The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-25
support the no monarchy against the s,awar blows

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France abors under another difficulty: there IA NJ rea
sonable course which she pursue obtain indemnity
Tor the immense ontlays which she has made In this
petition She has as IL were, wish invading army,
proclaimed Macmillan Emperor Of Nexico; but he,
never having been In possession Of square foot OF
ground which French troops have not for The
ed, he has been unable to exercise his called
junction unless guarded by the bayonets which
NOT only protect, put think aud dictate ms pol.
ICY, making him the most perfect android OF
| this century What right has he 10 acknowledge a
debt OF 2700oo,oO0 francs on The part Of Mexico to
France or yet % negotiate Mexican loan as has been
done on the French Bouse9 Be ne mere pappet IN tho
hands OF the military power he is as u were an OH ser OF
the invading force, who within IN ibilz encampment,
with guns shoted aud troops ready % spring 10 arms at
the sound Of the "long oe signs treaty and binds
the country he nvades to course OF action which the
al government Of the country cannot Tor moment
sanction. Deny the existence OF the liberal gov rn-
ment all they may, the fact that hfty thonsand French
troops with all their splendid discipline, war serial
and equipment cannot do not today hoId third
OF the country against the half starved and poorly
| and powerful recognition that be granted
that there Is force superior IN their which, #
French Foreign Minister does not recoguize the Trea
sry OF Franco does, and that every day, with i'm
mcnse and Constantly increasing additions to the debit
side OF the account while the credit side as blank az
the soul which gave tn expedition BIRTH The truth u.s.
France sends an expedition 10 Mexico, sets up her
i ~ upn W. sas casnes - ntoae WIVES 9a nF
owes France at least $3.50 600 600
Il France eyac,ates Mex GO and Macmillan follows,
the existence OF the uarez government by tire OF
La Soldad when they first enterrd the country; and,
since; but IT. by treaty any subject they again
reoog 20 the government they have SO con-
ment that they have never, in truth ben able
TO foist upon the country their bogus monarchy,
and therefore liz acts must fall with " including the
q DTS which have be n Contract d IN tho attempt TO
maintain 1t upon so unprom sing SOIL In truth the gov
eminent OF Juarez has ever been nee the French nva
son the real government OF the country aud never has
there been At any moment one-third Of the country
under the shadow OF foreign bayonets iillI n
Tho EmporOr Napoleon n unfortunately bound, to .
certain degree " protect he prince OF Austria who
induced 70 place himself In 80 doubtful positions tho
the French Chambers In January, 1884 NJ Theirs boldly
'sisnlns anIs Of Europe when that i.%,,
Of those civil frequent In Mex
ko, to pretend that there 10 no obligation
sess not :r's q %
y assaiied ~ double dsnonor she witndraws from
Mexico ana abandons MAX minn 70 MS tate she ac
S nss Mexn an expeaoa c1mpe,e failure
an M t acn eoay; mush easafc anu mucn pIes.go
on inns slae me A.iantc while on me other SIDE Is
trcas"re ana Anstr,on typon. maturs,v 1sc"s The 1
exned ant When that vpi,cv fails viii n"t Emro,ss
@ he nen t'' po''0y ,a,s WI, nov 49,, Su r
MIND and "oss aE.- S 70 ~ a. r enc,
sv us .Is ro o. e mn
90 cnmnica,ions M !" y. e.nre% S rd 10y, ~
SWORDS
'o0N " nr.sm,o, -" " M A'oA"
In our nresent conai,ion IN tho ryn,ed s,o,e. N.
resu,. u rour years VI sNh s,r''e ana 'orriple
carr we "a. arc naturally 70" AL IN posi-
under the heat which produced great rebellion
AS views Of foreign Interference in
the governments Of Western World, have home
interest to look to- which is not among the least i'm.
port mt All unsettled are, and seeking, yet to
mnge the States into more homogeneous nat .onal
compound tho presence of q feroign monarchical ele
ment upon our southwestern frontier 10 q constant
source II of arm, least Of suspicion, which calls
attention its removal the earliest mo,
ment. We do not war with France; we are too
closely bound in the ties which woven In our War
Of Independence wish to live In other the most
am cab,s relations with her. but is the feeling of the
whole nation that this French Mexican scheme is a
constant threat against our people. which, II long con-
4 friendship which we highly prize 30 long as
we can epioy Il With honor. We feel that the
time set for the Withdrawal Of tho French forces
distant and that It is fixed more with reference the
hone that some lucky turn Of eycus IN the United States
NAV leave the Mexican Expedition Gtdisurbed than II