Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-05-27
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East and West, the Mexico teverts raging,
aud thousands are volunteering to 60 to
DtAat country as armed emtgrdnts. The.
Me 1ican Gsaeral Or,cga is ID New York,
experimenting The movement, and it Is
believed that during the summer, fully
100000 men will volunteer. The design
IS 70 aid The Mexican people against the
French usurpers, and General Rosecrans
is spoken Of as tho probable commander,
of this force. Oar iWoaense army is now
being disbanded, and thousands of officers
,xnfner" win hot II, conlsnt rs seltle down
again into the quiet raths Of peace
Mexico.is God opening for them and
when these disciplined veterans once 60
10 work, the reign Of Maximi!isu will be
brief i . aaA . .. 1"~Tr>. 20
Oar Government rs in aoaway connect
ed with this movement, but i. has the
almost uaanin Gus approval Of the people
Of the North They cannot forget the
lousy course OF the French Government
toward the United States, when our hands
were full. France encouraged Ike rebels
all in their power. excep. by oper alliance
aud recognition aud would have gone
that length, had England consented to
unto with her. Her very frs. move upon
ending the United States in trouble, was
to deliberately set at Defiance the Monroe
doctrine, by seizing upon Mexico, convert.
in, it into an Empire, AMI place Euro
pean ruler upon its throne. She harhure1
aud supplied rebel pirates with aramuli
tion, and stores in her Forts, while refus.
ing similar favors to United Safes war
ysssels aud when tao rebel pirate Alaha-
ha sailed out to meet the kearsarGe, the
ftrench choercd her on her way, as 4 she
were national vessel Of Franca Paris has
been the headquarters Of Sidell AID The
| rebel financial agents aud but recently, n
French member Of the Assembly was
Kissed down for advocating amend ~ nt
to an address expressing sympathy with
The United States. Now the tables are
,urnet-!s, Fraoce take care OF Lclsetf
Louis Napoleon has been prnposin, an
alliance between France ana England
against the United States, lor the protec.
ton Of Canada aud Mexico lie Is Ilay.
ing ut game # cunning. lie Knows
that as long as Canada AID f.. gland be-
have them selves, there is 40 danger from
the United States; bu. be knows there is
great danger 10 Mexico, and by the pro
posed alliance, he would secure the aid Of
England to help him out o! the scrape -
England appears to see it ia this light,
and has rejected the alliance.
And it is absolutely necessary to tho
peace and safety OF the U"i,ed States,
chat the French scheme in MEXICO should
De closed out, and tina. i, shouia@tc die
by the loyal men Of the North. Through.
out the rebellion, the rebels haze pro a"uIy
smuggled rs many supplies hy way ii
Mexico ard across the Rio Gran1t, as
they have through the Southern ports, and
have received incaIculabie aid, in many
ways, through Maximhan $ domi,ons -
Mexico, under The present regime, will be
the refuge for IA! r. bel !.adc;s, outlaws
and adyenturers, who will make constant
raids upon our borders, - The danger OF
|. The peace and safety o: our fnutiers-
| They " i'll iuuite Ialran attgocitiss on the
West. and doubtless hatch III her rese.Iions
in the South. Indeed, -he Fscnch have
already cont n plated the cha ~ VI seiz.
ing upon Tesss, and Of maA.s from time
to time acquisition from orr .eMiiery, as
our DIS .enlpns aud internal wsrs threw j,
into their power ..-.
..MeAieo is one of the hnest ard licisest
countries tie sun ever shore npou* From.
its earliest history, it has heeH p1fssAssd
By law, &istless population, WIN. have
Injured rather than impreyed it, :, SNch
were HE original lnhabi;ants, the Span
in'dS. the mo.,gre's who now inhahit 1t;
aud -uch wi u he ,hr French, ana the in.
beetle. gamhlins,. whisky drinking. brag,
gcd chixalry of The South, WHO are regard.
ing i; asa speedy asylum. Ia the hands
Of an enscrpris;ns,. industrious people, like
tke>men OF the Narth, Mexico will make
the finest co4ntry in tho world, 9aad a
large number Of wealthy, prosperous. tree
States, soon to beccmr member. Of the
American Republic. Then, lie, our Gov.
crnment observe n strict neutrality To-
ward FRANCE. hu. let ies,'he ,nen OF the
North, as tudirtdaals, ,emiy,ats 10 Mexico
and run the macbine.' ;. s,4;..., .-. e..
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