Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-10

We have received The following conTunIcs.
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Nsw YoEk May s. is6s.
To The Editor Of The Nep Ysrk N,ps:

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Nsv YoRK. May 6. is6S.
To the Editor Of TAe Nsp Ysk Nsps:
You have bro sched a subject that am sure
is uppermost nos 10 the thoughts OF American
soldiers Your remarks UPON "A Future for
Mexico" suggest a field for American v.lor and
adventure that promises not only glory, but the
vindication Of principle dear add valuable TO
our people. 4. for one. SIN ready TO dedicate my
sword TO the redemption Of the Mexican repub-
lie: and. although i can pledge no one but my
self TO the service of that cause. nv conversation,
in the camp aud eIsexbere, with nv companions
in arms. convibces me that thousands share ny
feelings aud my purpose. We have no antips-
thies against the foe that ve have conquered
but are ready and anxious to join With them
marching shoulder to shoulder TO the rescue oil
a sister republic A FEpERAL OFFICER
Our correspondent represents. We are convine-
ed. the sediment Of a msjority Of the soldiers OF
the federal armies. The victorious legions who
have been trained TO war in the terrible ordeal OF
the past four years will not be content 20 resume
the avocations OF peaceful life when such an op-
p%ortunity offers for the exercise OF their proves
In a cause that appeals 20 the Utmost heart oil
Americanism. Our correspondent dedicstes his
sword TO the redemption OF the Mexican republic
and We sre sure that, though he may be the first
10 have svowed his mission through the column.
Of a public journal, thousands of bis comrade-
from those who wear the stars upon their shoul-
ders 10 the no less bold aud determined men who
have approved their courage in the humblss
military sphere. have already turned their eager
gaze southwark 20 where the spirit Of republi
canism languishes in the armed grasp OF an IN
vadiDg imperialism.
Will the veterans of Sherman and of Gran
be content with the laurels they have wrung
from the southern people-laurels that they Car
never wear without an honorable regret thai
they are stained with the blood of their owl
country menf Not so, while a field is open be
fore them where they may Gull new glories over
which no shadow shall linger, and where the old
companionship in arms that once existed between
them and their late enemies can be re-establishec
to their mutual pride and honor.
Nor, will the veterans of Lee and Johnston
and OF the other brave though fallen chieftain'
of the south. be less disposed to follow the marcel
of military events that inevitably letds TO Mex.
co Those war worn soldiers, that have strug
gled go heroically against overwhelming mum
bers. are now. most of them. homeless aud de-
titute. many Of them without means Of susie
nance. save what j. offered by the immediate lie
cessities OF = foreign war; all of them depre-se,
in spirit. and yearning tor activity and excite
ment to Offset their bitter recollections.
SIDE by side " tn their ~victOrs. thew will pres
OH TO the rescue Of the Hsxicin republic, aSkirs
no better opportunity to prove that their presen
discontinue VS. owing 10 no loss OF soldieri,
skill or courage Besides. there is an elemen
of retrbution To incite the southern people u
sntagonism with MCMILLAN He is but tn
tool of the Emperor N tpoleon fhe protector o
the enterprise against Mexican republicanism. th'
power that contaminated IT,. and without who's,
bavonets and cannon the throne OF the usurpe
would be overturned by the unaided action O
the Mexican people. The south has its accoun
TO settle with the Emperor Napoleon. II snbil
policy has been their ignis tatuus. Turing then
with false hopes. throwing u trescherous ligh
upon their path, holding before them the vision
of promises never to be fulfilled. aud desertin.
them IN their calamity TO transfer his polishe'
c-JOlery to the federal government in its hour o
triumph.
II their love of republicanism could not impe
them To arms against Msximilisn. their hatred o
the French intrigue would be a sufficient impulse
The doom OF the FIR ,nco-A Austrian dynasty Of
this continent ia sealed IL ia not necessary 70
the federal government to declare the NJ nro'
doctrine; the people will vindicate it upon thei
own responsibility. Macmillan has invites
American immigration. The invitation il &C
cepted, but the emigrants will 20 with weapon
in their hands. and for other purposes than h
designed. If the forewarning murmur of com
ing events is audible to him. even now he Cal
hear the tramp of fifty thousand war tried men
marching from all points of this republic to con
center upon the territory that he has stolen iron
republicanism and before their path his empir,
will vanish like a mist before the rising sun -
New York News.