The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-07

party WILL on ss entrance into power. SEND them Owl
courage to remand their passports OF those wno they
recognized. and have morally supported by tnsT pre-
year ago would have been resented by an immediate
retlren ont from this court The NE OF Aaxm'iian,
sndap Ssred a. Quereiaro FURNISHES me ready pre,eS.
aug ust masters unsarthed the game at Miramar, the
pick Of representatives must be- IN at the death In
,kexico The intervention TO its latest act must be
attended by competent and Official witnesses. How
could Napoleon be sxculpated otherwisef How could
b., sSs Emperor and asa nor oSs
wise could the responsibility Of what is passing
and is to pass in this wretched country be
wants in livery insnctvsly fce that the results Of
the foed intervention must fall upon Europe and each
intriguos TO ward on from his respective court the
ing catastrophe SO happcns-ino uging In what they
arc pleased TO cali high diplomacy Ministers and
Charges allow their fellow subjects TO be ruined
and the sole remnant Of European influence be rooted
up by the spolation OF merchants and business men
established In Mexico. These exalted personages II not
by their soveregns and eventually enthrone hero the
influence OF the United States fully though such
bad been her mlssioe on leaving home Forgo.fnl Of
Of services rendered before the party obliged solicited
new favors and have oited political crime what Is
recognized 10 be universal in the actions OF mankind
As the mperiaists convinced that they expect
nothing from Europe their gratitude is reserved
for those from whom they fear every hing and
the Consul Of the United States which ignore Emperor
and the empire mon0pozes for American citizens the
and respect Of the authorities which should
atty.
The correspondence between the Austrian Minister at
Washington and Dir. Seward in regard to Prince MAXI
mians life should he fall into the power Of Juarez has
caused wild futter among parties OF all coors The
liberals say and with show Of reason, that the good
Offices Of the United States exerted to spare
torrents OF Mexican blood shed through the obsnacy Of
Maxmiiian; but immediately a. the life Of foreign
prince was supposed to be endangered great anxiety Is
displayed TO his brother the Emperor Of Austria
that Macmillan has, by the decree Of October g. 1885,
commanding the prompt and summary shooting Of Mexi-
In aQaingt ia
TO call by right divine dissdents forfeited oil title to be
treated as prisoner Of war. Setting aside such
marks peuant utterancss rather than the voices of
reflection It does appear that the Secretary Of State has
ignored tho merits Of the proposition socitude pre-
good Offices OF the United Sates in any manner which
might suggest even remotely the suspicion Of interview
Sn s
culpablo that he has been duped by the
perhdious in,rguer, known Napoleon Ill. and been
led by the wies Of desperate Ia Mexico lend his
name 10 that could be sustained but
by the bayone Lopez Walker and Crabbe were invited
into Cuba, Nicaragua and Sonora where Raousset de
Boubon met his fate the apant courier of French
Intervention In Mexico Yet these foul adventurers be-
cause perchance they presented credentials from a
foreign court were shot robbers and fbusers Tho
honorable Secretary would never admit that a prince
would apply to private citizen Maximian ceased to
be a beigerent from the instant his godfathers the
French withdrew their baptism OF blood by retirement
from the country; and Mr.. Seward, were he not the
oracle with foreign nations of powerful STATE would
have signed the death Of the Emperors
brother when he forth tho plea employed the
life OF client We do not desire The execution of
Acknowledgement that he does not merit death "a tho
penalty OF his crime that he has not forfeited every
claim TO the mercy Of the Mexican people, are by
true right divine his judges but because his execution
will not serve the true end Of punishment because his
death or mprs nment by the constitutional party will
be GLOW the future Of Mexico because the
execution Of ths European Prince always bear
the character or act or party vepgeance-w newt
ably precipate the United States dev iation from
that sound policy they have hitherto nfexiby followed
IN, W ."u rance. mehcan question. we complain there
not in an open and manly tone rebuked the quibs and
bubbles OF International law commonly resorted
IN this false intervention by mt meeting the request
OF Francis Joseph the ground OF high and simple
policy We regret that his published treatment of The
matter has materially weakened the moral influence OF
the United States which securely preparing tho Nexi
cans 10 lend attention to those which elder
Is competent to offer to less experienced member of
community OF nations. The official journal of the min.
etry, La Uio has caught with avdity the opportu-
nIy offered by Mr. sswards letter the Austrian MINIS
Ter OF casng suspicion the motives of the United
states government and OF twittng the constitutional
parry with ready subservency to the wishes Of the
Cabinet at Washington with the triumph Of the
revolution says the organ Of the Church
faction "Our independence would suffer a partial
eclipse II not total one have too much TO
iea on the perusal OF the documents publish" The
United States have fascinated Juarez and party the
influence which the former exercises Is not a rational
but positive and despotc influence" Tho party Of
the revolution no viii of its own and is Therefore
not national party-it Wills and acts as the
OF the neighboring nation wills and wishes 1t to actn
Mexican law shall be the will OF the White House.
The writer then reviews the intrgues OF the United
States tending TO weaken and despO Mexico whereat
Mr. Poinsct Is brought in the founder the syste-
matte ruin Of the country He then proceeds the fol-
lowing trade 10 show bascncss reachery Of the
spacy to perfect as master and servant disgracefu
labor Suffice AT presen; 20 hear the reprcach which
The white House casts upon its protege The severity
exercised, tells that proiege, with tho prisoners OF
Zacaecas makes fear lest severity be dis
played towards the Prince and his troops severity
would prove injurious 10 the imperial cause in Mexico
and 10 the republican throughout the
The White House then recommends 1t TO give the
Prince and h. defenders tho humane treatment which
civilized nations show 10 prisoners OF war" 'Hcrs
We have our President seriously reprimanded
by his lord and master, and scolded like
child Behold our President receiving lessons In
civ 2aon See the as-assinations OF San Jacinto re-
proved by tue nation least aIected the empire and
AMI offensive And Juarez against HE native inclna.
ton, viii obey not 10 DO what Is good, but not to
dsplease the viii OF The master who holds him fas-
cna;ed, subdued aud tvrann zed'
He but reply language similar to that which
virgil las made Eolus pour forth IN presence OF Juno
LINES which we shall not quote either from tho original
because snail share In the responsibility OF ken.
ing his Exceency the Minister OF Austria to blow hard
tiquaied sccd though she be invested with the gar
ments Of Queen OF the Oily mpan reslms The Austrian
Ambassador shows that the government OF the Union
holds right TO exact Of Juarcz the humane he
socits II so high functionary thus expresses himself
he mus: have powerful reasons Secretary Seward does
not contradict positive assertion, reasons and
powerful too he have not to contradict il III onr
sovereign Juarez obliged 10 respect the orders Of the
North American Cabinet, a. appears certain, since IL
considers that Possesses right and Tor reasons which
Will not be otherwise than real and positive because
they unknown, where the sovereignty OF Mexicop
TO what is her independence reduced" And those
who edge US 20 the brink Of so profound q precipce
name themselves defenders OF their country OF ts
rtoral integrity and ts liberties And those who
as 20 ts gloomy abyss call the Mexicans traitors who
now dispute with them the palm the field OF battle
and are the sole obstacle to the realization Of their par
riciial designs"
IL sto be regretted tina, offcis pepper FROM the
Secretary " state OF The United states could have fur.
nshed motive or pre,ex Tor production similar the
above Al once are revived against Americans all tie
odium and distrust Which bad been in great measure
laid 10 rest during the Fren.h roahery The Suspicion
and hate peculiar TO weakness where accompanied by
ignorance, are again appealed TO the national idea
which Il TO eaven the motley mass Mexico Though
ried IN Santa Anna last Dictatorship and again arolset
INTO activity during niramons military saiurnslia in
ls5s, hate Was acknowledged 10 he negative principle
n the unity OF people The necessities OF q party.
desperate aad poor In political principle have made
,sptabs The rubbish long thrown aside in the garrett Of