New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-19

the pubo peace IL desired 10 render useful IN the coun
try the immense wealth which had been accumulated
BY the Church. and which beng withdrawn from Tree
circulation. and monopOlzed by class indsposcd OF
incapable Of making IL productive, had only been
Of evil and perpetual barrier to the prosperity
OF the nation. Thus when 1t was generally believed
abroad that were at war without plausible mouVe
only 10 promote petty personal ambitions, We were
really working ont Of the most thorough OF reVo-
ons and one Of the most necessary for the true pros
perity Of the people % Mexico
J IT should be Wen understood that wo have never
raised any issue with the Church party OF MeIico on
spiritual questions. Our disagreement Inns been Wholly
with reference IA TEMPORAL affairs. and has not 10 IN!
manner involved tie dogmas Of the Catholic miln.
The Church party has wished rs an association To
rule tie country for their own advantage We haVe
1 sought to cstabllsh perfect independence between
ChuTch and State 10 cOnnc the church t. srituai az
airs and to mike it subordinate 10 the State In ieLi
por.i matters.
civil war h,d ended-for had removed even To mo
rDots tho 500 cause Cf all our past mis9rtunes-ahd
Thar We were about 10 enjoy ho blessings peace
-tho only tbirg needed by Mexico to become pros
pfrOns nstonneT misortneS OF Giiicrelt Ainn S'Fc
sUtldraly fouen upon rs.
Tie Church PARTY Of Mexico seeing that with their
own means u vas Impossible 60 make further resist
ance 90 20 ioment any further revolutions, and having
In YioY as they always have lad, only ihcr own nd
vantage regardless Of She welfIrc al the country
Resolved 10 send emssarcs g. Europe Tor the prpo5c
OF Interesting 10 their favor Of the principal Lgf1
1eaa Governments in order 70 ne by them sostorod to
power IN MEXICO.
These emis.arics represented that the Church party
were in favor Of Conservative Governments M0nar'
chcal Goyerument-modcled oiler She EGiopeaE s!s-
ten whiio the Liberal party were N favor OF democratic
institutions. and synpathzcd July win Tic We've "le
principles of the United states.
On ti3 poiri tho emissayies were rGht. The ibrrca
Of Mexico do believe that ii they can succeed "a 1evei
cpng there .he great principles which have ade the
! Uitcd States 10 great ana prosperous Mexico VII
reach the Same end By using the same lnenns
These emisshrios however. exagreIatd INC lnhneAce
~ the Church party Mexico They said ib; Liberal
Government OF that country vGs tjfalnice oppressive
ard unpopular, and governed only oy force hAd we!
even affirmed that TIE mere moral influence o. Europe
vcIdi be- Sufficient ogcrtlfOg IT, anu 70 restore tle
Tbcy iurtier p.omised ths,. inter overthrowing The
Liberal Government the Church pGrty would estaolsn
n Government which should be eniirciy nndsr Ihe 10
hueuec Of the European nations which should nd them
| In f1eiI lprrCse.
Tlsss iase repressntations Of the caisssrcs led 20
the allied expedition OF France. England AMI oiah'
which assuming pre- exis utterly insufficient ana an'
lust disrTaDiYked "a Vera Cruz, H. December isol.
/ " hen the English and Spluis! Gencrnll Dad Com
missioner aftor having rchded slne TINE III niece
thai the state Of tils IN inst country w' rniry
iiefcu, rom What The Church party cms sa-ie' hai
represented 10 tle!r respective GoYrrlineht, thty ue
oded without hesitation 10 withdraw vita tttif forces
from Tie country, aud 90 cclr 10 them wns me ceeep
ton prHciced upon their Governments. thet me! Zoo.
the delicate step ~ Withdrawing from the alliance OF
ther Own accord without corsuli1g With iheI flpe'
fon, and without waiting for instructions rom TIER
Government although acting IN IN EHnf 10 iaii VI
dinculties Grd 81 aii.rior complication .
We lave Tins reached the actual situation In Me2i
Coz and under thus lead t VII be Necessary 10 say
les words roTU.
! The Frcuch army ai not retro ron Nfcx!co, With
tie arsnics II England AM u spain for tue trcnot
CoT'rEmslt had other objects In view and II was iu!
determine 10 accomplish tIcm. The hmgcror II TIC
french believed q f.gt time. and perhaps ~ tt be
hoycs tlgt the Uuited States were permanently divided
and that circuuNances nigh. ise sncl share as 70
afford lin The opportunity VI occurring le1 oi rc"F
ering Iorsiana aad u possessing tAe Hog;A OF me
10 rceonpllsA tlis end I. was nooessary g. obtain
on flUa al fslr
states ~ possible nld particularly 20 LOUISIANA ana
TeIGs--s pcia; Of departure where b. could oGlect
securely and conveniently large rrny aud "a large
naysl force add form base o! supplies.
The Emperor o. TIC French. therefore directed him
sell no. 20 much sFuinst NoTco ~ ngtnst the Unled
Sia,as How fnr BE- has succeeded In his pans IS row
matter which belongs % history II sufficient 10 say
that By means 81 AS Mexican expedition ne has been
sbo Ia collect. the American continent Almost On
tho southern frontier Of the United states. large
iteneh army and has soht TO thc Cali OF Mexico Nety
considerable Freu0h squadron, muc iorfcE tban oot9
Ma1eo-s country that has no navy; and All 'is has
been accomplished. strange 10 say hllno-. ~ ~. -
strance. without any protest. aud even "tnyua ~!
demonstration OF interest OF couoer on 1ha - "a o
What The end II these complications all 10 II isyery
illcul, D. foreleI SO Jar relates 70 the
OF Mexico u is perfectly certain that Tue E-fo -
lhsstsffst II. t-1 more iran ie ca. accSIfgsh Gad
That when he secs tie complete failure oi tho farce
wlica his agrns are now playing IN the tity oi Mexico
DO all. dnd himself compelled 10 retire FROM couafry
which De has uulustiy invaded. with .egard -
srlGel therefore, there be Only ore result Which viii
Do Nc.led later u - III inevitably bo tie
triumph II te holy cause 81 Hcucla independence.
The French WI soon ui Of even tic sid II he Church
party That party hop.l aud 10 certain cNtelt Slh
reason, that whea The ireleh army blOu'd occupy tic
City q he-lC0 the lmpcTiI GOferulent would eulul
10 Iaws 81 reform .suel by he Liberal Government u
tAgi Rep ard the nrst thing wold restore 10 tue
clergy Tie property that had BEEN taken iru tacu AID
| uatolflizcd and sold.
BIT tha!poned nj among the persons who had par.
chased tbs ecclesiastical property. there were con.
siderable number u french subjects, Eho would be Ia
Jufed ~ tho restitution OF mat property n a. should
take place; and this consideration has led tho krenoh
Government not Only aorogato the reform laws bot
to prevent TO satellites who have assumed The 81
regency ih nelico. IRON themselves attempting TO
abrosae them. H. thea tho Ircuch GoyarEmeht should
psfs.si in tbs policy which they have commenced g.
follow IL will 40. 10 long before The Lhrrc party vii
begin 70 make az decided opposition 10 the lul, ention,
rs they did . year AgO % tho Constitutional Govern
ment
In conclusion there IA one fcUark tlst cannot b
Withheld. u is regarding the s.rdilg similarity which
erists between tie Church party Of Mexico aud TIC
Slavery party in tie United States.
Thc ChaEcA there power stronger than The
State, Slavery Ia this county. Tho CauEch has
there beon the only 0f our ciyl wars 20 now -
slavery here. The Churoh party in Mexico aiter being
cOnqucrcl by tho people sol cited foreign Intervention
order 70 be r,Ss,abhed in poweri Slavery in ths
Do.oTe lcins conquered by hs Goyosnmeat VI Tie
United States.
Eeoks Received.
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