The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-05-20
THE WEEKLY SUN.
Do we wnus Anssher WAIT
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 10, 1865.

>Jsatousi--spd n In not str snle hAi lie hsxiran
"cinigrssiou" sbomA which h< boen developed
within the las, few d.yp should Dsot with popu-
inr aY{.rUval. To usu-y~iion Of tho Mexican
Go'nnnont by an importcl EGpsrof 10 contrary
a. the principles 4 the Monroe Doctrinc" opposed
u The AU.or.csn idea " ''mhnlfea destiny" and
hI"retve calling W the ptido Of our people win
onI'Htopfnng ~ rtncc, upon the probable consa-
qJcoooa there Is q general disposition 70 favor
pUiet having Tor lie Object The expulsion Of MANI
MILAN by d sbanIe.l ~ ierr Of tie Union ARMIES.
"A this matter, M ~ th ,so Of ordinary business Il
well W count The COS, before procopdiDg ton mr..
Tho rscnlb Of JuAgtI arc oGe one thousand
dollars in god AL c gt hundred Acrcs Of the rich
lands Of So lo-a 10 oyJry soldier who sh,l "enii
crate" " ,1.oo "a such manner a. he agents
shall p-oscrbe. Tho Inducements to officers are
sill moro te ipun-H and ar graduated according
h. rank. Tao "etn.gran.s" arc to e. upon IBIS
expedition fully armed and provided Tor any
emergency. Now tic fac, cAnno, be dasu 80 Nat
ihc tuiency Of this proc, odng u 10 caus" ty
f"t"'en Ills country and FrAuce. TIE Mexican
Empro l. u creation Of Lorta NAr1LsoS; 81 = pro-
10 t"l by tho French las. an 10 IA ~ the present
question Is concerned, II ~ dependency u France.
TIE soldiers now hcng enlisted 7 'he tseuts q
JuAaJz are, r,ref.ro, gong " Nerioo With tho
purpose Of dr wing tbe IIicrs 81 France from that
GO iutrv. Tie C,tat.gE rEs ErArs CSie the orga1
IN this country ul the French Government, and
vhogo cdi'or hes ,oly received . snmon,N from
NArlLEoN lot his suio ADVOCACY Of French inter.
csis-fIrcalhdpws the vow In whicl this cmigra.
ton movement viii h. regarded by France. II ~
srl5, very plainly, tina, ne French Govern mont
will lpok upon II "a breach o. neutrality, AMI
hinta thc probability Of rupture in tho pescciu
r.. dions now rtis " 'ctwe"n tho two count les
as consequence. Phuy, then, the whole
.a'o al.s'ncr, q s1' lers IN MS ooun-
Try, Tor service unier JCAtEz, Ia cal
oulated 70 ,mhral this co4utry in dihculty
with France, 7ld u Ia vol 10 consider whether
Ills 10 dosrahic a. the rrcs'nt time. We have not
sdoubI tlat Mexico viii one dsy 10 al Integral
part Of Iho United states, aud shat its accession lie
Simply qvotl.n n tlmo; Tut 10 we need 1t now
do We uccl Il 50 muca Az 80 incur the risk Of q
foreign war IN acquiring ~ 4 We had not Gn
ample ao. for Amor can energy sni industry; II
We bad no, droaI, en- ugh undevolopod o4
Tor uo Use u all or spare capital, then wo would
not hesitate ~ answer tic q ieston htfrmativcly.
But on N contrary, VIC nee every man aud every
dollar IN the c.untry 10 assist in developing tho
territory slrca oura. IN, suppression Of the re
bcllou has opened UP n field for enterprise no less
rich and fer more desirable t4an that OF MeIi' "a,
and whatever o surplus lat or nd means we have
o&n find abundant and -,muneriu employment
there. Aud further, our new Staes and vast
territories invite all who are In quest Of home,
W 20 shithcr and aid in bringing thcm
up to that standard which they are at sorne tin,
In the future destined " reach In fact, we al
ready have lar more territory than we can developC
for many years why, then, should we trou l.
ourselves about either Mexico or Csnsdsi Tn,
true policy Of Government In to extend ito ter
ntory no ias,er than Americana IT, II
n xico were even now part of the United States
the emigration th.Acr won i no, 10 strong enough
T. infise American ideas into the people, sImp,
cause II ere arc greater attract ons nearer HON,
Tor any surplus population W. might have. IT,,
people would stu be MeIicanA they would shl
hold To their 'culisr views and being very rest
less people thcy M ht cause more trouble 10 th,
country than thov would be worth. Under ,hos,
circumstances 1t would not bo polite for our Gov
efnmoni, at the present time, to enlAnger 81
peaceful relations abroai. The Mexican question
VIII find its own solution soon enough, anC
Tie Empire OF MAXrNLIA, eau at best 10 onl,
temporary. Evu II this open recruiting 70
j. ,EEz should lie stopped, there would still b
thousands Of soldiers Who would Aud their way /,
Mexico and the rosul, would be jus, AS grstifyin,
10 tho pc 'plc ns though It were accomplished in
manner less offensive to France, when wALEu
was engaged In his hllibuslering expeditions III
Government used every possible means 10 proven
his forces frotn embarlSing, yet they managed 4
gft away, and tue country maintained its crcdi