The New York herald., 1866-09-15
pA CITY OF MEXICO CORRESPONDENCE.
Cry or MEXICO, August %, 1860.
AMERICAN INTERVENTION


Cry OF MEXICO, August %, 1866.
AMERICAN INTERVENTION.
White indulging In vague surmises regarding the
probable result Of the Empress mission TO France, ali
classes here canvassing The possibility OF falure
heBoe tbs TO be pursued by tho United States has
become matter OF momentous interest. There can be
no Disgusting the fact that grave fears for tho empire
entertained especially by foreigners. and that the
hope Of American intervention, IN case Of The abdlca
sion OF the Emperor daily becomes stronger with tho
iaperaiss They argue that the United States having,
ny moral influence Of Its refusal 70 acknowledge tho
Nmpire prevented the establishment In this country of
strong and permanent, government, the United States
eve u the Mexican people extend TO them the pro-
section and aid in building up government sufficiently
powerful to qaeli nsurectons and enforce laws, and
which ehaii justly with all its subecsan object
vhth maDifcstly will not be accomplished without
foreign Intervention They gay If the liberals repossess
she country, the rights and even HIVES Of the imperial
asts well as Of foreigners win not BIO safe; and they
instance the excssses committed in Hermosilo, where
sbput forty mperals,s and French subjects
rnsred, the outrages recently committed in Tamp,co
and the and imprisonment Of Americans, English
and other foreigners in Monterey.
HTRvgsroS PRoJgcr.
iuercan Intervention ia NO new project, and lately
srvung upon the country, but found supporters with
large and influential class twenty years ago During
with this pooplo IL was hoped that proccto.
would be guaranteed them and after peace de-
esspcd revolution Of the Northern Staes having for
- pofessed object annexation 70 tho United States was
ASstated only BY the decided opposition Of the latter
government, to such . moyo In 1856 the advocates Of
she boldly and openly discussed their views
Asre in the capital, and The xer;nan Esyowd;nory
Of November 20 OF that year. speaking Of the ncapacty
oi sLs government says:-"The Americans have or. 4
R~s ~uA tha
Governor OF sonora has invited 1000 Americans from
NAovnia 70 ass him In Riding his Stats Of the hosdes
sf svsges have laid wae tho country for many
years To tho Mexican nation these two movements
Aned with importance The VII eel Of destiny Is rolling
anA unles ;o~iag 70 dowe 10 the Novih FROM tie
essastxion Of e sacsges, but natural TO suppose
that the people Of North would look abroad for
.saoscr and protection"
u 1859 and 90, when zuioasa and Aranon were in
power, press again advocated protsctorste: and in
1seo before Juarez left this capital his party unan
0sus IN favor or American Intervention The imperial
as contend that could 30 objected with bat
ntoe expense email force would Kccp the northern
country qule and but shadow of American In tho
Aeuth would order and enforce the laws In ts
valley alone would mach OF army bc required and
hero the Wholesome recollscuon Of American rule
swsaly years since would enable much smaller body Of
American soldiers hold tho country than the French
have had. The whole matter has bcen duly dsscns.ci
end the details suggested .#r
yHs rLaE rporosYp
Tbe proposition is. " haxmilian should deem oest 10
ssdcato which lie do with dignity and honor, for
mo UniteI States use influence have fair cleo.
sen beld-not such farce has beon custonsYy-but
by removing troops from among the people, leave all
sssses IndiIps included TO fully expross their prefer
FOR tho mode CT government and for ruler and
AfefwsTd 20 sustain such and administration
curing s lawful continuance IL Ia propoSe cd also, that
tse United States not only the government sustained
And laws enforced that laws be equitable and
sast and OF progressive character, not such Al hsve
ss~sys sgraced The Mexican statute book. The United
etes could reimburse herself Cor expenses incurred
so pay foreign crcdto ont OF tho custom house docs
which, with Tho county under Yankee ruIo would bs
ssasdrlplcd forihwith.
Above arc embodied tho sentiments Of large and In
ssesiiai party Of NcrIcans, who. In Intervention, eco
she only chance OF security 10 perton and properly and
saaim a. ibo only hope Of rcgsnsrang she Ne1icin
p~sple.
fcrAr M.ucs frer1ry
por the good OF mankind 10 " oe hoped That Nezl.
'hisiory will repeat it5efv although is Of
old and startling character and altogether unparalleled
Esem l52s 1884, period OF tao hundred and ninety
xhrco years. Mexico governed by Exiy-iour Vice
poys appointed by Tho spanish Crown Prom 1891 %
nso3 the country pesed through changes OF gov.
srnment and nfiy- administrations or thcs gov
srnments, there were the frs, regency, empire,
b~s federal rcpnblcs two central rcpubios prov sco
no,crrmen., two relationships, aud constitutional 10
kehhc. or the rulors, besdss tho regency and F~o.
Vssonal Governor, therc were Emporor, twenty
~ chanscs or federal rpublcans zen In thc ccn,ra
AArn tho constitutional republican administrations
ak nine Dicaiors Tbc rslcrtcs, Authorizations
s>ee of Pedro vees- from the J 20 the 5ist Of De
efber is2s, or General Bravo, from the iosh - me
IN q July, 1882 ad zglcss- nom Tho zld 70 tho sist
Ia Anna was ihrIco Dictator. and President rsscn
Sst. Certainly osher people hsyo shown rlasn.
se'N- - unstable "a the xoy caR
rpErvT.
rty Of t,n Wrench Soldiers s,rcsdy rnco1vorssi
- OkAba prepaIscry 10 rcturnius hone; gntm have
nsekd the NeNcsn army, snd oitsrs s,l, are willing
- retain lon-rr N order 90 defend ta honor of France.
-: r, nd,easr % q frcnch ses, nes. nosevsr :. 70
nsd ~ kevr esprcssinr their o,sious upon the sif
nssscnbcldiy sns esarless u coascgaccces Ind-cd,
che fatgn pres 81 xssoo, without exception have
sseted her indignation agunst ihs sup nensss OF the
csraa people, thsir sant o. honor ruth and energy
asd prcde. foe NE nauon Wisr 70 Itssf eary divo
vas AYyrlrs ~ ras yyxscu rrxs,
The EasSsis, dsclaiming every intention of otrslng
pubic option, and intending only % rsaeci prssing
event, ard public sentiment Ays;--
most srnbprrssdng ard nov. no,w,hEiapdinw twc er.
sieni ordnance and the nsenioa, enpecens projected
SeSs. ana oSuo: Ssc, Il. rscSsnsms gr,S's or ,s ~
9rvics Tc.dsy, Just s tweaiy day. bark ,he
sasD. ,a' s"s e ,.. y. sp, Uu ,s .irss~s'.n.s
Sroad breaches In line, Twenty ds,s AGO
1bs pnbiic appeared radiant with bcre, to-day
~ ta rear~ed into gccm and doubt Rko
- D. hs-,s FOR this All csgsss; and The
lsssiry Of the country Troubles IN the balsaoe
when people docs not wish =, b. saved, wsh-7
- 90 wihss, tbs slightest secraes, tns sedens sf
sp$ellxsut leafsrs nrccmes fut,a fov bm VINO knows
% rs 90 Ssy 81 ' sS.s a., rec q ~ s',s
yyoo The ibaf naton In not capable Of sup
Oertng NseH else becofne ~ for ": aud
HAen raes p>ars ~;shr useir shs rseds NJ snbnis
A1oa, ~ dsSah jneyiisBa
fks jnsOncs n pssys resignation e here srgssvsn
-spss ~ nlods n such mnnpe- hat the inrefsitfs
srsa thcp hspes not ssn thar rrdssvor bnt uyos
shs svAsss whsh ssrr- me Tnilers. fns'sad 81