Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-08

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national vessel of the Austrian and Austria he place
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pal laws extended over ready ascent to that part Of Mr.
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doctrine contained IN sa he has not been able
approve to the cpse under
The people unlsep = = upon
men than any nations of Europe ana " cannot
BE Sa 1bis government for its abuse 4 has deep
est and as anxious desire to maintain re-
d will do as much any Of them for public tranqnil
The rules its guidance end for the conduct OF
II az nering upon the duties of his Office the President an
nounced the policy would be obssryed ny anS g0i
r history or position invite aggresslon we lave
thing beckon us to the q "a at once
just and pacific will Be marked P IN he
In pursuance of this policy the public agents OF ms
men abroad under instructions TO respect the rights
Of ali nations deviation from that course would be
promptly disaFowed and proper PREPARATION mace or any ~
The application made Austria the principal powers
Of EUROPE and amonsh the United States in re-
Mentioned implies that this government has adopted and is
acting upon principle hitherto unknown to the law OF
naons and dangerous public tranquility The commu
cations to the compliance with this appeal
though respectfully made and doubtless we'll intended I'M
ny a distrIst of its good faith and fair intentions
The undersigned confident that after due consideration
OF ns RaTe bssn So prompt to viii be equally
prompt any precpate Judgment they may have
formed in regard it. He INDUCES the belief that aeT
full and fair examnaonnot merely ola detached 1act,
but of the whole series of factsthey will be
is6ed theagents of this government in that
have respected law aad in particular trans
crossed the restrictions it imposes
The vindicaton these agents not placed upon any
principle new to the CODE unknown in the
practical of nations These nations do not hesi-
tate i'm the exercise right protection to extend it to
mot always subjects according their municipal
kws who clothed with their nationality and in
instances they have corried this right of protection to limits
which this government would venture because would
not feel justified approach have of these nations
tmid apprehension that might possibly bring them into
an occasional collision with other powers.
Is there ANYTHING in the condition of this
government which restricts it in the of this righa
allowed others? In relation to international rights the
United States ask more than has been conceded to others
and will not be with less They put forth
R EsbiisEsd. Out ''''' ~ - D'nsr : '
Before closing this communication the undersigned will
ham violating the neutral soil of the Ottoman empire
The right Austria call the United States
for the acts agents affecting the sovereign terrtor
al rights oTurkeys perceived and they do acknowl
edge her right to rGsque any explanation Of tho
eregnty of Turkey this government will give satisfactory
has instructed Minister Resident make this known
him. Judge and the only righful judge, in this
merits pronounced judgment against Austria and acquitted
the United States yet strange as has called the
ritoria rights of the Emperor of Turkey.
The conclusions which the President has arrived after
full examination of the transaction Smyrna, and
spect consideration of the of the Austrian govern
thereon presented in Mr.. Hulsemann's note
that Kosza when seized aud imprisoned, invested with
the nationality United States and they had therefore,
the right they chose it, to extend their pro-
lection to him that from International awthe only law
which can be rghfuly appealed to for rules OF action in
this could derive authority to obsruc
interfere with the United States the exercise of this right
efectng the liberation of Koszta and that Capt Ingr
hams nepOsition for his release was under the peculiar
and extraordinary circumstances ofhe case right and prop
II.
These conclusions indicate to Mr. Hulsemann the answer
which the undersigned instructed by the President
make to the Emperor of Austria the demands presented
in Mr.. Hulsemann's note.
The President does not sufficient for disavowng
the acts of the American agents which complained of by
Austria Her claim for satisfaction that account has been
carefully considered, and is respectfully declined.
Being convinced that the and Imprisonment of
KOsza illegal and unusable the President also de-
cnes give his his delivery to the Consuen
eral of Austria at Smyrna but after full examination of
the herein presented he has instructed the under
signed TO communicate Mr.. Hulsemann his confident
pecation that the Emperor of Austria will take the proper
to Martin Koszta to be restored the
condition he in before he seized the streets of
SMYRNA on the 21st of June last
The undersigned ayals himself of this occasion to
to Mr. Hulsemann the of his high consideration
w. L. MARCY.