The New York herald., 1867-06-12
MEXICO AND MAMMALIAN.

Rampant Champion Of the Archdukc nnd
the Empire-Juarez and Romero De-
nounced.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
With profound emotion have perused the ntel-
gence in the HERALD Of to-day purportng TO be news
from Queretaro, relating to the surrender Of the EN-
peror Maxmilan through the treachery OF Of the
Generals high in the Emperor's confidence. Al
though this news from Queretaro differs in many
respects from the statements hitherto published
there's nothing in that intelligence which dcrogates from
the natural dignity OF gentleman in the position OF
Maximian This news has reference properly to tho
act of surrender.
The "further t" news, however, dated New Orleans,
purportng to give proclamation to his country men,
bears upon its face improbabilty-it Is forgery row
beginning end and doubt has had its in the
Juarez consulate at New Orleans and manufactured 70
deceive the public mind in the United States In the
way that other has been manufactured in Washing
ton by Juarezs agent there sometimes called tho
"Mexican minister"
1t Is utterly Incredible and impossible that Maximan
could have descended to eulogize the 'Iiberas' for
vaor and forth under the circumstances Of their
al Queretaro through negotiated treacheryamost
infamous the stated act Of Escobedo in shooting
Mendez few hours after the amputation Of his leg"
Could any deed DO moro brutal, base and bloody than
such an executions Is there the catalogue OF human
crimes one Mr. Editor equal In atrocity to that Yet
multitude OF like atrocities be brought against
JuaSez and Escobedo well against other OF Juarezs
generals
And yet this man Juarez 10 supposed to be upheld BY
the United States government through his man Friday
Romsro-declarng that he 10 hand and glove with Mr..
Seward" the much honored and amabie Secretary Of
State at Washington. This must not be. Mr. Seward,
for the honor Of this government will am sure, repei
al diplomatic soOiaity With the agent Of JuareE for
Commanding natouA Hana .lone worthy Of this gfsAs
Juarez must be- made TO temble in his shoes ana
this can b done BY the President Of the United sssss
the individuality Of that party the individuality q The
the period when the French troops entered Mexico and
long before Macmillan invited into the country TO
assume the title he has honored by his conducta title
which he assumed only stated in the HERALD At
the time with the view TO build up the nation 10 we
sssnSSa's Sss%..n No % .onsssans % i.ction.
As one who, the HElALD knows, formerly acted =
exponent Of views for the Of the hexica.
deeply wrongsd BY the lack Of honesty in the political
Mexican chiefs Governing that country who vas the
OF Is1e isIf and 1885, who prevented the annexation
Of Mexico lSA8 do now most sincerely hope tnas tne
niamy ' Of Which I have ave- had opportunity 70 become
cognizant from the moment first entered the Mexican
fhsr" are ;nsrssss IN Mexico which demand prosc.
ton Of the United States from the bloody instincts o.
called " liberal, but, In reality cut tnroas IAction
utterly unworthy 70 be automatically associated viii
the government Of free and Christian country IKE h'
1 United States.
Let Mr. seward refuse to acknowledge Romero y
agent Of the Mexican people Tho entire people o
Mexico have no Interest in the personality or Juarei
| in his views
Let Mr.. Seward call on Ortega, Santa Anna, Of
any other Mexican willing to undertake the position Of
chief IN country demoralixed. The eagle OF the
United States uphold good government Let the
brigands yuarez and Esco6sdo be bsnished forever
| from within the borders Of the country. BY such
course will the government OF the United States pcr-
| form an act OF true national amenity BY such Z
viii public honor and national progress be inau-
gurated and sustained.
The kpe OF the empire Of Mexico IL the kneh OF
Mexican nationality. Tho territory Of Mexico belongs
GEORGE L. STEPHENS.