The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-02
su1 RENDER OF JUAN GARCIA-Hls ARRIVAL AT NRw
ORLEANS.

suT RENDER OF JUAN GARCIA-HiS ARRIVAL NRW
ORLEANS
From the Washington Rupubic, Aug 81
Wei earned late last sight from New Orleans. that
Juan Rey Garce had been deli ,er.d o our oon
sal Mr. Can tb- and that he had just arrived that
pert In the * Sal iaora lie has been placed
tody the United States arcba in order his
testimony in the case OF Don Carlos de Espsna the
Spspih tontui DOW under bonds, 10 the sum Of i've
theuabd dosr- for his appearance at the next term
OF the Circuit Court Of the United States In Louisiana
We understand that Carols hswss fore bly, Abduct
ed. I he that had Of Garcia was TO the
sueot thst b. "s w prsoneu ana tnst our consul mad
been refuttd permission TO visit him An attentive
perussl Of The testimony given the examination ut
New Orleans In connection vita the confinement of
Garcia at Havana and tie exclusion of MIR Campbell
from ptsrview with him persuaded that the de.
fence OF the Spanish opsul had been attempted by
srped wtbesssr, and that there had been an sudA-
soous u violence nitted by the Spanish cou-
sui within The jurisdiction Of the United States
Thus pr, mpily has American houor been vindicated
by the President The moment that he had reason to
believe that AL outrage had been committed upon
Individual en- ilrd TO the protection Of our laws he
adopted The precautionary measures called for by the
circumstsrsss " the case. The moment that he be-
osme ssirt.d that Garcia had been violently sbduc-
cd from .oi, he directed the Secretary OF State
order b,ui at aysna to demand hts release from
yho Captaip General. hbre some reluctance dis
played in The fret instance understand by the su
thors OF ana but the alternative presented To tho
surrender Of their captive was one which forbade
kining and sduitt'd Of little delay, Within thirty
days from the time that the Presscnt had detr ned
upos his policy hts orders have been transmitted to
Havana and arca has been restored to the jurisdi-
don Of the ni'sd States great principle has thus
been vipdcaisd BY the prom 10 decided action Of
the President that bar onizos with his policy
tTality aud peace While be Is detsrmined 20 restrain
all ie actien the part Of citiz.ns-whi
he has tsk. active and We hope, efficient to
prevent any invasion Of frensy territory by armed
force from our forts-vhile he cultivAte@ smity
with all nations the best nditon OF humanity he
has net h-ssted 20 take the largest responsibility
the immediate enforcement Of our rights and the
maintenance ~ nations al honor Aud the govern
ment ~ ubs rest assured aud tho people thu
Ssited stsss require no qua anty- that ia matte
Of this desprp there Will be neither subtle dip
macy with the pres mt samlnis traton, noise nor
lister nor ret act en- but quiet, straightforward.
honest, and &sty Hey, that Will sand up 10 tn,
right from he trt and stand By the right 90 tho last
IL they hsgip upou "a deg 40. they will never end up.
On ~ deg IL they make treaty they will I'M
Jertske TO cheat them elves their neighbour by
Illicit prOt col. They will suffer neutral rights
10 be in,ad'o by httDg out hostile srmansnts in
barbors They will never alarm oue-bstf the nation by
false ella NOR 81 inevitable ard then disgust the
other ali by accept prRce terms which they had
themf dives stEu a'iIsd aH ignouinuua. Their ends
just menut honorable their policy peso.-shls
they viii tricty respect the rights % al other nsous
They will ~ strictly maintain and vndicate tbs honor
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