, 1864-04-02
lEtoua our Regular Corrcspondent.1 :.

1y the person indicated by him as Emperor &
f1Sr 9n,tod ID snas e 1ne oi Inc hepnbli
SEC. ?. 1nd b e .furkher Reso1esd, That th
!. 1noreinents Of the Government Of France, and th
infestened movements OF an Emperor impEoyise
IL ,5i1sis4sd mnon er oe1oano ot THIS hepun
- - ';a aron' rn',,'t -. H.
,,... as..ss. ~. o. Das .u"s ss-,s .s is " ne1lc'
spects the continuance Of friendly relation
between The United Stn.es and France. anf
tbe un,4ea st,tea o,d III. f,o.-a-nn, - .r.,.,
Sa.e1an1 49, $500 3a4 w. .NI'.1'4 o'oineu. aicl
NaPoaeon nas seen NJ 70 lnstltnte IN Mexico
at any other time our Government would nc
I Of c,caf;nc nm c1nn;re IN lis Noxv we,,a e.:
so1on - ana ~ r. 49,. wv -" "o.m: to1
ons VI tAc "o1A uu1 oynas1les o.
Tue old* bnt are We fully able at this. time
to back up such words as the abore
with blows?. This, I oplne, is the question
tha r-ssa,. ..,,a 1922 Tssess sus'ue1 ~
.Ae piesen' Ilne" Anaeea' perhaps, at tue
present moment such a resolution as the
above, and action founded npoa II. 1re the
rerY things that Napoleon is seek,nr ne
is better nrenarcd now ~ carrx m ~ ~
can scneme than At any other period, and NC
are unfortunately worse prepared than we
ever will be again, to enforce tha Monroo
.:.c,,1,,e. A nation ston1d ,ot nal. t,,.ae4
nn1.ss II 10 nrcnoraa % ~ M h.,,. ~ ~ 'ursa. s.,
blows. Senator Med Dougan:1s unfortunate in
the time of his resolution. He also was at
the time Of the Trent aiIair, in his Efforts to
prevent the Administration from deliyerinr
up Mason and slidcll He either desires to
embron US in war with a foreign power.
which is just what JET. Davis & e. also de,
sire more than aught else, OF he exhibits a
great lack Of wisdom. Is it not better to
leave this Mexican matter in the hands ~
I Mr. Seward9 When he and the Prrs;drnt
think it time to Initiate such action a. that.
render necessary, they viii doubtless infnrIa H1a
| Congress-. The time mar come. fouhIIe.a|
vhe9 further action hv France ~ ~ Wa'
ernment instituted by Its Emneror 1o.9 A.
mand at Ill hazards such cnnrss ~.
that which the above resolution # A..
stance, It Is confideutly asserted thot Ma4i ~
| MILAN intends to rccocnfza fhe sonthe,,
| Conftdernrv md rnter mn rs1o+;",s ~ ..
merco and amity with # Snch !. - an,1.s vUu.
would be an atfront to the fio;ts1 i9n,ss
in silence. r. ia e, taiao NV e..9o, " pofne
Sonora. upon which the IInited st.tes hsa saas
c1uin 3k;11 ~ fnmoa;st.1v 80. sta.es ~
Of hy thr French 1ndsa3 +1.a 49, poese3slan 7at
doubt fhai fhev 1r,,i 1o ~ IT, - out Htus
ies7e for MeT,co and ti.t ~ @oIio +3 soG9
be number Of secees;nn,.s. LIS s,n1e o.ua "9uld tp
the notnrione n, Gw;nma ~ rns raaens taem
that he won1d ho cre.tad ~. .l 4ta' aau'
re.ime-probahlv INK ~ s9,ans .ne nem
Gwinne fas lands there Nav 19Iot = ~ csr+.,a -
that Juarez cedcd portion Or H. 49, 1S.A.1 ~
fhe State Of Sonofa r. nnr or.rn, ~. rnG "nsle, ol
Two years sfnce hnt ~ 4hst otstonent ~ 4 some
never hsen confines h. nnr .u HeaIy 1ees e.
Cen sfone ~ W.ii;. ~ nI,,T ~ eenAte, IN 1851
yeycd 1arf,c nort1on of ~ ,.rt1ta sur
Sonora for Tfrre :Jectcr f4p'te ~ ef t1nug 1I u
The Mexfcan Government ceded thfA hnrss
one-third Of the lands In payment Jecker
s9b.e9uently went to Franco, was made q
french cltizcnt and Napoleon endorsing his |
claim On the Mexican Government, made It a
part OF the French claim against 1t. One Of |
the hrst acts OF MAximillian will no doubt be |
TO relnstate decker in Sonora, with whom it |
is saad G"lnne Is Interested It is also stated |
mounted force to subdue the hostile Apaches |
In the State, and that they in turn pronoise I |
large per per centage Of their gains inFfhe |
State to the new Mexican Goeernment, So
that T. here IL State, ceded to the, United !
states BY the JuaIez Government, which |
Marshal Forey has proclaimed to, be |
under the protection Of France. It will |
be seen that The installation Of the new Gov.
elnment OF MEXICO may embron rs in
1ore1gn WA. bot u It not better for us to
ea1a Mstt s.en!s, Mmch " Mi4 compel Us to vindl- I
N%@t
madly into war at 9 time when NC hare one
Q! the most gigantic In the worlds history
a!feaay on our hands ?: 1t We want to SCARE
Napoleon from Ills scheme, let Us TT ont
aeet ot swift Eunboats armed With Parrott
and bring them captires into the port Of New
oFk- such an act would possess all the
o1ense OF the McDougall resolution, at
! he same time that 1t would show to Napo-
leon, that wemeaut to maintain our rights,
RECONSTRUCTION OF TIE REaELL1ors STATES
SPEECH OF msRT WINTER DAVIS,
Mr.. Davis. Of MARYLAND. vesterdar mod.
IN able speech On thc subfeet nf recnnstrnc-
ton, the bI]I rcuorted b. hin snme Waera
since for the reconstruction Of the rebel1ions j.
States being under consideration Hi Iii
to secure republican form Of gov
domestic vio1e1ce," within he me.njn~ of
the constitution, nor was it "jnynsi6n :;
There could be no government Vithfn the i
United States which repn5iates tia cnnsti. spI
tuition. When the military coycrnn1enf nj !
Of another for tIle constitution deca,.s a. LIE th
right Of repub1ican rnrrrnrnnr+ ei'ai1 ss... .ue
At present moi one or thc rs14a1 SAL stota Saisa.
hare been brought under fhe nndfsnntsS
supremacy Of the United Statcs T%ps.
not stafe in rebellion the soil Of wbic6 ] f. IL ,
not pressed bv rebe1s in arms Tb.ra sa T. -
portion Of the rebel States IN wh,ch neaaa -
70 FIR resfored that on~ ,,;i4. n4 Imsa pe2ce Is
,e withdrawn far . rnnnent T;thppvt pv"f1 ean !
There IA M rehe1 St"ta ufnns fear
Hl.ich our troops car be wfthdroTyn ~ - :
,eon1c there;n fr1sfnd ~ "ta4u, 1nnE4snt, ona tae
3ot foconfroi F;Vn,t-ntbs notIa 4eEfasa oagat
nd II fIer ala thew one ~ W "he's ~ ea1s!
Tcsf TirT;nin fs III nn1r st,ta .v.o.taa usleo. s
he rebellion. Ynn hnrc nnEf.ra "ef.cu r. ~ from
,cllious States i. fTee. indencadent vi Iove1 :
w;1,;nt1 r. IN esnt* ~ 1otH4
rms, and TO fight In maintenance NJ the I,
t&r,4$r r.. !