The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-12

uhe The rnited Sqts is ne oouvty ne mot atahef 10
that 'ysem Even universal suffrage which Is one
OF The means Of Liberty, Is not liberty itself,
certainly no one will say that England Is not
free. The greatest benefit to nation may even
not be lihory IL Rus,d enhghtn,d pr,noe ahoiihod
the ser'dom gf hirfv m,iBs + inhabitants, and Hade
item q ra aud then cRisns, aud her r,p eeRfaLps
seated by t sde # Aoie of s midd class and
he no'Ls But Russia says TO her sovereign you have
freed the serfs, no,o gre ptitcdi hbrty 10 ire
ration. To satisfy the ambition Of nation is not
gent nation which has tho weakness OF desire
for aegrandizement No, ne only rial liberty 70
o~n dest'nies. Which tho free nailonsS Which
are those not freef We need not say. We must pain
no ne. OF the form r hco may ,e m,ntn'd a. inc
t-Hiytfee. q npndr hy and rfpu lie. England and
Amercd Yet In each Of those countries there exist
things which do not belong liberty Thus In America
the protection Of tho law often insufficient in spite
OF that fer teeaue nothing 10 ~ buf ,ohaf n.
MARION desirrs In Eng land how many things
opposed to liberty Prmogcnituro perpetual entail and
ah lhtoierant national Church exist, yet England
" free Aud what greatness and devotcdnass 10
her cause Hh,n all he Puus Of Enop
ret'td terawe the nation dsern ned aud act for isef
IN everything that was accomplished Yes geuilemen
u has the institutions have already enumerated. Ma
tions may be mistaken, but they less than a man
The latter commits failts because not being obliged
deliberate, he Is hurried away by his passions II ha
holds In his hands the dcstinics or great may
plunge II In misfortunes free nation delbefates dis
cus'es both sides Of question and has the
reason against Thus, the real definition Of
nation ia being which obliged reflect before acting
Applause In several parts
THE OBJECT OF THE FRENCH INTERVENTION ACCOM-
PLIsHED.
From the Paris Opinion Rationale of Feb. 81
Our Mexican advices sihte that the imperiahs have
gained several fresh victories and that Mr. anglas has
drawn up financial scheme, according To which the
revenues OF Mexico will amount 10 hundred and fifty
millions OF francs. with pacincd,
or almost paciHed country and u OF hun.
DR. and fifty millions, he Emperor Mdrimidn tughf 10
BE- dbe 10 sustain hin,sif nv hts nrergh The En-
perw Napoleon has dnIin De % &c, h sroit and
~ n6g reraa'n' for rs bm & wi6draw from 6er,o
The Legislative Body felt natural anxiety regarding
the state Of Affairs caused by this distant expedition and
getcaly demanded the evacuation OF Mexico which had
been promised since last year.
We can now more readily express opinion,
sured the Mexican expedition. But cannot undo
better 10 have simply noted the with regard
the Withdrawal Of troops congai ulang the govern
upon the definite adoption OF resolution SO con
sonant with the well known Wishes of the country.
COST THE INTERVENTION
The London Pal Nal Gdret quotes the unpublished
French Official document which ttaies that the Frenh
Mexican expedition the end OF 1898 had
f27 900 900 sterling, and IL 900 killed and dis
abled.
On the 9th ult In the Corpa Leesatf the debate on
the address was continued, several members urging
extension OF public liberties
wAKstsG ruH PARIS TEhPg.
The Paris Temps has received hrtt warning.