The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-16

satisfaction OF complaints with Indispensable secur
sock neither exclusive interest," nor the rcai-
xation OF an ambitious idea sincerest wish Is 10
hasten as much az possible the time when shall be
able, with security 10 our fellow subjects and dignity
ourselves 20 recall what country OF tho
e@ps da NEE we sent there As informed you in the
despatch 10 which Mr. seward's communication replies
II depends greatly upon the federal government
70 facilitate In this respect the accom- ishment
resting, ike our own, the principle OF the national
VIII, In not incompatible with the existence OF mon.
archicai institutions; and President Johnson his
Message like Mr. Seward In his despatch rspudates all
idea OF propagandism npon the American continent
In favor of republican institutions The Cabinet Of
Washington enterains friendly relations with the Court
OF the Brazils and II did not refuse into
lations with the Mexican empirc in is22 No funda.
mental maxim, precedent Of the diplomatic history
of she Union, therefore, a necessary antago-
nsm between the United States aud the system which
in Mex leo has replaced Power which has continually
and systematically violated It's most positive obligations
towards other nations.
Mr. Seward seems to make the government Of tho
Emperor Maxnilihn twofohi rrprosch 10 the DIM
cuities meets with and the and II borrows from orrgn
forces But the resistance against which u has found
itself compelled TO struggle has no particular referenc. 10
tho form or its institutions II suffers this ordinary fate
OF authorities and its chief misfortune s to have TO
endure The CONSEQUENCES Of the disorders which have
arisen under prcvious governments. Which of those
governments IN fact has not found armed compositions
and has enjoyed uudputcd authority pcaccs Reyots
and Intestine wars we're then the normal state of tho
ct0Dsry, and the opposition raised by some military
chiefs TO the cstabiishment OF the empire is only the
natural consequence of habits OF want OF discipline
anarchy uf which the es 20 which u succeeds
have been ihs victims
As for the support the Mexican govarEment r.ceves
from army, aud which Belgian and Austrian voinn-
teers give II also, attack thereby made upon The
Independence Of Its resolutions. or upon the perfeet
liberty OF its acts What state there WIN has had
need OF allies, either 10 constitute defend ~ And
have not great Powers like France and England or In
stance, almost constantly maintained foreign troops
their armicss Wan ne Uaitd Stres Josgh ~ tlesr
emancipation did ne dssrance gp,r Nv France 10 neiy
v 1 psss nr mar w s,s@ ,I a ~, ss ~ t,'% ss .g
agaima the South mt eysaLy natanai
eooann usou.dnds Of irish and Gsrnans Cagh sa-
der me Crton FhosS II would he Impossible,
therefore, 10 dispute the chara-ter OF the Mevicsh
government and 10 consider a motive of dislike
towards IL either the resistance u must conquer
soidate itself the foreign troops who will have aided
II 20 security and order revive a country
long and 20 deeply agitsted.
Such undertaking II assuredly worthy ~ being
preciaed by nation enlightened the United States
especially calculated TO reap ad, antge frm h In pace
oil country ncessantly troubled which has given them
so many subjects of complaint, and upon which they
themselves have been obliged 10 make war, they
would ind pacled country, henccforth Offering
guarantees OF security aud vast outlets 90 their com
merce Far from injuring their nights or imrairing
Their inhnencc u = they IN especial who ought 70
EeSlco.' Eo' ''' "''A ''''s''''' '''"s '-''''1 ' "
To sum up, NJ le Marquis, ne Tinted iSaa rsrgnis
he right had 10 D,dkf Merioo upon ne tir
hand hA e'a, admit he principle " n1a iterrefien
Ts tsc fold adsission e. bs> 10 ofr the .iem,s e
agreela,nt The rsht OF making war, which belongs
az Mr Seward states. 10 every sovereign nation
implies the right OF securing the results Of We have
moi crossed he ocean soIey with The Intention OF display
ing power and OF innicting chastxcmeut upon the
Mex an government After sercs u useless rcclsma
tons We must demand guarantees agans, the rc,urn Of
the vocnee IRON which our fellow subjects have suffered
crualy, and cannot expect these guarantees fTom
rovernmeut whose bad faith had often exre-
nenced. We lind thom n thn establishment of
regular Power, which shows itself disposed honestly u
keep ~ engagements. Under these circumsancca Ne
hope that the legitimate object o our csedon will soon
be attaned asd hdacsig Dadlc arydng,D.etfs
g1fh ae Empvor MIrEliiian 'rhtch, chk safy'Hg ar
atcre Il rad Our dgnsy atog'S a. 70 oon'ir taf pod Of
drmt apVa Nerirbs opt AZ end Thc EIap0or ha4
Ord,roG 10 lrriie IN mis- to nj huEer IN hsc
VIZ retrn after that period 70 the principle of non-'u
~ oi lperst aoi lros req,s 90 a. ~.
Abthd ~ tirh application ny air Relying ulon Tho
giuitcais spirit of the Washi1gton Csbnni expect
ifom IL the pTance that the American people wiif
FORM 70 the law they invoke by slainian.ng ftrct
nautrnhty with regard 20 Me.ico Rhan va shan have
informed me ~ the resolution of the American COVE y
mcni IN this matter shall De IN po-iton to acquah
you with tho result Of our negocon ~h Tie LmIsror
MaNni'ian Tor the return OF our troops
request you 10 hand Mr. seward copy ~ this de
spaich IN reply to bis communication ~ the 9th o Ne
ceuber last. asking bn 90 bring 10 The knovlcigc of
President Johnson and rect with confidence for the
animation o. the arguments upun The trii.
sonai recalled b. Tho 400 o, 's see,s,n %
N. pRUYS De LnuYs TO MI. GiGrLow.
PanS, Jan. Is. lss0
IN The of the month OF November letter aa
dressed io Mr. Sewart the Secrctary o. State by IN A.
torn General of tho ned STATES on tho shcc % the
IA ued by tho Emperor Naxifnian cpucerniug
Immigration ana colonization IN NrSfo. fEatf d0cu
rnent constituting judemcut upon inbrOr acis Of the
hcxlcan government could only recrive t as piece o
Information. careful 10 point this uut you
ITO tine declining also any discussion upon neasur- 10
vhrh the Emp government WAS abgoiuiey foreign
In ackBoelcdgin receipt therefore according a. your
dasfe Of your letter of the III November consider
myself bound to state the verbal repy Which hsd 10
make thereto DgUTS DE LHtfH
MI. BIGkLow TO ~ DEUYN pE LHrYs.
pARts, Jan ls 1904
Sri have had the nonor 20 receive your Exoeilcucy-
Communication dated tte 18th instant, relative 10
tain DEGREES recently promulgated Mc1ioo upon tho
Eibjcct or immigration and colonization. Your Excel
lcnry refuses all explanation ~ the inadmssiblc las
saPc- 81 Of tbe-o decrees which had the h0nur
10 call your attention note Of the ga o November
Int npon the plea that they rotate 20 q
ternai administration, with which the Emperors govern
tnent had nothing N do
Although the ins separating the r~spon sblty Of the
inpcra governmeut from that of the political oreanza
ton has planted 10 Mexco u traced With ndis
tinctno~ am cersaiD my government VIII learn wrh
astisffcinn that France, which OF the hrrt
Powers W hold up slavery the Of mankind
dcclIaea all responsibility 70 the attempt iahough
made under prvte'tion of her nagl 10 establish that
insitgton In country which had expressly fiigatred
and abolished a.
t-ss this opportunity, &c, JOHN BIGELOW.
y. DEurs Ds LnuYs TO aAserI- DE nosrHoLos.
Pans, Jan -, 1905
MoSsnra - Masorn--Tfs United states Minister de-
slrrd that the communication which he made 70 ~
re Attorney Generals ieter 60 Mr. seward relative
Ne deIes~ q the Emperor Msximilan concerning
grAiion and colon xaion In xerieo should b. scknov
an scsn0vIsdsinen, IN Mr. Bgsio~ lie replied
thereto by The letter of which q copy 10
sy sara 10 eontIsa. ,hs c'sr.apansspee S,@ w by d.
esIsin9 his reply. did not CONSIDER Beccssary DO
eouhn~i mysef in The vert.ai explanations witch
lad ths subject sth the United states Minister
d~elns upon two points which 7 oould not allow 10
~. shhoul oh~-rvaiion. ] sad, ART, ~ Mr. Bigeiow
lhsi dd MOI admit ths esprsssion, planted applied
% ths part taken BY the french government In the
ss,ui. wtlch have nodded IN. pahtioai system In
Mstss He ga Rushcisntly sequantef ~lth The
~ 4 l~f 20 tbst country N render "a unnecessary
Co. ne " rsser 70 them and .. W tho present orgsnizs
nn ~ tat state tbe hexican people had themselves
s~~i u acrDrilng 20 their v shes and lntsr~~ta
N The .erond pisc@ observed w the United States
that had dsolEed ail discussion 9TH him uf-on
a. deoHre- u ube Emperor karimian IN 0H lntervs~
thsi be wAs not lhaefore luaned In Nfirbutibg to
arY OPINION Whatever utn the sublect, he appear
st % - TIE lsst r~n~nrs In his letter .ddsd that
" ~ however, ~ikhed 10 kn0w my manner of viswtns
~ ggreon, fid Dot hesitate 30 say uat the