Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-14

quarter.
Moreover, when news reaches us that the
sglaring and objectionable usurpation in Mexico
has come to the attempt to sustain itself
against native patriotism, by savage atrocity
the shooting Of such as are found in arms
against it wherever captured-it is not to be
wondered at, further,-that the anger of our
national legislators finds expression in the
menacing resolutions to which we have re-
ferred, apart from the settled determination
that exists everywhere in this country to reckon
with violations of the "Monroe doctrine at
the proper time.
That an American Congress should, after
what has occurred within the past five years.
take an early opportunity to vindicate that
traditional policy so essential to the preserva-
tion of republicanism nimpaired on the
Western continent, is altogether proper, too;
because once put right, upon the record, they
may thereafter take their own time to thor
,Oughly yindicate the policy they deliberately
sidopt; and that the aggressive movement of
France in this direction is only part of
scheme matured amongst the crowned heads
-ot Europe long ago, and condemned promptly
enough by this Government in its very incep-
zion, it may be of interest to our readers inst
now to have shown. No mere freak of Louis
Napoleon s,-as is generally considered, no
merely ambitions or coyctous rurnosc ,ro.
iectcd in his own unscrppulous brain and ri,
tbc instant. the whole movement .boy,. tI,,i
he had carefully studied the traditions and
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and these claims being contested bv Russia
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