New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

Tawmg nom te nff.on Can o. ts' be u the ex
rrc -ious q confident eSle ciaoI ". pIsi ibat a9 I
,, -. tie natosal win does not misunderstood the sered
and policy Of to AM rican PEOPLE Xphatlons
ba deemed for apJ reason Objectionable eroands
OF public rplicy by the tea'ymakag power oi tne "o'
ment 10 Introduce or entertain negotiations. ,.,,
Win h5se explanations proceed to that in The opn
ION OF TIE President France need not or deay e
cithd-oyya OF military forces from Mexico and her
Dnttne the urncipe Of noBneryenton into foil ana com
pee 1reetce in regard TO Mexico through any aPpeneYon
nd poicy that respect which their behalf has been
NV duty 10 maintain this now very engthened
i Guaranty all nations OF the respect OF e Aholoah
people for the free sovereignty OF tine peoS ~ H; es
we applied sterny IN early intercourse even Win
the principle and practice have eeh Eno m nn I.
maintained by al Congresses and acqnesced ID NS"o
practical dsep on all occasions BY tae APer P. our
history Looking simply toward the point 70 wnie o % aim
ton been steadily confined TO- the Iee OF .ne & FD"n
embarrassments without disturbing relations win
we shall be gratifed when the Emperor shan give 10 10 h
through the channel Of esteemed correspondent or
wise definite information Of The time when fIeneh nlhais
operations NAV be expected cease Here mgh perhaps
DFopery concnde this note obseury however might
70 rest upon the character Of the principles OF non
&teeniicD which authorized suppose now agreed
mon between the United States and France as rue
Of their future government in regard TO Mexico
Isha therefore reproduce on this OCCASION by waV OF sta
on some OF hs forms in which principle has been main
tanned by previous intercourse with France Ia sG
when abiding TO The possibility that ne EmPrf P. s D
yene in our civil war observed that the Emperor OF France
had given abundant proofs that de considers the people IN
every country rghtl of authority and that ITS
only Legitimate objects their safety freedom and welfare
wrote also, the occasion these words 10 MI DAY!
have thus under the direction placed before yon simple
unexnggerated end dispassonae statement OF he oIgp
nature purpose OF the Rebellion deducng from the ar
gumepts you will find necessary TO employ IN opposing ,he
application of the socaled confederate otAes 10 Wy
of his majesty the Emperor Tor reeoenlon on 'er IN
dependence sovereignty Ihe President he'her expects
desires intervention or even any iaNo IRON the o
ernment France any other in this emergency what
ever to do he will never invoke or even
admit foreign Interference in this or any other N
which the Government OF the United States NAV be engaged
with any portion OF the American people Foreign inefyen
tion would obge treat those who should yled 10 u as
allies of the insurrectonay party aud carry on ine W."
against them enemies However o'Ier LuIopCan & eau
of those European sovereigns TO misapprehend the
nature this controversy He knows that the
American Of free popular government against preaGees
and He knows that the eopnet eWakensa ne h %
has been hailed by all European nations he knows az what
idea and perhaps is not unwilling 10 confess how much
France especially has profted by IT, He Viii not a 10 IeSos
Nor will he pistake the side on will be found II is
in short the very principle OF unveiM M ~ ~
is built That put in issue by the
mn oer nv the Government Of the United States
In writing upon the same subject Mr. Dayton on the Both
of MAY 1861 said; Nothing is wanting to tnat success
except that foreign nations shan leave US as IS our "
manage affairs In our own way They as wen as We
can only suffer by their intervention NO one we are sure
can Judge than the Emperor Of France how dangerous
and deporabe would be the emergency that should ioude
In declining the French mediation the 9Th Of June
1861 wrote to Mr. Dayton The present paramount day ei
Union Absolute, seiSustainng independence Is the hrst
and most indispensable element oi natoha r % h @ @
Quoted and adjusted in Conituliona forms anu upon
Republican P9cSs n not on, be be conducted
with reference peculiar continental poson but p shd
through American agencies alone
On the lst of August 1862 Mr. Adams instructed by
this Government in the following words Did the European
which found and occupied the continent almost whou
they ever vet fully understood and accepted Has any
thing but disappointment upon disappointment resulted
years OF dssppontments aud disasters Is the way OF
Providence regard TO the American people s, 20
ous that IL can understood and conessed Columbus
il said had given new world 10 tbe kihguoms VI
Castle and Leon what mas Decoae OF pa 'se Ely
portion Of the Continent extending from the Gn OF Mexico
to the Straits Of Belle Isle Does France yet retain that i
appendage TO OF her sovereignty Great
Britain acquired dominion here SURPRISING by one hundIu
fold in length and breadth the native realm ns rs hot he
domnons with those founded BY the forugnese he
Dutch and Swede been resigned but TO American na
,ons the growth Of European coonss and xs who have
hitler bringing with them the arts the eyiAzstion
dcial 10 society on the Continent has not been
beneficial even to Europe itself than continued European
Sem,aa'iT SesnI The American nations which have grown
up free and sefgovernng they have made thcm
inherent ygor and in obedience to absolute
necessity Is possible for European States to plunge them
desirable for them and for Europe were possbe Ihe
balance power the nations OF Europe IS maintained
sphere political ambition there is bounded by the ocean
which surrounds that continent Would be possible 70 main
tain it at all If this continent with all its populations
their and their forces should again be brought
within that spherei :, -. -.
that these American NATIONS called into existence be
the home Of freemen that the States OF Europe have been IN
and responsibilities and powers necessarily Withdrawn
relief and benefit Of the parties and Of when
these parties able their system OF gov
ernmen make and administer their own lawsf they
err this choice in the conduct OF their affairs II VIII De
dxri.a ataia
and responsibility Of altering and correcting 'he error Dy
which the Sss se e MsS & M Dayton to e1
press Thouvene the desire Of the United States that
peaceful may be restored between France and
Mexico upon basis Just to both parties and favorable the
independence and sovereignty Of the people Of MeIe which
rs n.Sns sSSaiy Inc interest 0 i'a"'' ' ''-''
On the alst of June 1862 Mr. Dayton was authorized to
speak behalf OF the United States concerning the cond
ton Mexico in these words France has right to make
war against Mexico and determine for herself the We
have right to insist that shall improve the
makes raise in Mexico an snRepubhoan or anti
there" -
Accept Sir assurance Of my high oonsderation
WH II. SEWARD.
To Marquis De MoNrHoLoS, &c.
MR.. BIGYLOw To Mr.. SEWARD Extract.
LEGATION THE UNITED STATES PARs April o 1896.
SIR: The oneur Of yesterday morning announced that
sequence TO the communications e1changsd between me
Mexican Governmsnt the Emperor has decided that the
French troops shall MEXICO in three detachments
and the third in November. 1867.
Al NJ Drouyn de Lhuyss reception yesterday afternoon
might be regarded as 40 official Of the result Of
Baron Saiards mission He said might aud then added
that substantially what they had prehgured TO me IN
conversation last fa He went on 70 say that the reasons for
the debskng OF the troops selected from cimactic and
sanitary considerations with great respect your very
Obedient servant JOHN BIGEL0w.
MR.. SEWARD TO MR. BIGKIJOw.
DETACHMENT OF SAFE, WAsHIsGTos April 81, 1856.
SIR; have honor acknowledge the receipt OF
dispatch OF the 9th Of April number 2 Ii accompanied
by copy the ofoisl OF the Govern
Of France to the effect following That the Emperor has
decided French troops shall eracuste Mexico In three
detachmensthe first to leave November 1906 the second
March 1867 third n November. 1867. You in
form that you from H. Drouyn dc Lhuys that the
decision mentioned the M0nit,ur may be regarded as an
official Of the OF Baron Saards mission in