The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-23

the Torsish domssicus II b With view o. sxp,s,ata<
thai poidcu and o. showss the oroprsty ana the
pscess', for The United 'tstss IL teey VIII to mdatsiu
th< chnaotst OF asst rate pevcr tn the Ess--t1 on
serve system u teoaon in Tars sy a psceoas
calico FRANKS spp'yiDg for n ds pendentIy Of thu
sc e.'er oi our naturalization laws" that oG1r tho
Our treaty nth Turkey to tina Upitsd States
the privileges mm unes granted 80 the most favor
ed nations AcBg tho 9 patton. We may entiou Gr.at
Britain a. France a. example Tae 'cspitu aepnsn
obtsined from Turkey during the sssns OF Green Eiza
et'h In 1878 and SULTAN Osw&u vel uoder
King Charles ii. and Soltan ysho " 1875 s.ipu
llts in rbeir first article that "he sa,d nation
FL alsb merchants and ali other ustions merces
ttnt 90 CT sha arrive undor the cors and
ISg'srG si'b their ships Ucrchandis effects snd ali
Their cher esses shli at al tones soil sscurs d
rtss sbc ard with al of salty and rre
don to ali ports within the LIMIT Of Al oaDiu
ions 10 suoh that pe-.in ,hns uase.oe n1r
me 1t ION, spt psrson cha ever chs tren,s nrS A.
tice o. The mt mia hs he lsf tho choca
tno free ell Of s foresp aots u cooe uposr ths
colrs ~ England be- corsul shat I'll ,ud b.
PHcz sNc smisy With tbs sahinie Porto Tha ...v,ru
ietons" grars.d by Snifnn acbues Hory Nv K,nx OF
F.sDce, If 1Ct3. give FfIce the Oclvielas,
soGna. ttat foreigners of ell nsti may traffic
in the ssu'rsn's damipiors uncer tho Fre..ch Gag
s,oDs Will hnve rgat 10 uoest them These &C ~,
'niais,o which for re.rly three centuries
hey aud also between France and Turkey, ceasy esab
mh that tbe.e powers have foi i,gnr TO pro,sct
Ger their Hsg, any Frank who hss sousht thsi-
nlotect,r vbls res,dpe IN trs og tproughou
Turthh dorin'cDs: y, personal experience OF
than twenty seare Oh ervaton enables tn.
,hey always awaited the o. that right Other
Sons represented in rurkey have slweys eoiay.d sh-
same reht. aud ri the Fraeks res,dins il
30 far ltved uJd tho protec ion Of the ,esetsl
pst,eps repyeseI ted tbere, ana have Wcs,se,
travelling ps'sperss as ro69es fcu the respective
rresspfaivss OF tbest in.. Was, theo should the
Usiisd Safes deny rhs,nseves q right which Gtsa
Bisir en1 ,be ohsr Ghr'sesu poSe-s eojoy rur ksy
which yght pe ~ them bs the tsr treaty
wjh rhe Po.S-a riehs shich ourtn, my coas alar ca
feer IN Copsu r6nople ! invagiSby and 6xten.
.,veiy used, without tppositsoa fom the Pore
in tuvor Of bU,d. eds Ut exles for freedom Is cake
: HrpPnviabs. tsnGns Germans, and Poes-wuo p,acsi
uem.tises unter the pro'ectiop of ou flag aud ~hon
pncer that right screened fsom toe of she
tgepta OF Austria risht 6oal', whoa Turkey full
secsRui IN and VIII ch culy 10 tdis iosraucs has
teen disputed by be Austrian mopatch
Nertr Kos zte pad ace doc Of his intention
10 hecoue an American Ct izsn may not perhaps have
gwen him full rigot Of citzenssip under she treaty
s'ipua'nue oI cd, and IN accordance With the
Wen ests bished OF Turkey he upqua,tioueb
entitled &c the p,o sctin which herocAy rd
enter the argument that Kozta cuzeo of tha
United states ard such entitled to lis orotec tns
sntd by him is enough that Koszta cs,usd that pro
tc"s in neutral land wbsro che Laws permitted and
universal custom sanctioned iis exercise.
Ard pow, Mr. Cbaisuao, IL being estsbM-hed that
the lsr Of nations, the law Of justice and humlnty
ard roote than all these, the peculiar u4agss Of
IT. hey. as ~eli as our treaty stipalstions All cou
bre eise ua the right 1t becomes our i'm per,ve duty
to tyerc' the poser OF proectcn Fr&i iks
msy sy claim to II when persecu ed b1 the agssts Of
despite youers l. IL therefore 30 bs expectsd that all
An nirn III. with joint effort estsbn the proc no
Of pyotc'ion absad TO thoe whose political HES
al E,yoaesD poue,a epd that the upapimous vocs Of
tha pecple will sustain shs Executive i the
of tha principle ave hasten the 6al r-'esse of Nart,o
kosz'a.
Captaip Inarabsms oour.e was oolsc se, as brave
src htpurrh'c IN thus dcfandng oil rhe rphts Of tue
flag and the synp0th of his eloy ctizsns
~fli brrcffter sccr.upnpy him Throughout tue wcrd
bot1P r'm MP m example raca, ohi,evs 10 fu
tuie eDtvgsi cie-
Law. the honor to ba Mr. Chairman wirh reoe red
thhnAs for Jour fEicsdy iusaion your most chedeot
Servait G. DAfNESE
To tijah + rurde Fsa Cte man or the COMMITTEES OF
the IpRr shsun Teatuiapisl
Col DoHINY being rezt ,pSsodocod. said be bad ne ia
t'nton OF irGicting speech tts audience Ut thi
hear of tho night, opa iIdscd doub whether
tight IN acoresseg them q. nil inasanach te wss
lot yet erIed to all tn. rights OF American azsn.
lie had hos ever, orc ;or ssnd!pg ns'no them
te expected 20 Grd brother regoutonsts from sver,
cline. The R. man q rebel to tie Pope was a dear
him The Hungarian rebel 20 the Austrisn. gooiy1t
noble ersss III human liberty mst In NJ no.n.sn
Hnl Monarch: sensraiy meat in vieana aud c.l' ehsr
s.pes holy" Tho call for tbs gresa no
Che ss) does not boar the sau Of say hirgdom hut ta
pdon Of ths hcnrt ard bears the seai ~ Heavaa fn
.-.bnsi.y high the Holy Alliance II tbes
meet to protest and proclaim, 70 can we Ga this
f.csed F,f there ae enough Of revolutiooists TO
urtet every monarchy IN Euyole. IT, tbsss'ore
make of this ecasi0i there viii this
rent cofeSeroieo army whose object will bs to et-l
~ ossposiru ord h o',accs Ct bcrty eau answer. a.
eI elrzts he sbtd for my Own country men. (Ap
pIsufc) England b@s eeen freqnsptb beld up in thi
county TIE iiei OF freedom souid not Eei sth
bstaue sbe opp,esfed my own jsud, btt &c he,
!, sc'ios ri'h Esropesn po'it whsr there
rct oeed,y opponent 10 bumaa freedom the go
ysIpuept o. Er glsd rha Anslo Saxon nook
etd generous tecpe; but In proportion Gs thep aft
Bio md magma, mous in squsl psocor lou Ia the
vslnpe eDt exec oble ard tyrotp al (Appmuss) Eas
with all her horror Of Pnpery he's Introduced toe
qnisition into Spain Acd whs, bss sbe eoei
she pi.ced hing upon tho throne snd mads Greece
aIo'her pui-sSb aanipss reeub icansm. might iolo~
cut .ctpx pf al 0ll harir fbn
nan f.eedem Wnat does sbe do with Sicily She 10.
te fe cd according 10 Lard hn Ru-ses admission in
ne House Cou mona, to check The spiit OF Yepnbi
ceDi Captain Ipgrahsu has acted the rart OF moro,
whether te he right wrong "a voice'ught y Anc
the question whether he shall receive ~entJ Ia hos
'bs GIdur OF caurt martial the tbnpks Of twenty
Owe uDiou Of bis countymsn sban shall no not be
haI dsd down your chdrsn and chdrons children
Of the sasnf defer ders Of that ag which has
nsver yet been tsrri,hedp (Appsuse
TIE CHAPMAN then announced that a committee had
been appointed representing the different foreign ,oiss
In cur coultry Cap ain Iugraham suitable
gold medal appreciation Of his gallant conduct Ia the
Kc q affair. He announced the committee fDllow
COMMITTEE ON INaEAHAM TESTIMONIAL.
= II MWsuse, Or seae.sm
Felix FoIest, John hcNulen,
Mari ache julius Krochl,
Alex Ahlpski John p. Hale,
Jasper lie Betsncourt, Ii. FORBES.
SOCIAL REFORM ASSOCIATION.
Soc ets ot Turner's.
Gernao Liederkrsntz
Mr. MULLEN then offered the following resolutions. II
proposing these resolutions be sad It would be vol
state that they were suggested by the acts of the r
cpiaD gcyornport towards Mr. ForesH This gentleman
vas appointed Consul 70 Genoa, and that governmea,
debating whether 1t should receive him or not al
.housh be hnd done nothing to make himeel oensivs
THIN He then road the resolutions. which we-,
adopted With great applause
Resclyed That international law must be founded
ratuol law ard be ratified By the people before
GER he regarded valid; and that repu ol'cans
cannot acknowledge any code az courtly usagss
rtich even the princes themselves violate Whenever
suits theiI convenience TO do 10.
Raf oised That republicans cannot send Other
than republicans the States CT Europe repre-
sert US ard TO protect interests M,isters and
Co,sus; that whether our agent bo adopted q
tivc citizen and thoug6 he be individually dsta
r to he court Of 'ho country to which he be sent for
op expressed in 'his country In favor of Icpubh
carim this republic ~i regard rcfnsal {, recsive
suoh Minister Cn ul insult To the sovernmon:
which onipatec him.
Mr.. VoGE Fscrch czile, ext introduced TO and
addressed the Getting In his language he said
C,.zr. rtudx Ing hstoyv attCrt}volv Auda IN