The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-23

and thereby retarded foreign Intervention in behalf Of
Under the specious name Of -eon.rset" the con.
has been ss:y g,
srs susrdad The lowest bidder cscumesances how.
ever, may have compelled the War Department 70 sos
e0 surely no supplies are sssded 10 Ts.ss Would no.
be- WE'LL them % put end 70 the shoddy transactions
q cslvestonf Your obedient servant =
srins q the Proper Foreign Policy Of
from the Richmond Enquirer, Jan. leI
me Monroe doctrine the NEW York Herald thinks
win yet prove the means Of consonda.ns notn
each other and reviving the love for the Union IN the
hearts Of Confsderass There no doubt thai u the tor
OF war should against this country that many OF
~ sslisn, soldiers and officers deprived Of Ill property
by he conEscaton Of the enemy, would follow the pro-
o Sa Or hoss Of Mexico would receive their
services would depend very much upon the conduct Of
The United States 60 fer a. this war concerned the
Esver 70 help Macmillan, n0F 70 give % France
ngland any sympathy or support Neither France,
nor Mexico, nor England, has extended 70 this
:---r vra~'v effort that We can mako in ia
behalf es Pride a, ven al anls,sR wossd d.a1. Dial.
pe ave 70 b conquered We saosH belong % e. a:d
povs and iaSence Of that nation from Pok To- poll and
unn0 ere,y cose. u AMERICA By alliance, eatT t6'sstt
he scorM In tho grandeur and power Of such nation,
With armies such the United States and Confederate
States put into the field during this war, united
Of the nations could put upon the ocean; With the
wealth and population which and union would de-
place for our shame and perhaps some consolation that
America would become tho colossal power Of the world
Aasian would not resign IN Xsrico England hold
call to her rescue the thousands Of her
awaiting opportunity and the navy Of the
gance TO every adventurous spirit that would
rush to battle for the freedom Of that island The I'M
disguised hatred Of the people Of the United States for
England would render war with that Power the most
popular party cry that could be raised The cotton that
would be saved from the destruction Of the would be
cultivated by the and unorganzed free negro labor
would find consumption nj home and thus would be pre-
by prolongng the cotton famine, and that TOO at the
beginning of France, driven from Mexico, would
find her people impoverished by Imperial taxation with
any prospect for increase OF trade and commerce.
saddled with the cost OF Imperialism her people would
begin discover that the Napoleon dynasty not the
coon Ana new enemies sprinaing up in lis m,ast
Cuba would offer tempting reward 70 adventurous
spirits and Spain would loose that faes jewel Of her
crown the United States would At early day, extend
the islands Of the West Indies her constitution and
the Gulf Of Mexico become mare cloMsum II the Con-
that the Monroe doctrine the land grabbing propen
ety OF the Anglo Saxon has been called In the United
States would become the most important and popular
On tho other hand II we are successful, there mme.
diatey arises this continent balance Of power
political equ briu similar to that OF Europe, which
would check the progress and power Of the United States
restore commerce to its normal condition. oppose to the
navy Of that country the navy Of these States and OF
al times enecualy keep tho Yankee within the bounds
Of propriey and from disturbing the peace Of
the world These plain facts mako no impression upon
the governments either of France, England, Spain
Mexico. Those governments Indifferent TO cause
and TO tho consequences Of It's ruin We have offered
commercial advantages sought impress these
the governments of Western Europe by every sug
gestion; but all has been In vain. Neither France nor
England entirely satisfied with the entente dale
neither will trust tho faith Of the other France fears
that England may prove false and unite with the United
States and sweep the French navy from the while
have navy to bring to her assistance. England
fears that France has designs on California and tho East
faith or trust in each others pledges neutraize each
others influence and for dread Of oacery permit US TO
Gghtthe fight out notwithstanding their own interests
Involved in directly they would be In
open war with the Yankees.
The fate Of war may 60 against these States Such an
would demand from the United States and from the li
clustering spirits which the two armies would turn loose
Mexico armies for Canada armies for Cuba arme s
Ireland. The continent Of North America, from the
Straits to the Ishmus, would become the United States
OF 1ieyca and the Isles Of the sea be swallowed up In
the mighty confederation.
tbs grand object might even pqg b obtained recon
ton The recognition of the independence OF those Con-
federate States by the enemy with treaty offensive and
defensive providing for army and navy propnrlonate
toms union Of free trade and uninterrupted travel
between the States Of both considerations with the
free navigation Of the Mississippi would give to both
peoples all tho practical advantages Of the aid Union,
without the evils that havc produced the present
The foreign policy Of both nations should then be the
Monroe doctrine applied the whole continent Of North
America and adjacent islands Canada and Mexico Cuba
and the Sandwich Islands, Central America and the Rus
sian Possssonsall from Behring's straits TO Dscns
Ishhus should be mado American IN interest and rcpnb
can In form OF government and each and all united by
treaties similar 70 that proposed for the United
States and the Confederate states lustead Of
wasting the lives OF tho citizens, and consuming
the Of tho two countries In Of tual
RUM such an alliance would open future OF progressive
power and influence which would eventually make the
CaiedeIQcies Of North America tho dominant power OF
the world But II IL not TO be supposed that the little
heads At washington, now eyhausting themselves over
free negrosm can rise to the contemplation Of the
power and influence involved In uniting al the nations Of
North America in ono great confederation for the We
lopmeni OF the continent No. Mr. Lncoln's ambition
II To be the "libcrator Of rarc' Notwithstanding he
should ruin by the effort the resources OF great nao
and reard for century the government and peoG!o az
Washington and Jefferson, Hancock and ADAMS Ana
the little ambition satisfies his people He has no,
wisdom and foresight enough to that slavery ,nsig
ncant compard with the great Issues involved IN M.
war He does not understand that the people OF these
States would sacrifice slavery IN an instant Gather thar
be conquered by their former associates in the
Union and become slaves to their formc equals He has
not enough 10 understand that eny iroud people
would prefer colonial vassalage TO e stranger TO subu
cation oy then former trends and equals Blinded by
the glare of temporary SUCCESSES lie is rushing rnadv on
IN his fanacai ioty an< throwing away opportun ties
for securing all The 5nes tina, conquest would give lis
people Al distld Today from dnal triumph az he was
when his routed army was flying frcm Manassas TO
Washington his tuerant peace hunters TOO plainly tcs
y that even he secs The hopecsncss 81 the wat for the
negroes HIS missionaries, sent 10 Richmond without
credentials The best evidences that the Washington
authorities end avong 20 ind some way out Of their
difficulties which shall them from the appearance Of
yielding The Straightforward, open honest effort NJ ne
COLLATION. Is lodged for sneaking attempt through unac-
credited agents. Such is Washington diplomacy truly.
Cotton and Tobacco I'm the Rebel House.
INTERESTING DEBATE on TUE SUBJECT
In the rebel House the 18th inst the debate The
bill to lay special export duty cotton aud tobacco
resumed During the nrst days debate II will be
remembered that Humphrey Marshall made charnctcr
stic Speech which he advocated the seizure by tho
confederacy Of al cotton and tobacco ard the forcbe
CONSUMPTION OF every capable OF bearing arms For
this be rebuscd By ir Echols or Georgia who de-
clarcd that The adoption of such policy would be but
the Inauguration Of monarchy During the debate the
rnoruin- hour cxpirsd and the ~ laid over On