The Black Republican., 1865-05-20
TEE NEXT WAR,
aAxIm1L1AE MUST CLEAR OUT OF MEXICO.

aAKIMILIAN MUST CLEAR OuE vi hhA1oo-
,r,. 4t,, Arrgrv Tonrnal Seward Organ, April 28l
Now that the war TO overthrow reDellloh
draws 10 q close, popular interest," centeFs oll
Negico. VIII there be new contest there
Gen. Burbridge, of Kentucky In speech On
Tuesday, expressed A hope tIlaI t1S
nparo fr00ps under his command would
aoSn hi operating Oh the other side Of the
Rio Crandc. Bishop Simpsons prophecy
th94 Uncle SANS ne1t order to n1s army
vii be-: Guide center ForWard nli1Ichi
through Texas into Mexico! hnds q genera
echo among soldiers. They Woula glaoiy
lriye the remnants oil tGe ColleueFate
forces into The arln5o ot MaXrnAlll'll' alIo Vnlp
pGrI The mn 9-tH 5i:stmant of an empire IL
Wey;eo Was u premcditated Insult to the
TTnited Ssates. II could nos naVe Deen aI-
+arnrtcl zge~a vgc at peace. Even WIGn Q
rcbtlli1n 0n hana, thc peopl? No4lu AaFe
aYYlngae7 rhcin Government in m.EIAg lG \
rr5nna of ho5hlitGs, But Mr 4nlall
shrerl yAtasmcn3hlp preVehV95u .ll3 ta3
"Cu1 ugr Gt u timas" Lo fli4t all NlLvqa.
rvlaawhita we h1T3 OH rgcord a Glntomalc
r.,t4zt sfnet tns vrCng, GDl ~ Congress
S;rral declaration that thc lcw dynasty
Sh.fI not ba parpa e1 lted. Tho cmpife has
n0 recognition tr1n us. 0lr a5eht5 aTG hoL
accredited o III, ncr l8 Its nlnlsJ2I TecGlVea'
VII his indignation, MaYimilian recently
nrrre9fted an env0y TO THO Confederate GOV
arnInent. Ee with he at some pains To
No Harm bas resulted from delny in this
matter The new Emperor is by the ears
with both parties in Mexico. The Republl-
nona hayo never been Vanquished; the Con
aerva.iyes hate him because he proposes to
Y ,earrv ant the policy of c0nfsCating church
nror,arty. BY this and his liberation Of
nthtr creeds. he is involved iii 9 spirited
nnarrtl With the Pope, ana nothing but the
infUpnce OF Napoleon has prevented hls ex
communication. MoanWhlie, Napoleon him
srf II III. de uncomfortable by growing
onnosi4ion i'll the French Chambers 10 his
orPpensivo scheme. A debate on the sub
t4tT ~ nandng, and possibly motion vii
I,4 r#erfea. demanding q Withdrawal or th(
ETn,,,b tro0ps now iii Mexico. LaXlmiliar
rnIs that he bias pillOWed his Imperial heat
On II cushion of tlorns. If our Guverhmen
aets earnestly against hini. the enQ OF IN
r.titteriag farce is moi far
pr4,.iarnt glhls0n's views on ibis subjec
srn III rp doubt. I'll the Senate. he TOOK
ls,t{fl.r n0siti0n In favor Of the resolution
Gsnon1fiHg the Empire. He ia An earneS
gnd lifelong advocate OF the honroe do'
trnle I'LL 0n uhlc epeeth TO the Dfltts
Minister. ha made most adfolt reference
th. .tIbi,et. intended to show that II WAS u
fntor,.s1 nf ENGLAND 60 act with the Units
gt4+as in demanding the termination q y
l,r4arb ,n.upation. We shall not pr0OaO
1..ge i5ng to Wait before il VIII I.. necon
manifest that Aaximilian must leaSe 4eAlc Ii, rs,
Ill response To protest, If he , with I'LL, oo u.
uience to force, ii necessary Inis oo1t,r a-,,,
I 1.a,1tc FmI)ire upon its borders. II i5 H
nrnhNbIe that tne modern Cesar VIII choo
tba tItrrnative of war. But if he does,
sh,.I h.ye Il hundred OF two thonsand troo
whu would ask no more coneeniai occul
tinn than teaching him better manners-