New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-09
THE NEX!CiN JOB.

t., w. T. Times rcncws It's appeal fOr a. arm cd
Intervention By our Government in the internal poll
tics Of Mexico by assertion and argument which, ii
they had been devised expressly to justify Tao French
Intervention, c,ud not have been made moro apt nd
foroible. That Mexico is political vocano-that
civil dsco,d and anarchy are elements OF her
moral constitution, ard Eo5 to b: eliminated save ~
foreign authority AMI ore ;n bayonetS-theSc are the
substlatial bases and Notifications of NGpoeons con-
quest ard Naxm'lian's empire Our Government
has uniformly he'd foreign int. que and Intervention
20 Dc the cause rather thul the cure OF Mexican con-
vuSion and impotence. Yet TIE Times. assuming that
Max is about to escape 70 Europe, says;
The OH Mexican factions becoming rampant thai
ever fhc leaders d',cIy he approach - thcr ooi unity
They hail coming liberation of their country from
giles in common effort seciFc 'or Mexico governments
worthy OF civilization hat oc 'at"cc 81 ~ 'iitg ticf w
htioBs and rcinIug1ritns Lc nlc hcl nos ana Dvo}
rcvclry which formerly e"sed ihcm To- s''e ilc usl ip
IN the field with ol lscr factions AMI chind hesr We
49, W. no,,' ~ az. try,rsn ,,.Yr,l prn.nuncng for
Orcgu another int iguug inr nna Anna G'hrIa aunciins
,S ~ @ , cu ga" We a. WI ii Mrc ,ia,ucd 20 b. the
prey Of THESE anarchists N0a' even "ita iihi',. 49,
She hiss cnjoy ed In hen p1pao.s states niir.
And we mus SAY liz strongly hayr always 9ppUse
nnI H. nny nnir q; r-fii'iuus Of Nalncpn Austrian
agent rrsaid s NOR 1lllhc u' 'oi"'h u '""S'
,lat .Nuits SIrNt4, up,n his dcilir.arr.
The tine iGs o,- com p thar re rn'ct States h1s
dufv p, t-tgru s9iaITi ne pb - f'' III We c"lh IL"
tolerate ac foreign domination tlu Zoe if"hc' hmPI" ~
,rn,pc 20 inr,s ug her c. her W. IN honor permit The
everlasting anarchy m.iu 'irei Icy d-"1ie c'" "i n'gP
ing chiefs We have tr mos! INN iIlc !h!gf ~ idc u'
tunes Of Mexico We have given ,lc Hcatlic olF ~aFnr
sympathy in all it, iici;i a'd ~ rii US ha' ioo1ci
auXiousy and earnestly for 'sst1cr nins' r ihN"ic
To the constitutional tgth".v - JhT 80 hac given p
securing the Ni.h!iawa. OF he i'Trarh army, hni
was mainly hceaisc noiai lend 'i"'T. e' %
been gives. i:rpabcIa3a How ag'.a ncc.' 0Nr liac'
ticn spTO 70 sevarc as'+ft ri's iag''' eAs.
hope Nha;c,cr. JualT 'hr rr'i In N"'l'iy' r le'Dc
has had hes hop. lir .i , crn,c I'ird Gus a
1t j. in the pJNtr it t,r Imperative dr ni orr u"'rrn
mrnt to GNe u We can d''"l' ga zee" ih't nH " q
wlca viii very s"'n b. @ rls7 T. rh li"h "if PR,
en- ,'" " re- 'a, "ns w. go - .;.,nn Of i,i
government Law oUi,T sl I!i't' it-i"- "- h"Nc'
With Gen Grant. 81 Lirl'c. '+'r NlIin1r o. VI y'i'
leo picc her fiiiius Gs1p- i' va De 'opmcnt 81 her
immense resources IN p"Gies-
We appeal to every inteiIig Mt mind in support
of the truth that the above ~ i.9a' Na.olco; ar
guments for intervention. with scllcc the ,hinse ~
letter We are urged to'repea; al expert lcn: which
has Just fl!edto repca; It uEd'- circumstances ias
less favorable than those which greeted our p'"c,
sors For Max. is a capaje AID o,.tisTvic; Sc Las
been natu.alizcd Mexican; ne is connected by b'..
or marriage with most Of The royal houses "i Eu'op,
he had the special coan,anaacc of Austria ant the
Pope and the open, effective, moral and material sup
port OF France: aud yet he has failed to concaIc o.
to subduc his adycrsarics. Jet asked to ;"e b.
place, and attempt to do with twenty Thousand men
wha. he has failed to do with iify ihsaHd 10 decide
between the rival dubious Claims ol Juagez. 0r..sa,
Santa Anna and 'o;hcr5;" and To pour ont r,,ley
like water for an end which experience has p;ovel
unattanable. For Juarez is not HOW "Cons tHiionn'
President" whatever he may have bean; aLd NO
could not take the part Of one Of these preende %
authority without mourning the hostility o. all lie
rest. If The everlasting ANARCHY maintained iy
desperate crew OF usurping chiefs is about t. lie
renewed, its extirpaton from country so vast, 10
inaccessible, SO arid, sendery productive OF food
as Mexico, will require many more than twenty thou
sand men, with countless millions OF money. On be-
half of sorey tried Taxpayers, we insist that our
Government shall let Mexico alone.