe doctrine. We well able 10 comprehend
that the people Of North America cling with pride TO the
phrase 'Amefiea belongs 10 americans but this also
includes the meaning that Mcxico belongs to the Mex
caDs And the ayiug that nation has the natural
right to select the form OF Its government and ncces
sary select also its ruler not 10 contradiction TO the
Monroe doctrne and, even IL were In contradiction, II
would balanced by the well known rule hat the larger
object embraces the smaller aud the contrary
It's eject
Tut French intervcp,ion. This indeed has no, made
the empire but Il has enabled the opposers of total dis
solution OF the State and friends OF social order to give
expression TO their views regard the best mode Of
preserving and ugtheung Mexican nationality and
restoring social order and religions freedom The
French army exercsedi no Influence upon The popn
lar vote in regard 70 the establishment OF
empire IN Mexico. On this point you and many
others viii probably dfer with me- but INSIST 90 i,
and must point facts cannot undertake TO furnish
evidence as we are before court Of inquiry. That
raef
to the SO called LEGALITY" evident from the fact ,nat
irom the moment when French troops touched Mexican
soil an armed opposition the government OF Juarcz
sprang up The opposition then had standard. From
the eut however, that became evident that fstt
ing against JGares not sighting against ouc's ovp
country but IL 10 for Mexico under
the name Of maguanimous Prince, an honorable pest
on md social order and tranquility the ncrater o. the
OF Jua ez rose from day day. until reaches
now well organized army OF twenty thousand men,
who are as Is well known. opposed ny su ireiauiicsns
number. IL would be useless 10 attempt 70 picture
the conditcs of Mexico before and at the time
OF the lsndlps of the French roore And how about
the adherence Of certain Josrs'c defenders q eesnyf
What association there between Alvarez and Jusrez
the state cf Guerrerabe,ween Porhro Das az ozars,
VINO proclaimed an independent republic Of 0zsrs
need not draw picture oi what Mexico would have
become the French, sfter the taxing of Pueba had
been sAsHsd with nde nty and bad Ell The country.
On the other bard IL needs 90 trOo'e 10 demonstrae
that under the present circumstances the French
we'll able TO hold Mexico sor Their account aud that
having the assurance that such war the desire OF the
majority OF the people 10 proof 81 tbs, cox ~ the
lengthy discussions The hesitation ard the conscientious
OF counting the votes "a the kiOeror was not
satisfied with the vote OF the po'abes
should not the American pope, bile ever ready 10
advance the interests oi humanity ha the Gay OF vbch
freedom dawns for the natives of Ne1 coirtedom from
social and political slavery aad Jesutsn laIse
three hundred years
Enaly, should ACCOMPLISHED fact, Ike the VIZ
tuai establishment the Mexicsn empire under Maxi
liam H. be of some consequence ntbe american peo
ys could eGate such an event, what them u would be
the return anarchy and despair IN Mexico or is alb.
sorpiicB by the United states for which the present mo
mont however, seems not 10 be propitious tie samo
having rejected 10 is4s arrive Therefore, NJ tho
cbncueion that the landing aud the war c the french
against government of Juares, not having been un
'dertaksn with the intention of changing the form of
government, cannot be locked upon az kuropean
interventiou IN the light of tho Monroe doctrine
Tim war, not having Mad TO an understand
ing with the government Of Juarsz, has car
red the Mexican PEOPLE, 10 the full enjoyment Of their
liberty 10 the necessity OF changing tbsforn q their gov.
svpment according 10 tue nsxlco in fol-
lowing ia which decidedly monarchica 10
the spanish and indian races has positively declared Tor
the empse and called the shrsae prues Who, u he
were moi Distinguished menbss inpsral family,
s certsiny most excellent oit,ssu ard man, and be.
ionga 10 dyu sty that has always symrsih,zcd with
arT she vi xress friendship for the United ststse
Mexico ass %. ohsrssd asriost te Monroe doctrine
w exercising ha ovu rsii. asd II tal4 rsst were in