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The Daily Dispatch: July 25, 1863., [Electronic resource], France and recognition. (search)
the Emperor would be disposed to follow it in this direction. " A very different version, indeed! Mr. Roebuck has obliged the Southern Confederacy with some very just views of its condition, and some warm praizes of the heroism of its people. Moreover be has afforded us some gratification by his scathing assaults upon our Northern four, but he is nevertheless, anything but an influential and prudent parliamentation. His evidently extravagant representation of his interview with Louis Napoleon, subjected him to sharp fires from the ministry and its supporters, and will not help his motion. Even Bright, the political ranter, was assisted by it to make a hit. But after all, it makes very little difference what sort of a man makes a motion about recognition at the present time in the British Parliament it would most the same fate that it will probably have with Mr. Roebuck for its patron. Recognition will come when it can have little or not elect; and probably not before.
The Daily Dispatch: July 25, 1863., [Electronic resource], France and Mexico (search)
the Executive is to be composed of Mexicans. It would not do to make too great and sudden a change. They are doubtless to answer the purpose of the Great Mogul in the earlier English Government of India. All orders are to issue apparently from them while a French Commissioner is to stand at the backs of their chairs and whisper to them what orders they shall issue. Mexico is as completely in the hands of France at this day as India was in the hands of the English one hundred years ago. Napoleon is the master there — nothing will be done that he does not will — and everything he wills will be done. We wonder how "Uncle Sam," "Mr. Doodie," or whatever other pet name he chooses to be called by, relishes this state of things. He has long had his greedy eyes fixed upon Mexico. Old Cass, with a most portentous help of his huge gulle threatened to swallow the whole of Mexico nearly twenty years ago. We wonder how he will like its being snatched away in the very agency of digestion