The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-13

Civta veccha In 1s49 was repeated and how an expe-
dtion developed into war, and war into the erection
OF an empire Surely the correspondent OF the Nonite~
forgets that General Prim, Sir Charles wyke and Com
modore Dunlop are still alive Surely he forges the
preliminary negotiations with the Archdke Maximian at
Mramar and the conversations, at later date, at Com
pegne, between the Emperor and a certain California
secessionis But II the correspondent OF the Aonesr
forgets these things there are ON either shore OF the At
lantic those who remember recent writer in the
Frnghay Rerieio, in remarkably suggestive paper c
"The True Northwestern Passage incidentally audes
10 French designs in Mexico evidence OF the Emperors
farsighted ambiton The writer Is treating purely
geographical and economical question, without the
slightest reference 70 contempory politics.
Mexico virtually the France and Cheva
er u his recsn work that county, helps unrae
Ssrrisr asanst the appcatSn Of the Monroe aocs%ne w
es Of s"a are s s ct ss S
drama 70 De played there under French appointment The
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from ocean oean. rsIiwsys in progress from Vera
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resolved that there sha be lines French in 10
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,srierenee 10 -o Of the snnds Of the Pacne OF bate hs'
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vast projects Of the French Emperor which tNo
ago the Moaaey would certainly have aken pains
public is reunited md the objects the Mexican expe.
dition are changed also. Let return Ia The
correspondence Of the MonutNr; A HH.t
ito ths torm Of government which the Nesiesns
at length freely chosen hes frequently soened by
the federal itss p,es'aa Monsoe sent ro
when, IN 1874 ths Minister Anna al WAshinglon
mn Ss Hs as s Ssnse To- .9 o ss
mosd % soon sks pae " sesico Mr Marry coni'ned hun
ind & ne & 20
We form 81 administration which might considrr bei
absolute s,iss Setee" py o. he I'm T",sS
msn ~ 6eop el aIs form ' s0'''"
No can r.rre. change OF tone desirable in
theinerests peace; but il NAV he we'll 10 remind tho
correspondents or the Monteur that the whole history of
the Mexican expedition is very recent, sad that
very long ago Spain and England tanfed by Official
orators IN the French Chambers for leaving the French
expedtonary army IN the lurch 10 6ght way alone
the city of Mexico and found an empire the RUNS of
republic This empire In Mexico Il sprung we are as
sued ike it, French prototype from universal suffrage
Universal suffrage over spaces six times large
France mus, be somewhat difficult to verify, and the
None shaiI not accuse us Of putting too ne point
the singular tacr that government sprung from
vesa Suffrage and "ireely chosen by the people
ony an'. 70 MAINTAIN iisen a few points Of Us domn-
But, really, IN reading this corresponaence ls
tempted TO ask whom II j. intended 20 dece,vey ~
cannot be the government or the people OF The United
states orsife republican, a'Sonfens IN Mexico These
pre- csdents the koa'eu csih thsn, prove nothing
we're equally wirdf u re6aenze any form Of govern
ment established by ihe Mexicnns themselves
Jio,ttde noes a ratsse Msoror aeu,oas Smesror
,ccss and ,yon dfnlpfyg % rssors ne s~pirs, ,so
oy ksrSo,s Z Ne WIS ros nporfrd or Imposed OF
nstintaineab by any Eutppaan Power Tie MoDro-
cxprcssy rccognged ani ai:ss,sd Other rarms 49, Of
government, aady eystlr. on the s,n,ruran continent
ane e1Pees'iyiezcndea from ne postbaSy AZ s rcoy
ntn or aoe'Ftarct oter fg,ms " gors,spen a~pgfsd
Q. ,stpo'ed ~ aliy E.rga fors, Hei, ,es ns 'hoy