El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-05

rnenberment of the United States an attaer upon
government, spite natural tendencies Of
traditions and Of public opinion has not had the
ideas toward the American republic. The extreme
ton with the results which naturally follow unless
great precaution is observed, out Of our Mexican
In endeavOring to establish an empire in Mexico.
it is unfortunately but too evident that We create
ratuitousIy antagonism between American patriot-
ism and France The civil is far from being ended
time for establishing the basis OF the Mexican
government once the civil brought to a close.
NE CANCERS OF our ente[p1tse are seIeVIeent par
Of Canada
A dangerous and laborious antagonism with the
United Staes-such is the prospect opened to US by
the expedition to Mexico The question now arises
the Co9fedsgate states Pr0feTng war with o Jh9
ne IatI 70 US as would destroy one OF the creations
Of the French policy the strongest the most useful
Mexico before the outbreak Of this antagonisn
The New York Tribune of August 81, 1885, thus
comments the situation:
There is not American who has the slightest ap-
Tor any considerable time French protection
who believes that Macmillan viii ever gain there
breath The idea of Mexican imperial dynasty is
ali these doings as a mere scenic performance-and
Forey Alm0nte Maximilian and all the rest OF them
2uI poor plaEea mat sLq ana Iet Lheir h9Gr u1I
thing should go for the present
So far as Mexico is concerned it don't seem to mat
Ter mpen wnetner french rue or austrian rule OF
paralysis and commissions Mexico utterly
wrotched under her socalled republic, and she
hardly be
1t has long been conclusion among Americans that
the only final deliverance o. that country
misery lies in its attachment to the grand republic.
IL should be a hundred years hence. so, 10
prevailing and the just opinion has been,
that there should be long delay
Within the last 16 years have absorbed more
than half Of the original Mexican territory.
now have quite as much well take
Beside, the settlement of affairs at home. made
necessary by domestic treason, ought for the pres
come for US to take this Of Mexico in hand
can wait confidently, and therefore, quietly
Under date of May IS, 1864, the Tribune says:
The embarkation OF the archduke Macmillan. or
our European contemporaries call him,
length put stop TO all speculation whether he
would would not accept the offered crown
announcements OF the policy which Macmillan
means to pursue have preceded him He promises
to follow the example Of king Bonba OF Naples and
king William OF Prussia in opposing liberal
aspirations Of the people nothing but brute
proposes the contrary, to follow the example OF
Napoleon, and his brother the emperor of Austria
and in preference to display Of force, study
efficacy Of bland words. Of liberal promises and the
development Of the natural Of country
We doubt not that he will make the efforts
conciate the Mexicanss and to make them forget by
what unparalleled perjury and violation Of all inter
national laws the way prepared for Mexican
monarchy. It already been Officially announced
that the project Of building a railroad across the
Isthmus Of Tehuantepec Will be at resumed.
that the beginning OF organizing 2 Mexican navy has
been made with the purchase Of several steamers