The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-12

che o s sag S @ ssa s e !. .s % Q.
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a. ssiqy TO- Intended carry into fun and complete saee
as n"si as. s s SSS ne o o & re M sIaaasa e ,s%
a e eeo 81 @ ana n Of hs SPAN Il saas ~ ne y us.
ges % those eternal and immugbe principles Of jus
win By which ieaue and conventions ass % be
pes short hat sa salao~a M naono saa oSiason
% non one sovereign 10 anoIheand to be construed nc
,S rules Q govern - me Be
which sosmny guaranteed BY ,ne spanish
troops Florida that il eosports NOT eher Win ord
mary asnss % or national honor dignity regulate
Ssa Or municipal ,egaanons aud much less by alleged M
authon y needed s"rpo, Of his posiion,
s s Ssaas % ss o M s he
NaTs aioae regulates the treaties Of naiiona book
pu before aaysi,ng what deem be the
Of any Ordinary mind a, all mbued with of n, and justice
The inhabitants by ua,i ofuoop.
ae % % or as s Oh As1 % ops .s an and
a ased DESTROYED and ouidins burned For all this saas
ton payment for they are all convertible terms but satisfaction"
Would be considered adequate pay
s h sSas m s injury sans twenty @ or thirty years .s,
properly destroyed, adding or any
any person possessing strong
n manifest justice and equity Of making some 70.
ne los m s s ops e profit. 70 ss derived
nes with 4 an nnansweabIe argument in its favor
as the M e ess as 90
ages hnk viii be found that NOT only the law Of nations aud e
and think might be safely asened the municipal law ofa
require nomus
many ol properly
x, s M M ~ @ Of e. S0aIy M
property depends upon and might vary
board Of TO undertake. 70 a .e precise amount Of
fairly from the destruction properly. II
q n,o s money would M produce ns ord
owance interest lieu Of specific damages has been adopted
the hand, while sIoID
damages the otbe though municipal and for
ya wrongs lis usually considered the most mita,ed of
proceed opinions approved public
Ruerfor in his chapter Repaaon damages DONE"
lays down the rule thus Ia estimating the da.ases which
from him and hoden or we are 70 consider not only
s Snu ss of S %a ns Gny % but 'n ss M o Of m % % 0
iig likewise the such rod;
ding iseii lsu,seriorh lnsnuss book l. eh H. sec s.
THIS authority cited by Mr. Pnney and relied upon by mm 10
win Great Bntvde wheaOn's Life Of Pnkney aol
Rsps mode Of obtaining satisfaction Oy nation. fos al
good authorities TINS subject, Of wn, !. due
0ser ~,e s m & Sp % ~ nav s s m m , peasns S ",uy ,s
adequate satisfaction for the latter seize .neihins
her, together a~d Js
ss % t. IN sa mas ample
Mr. wheaon also in his work international law lays down
the rule IN regard rprtsdt and quotes the above
from vae(wheaton' International Law 4, ch l.
Grouus also any pos
bur includes everything affecting produce of whether
mas been gs'nsfsa Or not seCampoeps Goius vol ~ en-
says m amasss are TO be too no, sesefne 70 sus
case ca ola crop be Judged The or scsIey
titus generally on the subject OF damages.)
But have another confidently
clear exposition Of the law Of nations on this point and that the
prize c0ar,. Of s country, and Vide II ksas Com.
Canch 24fease Of the Atene and cou of
e from M M %s mpnpl IN a % Of ny. amy ~ ri.
question and what have been their decisions. under H. In s ease
of the United States damages PROPERTY
lost injury the dimnuon in value by
injury h interest ,hereon affords the true rule for ssmang
% e q DC case q ne Lively l.. G,sn M Judge
the prime value and ista TO Tue day Of ,aasmsnln -,
Marshall nsccrainins
% m E n" G val o. s s so COS. ne s.
A interest," to be allowed" And in the Of ths Ap
The ,, damage. has been sssnsd % ;: .ss
@ u S%s % s % S property A interest upon the amount f'" ts
That the British admiralty whom sit
which aluaod oin Mr. wa'. Opinion o. May7, lstvide
10 closing this citation Of authorities going 70 show me public or
Chancellor principal uu agree,
amp :" @ % , IN dsss not Of s S S o.
law and justice at defiance will venture TO disregard ne uniform
pages 10 and 49,
and think will be found that they have adopted this ne and
nave uniformly INSISTED upon sgai, ~ Other %auons ?. soaas
The most important and leading which have occurred in e
history those which between this
aud Great Bntane rst under the treaty Of l7s and the
under first article the 6hent In tho Atc
United first article Of that claimed
for aud other taken from the
1873. dif
WINS
The arameut OF the Emperor Of Russia who decided that the
United Just decentralization from
Great Britain @ a private nated m away s ,Ss
individual claims which thu. Pos'de
American measure OF Nv
IawsdL indemnhcaiion for properly aken of ne
stroyed, and whether the claim ,ns were onhue" " P
The BRUSH commissioner refused allow the interest, but the
Cheves) insisted It's allow
able and unnnswerabe
demonstrated o Of his position
much these that Is
worthy o. mo particular notice, He
fThe Of interest," nomine IT adopted mti
gated rule Of damages compensation OF founded on
vane Of article wihheid IN That
the civil law both clear in allowing
aaon oi the loss o the use Of the thing withheld from me com
the torous detention The rule Of the public law
~ the same y
Again he
" decentralization reimbursement Of loss susaned
the taken the i7th February 1870 Were
uuinured would bufse the loss sustained W e
taking and consequent detention would no, s an % @ ~
The claimant would st be unndernnhed of ' @
which, considered ~ money
nearly oquvniep TO The original value OF nc pnnapa
OF the the cahnt WIZ cnn'" "hin
dem,ihrd."
Agant .......
incident usually attendant on the delay OF pay
debts, equally an incident attendant on ne
iddDu Al article properly and when they rendeedin
shape Guagcs usually given with liberal and
" h ~ sn pas ation Of the damages
properly establish dSed and equitable OF inter
There doubt that this the leading
why