The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1854-12-15
NUMBER 40

=, II, 1S..-, -s, ~ H'sePaDD " DeinS
lfea'ed IN any other way than as pratt
cai resort oi ouuaWs, or camp OF saw
ages, deprsaaung on emgrat trans or car
avans, ana tne ironher settlements Of siv-
ilizeo s s.ates.
essClaole C nouGe was gwen % tne peo-
Ple q ureyooWn that TINS government re.
9ulfeu mem % repair inc injuries they had
uone 70 OUT citlzens, ana 70 make suitable
apoiogy ior ineir insult oI our minister,
ana 4 ina. snip q war would De dispatched
sni'ner 70 enforce compliance with these
uelnanuA' q, Dnt the nouce passed unneed-
Gu. ihefeupon' . commander OF lne navy.
N cp''tge u 'ne sioop oi war, oayne,
.as y. .', oroereu y repeae .ne demanus ana m
sIs' upon aconlPnance tnereWi1n. rino-
ilss sna' nel'ner tne Populace' nor anose
assumlng g nave anlhorlty over mem,
llanllesseu any uisposi'ion, or even 70 oiler
IA lAoase ior men sonpuc., ne warneo tnem
III aiwO S prousansl' NV, iia' .ney ua
Ca GA se ho ,e.sIs .aSIson msnin n, .lne sPeel
~ H. ~, ~ os.u ss. DsliD,.u 1St1 sis .o"
ts ,ooeou.ie ~ ,iiolueu y ~ 'neil oPpor'u-
M ~ L p.o, ~. .uo ~ .nol P'loou.u sa
- ~ oae '.'D nno $50 = a,ou ios9 -
SsP3 nSiPota3 80 - ~ .ne aa;., unisnnens apoas y 10
81 ,i-tIs tta om .,.' Jn.s W"n, ~ NV g
Ss- ~ o tho hnato neo - ~ ;e'nos snen enel's'
,ns la; ..', ~ n'e oMn silip, auu =
~ | tIa e.. "nSn ~ pioouieu anu 'c,ueieu
.Isni ~ n,as Pa.poeo. az ollgui, pr
oeisius ho ulsposl'.oh On inc par. ol 'he
.o"n ~ 9olnpiy WIN ms reqssl',ons' no
aPpeaiee 70 'ne coninanuer lan oi ner pfi'anie
MaIessy . scnooher Dermuua' VINO was
seen y nave intercourse ana apparently
il'Va iaecn inhuence win t9e leaders among
Z sl,vll,--'o sE inVerpose, ana pefsuade tnem 10
ulAe some course caicuiated 70 save the ne
cessi0y OF resorting 10 !ne extreme meas
uas lnuica'ed IN ms proclamation; but that
9,1cer instead OF acceedlng 10 the request
oia nothing more than protest against the
icontDempiated pompardmenf. NO steps OF
any Sna were taken oy the people, to give
'I!ne satisfaction required. No individuals,
IL any 1nere were, who regarded them
selves rom the fate OF the guilty. The
several charges, on which the demands
ior redress were founded, had been pub
hcly known TO all Tor some time, and were
again announced to them. They did not
deny any OF these charges; they offered no
explanation, nothing IN ex.enuation OF their
conduct; but continuously refused to hold
any intercourse with the commander OF the
rl''Oyahe' by .neir 'oostinate siience they
seemed rather deslrous to provoke chas-
: tiseme'e q than 70 escape y. mere ls ample
reason 9, 70 peneye tnat this wsnion denance,
= In .neis pal'' = inpuu'ole .cniehy, = .ne
ao,usise lI ,ls" sn's .ne n'nelicah ucyeih-
: mo hon' wpulu ~ q ue'errsu nom pueisnn
s1nl eliougi rear ol u.sPieasing loIll',u,
Z ;.D,1 .b;i ;ole'gn power, Mhicn .ney presume
IL: AZ :AiA' .ooAou ",sn evli plleysey upou
: - III s1l,s Ir.;.aI aIe .,,s S,' aC..
: ~ "s Iana.., s'.9 e.ol .u s si. Ii
r,roh 49, III Ia ebo Soan AZ H. III ata c. s ~
tm;oo snSnandod I - ordos ~, ~ .gn.i az ~. ms'
trn;tv 'snr -, or,ono,or,ent. - S.ne b,,t | az
Jaol;naJ Most n a. i.;iJ; M n az
, ,,looo IF vsl,e o,oneraIl,, wora p tSa =
pnol dostro,,ad. h,,t nr;n "D 70 ,hn - ooos;S e
a crate nyacant;ons talen by o,,r ravoj nov Cow,
!. msnder tLere wos M dos,r,,et;on ~ - Esa
When tLo ar, ono" % ~ No. orJarad s,S.a = - s Cav
tral Amor;oa Il was JontlS, ho,'od bcy ond
exnec.ed that no occasion Swo;,ld dy arise e." for
! go resort to v;olence and destrnct;or ~ of
nronartv and NJ loss of l;Sen Instu,ot;o,,s -
; 10 tbat affect wera o;ven 10 her comn,nn
. der And no eytTsmo oct ,s,,,lJ Lara
. bean reon;s;te had not tho reonla [ ,ha,d
= selves 5v tbe;r extraorS;n lin ar r cpnd,,ot =
, the AFFAIR f,,,st,ateJ OH tha ross;hlo LII
: measures for obtainino sat;sfact;on a
| withdrawal from, tba niace fbe oh;act nf
his visit ant;ralr drfapteJ wo,,,d nndar
a tbe circumstances IN which tbe con,r,and.
I er Of tbe Cvape found himself would have
f been absoI,;te abandonment of all claim nf
our citizens for indemni6cat;on and sub.
missiye aeouieseence in nstionaI ;nd;onitv
II would have enconraoed in thaee law.
I less men a sn;r;t of ;nsolence and ron;na
i most danoerons To tho l;ves and nronerty
! Of our citrens at Punta Arenas and prob.
ablv en,boldened Them ~ grasn a tba
. treasures and yalpabIe merchandise con,
E tinuallv nass;na, over tbe N;carao,,a ,o,,ts
: II certainly wonld baye been most sat;s-
; factorvto me If the objects If tho l Cvana'.
mission could have bacn consr~,s,ej -, VIA. MA
!. ont any act Of nubHc force. but tbe arro.
oant cont,,n,ac1 of the otTsnders j,andsrs5 ,,,,