New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-19
Meeting OF the United Service Club-The
Monroe accommodation Of
the Service Club,

the Service Club.
meeting of the United Service Club was
held last evening al their rooms In Masonic Hill,
Tbirteenth.et
Col HiIlyer vice.Presileut presided; Col. Aug
ID. Sage acted as Secretary.
The following communicable from tho Mexican Club
was read and placed on file:
MEXICAN CLUB OF NETWORK
The Mexican Club Of Nsw-York which have seen
with the greatest satisfaction in the pewspipers the
Resolutions OF the political association lust established
under the name of the United Service Society" have
unanimously resolved to address IA communication as
testimony OF gratitude 10 the gentlemen who form that
association for the patriotic remembrance dedicated ~
the Republic of Mexico speaking about the Monroe
Doctrine on the seventh paragraph Of the programme
which constitutes the political creed Of the society.
In different circumstances and different places. the
American people had slreody expressed several times
and always spontaneously. lis feelings and opinions IN
regard TO the Mexican question: but the manifestation
to which refer and hcn Is the object of this
letter has 20 say. particular character which dis
tingIishes il from all others.
That political society is exclusively composed OF gal
liant and brave officers Of the army and navy who after
having worked earnestly and fought without rest for
tho reostabshment Of tho Union and the triumph OF
law 20 satisfied TO tter homes. carrying with them
the blessing of the people and the snres obtained on
the Battlefield laurels that, being as they numor'
GUS are lo enough to conceal the glorious scars from
the campaign.
For the Mexican patriots who closely and day after
day study the tendencies ~ this great nation arproy
ing In its vaiuo the noble passions OF her SOM ne
resolution OF said society composed OF oncers 0 the
Army md Navy that is Of citizens expert IN the do
Tense of their country is new guarant! OF the triumph
for tho berating principles which VIII noa once LOT
all the Republican in the rich world OF Colon.
1t il not mystery for anybody Una.
the pirate invasion Of Mexico had for IT'S obJcct
to stop any parties, as 1t was aoSnoweised nom
the beginning, te onward march Of the amci,can
people whose rapid improvement naturally alarmed TIE
tyrsnts of the Old World. We all have re-d ana we
American press opportuney commented upon 'ne
celebrated letter Of Louis Napoleon to Cen forey IN
which the DEF pot Of the 1uieres stated Tithon; ret
ticenee and with regard 10 the ASSASSIN Of fueDi'
the real designs he had considered and carried oui MS
| liberty crushing pans.
II wond he Us ess 10 relate here because the facts
are well known all that have happened in Mexico since
the French oownrdy violating that mot sacred com
promise succeeded by using felony, in holding the de-
flee Of tho mountains that they dared not dispute as
i brave TO the glllantry Of orr soldiers
That the French would bot have succeeded easily IN
penetrating TO the interior # the country n fighting
iairlv thew had need to conquer with honor inch by
inch, the ground they coveted II TACT mat none
can doubt In yic4 Oi what transpred III fueblh "here
a small number Of and badly armed soldiers, ~ Is
true but brave and determined repulsed several times
and always with glory the victorious armies oi ma
geDta ana Soierino
BIT toe French Government multiplied without omit
tns sacrifices the number Of their egions: they also
brought Eg1 pians and Arabs and nth those and the
assistance Of the traitors that unfortunately existed IN
the country they succeeded after year and hall IN
reaching the capital AID from there spreading after
ward t. several states OF tho Republic @hich however
protest with Its attitude against the invaders Ot TIC IA
lion But that not enough Napoleon. VINO u! Irhiit}
wanted To take possession II Mexico with a view To
n.OnopOli1e 10 his advantage the iue1hausilbie
riches and immense OF that privileged country
wanted to conceal far a. possible ms Intentions
affecting 10 create aygorous nationality win aboeFh
ment Of order when In reality he established colony
J as that OF Algefs under the control OF Bzalne.
Then he sought and found Maximilisn. and !; must
be stated "A homage Ia truth that he had wonder.
ul tact In tie election 81 that pgp?ei for tie diaboHc
end he proposed perhaps be could rot have foud
! I'll 10. 8yIt M
Europe another void o! personal dignity who. Win
30 m n docility, would act that low part
The creation OF n moDnrctical power, eTeius.7ei!
supported by European bayunes on the other sid. 81
the Rio Grnnd, cannot b. seen with indifference ana
less with Satisficton by the people OF TIE Cnted
States. who keep with alteration among tneir most
sacred traditions tue yenorsied doctrine OF President
/ Monroe.
1t l. unierstood how the Washington Csbne, yet
and even the American people thcmseves. have wit.
Messed calmly and with apparent Indifference Whe' hfs
tai en- place IN the Republic OF McSlco when engaged
IN war Of titanic proportions. aAee they oonid Aot
intervene m other sairs although those might De- as
duuhtess they were. Of transocndef III importance.
! But the circumstance have changed entirely; the
country IL quei, union j. fce,abisAcd, law hos IN
uuraed the Consultation commands. aud that IL tie
solemn moment IN which the Goyernmcnt OF tho tt,n
States strong and inyncibe with Ito inethaustble re-
having as II mus, have. The conscience OF -
Iigt should manifest To tre word by the Ineans OF a
worthy and energetic policy whicn vii be Ia iutuTe
the true sign.1caii % the Monroe doctrine.
| The dosponc munarchs OF the Oh Continent have
proclaimed several timrs-vi'h u map before them,
always consulting the goog Apply, and sometimes sta.
tissues. hut never the peoples "il-the!r political
theories Of order AID conservation founded gu "hat
they have called The balance OF power or the European
equilibrium. WHY, therefore should not toe L nlted
States dare likewise proclaim. In stOne. energetic
and resouie way, its American theories extensively re-
laiing 10 the nations % TIE New World
/ That IL becoming 40 necessary that at thus very
moment after the termination OF the own war. The Paid
newspaper. Of the French Government say aud repeat
that tie United State, through the CDOrmty OF Its debt,
the neaTness Of ~ people the Interests Of commerce.
&C. will not dare whatever might happen, pace them
selves In opposition European nation. and that II
nbsufdity Ia give KIND Of sl1h!hcinct 10 Tue
{ iantsstiO Monroe Doctrine.
! Consequently 1t would be convenient that events
should argue away these assertions ana let us hope. al
Of u.s. that before long perhaps very soon. The hnr-
may take the cOrrse tiey must take. and which Las
already been clearly insiuuaied by The public opinion
Of ths country
I All Of us remember the enthusiasm with which the
House Of Representatives received the celebrated reso
luton introduced by Sir. Winter Davis, sud nobody
forget that the unanimous vote o. the senate sane
TONED without discussion Mr.. wadss important
amendment known 10 the whole world
That u not all many years ago with the occasion,
the renowned trpaftie convention. proposed by En-
gland and France IN order - gnafant.e Ia Spain IT'S
perpetual possession OF the Island G Cuba, the minor
tal Everett. who. worthy representative OF the
American policy. ycneratcd the Monroe Doctrine, dc.
oined to sanction that lcraned Transaction.
We Me1icans hope great deal from those spOntanc-
our demonstrations Of the people because they are the
genuine expression OF the National will and they will
necessarily fit ID by prevailing N decisive way upon
tie acts Of the Administration.
For that reason the Mexican Club feels great salts
faction In sending this letter % that p cal association
OF gallant and unconquernbe officers ~ the army and
navy who after having fought IN the baie-ields and
on the waves of the under Grant and farragI.
come now to form that political association to prOmnl
gate privately the great thoughts they Inherited from
their ancestors.
II was impossible that Mexico ehorld be forgotten by
/ men Of noble beart who, zeauu. The American In
dependence, profess such vcne l..pl 10 the Monroe
Doctrine
Signed FRANCIS JARED. Chairman.
CIPRIASO ROBERT, Secretary.