New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-24

ioiy attributed 10 the Emperor Msximiiisp was MOI
wllnout iOundation. 1t would have been madness u
nsse a.,omptee such d measures for tue Indian ard
Aen roces OF Mexico amounting 10 threeq quarters Of
she population, would have used snch an argnment a.
the most powerful weapon against the Government,
which UOGd quickly have been driven out of Mexico
despite all the French bayonets that could have been
TL-stered.
rS-Hioo will It's seven millions OF people would have
dencs against sueh atrociy But the best owl
Mexico such intention exists and that the people OF
in the fact telvcs aware that exists Is found
been pubisheGD 20 this time not single protest has
whore the Imperihe subject even IN distant regions
The howl this snbetlorty in not fully established
where the persistent mas originated III Washington.
making good use Of this tr!omero has succeeded in
| the Imperial Government by edup argument against
Juarez. The weapon has been ~ of his muster, Mr.:
It was brought into use al time wblly handled. ana
tiers knew perfectly well the public minnie Juarez plot
sensitive on the question Of Slavery. peculiarly
Maximilan is heart and soul an Abolitions.
nusastic reformcr, he would have suited In hlsr en-.
views the negro question harrison Phillips or any,
that school Of phantnropsts. His mission 10 Mexico
whatever views Napoleon may have entertaned) was
based purely upou retoneIs desire To regenerate fal-
len people and leave name IN hat connection IN history
From his very boyhood be has been an abotonist IN
the srictest sense of the word and 1t might be con-
sidered sufficient reutation 80 the senseess charges
made against him. that IN the Mexican orgsDe iaw'
decTeed Ia April, s6J he especially ana PLAINLY prOnio.
its Slavery Involuntary seryitude in any form exceps
for crime forever in the Empire To assert after TINS.
that ruler careful Of his own position ana giving aw.
for the Regeneration and progress oi peone shouo
deliberately eat hs words and create the lnsttu-
tion OF Slavery. Is 70 set Macmillan up Us mailman
AMI imbecile.
The facs is. and every German can attest 70 tho
truth Of the statement, that MACMILLAN has always
been recognized throughout Germany as the peculiarly
liberal Prince of the House OF HapsSurg he sas AZ
WAYS been considered the Prime Napoleon of Aus.
ra occupying the position IN that country tse
the lastnamed parsonage Las and does in France Dur
ing his gubernhtoral Term IN Italy. much as the us-
trian rule deested he alone was popular ano no
alone could quel the frequent public disturbances IN
Mexico, be is not less poFuar personally ana II IL re-
MAJ kabe fact that this popularity Ia found especially
among the primitive Indian races who If We are 70 be-
cye the J1arez manufacturers are the wrecoed.
enslaved creatures dragged into seryitude ny tho
Austrian tyrant." $3.50 -
Ills tine that this systematic Justification to accom-
plish political purposes came 70 an end gross iaori
cation mas It's object and be Tor tlne Sept auo
by designing parties; but the Truth Eust eVentUany
come the surfsce. IL needs no snbtr legal acumen
TO ferret out the iaeaning Of Maximans decree rea-
tive to peoange ard which has been 50 aurol isee "
Messrs Juarez Eomero & Co. The Emperor has very
lany provided Cor protection OF the over WORKED
oppressed Indian iaborer against his master VINO u
TIC advent of Macmillan. had virtually by the laWs
OF the country ned absolute sway over the peon
AS though the institution Of slavery actually existed IL
was 10 define and ancorato this condition that Maxi
milan deliberately aud thoughtialy proposed law fos
the protection " the Indian.
Having been in Mexico when the decree was pub
lshed and for several months atterward, had an OPP
porunity 10 observe its effect upon the community:
No pamphpt, no newspaper paragraph appeared
against Il rom part OF Mexico. Even the ayoHeo
enemies ofthc Empire failed 10 perceive anything 90
lcct enable IN tine clause, when was gebefti! anu
yoraby commented upon IN all directions IL renamed
FOR the sOcaied Liberals" party existing Only In
the vivid imagination Of newspaper correspondents,
dig up Slavery from wise and benehcent law, ana
dsOrt facts 70 subserve political ends In the generd
ndiQnat on excited several months on TINS slavery
topic observed that THE TRIBUNE always aiVe % tnS
best interests Of humanity among the foremost to
denounce the reesablishmeny OF the Darbarous inst'
mton." Appealing as your poTeriul journal docs ~
the intelligence and culture Of the United States ask
that this statement Of resident Of Mexico may be IN
serted with the same obec-that OF disseminating me
truth. 'blILAs-