New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-20
wew.yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY JANUARY 90 1858

% restore SO Monarchy % 10 es-s.c povers s-i -
American pOssesalons hr Rush con nCrlc8'ls tlc
res,lt of bis interviews wirh sr. Ginning % tae
United 5a'es in Angus. ls53. In tn December ~,
loving Mr. Monroe made his declaration 70 clear, cAIe-A
and crcumFpect Ian guage AMI nErnsr IL read ne r
ton Of the resssrs n show that d protested sralas II
res.0rston by the EgTJpesn powers and their syssn
OF Goverlrncnt-a systeu which reeogI.-zea 40 -
nsfuiions, any Torn O. q lvernn eni 0lt le5lI1
g. aDd which required them Sd. bond 70 IN
Ultimate monarchy 10 all r. functions. II Wa agiIt
hH syste1nthat M Monroe protested There W. In
Ianinont danger that Europe would All pam "a ths
recovery q the R-pu0lics. whose inae2ena tie1 an
been recognized b. the In Ted State Eagiand kh Y
Il TEMPTED to be caTre1 out sne woli1 h-ee ;"
resist H. but yes hsd not moved The UHiie1 rt'es
took the initiative step, AMI took i singiy II "a Atls
a. thai intervention pop Sod y re au-i '" str
q; that alone In l8Z3 IN December span Tiade 'o'
nal appicJt 20 Russia and Austria ~ s1 her 70 10
THIS verV thing against which the Government Of Tie
United States had protested She asAed Their ALI 70 up
hold good order and legitimacy enian-er by the pro
rress Of free institutions in America This sppca1on
vas based upon the principle that those powers were
pledged to uphold and support each other. Inc mes
sage OF Mr. Monroe Effected the objected was men J.
Cd 20 accomplish i eycrte1 the in-erVen-ph y 'uc
Holy Alliance ana tlc invitation Of spain was iecine1
In liza Lord Brou cham said that the affairs OF ssutn
America had been settled by the firm ana DECISIVE de'
elsTason Of the Pre- mt Of the Jnitei states. :
quoted other authorities show inc that tie decarafon %
Nj Monroe was confined this specific point he %
ected that injustice shoud be done 20 the memory OF
Mr Monroe by extending his doctrine 20 embrace otneT
rrncipee--he admitted however, that Mr. nToe sad
IN smother part Of bis message but d-ected 20 very
different matter ard IN different manner. that no re-
colonization OF any par Of this continent should DC per
rnit'ed.
M. CAss said that be never heard ill yester.
day that il was doubted that Mr. Monroe had protested
anft the rccolOnzation Of any part Of this continent
by any European power The Monroe doctrine was NOT
confined 10 the contemplated Intervention ~ the Ae
Power because IL 70 continue Tor 81 time lac
regsou gvop thai e peculiar interests o thls comment
were Distinct from those Of Europe was no more true
then than now He read from Monroe message the
euDhaiic declaration that Europe must know distinctly
that no part Of the American continent was nenceiortn
70 be subject 10 recoloDizaon bJ any Of the European
na+ioDs He agreed with the Senator from Virginia IN
bs narrative OF the events leading to the declarson but
I'D not consder il so limited a. did the Senator
Mr. SoUL1 moved that the subject epost-
poned til Tuesday next
Mr. DI1os said that much time had been con-
sumed in debate upon the foreign relations OF the cogn
try without any practical proposition being before me
senate lie desired to have some practical question
presepted and gave notice that at the proper time ne
would move 10 refer this resolution 10 the ConIee
on Foreign Relations with the following Instructions:
First-Tbgi the said Committee be Instructed TO ex'
anime tLe treaty concluded Washington on the itn
Of July 1850 between her Aaesty the Queen Of Grest
| Brtain by her Minister Plenipotentsry, ar henry
l. Pulv-er aud the Government Of the United states Oy
| Jobn CLAYTON Secretary Of State and ascertain
whether the Government Of Great Britain since the ra
fcaton Of said treaty has vOsted any OF the PROVISIONS
thereof by the establishment Of any Colonial Govern
rnent The construction Of lOrncHtOns IN Cenrh hineI
ca or otherwise and that they report the facts IN con
nectiOn therewh and If, in their opinion, there mas
been any violations Of said treaty, that they make iur
Their report by resolution of such measures as they may
deem necessary enforce faithful Observance oil the
stpuatons Of said treaty and preserve the honor AMI
interest OF the country.
Thai said Committee INQUIRE and report whether or
not the establishment in the Bay OF Honduras by the
Government OF Great Britain, called the Bay OF Islands
is or is not violation OF the provisions OF SAID Treaty or
Of the doctrines of Mr.. Monroe as proclaimed IN his
message OF the I'd December, lc on the establishment
of colonies on this continent by European powers and
If it shal appear that the righs OF the United States
have been invaded by either disregard OF the proVs.
ions Of the said Treaty OF tn doctrines Proclaimed
by MIR Monroe in his message aforesaid, that taey re-
port the facts the Senate together with suoh meas
urcs AZ in their Judgment may be- deemed necessary to
vndcae the honor vi the country. That said Committee
inquire whether the seizure by the French Government
of the Pennsuls of Samana Of the Republic OF pomni'
c. is or is not violation Of the same great principle
urocaiued as aforesaid IN the message Of M Monroe
and ii So what action is necessary on the part oil this
Government 10 protect itset against such encroach'
ments on its rgtts. .
MIR. DneS said that the distinguished Sen
s,ors from Michigan Louisiana and Illinois had all pro-
claimed that the Treaty had been violated if they were
right the bect should be examined and the proper
measures taken. ..
Mr.. SHIELDS said that if the act OF the
British authorities NJ the Belize was ayowed aud recog'
uized by the Brth Government he would consider tne
treaty. had been violated he did not think the British
Government would avow the act
Mr. SOUIE's motion was agreed 10.
The Senate took up the bill pending for a
Railroad TO the Pacif
Mr. BRooKss substitute was ruled out Of
order NJ this stage OF the bin.
Mr.. Ap.ms moved TO strike out all provisions
for branches. Lost
Mr. CHASE offered an amendment which, ~
ter debate and various notifications amounted to srik
n ont an proyisons for branches and for the termin
OF the Road and leaving that point open to be deter
mined by the President alter authorized survey an1
EXPLANATION Of the country OF the u ;. Engineers
Messrs. SHIELDS, BELL and CHASE supported
the amendment
Mr. GwN opposed it.
Mr. ADAMS opposed the whole bill.
Pending the question the Senate adjourned