The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-15

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plying completely the par Of the United sta,es
The relations between the United States and
Mexico Will not be friendly ana cordial until Mexico
|sha be thoroughly paciicated Meantime both parties
should exhibit liberation. We think that this is the
policy which the French government recommends the
Mexican government and which IL practices itself.
The same Journal in It's issue Of the 22d OF December
has the following the same Subjective would have
he utmost difficulty In believing that man Of such
himself with the hope of engaging Ia . war against
mncethat Is, against the first military nation on the
which its nationality had. the risk OF being over
Nhemod. We prefer TO believe that the nomination Of
General Logan TO the post OF Minister from the United
ftates to Mexico, and his refusal, formed two acts
comedy arranged and played by the Presi-
lent and the General TO give some satisfac-
'oh 10 the howlers and nycatchers Of Congress- but
eyond this it entered into the thoughts OF either
PASS from words 20 deeds $50 The organ OF,
r@peral government makes the remark that the
uoption OF the monarchical form OF government in
exco is not contrary to tho traditional policy or the
ped States, since President Monroe himself sustained
pomatlc and amcable relations with the Emperor OF
exco Yturbde. Nothing in The official relations be-
een The United States and France threatens or even
as the sembance Of rupture on the Mexican question
I'LL Will not do TO press optimism too far and 10 affirm
nat from the moment the two governments arc IN accord
will produce difficulty between the citizens or even
he official agents Of the two countries. II must not be
Prgotten that the army of the United States, which
ftely numbered million soldiers, Is to be reduced,
Trough economical motives to Atty thousand men.
red and fty thousand men are gong to return peace
ply to civil life. and that there will not be some Of
lem who having found in the profession of arms an
ercse accord with the violence of their character
orals will seek TO continue that life in other fields
"a after having been loyal soldiers will aspire to become
busters in the service Of matter what ad-
Pnture. Hence che collisions between the
exican mperalsts and the Yankee Juarists on the
INKS of the Rio Grande and in the envrons Of Mata-
will appear what they really arehat is quarres
tween the eaas perdus Of the Two peoples, who can
different without being enemies.
TErafn Tqp
ns shs the
N of the body il so hostile as it Is pretended We do
forget that the United States subject TO tho
for his acts 10 the people Is not only not
strained by the resolutions Of Congress, but yet can,
We have seem, follow policy entirely opposite %
believing thai the President and Congress will be in
nsert upon the necessity o. the policy Of neutrality,
age Of Mr.. Johnson.
rhe Paris correspondents Of the Independence Beige
.ember 2s, wrtes-Athough the French government
at distant day separate itself from all companion
p in tho American empire, yet the relations be-
cen the government Of Napoleon III and that Of Max
mediately take place. Hence the relations between
Cabinets Of Washington and Paris somewhat con-
pinned 1t is understood, Moreover that the federal
ernment is disposed exercise towards France pres
the subject OF evacuation, such policy will not
Ike that measure easy of accomplishment than IL
erwse the French government felt free 70 realize IT,
s,ing Of what passed between the two Cabinets was
baliy a-a aha 81
From the Journal des Debate, Dec e.
he hositeuy having reproduced the portion Of the
sage of the President Of the United States which
espondcnce:- g- - 4 a T~t "A ..
his declaration has nothing incompatible with the
ICY Of France in Mexico. When the French govern
first appeared that country it's object was solely
stan, ns the United States themselves had done be-
s,mslanccs, which il was not in tho power OF Napo.
Ia Drpy obigcd him declare
government which then held sway In
Etco That gosefnment has fallen. Another
replaced II, born OF universal Suffrage.
naturally should defend aganst fuxiiTyccttcnary
ck the administration which alone could assure it
met has Shown BY alits acts and By all its decssa-
what the object was whcn sought II had no
OF conquest IL took nothing, acccpeo1 notnlpgs,
nhee to retain poho Of the GstrtcU p3cuod ~ IN
pa IL CccstpolGn, a. = 40 tN0er unAncWn 70 the
ed Sates, Is Mhouy temporary and ujH cedse
ne eosES seAtch case = o,1h AZ 20 tnc
, OF govprnment which the hoxicans httersy
freely chosen u bas been re ognizcd ior many PuF-
by tho federal government itself President Mon
uorepresented at the Court Of fturbido, and whom,
So, the minister Of Santa Anna ~ Washington, re-
ed from his government an order 70 INFORM that OF
United states that cnense OF instsuuons woun
lily take place 10 Mexico, Mr. MARCY coniented Dim
with replying 10 tnIs communiceton tnat Aexico,
pdependent and sovereign nation naa tne ngnt 10
10 The form Of administration which u believed pest
ted TO It's character. These presidents show that
exists no absolute antagonism between the policy
oni.eo Slsass sno tne saop'on VI VIC "onA'cn'cA'
On 10 the statement OF the eltuatlon made oy Me
al Journal. We are forced, then, b ooHU fhas ~
srcustsfdrsc0 tndptndeNt ~ oar Val We are d"seo
rico. government has fallen another mas re-
Il, invoked by The VIII o. the people, a. ns pusey
assistance wh'ch we lena u s.Hc'eRly Prcvo AZ 10
orm Of government chosen by universal suffrage,
)ned States had already recognized the emperor
bide. They can well recognize Maximilian also IN
ing him the same fate EVERYBODY ~ free 10 regard
rchy as the best Of republics, with the single cOndi
bf reciprocity
ery thing 10, then, for the best 10 both countries and
trnaro xrh tgh NJ
ns OF the United States in reference 10 Mexico melt
air We never, for our part, attached much
TO them. II Is well known that IN New YORK and
Orleans there are manufactures OF news ana teie-
spech,y ueso,eu W nnaneic'lus opci""u.s, ana
be remembered that The English Journals are ex-
ey careful TO emb;er the relations OF France with
American republic, and TO turn upon Mexico tho
ut which more naturally flows toward Canada