New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-20

This hypothesis leads Us to regret that the penia'nc
presence the French camp certain Iefcans "ho are
100 we'll known deprived OF present.
ing ourselves mcdiatos. Perhaps there ~ yet TINE
Ia appeal anew for agreement With conditions 10
csutahle 10 gll and Of nature 10 Put al lllleoto
end to the civil war aud to Intervention. Before
stating what, In opinion, these acceptable condi'
,cns are. think il useful 10 recall all that has been
said as 10 tho purpose Of the Trench iu.e.Y ntOn We
viii then skotch rapid picture II tie existing shna
ton and we viii dedncc from this showing the only
possible solution OF tho question.
THE PREycH PRoGRAMsE-TBE ElpEroB's iSsfRUc-
TONS.
Tie end which the French Government proposes 70
attnin by intervention in Mexico may De arnec Dy
an examination cf the documents puhiisaed put no
precise aid formal rs 10 leave no d'uDt
M to the intentions vi the Government have been made
upon this subject. ". Thouyene wrote Oct Ii, iool
that the legitimacy of our coerei'e measures IN @ 'iu
10 Mexico only suited assuredly FROM our grounds 81
COMPLAINT against the Government OF that country ard
that these wrongs vel Us tie means To dress len
and prevent their repetition. could alone be made te
note of this declaration. demanded that hond nc aD
solutely stipulated thai the three Powers should moi ~
teriere In the internal Government Of Mcxicoj but NJ
ThcuveDel woud make no engagement Oh tins Io.hti
he ysas of opinion that the Intervening Powers, while
leaving tue e,icans free to tie choice Of Their Gov
ernp e should not iaterdct In advance the possible
0HeIG. . q T e nhars pppersions ''
81 Ihouyeud therefore made certain reseivatlon5
before signing the Conv>ntion OF the 3st October ana
o ~ H., 10 T,oncb Cnvsynment nroposed To- itscl A
~ M o "a. 'No '''"N"
I TO obtain redress for certain wrongs
10 "iu 'he -"eAoa"' II '.'''' "o'A "
p 70 oppose to the too great expansion Of the anglo
Scxon race in the New World an ilsurncrtab!c par
~ :. 81, '' ~
Ills programme was completely and very clearly laid
- - sir arr fasgR. 100
wus' be bad to THO important document we trs OF
20 reproduce II atength Womay aiterwaru pe'ter
understand what has been accomplished, and what re-
mains Tor ~ 10 do
TiII rxPrToR TO SXS FORTY
o,Y DIAN GyyxR.L At tie nIoaent Wien You are s5ou,
=, L., 1, 49, Sarg.d WITH Doii,ics spd military
sow sis' ae !, Ses a.. You GOad Understand ny
Tsis . Ito line Of conduct which you are expected to
with TIE create, kindness all Mexcans who may join you.
3 To rspcu-c the qusre q no perry, but TO announce
declared Il. ..sto ,how great respect Tor religion bu,
ct the time the holders OF national
ability tho auxiliary McAean troops; TO give them tho
chic par IN eobs;. s. To maintain oonr your troops, a.
rcpres. With yisor every act, every design, which might
wound the MoIcs FOR their pac Of character NEST not be
70 so.,sn aud u Q, ne e., nc, 70 so sJse' OF
when sa9 have reached me Cry Of S.ie9 1t ! de,
ns.o ." very shade Of opinon who shall fsTc e.psas o..
.'' - ~. ~ ~ i -, a.. Md n.or, H. ,..lio,,
COY ''ueh y "a r.Y,i', y. hth ~ IN a. ~ 49,
2ffsiom o. poneel me ,eh ',l' % az leo
h.t"h. ~, n'"",oy "A"'' a''''@'~ 'o'eA " '
WI. '"r aisAs ss law" ,,., J., ,,o,,. ,,,o q, .
iou ~, nu So ~" u =; ., - IL s. ~
raueh q snsIs ga a io .u a. a.,
e5o Mi, be Zen. tie e.ra5,e o. aiding h.s n... OF.
sat.i,Stion
The md 60 be attained not 10 ipose upon the Mexican.
rl CT Goycrnmon. which vii Be distasieia 70 tea but TO
aid them 20 e,isb.h n conioray Nh thii WlAr, acos
efnn.h hon Nay nae ,Orv ,-s1sc VI " - 81
sg.s 70 f'an'' ''' ''''''' u VIZ '''e'O ~ ~ N
no. 20 be denied tlst II they prefer mon IrcLy Is in
the Interest OF France 10 aid them IN Iii, path.
Persons wl not os ~snins wa. WI. ssyon w.! We Pc
pose 20 sr'is il.'H ''a 'V"'' -
u ~ i, 49,. o.s, s Of the worlds civilization Europe Il
not indifferent 10 the prosperity OF Anerca for Il il she
which uourshos industry aid gives e . our Commerce
IL Ia our interest that the hepuhHS Oh ini S".ea s
be powerful sni rosp.ioes, o., &c Sc 49, a ,bnrs
That she shosa s.a ue a.. o "a h. h ola Sisnsnsr
VI, 10. of bs N.,y Nod Wese to.dcy by I'D ey
psrt how precsrous is the fate Of sn industry which is
forced TO seek s material IN &c market under n tho
yic.-i,udesto which that market Ia subject; /
H. on the contrary mesco preserve i indcpedehce snu
nata'n the th'egiry u ~, saoe so,yia
neit be thFte es'i'.ea WIN Wy 'i '. ~ @
nav 20 's s,i ssv snar.nted H.. snery
y, o,r own aai ,hs sn,nh colonies IN the Aile4 We
,h. have o,osrod our tcnisn influence In the center OF
America and this influence, white creating immense oCts
for our commerce, VIII procure 'No la" ~
dsp. isshle 20 our Industry. q, IT,, 10 s,o.,h, >, rs
Mexico thu. @ bsr ;,,sra.ts viii he
NOT ohlt nom gtauus' IVY h h viii ,d .,pport la
, ,psI III " Vii m of Furopran Powers
tue fooa ,iire our uilitary honor involved tie 30
rS Of onr yocy the interest OF our industry and
merce al impose upon u the duty Of msyhns upon Nea"
there GNla pa rnonn,tbe Viii the National sentiment Of
w., ,o s s.nh,III,,v 0'' w NApoLroS'