The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-04-06

TIE Washington correspondent, Of The
Boston Post. 10 slluding 70 the PROPOSE
:ion before congress to guarantee the Mex
lean " fifty million Ioan." which, i, is
thought, from the genera character Of IT,.
men who are engineering the scheme, has
show Of being favoEsLly reported on ?
lhs coIn.nil.se 10 whom i, was referred
says:
1he.e bonds, to the amount Of Ifty mil.
lions, have already had \ nominal value
IN ,he market, aud have been sold in g.oss
for FIVE millions OF dollars to a wealthy
combination Of individuals who are now
bent upon CARY ing .he resolution OF the
guaranty. in order to secure the magnifi-
cent results that must ensue upon ths pe.
gotiaiion If these bonds. The company
which has this speculation in hand have
decided that they Will pay fve millions Of
dollars TO obtain the f.vorsble sc,lon they
crave from congress, nor = this ALL 1t 10
rrnpcseo to give the schsu every SEN.
blancs Of Iegi,lpacy by going 80 far as to
secure the sanction of the federal govern
ment to equip several thousand mon COR
ostensible service in the cause Of Jaure1.
The men will most probably 50 near
enough a, least to make demonstration
on the Rio Grande against the Imperial:
forces. All Of these expenses paid, the
vasl surplus of twenty five or thirty mil.
lions Of dollars that will accrue upon the
sale Of the loan bonds is 10 be divided
among The movers Of this gigantic swim
die. The latter, it is veil understood
among those Who are initiated in :hs
project, have not the slightest sympathy
with the republican cause in exico, and
ale utterly Indifferent neither i, sink or
swim. They have advanced i. five mil.
lions for the sole consideration that they
shall have an opportunity Of having it re-
turned five fold To secure this end and
10 lessen the hazard Of The under' aking.
millions Of money are to be lavshiy ex-
pended ~heievar i: will command cou.
gressons! influence and vo:es
The Washington correspondent: Of tho
New York Herald, wiling under date ot
the ei ina, says:
Il is nov admitted tbs, the resolution
guaranteeing the Mexican loan will pasa
.he House Of Representatives. Friends
Of the measure concede that it is under.
stood that number will vote for i. for
the purpose Of giving Napoleon to under.
stand hat this country is earnest in regard
10 the endorsement of tie republic Of Mex
leo. Their votes will in some Instances.
lie given for ,hs, measure, in the hope
that with its passage in the House, Nspo
icon will take TIE hint and withdraw from
that county. Il is undersood that after
its passage in the lover honse, it viii be
held IN the Senate TO see whether the
French emperor taken the hin, without
further action by Congress
Both Congress and the Presiden, are
yer, determined and positive in their op.
position to the imperial Mexican scheme.
While there is no disposition to bring on
any serious complication With Napoleon.
there Is determination to DO something
that will show To him ,hi, country will
not submi, TO any double dealing or
doubtful course or his part. For this
reason the vo;e will be very much deciJ-
cd in the House The action Of the Sen
ate will be upon NspoieoL's action after
the House has given him a decided hin:
by The passage ot the message in shat
BODY.