The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-21

OF two hundred Their purpose, as well ~ theii
Sa, q sn nSs he nSsr cause oSss
parties Of rebels who initiated Shelby, Missouri
ans and men from seeded States win not exceed few
designed cast their swords into the scale against
Macmillan, and the French and Austrian contngents By
all rebels who have sought or may seek hand in the
military affairs Of Mexico Their motive in siding with
poleon, who grevously disappointed their hopes
Intervention against the United States in the coma
they now think is aitainabe by expeIlng his proiec
from Mexican SOIL and they win do their beet 10 brn
not operate, expressed Willingness 70 CO. out Of pure
regard for the principle OF the Monroe doctrine and
thought that all nterlopers upon American soil ought
Sterling Price is in Texas with his family, and enter
Iains no idea OF going to Mexico II not improbable
tnat ne may return TO Missouri at distant day Gen.
Monroe Parsons has also located in Texas for the pur
pose OF practising law. General Churchill, who w@
Buckner, Bragg and Beauregard are In New Orleans
none OF them thinking Of removing permanently away
from the United States General Churchill expresses
wish TO 60 10 Europe TO remain limited time abroad
MAJOR GENERAL LOGAN OK THE MONROE DoC-
TRINE--HE ADVISES MAMMALIAN TO LEAVE EARLY.
At monster meeting held at the Cooper Institute in
the city New York the evening It'll Of June
last called to express the adherence of the citizens Of
New York TO the administration Of President Johnson
the following among other resolutions, adopted
MoNRoE DOCTRINE.
Resolved That the people of this country cannot look
with indifference upon the attempt now being made TO
establish monarchical government upon our Southern
borders and foresee that the time is not far dis
occupy or possess by force OF arms single foot Of ter
rory on this continent which, under the providence Of
God has already been dedicated 10 free republican gov
Lieutenant General Grant, Major General Blair and
Major General Logan were present
The latter in the Of able speech rc.errcd as
follows to the presence of MAMMALIAN in Mexico
While engaged in this trouble there was man
| by the name of Macmillan, believe they call him,
who here into Mexico not interfering directly
with us but establishing form Of government SIDE oy
side with contrary that which we have believed 10
be the true doctrine of this country. Cheers think
that this little gentleman there ought TO be notified
morning very early just before breakfast that IL
would be ALLY pleasant the people of the United
States If he would little further baek-lchcers
and laughter where perhaps he could get along better
than he does there. In saying these things only say
this, that believe In strict adherence 70 what s called
the "Monroe doctrine in this country loud cheers
! don't want TO get up another war; am tired OF IT,
have had about enough as far as am concerned and
perfectly satisfied; but speaking Of Mexico don't
want you understand that II my desire any way
whatever TO encourage what is known in this country
the Emigration Society TO Mexico
for the purpose think they am outspokcr
| sort of a man. AID never had opinion N
my life that somebody didn't get little Of t. J
that is the way to do II we in the United States Of
America don't want Macmillan to remain In Mexico in
Gods let have pride enough, manlness enough
to say Sir you have got to get out of there. TAP;
pause) don't want any of these expeditions; don't
want any unauthorized NODES unauthorized expedi-
gage in expedition Of that kind where they eahnot
receive the protection OF the stars and stripes they
could wish the people Of this country would speak out to
this man and let him know precisely what KIND OF D
situation he will be in IL he remains in that situation
much longer (Appause.) am sure II this question
put to the American people day, that the majority
would agree that II would be unpleasant at least for him
to remain there's but majority at the same time would
say that II foolish and unwse for people TO tn ro
without any authority that they knew anything about be-
fore they started. ra