The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-12-12

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from eh;eh thew have inst been rsl;aysd
Assurance has lust been received from
blhe Goyerument of the State Il wb;oh
the plan was matured. that Inc nroceea.
iut win meet neither III epeou,s canaan
nor approval. It IS 4 question vorthy If
YOUR consideration whether our laws nnon
his subject areadeuuate 10 The -n,evsntion
,or pupisbmept Of crime thus meditaled
In The month Of AprilI ast. As Coneyess
issware q friendly arrangemept was mads
between the Emneror Of France md tbe
President Of the United States for Tia
withdrawal from Mexico Of tbs French.
sexpeditiopatory military forces. This
Withdrawal was to be efectedio three ia.
staehments. the,frst Of which. n vss nm.
dsrstood, would leave Mexico in Noyem.
dor, now past, and,the second, in March
inext,a and the. third and last in November
1867. Immediately upon the completion
of the evacuation, the French Govern
snent was to assume the same attitude Of
noninteryentien, in regard to Mexico, as
iis held by the Government Of the United
States. Repeated assurances have been
given by the Emperor, since that agree
ment, that be would complete the prom.
Used evacuation within the period men.
TONED, or sooner p@
giAIt was reasonably expected that the
proceedings thus contemplated would pro.
-duce a crisis Of great political interest in
tho Republic of Mexico. The newly an.
pointed Minister Of the United States,
Mr.. Campbell, was therefore seut-forward
ON the 9th Of November last, to assume
his proper functions as Minister Pleni.
~potentiary OF the United States IN thai
Republic. Il was also thought expedient
that he should be attended in the vicinity
efMexico by the Lieutenant General Of
the Army; Of the United States, with the
view of obtaining such information as
might be important to determine the
course to be pursued by the United
Skasesin re establishing and maintaining
n,ssasa,y and proper intercourse with the
Republiec Of Mexico. Deeply interested
iu tbe causo Of liberty and humanity, II
iseemed An obvious duty on our part TO ex,
%ercise whatever influence we possessed 70,
the restoration and permanent establish.
,ment II that eountry Of a domestic and
republican form Of government. ajs
hsfSuch was the condition of affairs in re.
ydard 10 Mexico. when. on the 22d Of
November last, official information was
reserved from Paris that the Emperor Of
France had some time before decided not
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