The New York herald., 1865-05-09

men viii thus be able 10 declare later with the mos,
Paaasese Hypocrisy. that i miiitar, expedition
whI deceive none, FOR II IL merely rcsuscation Of the
nhouslering which expired with Walker In 1850
NJ !uares and his acoytes wish 70 obtain recruits
e' tnsm 40 so-we have nothing 70 sag against II; but
recruiting IN American territory be openly allowed il will
oe moM nagrani violation Of neutrality II the govern
atom should plead ignorance an expan
,lens rom going whittier they please, will only add
hypocrisy 70 III wl and France win then have right 10
win that which the latter country has carried dur
ing ,ne rebellion. What would the Cabinet At Washing
on nave said ~ In the midst Of the struggle with tho
Sou.h France had opened emigration Offices for the
southern States at Paris Havre and Bordeaux holding
sne 70 emgrps Of glory and forunef
pul sne would have punished the principals they de-
served France has not hesitated 10 prevent her own
shipowners from furnishing the South with vessels but
the blockade
We fear that these cons ders,ons will have iit.Is
weight with the Cabinet at Washington, which win be
glad TO get rid OF dangerous element but without an
ncipatng the future may be permitted TO give some
advice 70 the nlibusters intending TO enlist under the
They are promised grants Of land; but they should
sensc' rem thas grants given oy Juares are null and void
leo They should consider also that II taken with
IN their hands they yin have no right 70 be treated as
nghung FOR recognized government. They should
again remember that from the fact Of their becoming
the provisions Of he decree cited, they viii have no
further claim the protection Of their former govern
ment, a. they cannot be at the name Hme citizens Of
Dosn he United States and Mexico and the Cabinet q
wasaington cannot, without casting its sword
INTO into she lbalance sspou.e the cause Of viola
not In 10 acs but least In is diplomatic assurances
with the exception Of these slight drawbacks they may
march % glory without mpedimsnt the chief rscruit
.om Lessons in chivac virtues or 70 tssch them how 70
become soldiers without fear reproach !" stin they
may learn from his instruction how not 70 keep her
NJ r p
Many Journals are encouraging hlibus.srins sspedi-
tons 70 Asxco without considering that the result may
DO The useless saughter Of large number Of persons
Nor do they renect what action France VIII take for her
nag stnl 1oa In Aexieo but the remonstrances whch
treated with contsmpt which speaks little for either
theK gratitude or their good sense. lstttfahi
those szpedions ass begun bus Re, forget thai rance
y not accustomed 70 yield 70 naturalization Evea thoss
& who have w been he moss volene in our own
% withdraw in the fAcs Of thrsats and before the
threats Of whomi OF handful Of individuals who DO
and wscs. s.s s cons r Sfns ri Ss S
Of Walker 80 I'--7 '-','' 81 -, 80 :,
We mus: however, give this justice 70 the republican
democatc colleagues with respect the matter Of car
rying out tho Monroe doctrine. The Pot reminds dis
whe.s in the United States without their seeking doubt
fui fortune In Mexico In reply 10 tho Post u may be
stated that reliable working men win not 60 TO Mexico
lawess advsnturers those who have regular occupa
tionhe dregs Of all the large cities Of the Union and
who oil Its prisons by their crimes.
The Cosmerciay Advertiser advers to the great prnci
pie laid down BY Washington, that the Union would do
well to keep out Of any imbroslio with European Powers
The Times. consistently with It's fixed idea anticipates
from war with Mexico the revival Of the influence Of
the SOUTH and consequently c0Remns any armed emf
urges that Mexico should be left alone or that the United
ssss' snss should JOIN wig ssss Ass laaspepa
In conclusion this revival of nbusterng does not
hona atopar rJi Tho avtot
OF the Mexican empire but rather for the future re-
iatons between France and the United States The rst
Power cannot permit that the United States should
become the headquarters Of to Mexico while it
still protects II with its flag Moreover some event
might might take ak place which would compcae matters
United States incline in favor Of the socaed vicmsf
az national riumphs? And when popular feeling s once
excited, will calm men and the government be strong
parsans may sell their land grants to Capitalists muru
dent enough 10 purchase the and thus various in
teress may be connected with those Of the Hbusters
and the might Obey iSs smpss dictates Il
wisdom by nipping the evil in the bud, BY maintaining
& he a1S :1 e:
willing 70 receive aborng and bona de emigranG with
o9en arms in truth we have not oyer faith that our
France at least will not be 10 blame. ITaSTMuer -
~ OTHER PAPHRs ON rHH SUBJECT. o
From the Washington Rspublicaa, May 81
some six weeks past been foseen in the armies Of the
Union, and required pesctence discover that by
the 4th OF July next one half Of the federal army could
be dispensed with What shall We do when this war 10
Overt" is question tpas ha, besn very naturally pre-
mova from bustns intercourse We haze been In great
ordinary pursuita Of commerce trade and We pit do
for our livelihood ID tho future We haye
quired taste md INCLINATION for advepture. Where
these procvitiesfn '1n Mexico IL the unanimous re-
md 0n In Movic Ia tha ord No,
expedition is contemplated far is suggested;
proportions than did the rush TO California fifteen
years ago.
From the Hartford Times, May 6
rebel armies are said to be going TO Mexico ocnsiby
emgrants but really IL is hinted to fight the battles
Of the republic against the Emperor Authorized agents
from Mexico said to be In most Of principal cities
for the purpose OF obtaining these invaluable recruits
General Ortega and at Washington this busi-
ness paying large specie bounties to officers who
TO them by board OF examiners. II gins
TO look as II the experiment Of Imperial government
in Mexico were destined TO be much less prolonged than
the experiment of Southern Confederacy in this coun.
try has BEEN Maximilan will probably be his
way TO Europe perfectly disgusted with his experiences
on this side Of the water.
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