The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-06

,or, draw tho ioes bo~een hs rational feads Of lib
srr, and their oupronisas and reuosssess enemies
as.ns, dis here viii be saysd Al the au,ocrac govern
u,ss. aud Of ,Le moasrchcai governments
Ter Of eosns. Bat Yosag America wiM stAsi with jast
principle hand against them all Ga side will DO
Ihs uilons and Laadreds VI millions oi the struggling
nA.sss who viii SEQ 10 Kast4 Tspfssen alive man. and
The republic which bin the psnopiy OF the
Stars and the stripes . representative eosnuy This will
constitute that there 10 thai can
and will pIoisc them IN their adversely.
Such u'ioa and energetic sooa also urgently
needed the prosecion Of American citizens abroad
That coun.sy should project subjects old princi
re How lss monaTchies in asserting this lot the
Of Finley sDd Pacinco in Greece attest Here
elaine by clear. Take tho case OF Pace
hco He born British sabjec', La, was citizen oil
lsy HE houso va, sacked by mob; the Greek govern
rutnsed satisfaction. Ga this he claimed potecton
. Hritish subject, aud his claim was allowed Inc
Creek government, when demanded by the British mins
ter. sill neglected make redress on which Admiral
P4sksss oct blockad<d Athens fcw OF such de-
,esmisAios end by America would make IL felt by
dsspos Of the Old World thar thcse power to
thsss insssnx cisims would be felt by every c
zon abroad. and insure his pT0ec lon
The inHasncs thst country is not such as
dus TO her position. Tbis is certainly AN anomaly
Her flag home 10 complete protection 10 all entitled
but this nag. abroad has often failed oil rs
Office Its claims have not been asserted with prompt
ness and determination In behalf OF personal liberty,
by foreign agents. that has been felt and IL is
not much to say. that petty, WORKOUT absolusm
,ects this nation has protect It's citizens with all
It's grand undcie Of Freedom and its splendid
cia position Again remark, this Is anomaly On,
sails whiten every enterprise is 10 OF
the earth. Go whsre may, and there will be Iound
Amsric IN cixsns. pursuing lawful occupations Now
what ought be 10 this that American citizen who
stands guless OF violations ri laws, either OF his
country OF country OF his domicl. should in the
panged banner In the hands of accredited agent
m altar which he may Ny, OF old the accused sought
the altar the church. and be in his and
and from which should be sacege for the tor
eixner to rsnove him. 1t should bs enough for the EXT
sency the accredited representatives OF American
or are satisfied the applicant deserves American pro-
lection, aud claims this protection for him This claim
should be admued once. without cavh and without
controversy This 10 what is ediac, efficient
protection
reform like this, televe, country is ready
fot-orsinx. Tor. 1t than ha; il right and
manly. Il 10 oven than both tradition and
custom--inte rnatio.a law hell b, nonarchsts-w
wsrrsnt II is no than despos claim and get In the
name Of reason and common scnse lot yolng America
place herself par with .uch powers. The country
need hs Tho patriots Of all parties and classes will rally
with enthusiasm about high toned American ground like
this while tho good and tho chivAlric OF every land will
for the business Of principles and for gal
nirepidy in ressnting which disgrace
10 the sge.