The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-10-06
THE NEW YORK SUN.
rRrDAY MORNING, OCT. s, 1865.
Grant on Mckee

rrp rhiiadeiphis dispatch published In yes'er'
n.v's sur, With regsrd 10 an sleged expression Oy
Gen. aa1h, on the Mexican question Is h<o
~,-.a des, Of news which sm,n.tes from the sans
.~4sy-.i nportsn, u true" This hsbiiu' roiicenco
~ General GRAsT upon national queshou'' uA'ur
ally causes the rcpor, 70 h receiver WIN 'uP''
ciop, hut It 10 simply tho inVoni on OF "n eater
.prisne scr.bbl.r, the suihor OF II h's certainty
made . very gooI guess as 10 the poa'1on Of tho
Coy,rnm,n, in respect 70 berico According 70
N. a..teh referred 10, Gen. GRANT sail that she
1ov,,nmspt will vindic,te ths Monroe Doctrine at
an ..rl, ds,, AMI MAxNrtrAr will have W leave
n.rieo. 81 also n al "the President and tho su!hoi-
Ssss a, W .shlnston hold this as settled purpose
and only avail, the meeting Of Congress TO take
.pen ground on the matter" There IL s5undAn'
reason TO "'ievs tina, this impression Ia tu'aiul'
no matter whence 4, comes The diplomatic cor
ysspondoncs Of Mr.. erwAzn TO which We al
i.dsd few days ago, clearly indicates that our
Government, permitted the French usurpi,ion
an Mexico simply because there was At that tins
no aIlernatyo--ths formidable character OF the
rebellion si lhs, juncturs rendering 1t ineTpsdien'
60 oppose the movement. Dut while We advent OF
MA-ixniA. upon this coniinsnt was per-
rnittsd, Mr.. sEwAaD ssys in unmistakable Ian
rusgs tbs, 10 can lie "only ltmoorAry," which, IN
connection with The voil.k known views Of the Pres
kdeni upon this sul jsct IL plain index Of tho
feeling with which tho Mexican Empire is regarded
by the Admlnistr,tioa. To, sllsncs OF ho Gov
eminent upon the N 1cal question has been con.
strusd by the friends Of MAAmrILAs into = iscl,
approyal q n % imperial movement and o. indics-
eve Of . discrimination TO recognize hAT's Gov
eminent as the "orgiual md only genuine
There 4. no warrant however, for such IN infer
npos II would not 10 proper for tn. Executive TO
! Annually espouse the cause Of Liberalism In Mex
sco or 10 take any action that would he likely to In
~oiys the country IN foreign war. Gen. GHAsr
A. sborted TO hay. said that the AGminisrai.on
propose to bring the subjoc, before Congress-
which IL the proper course to pursue. However
much tho President and his Cabinet
might be inclined 70 act In tho
prsmlses the sanction OF Congress
a. 6ih necessary. Therefore, wha, IA the prospect
for tho vindicalion o. tho Monroe D)ctrnsi Ths
President and with q single exception, bis cabinet,
are IN favor Of compelling MAX. to 'yAca.e." ban
Of the great political parties, according to their
platforms, arc OF The same mind, and ~ course
she,r sentiments will be rejected by their repre-
sentative. In Congress Tho peope who hra no'
psrtisans smos, unanimously endorse the Monroe
Doctrine, and It 10 aimed upon oil s'ioa t'a' Ne
foreign yoke upon Mexico must bo thrown on
That point settled, the uoHt iA when shall tho uIo7
be struck Il would certainly be easier to srpe
MAxnulAr NOR, y hon the tenure Of his th.onc
IN = precarious condition, in consequence Of N
Liberal exposition which no meets, than 1t woul
As ,nev bs lsrOrnps ARMY establish -