Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-11


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ne i~o rorsrntoruIs during thu ls,e assu,a
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otsf naf ssrtsi"rle. hsfesohte unareup,esi .
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~, no eIrsw,,an ~ free pint ir'e., snd 90,
rShR creatures - nation. sre attracting
i'e ailrr'iDn Of the pcwe.. 81 Europe 80 I
is'~'y the t~cttnc has been brosched IN
."sne ~ usn, Of "halsnce ~ power on
nrs r"r'nsr', 20 ttork cnt Advancement -
The ilried States. sincerely ic.irna. ~ pry-
serving re's'ions ~ go,,d dnder.,s ndins wi,h
sH hs't"ns, rsnnos IN silrr~~ refr,h shy Eu-
fof~sn 'uistsrie'ce On the North American
continen,. snd should sny such in,srs.renre
to aiiempf~d, viii be tes5y 10 rr,s, |, q, any
and sH hazards
" " well Known IN the Amwricsn people
SD W OIL nsiions fha' ,his rov.trmcni In.
nerrr r'icrcd ~iil the relations suhsisting
'-twern ather ro<ernmeu,s We rnve new
ef msde ourselves parties IN their wsN or
TIER shisurrs wc have not sovgb, tbeirter.
rito'irs by corqpcsi we have rot mingled
wnh parties In ilieit DOM siie struggles; and
relieving our own form Of government to be
ne best, ee have never attempted 10 prupa'
rae II y, in,igues, 10y diplomacy, or by
''rr We may claim on tbs continent
IKE exemption from European interference.
The naiipEs Of America are equally so,e-
icign and independent with those Of Fu-
rope. They Possess tho same rights indie
pendent Of az foreign inicrposii,"o. 10 mske
var. 70 conclude peace. and to egula,e their
Internal affairs The people Of the United
states cannot, therefore. view With indifier'
onco attempts of European powers TO inier
ERE wirh me Independent a'tipn Of the ma.
-iiYns 90 thls continent The American sys
tom NJ government j. entire, Different from
hat ~ Eurorc letinnsy anorg the differ
81, sorerrians Nf Europe, lest any me OF
'hcn might hccome 100 powerful fIr The rest.
f1s caosce ,hcu onv1u,ly tn 's..fc 'hr IS
t-h..hmcnt ~ vaa. I'eY term ITO balance
~ t0wor." u cannot be rcrmiued "a have
any application Of the Moth American con.
iinent, and especially OF the United Safes.
We must ever mliniain the plinripe that the
people OF this continent alone have riein IN
deride their own dcsiiny Should any pnr
ton Of uiEm constituting az Independent
Aiic, propose 10 unite themselves with our
cohedcracy, this will be a question Tor them
agJ 1T us TO determine. wi,hou, any foreign
in,crposiiipn. We can never consent that
FDtQPoln Powers shall interfere To prevent
sIch a ion. because IL nigh, disturb the
"bihnce OF power" which they m,y desire
10 maintain upon this continent. Near
quarter of . century ago. the principle va,
distinctly announced In the world in The an
nusl message OF one Of nv predecessors. that
"the American continents, bv the free and in
dcpondeb, condition which they have assUm-
ed and maintain, are henceforth not TO be
considered as subjects for future ooloni,a-
u1n by any European Powet." This plinei-
pie will apply with greatly increased force,
should any European power attempt 10 es-
tbi,h any new colony in North America
10 the existing circumstances OF the wotld.
the present !. deemed a proper occasion 10
plicric sud re-airm the principle avowed
hy Mr.. Monroe, and 10 state my cordial con-
currence in lis wisdom and sound policy -
The feasserion Of tits principle, especially
IN rcicrcnce TO North America, il al this day
hui lha PRONUNCIATION Of policy With no
Europcas Power should cherish the disposi
Ton 10 resist. Erisling rights Of every Eu'
ogcan naiipn should be respected bot II -
doc ak 10 our interests. dat the cit'cieni
protection Of uur laws should be eIieaded
over our whole territorial limits, and that u
should 10 distinctly announced Ia the worlI
ns our seulee policy, that NJ future Europe
40 colony or dlminion shall, with our CON
sent, be plnR,ej or established on any part OF
the Nnuh Americaa contlroni.
A glcs'inn has teccnily arisen under The
ionih ac.icio OF tie subsstinR treaty between
Tie United States and Piussil. by this ar
liclc. The con. uls Of the t~o countries have
the risht Ia SIT, ss jpdges and arbhrs,ors. in
slch diIercnces may arse between the
rSriains and Crews OF lhe vessels belonsipg
10 the nation whose Interests are committed
30 their charge. without the Interference OF
tie local auihoriliss, Ua!hss the oOnduc, oi
the cIrns OF Of tho captain shoule disturb
lie otds, and tranquility nj tie oousiry: or
The sald consuls should require ,hei' sssis-
tanee. TO cause their decisions 10 be osrxEed
inio effect ot supported.
The Ptrssian csnsul at New Bed'crd, an
lone. Isli. arpliej 10 Mr. justice S,n'y 10
carry iato effect deCisInn made by HIM be-
tween the captain ard crew OF the Prnss'sn
ship Iiuu,s,a. boz the rqa.s' was TstaseJ'
IN ihd Ground that. without previous legisla-
Won ~ Cesqtcss uie lpdiriaty d. not pos
SECS ~ rowrt 60 give '1~el 20 lis anio'" 81
hei-ta,, Tie pr,si N government. 'lrr'
,hcir miais'cr t~t". u'vr complained OF llis
vie' s'iru ,r M ueaty, anil have asked Nc
r3r. ,nf.l She T.ir' Satcs 10 alor, the
-r,seNs -u Iratou', 'i fevFht s'rn '3i viola
furs here fr q wed fsHh g. Prussil, ~
well NJ 10 othe nations with Shom We have
similar treaty s'ipulauops. requifes that these
should be isnhial'y observed. hsye deem
"a u nroper. therefore. 10 10y ile .u'lrcl he
hro Congress, aud tp recommend su,h leg.
i.,,tion IS may be ne, essaIy to ave rheC, To
these treaty Obligations
b. vitae Of an ariansemeni mSde holnern
the Snani.h eoVerameni snd ,hsi al HE hn'-
tel S,aiss. Ia December. 1891. AmeIican
v,saals. tinre tae Iwenty-ninih ~ Apui,ls32'