New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-14

Enrops and rejected by our army NOT equal 70 tne
Springfield gun; bat our War seef,' ~ - coP ~
~ 90 70 France I,ayed the part OF 70 dOg al tno
ranger and denied TIE contractors and mereh1hs tne
right 10 reixport what he had refused to receive lns
nterdiet was continued even to tue iist Oh us lo 81
','o. in San Fr,ncseo withheld although President
Iohnsor ordered its removal within one week atei us
accession to power. Nevertheless the ie'oon nS
not 90 municated 10 our officers IN tlat -,
hence the Mexican arms seized, and CONTINUE 10
be bcld even now. -. ,o,, 20 infer
But tie Emperor Of tie French Is not ie't .N ni; ~
the acquesecnce Of our Goyeruingnl ~ MS P,noy M
reference 10 this continent from even tnese ~
facf. He has IL coupled with Jnstlhcation III ,no
handwriting OF Minister under the AUTHORITY ~ v
Secretary of State. Louis Napoleons Ml.stef u o;
NJ Rcuher read 10 The French Legislative Doly tll'
extract from IN official communication OF our Minsei'
Mr. Bigeow containing an assurance o, our supIi .,
sion 70 The cstabIshment OF his Mexican EMPIRE WIN
view to l,arn opposition to 10 from the Representa-
tiyes OF the French people and TO quiet their hscon
tents The MOaiteuT the Government oincai paper VI
Trauce reports Mr.. Bigeow's words thus; we V2ur
Govrrnrnent do no. like Of course 70 soc nonsrchy
established in Mexco we prefer of course republican
institutions; but We respect the will OF the people; we
can understand how Mexico, that was for long tino
ruled by monnIchical government would ilke 70 TO-
turn TO that form oi government and We would not y"
10 war for the sake OF a form OF government. :,
Now. here is not only acquiescence against onr in
clinations to the conspiracy when seeks u,
potontatcs. bat assigns reasons for 1t alsenooas'
which are made TO give IL the appearance OF slDms.
sion to IN honest, democratic principle Wine an tne
world knows that republican institutions were put do~
in Mexico by French bayonets, neither the partyvi
Miramon JGsrez at war for the Presidency, con
sentng to surrender their form OF government our
American Minister IL made to soy that they we're put
down by Ito people themselves! And yiediIG suo-
mission to this fragrant act OF war upon the MeAca
Republic, and our own, OF which u was uie onspIns,
we are told il but respect to the viii OF the peOpie
And thus ID is argued that the Mexican people, having
consented 10 relinquish their independence to te man
date OF foreign usurper, the people oil thc cnilsu
ates must abandon the time-honored policy oil our
fathers which the public opinion of liberal Europe so
sanctioned az 10 compel even the Holy Alliance 10
respect IL. A..
French Emperor and the legislative body. "1k0t ne
(speaking for our Administrator can rRdrsaao No'
Mgco thar Jor tong time ruled ~ moHeTcAdt
,ranen ,oould ike retsrH 20 that form Of gorsramen
MIGHT not the representative OF our country az tho
French or English Court Apply tho sane re'n'fS WIZ
equal ruth to tho sope Of ths COUNTY on s v
H. and set "A lapsblrg over US IA NiceToy doubt. -
ycophant TO ambition and power among Us "ou.e
give the world 10 understand how TIE AneiIctn Peo
rle ~ wi as the Meyicsns, az they we're Tor long
lime ruled BY m0narchial government wouli hAe 10
return 10 that form Of government IL would DC just
rs true II the frat rs tho last. - -,
Tor PIE Emperor there, the State Department employs
It's organ Tie Nsc Y0nk Ti7<s. to sibSerso the pur
poses u the usnrper and MAKER OF troeo mr. ~ a
yocafng his cause before the American people I!Iec
columns and s.half Of that Journal conducted by
Weed aud Raymond, well fed fayortes rom tne DRIP
IA al
arguing away the Monroe doctrine and asserting me
lawulness and Justice Of the policy OF the Invader oil
Mexico TRc article is ysherei In by an edtorui np.
pDyaI and has the mark OF its Caste' origin by
nutt,Dg In the ssyo which makes feature In our
Minister AIR. Bigelow communication 10 Napoleon >
Minister of State, NJ. RoGher as read by nm - inc
legislative BODY II has the very tone of our secretary
II has his diplomatic precisely he gave it to Mr.
eeow "Of course Says TIE TINES in Us eQonnaie or
tcle the people of the iDed states would prefer to
zoe Mexico flourish under the Republican institutions
which scaled their Independence in 1905 Bat 1t must
be- admitted that the experience OF repuDheinsm 10
Mexico has not been, on the whole. natering Dal the
ease been other wise. tho occasion would never nave
arisen for the European Intervention OF 1901 From
this position everything done by France m regard to
Mexico is vndicated ana the violation Of the Monroe
doctrine sanctioned by so many years Of taet admls
SON is igstiel The article insists that as Jgarez did
not nav the debts due "a the subjects Of France bad
no material means Of honoIing hts sgnaturein which
case he represented only iusoy or inadequate Gov
ernment; he did not mean to honor It, In which case
II proper tn punish. Upon this tie European gov
ernments broke relations with him. and united oobiain
redress. Such, in few words was the origin OF Tue
Mexican expedition. IL had but one object-thc rccoy
cry Of sums due TO France and security for French
ctDsns'
Mexican independence and Of the Monroe doctrine is
jnstfcd England and Spain We are told, united with
france 10 obtain redress for the grievances complained
or / admit IL. But did they unite with France In
making the Independence OF the country and the hber
ties OF the people forfeiture because Jsdre: he'd no
material 81 hORors his sSaai1Te OF did not EedR
nonnccd the alliance. and turned their prows home,
ward when thoy ascsrtaned the French EmperUl's de-
sign was not 10 exact payment OF debt. or indemnity
for injury n his subjects, but to overthrow a republic
with the liberties OF people. Neither England nor
Spain Hadcr,'ood the dispatch from our State De-
partmen Authorizes Minister at Paris to declare 20
The french Minister OF state, Te raasrsio9f' that
This sudden and bold consummaton OF an enterprise
begun under preteaso OF obtaining justice but ending
In conlnciins nation Was SIMPLY tue result
ha huu N Df All
country than 10 wituess It's Premier, through
our highest funct0Dary abroad. making the DC
grading declaration thar his countrymcn believe that
the Mexican people invited and brought ia the foreign
,laser while the very allies OF France Ia the origin OF
the attempt turn their backs On y rs soon the real
design Of conquest disclosed by Napoleon In.
deed, he himself had TIE 'rlrFf"ss when fairly eni-
barked on its expedition, ~ sd sc such -ubteriGgcs
and 10 his real putiAJ-l Hord, procliimng
through the press Of Europe t,, 90 object was ia
gre mo sc,naa7cy u No mi" rae. Throughout the
southern section Of our continent Ihis was an appeal
Ia all oi French Spanish lineage holding possessions
IN The regions washed by the Gulf VI Mexico 10 Join
his standard II IN the spirit OF tie design Of tho
Holy Alliance, when that arbter Of thrones. AFTER
settling affairs IN Europe, proposed to reastablish
IL, vceroyshiP. which the popular power ON
this continent had repudiated. The Brit.
sh Minister Canning, saw In the re-
sloraiion ~ European loicntaes on thi, continent
renewal OF colonial bondage rad commercial mo-
nopoiy The American President Monroe saw in II
n war upon republican commemorative which ineyit,-
bly, nyol, Cd own. Upon those considerations tho
American and British Cabinets conenrrcd that N was
"a confront the design Of the Holy Alliance with
the Monroe doctrine. II was this coa lrrcnce Of the
Ango-Sason Governments, looking - the preservation
of the free institutions which they Sero founded
that arrested the steps OF tho HOLY Allies tending Ia
the iei.tnblsincnt OF the Latin with its imperial
absoU,ism In All the Gulf regions Louis Napoleon re
news the attempt making the principal member OF tie
Holy Alliance bis colleague IN the undertaking
VIII the North OF Europe-will England, eSpecally-
ace with indifference as second marriage oi France
with Austria, meant 10 give The EonaparIe dynasty
he mines and men aud the vast commercial material
of Spanish America to aggrandirc It's power in Eu-
ropo Well America, and Ia render it more than
IL nuder the first Emper0r--thc arbcr