Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-08

~ roWer- have a., vet taken final action ON
the subject. | am not aware however, that
aay uh.tciiuf. io TIE proCusCd supu'aiiuns
las been made. hui ON the contrary, thew arc
arkno, lr,lrcd 10 be- essential TO ilc security
81 neutral commerce and rho only apparent
obstacle 90 thcIf general adoption Is 90 ilr
rrssIhruv. that O. mly Dee cucumhcTcl hy iu-
rlW'ss h'r Conditions.
Tho Ming ofilc Tv" Stc.hcs las express
"a in our minister 50 NaH'rs, lrs readiness iu
concur in our PROPOSITION relative 10 neutral
rights 1nd in enter Irir convention C1 that
suhwri
+ The King ~ Prussia entirely approves of
ihr pu'ect Ola treaty io iilr slfnc cIl.c', Sub
mu,i Co him. hut Purposes un additional no..
urlc providing uT ih' rrDuuri1'un of pr,ya.
frguug such 7u Article. iHr most uhsiuls
rr1surs, is much desired hy nations having
naval establishments. large 'n proportion l1
. t.sir 'otriru cDwmrtcr. lf % were adopted
ss au international rule. The cuu.mCtcr of n
wtu1 having comparatively % small naval
force, would hr yyry much % the mercy ol
ils enemy. Boz clsr ui vHr NIth p1upruf d..
r.'si naval srruur.fy. The hare statement
of iir condition Boo which ibe United Sf'lrs
would lr placed. after b',.uc surrendered tlr
r.r.t iu rr.,ft fu rrI,FfrrTs. boo lar event eft
nj var ul't1 ir'rrerru' OF naval supremacy.
viii Show il1t ''us government could never
.s'Cr 'u such a ru1osiuun. The navy of
thr rrs. maritime ruoc, Boo Eumrc rs atlCas,
5000 times largrr r, llar ui ihr United States
lH" '.rr 900 Commerce uT Doe two Cuurir.Dsrs
0pr'v equal, -rl about equally exposed Co
HD,f'lF jrrrri1nHrs m var hriVrra lhrt
ururr 1rI fHc lurcl States. doe means u.
g.r rrrUy 90 f.I,gin.Hy u.uUuur commerce
vns'iig Ir9'I rrtairrtha1 rur, mrrt1'1tr.
Nrrrr'l rui sytrcair rur country fum lhI.
Hrrrra' r""fNnI. with such ar crguy, ur-
'..s Ne no orcc Departed from our present
peaceful ru'rcy and became rrrl'ulyaI ruv-
rr Nor would ibis country hc better s.tua'.
ri. Ir ,,rr with one eft iba srcur'rr, nuNrrs.
liuu.. i.r mvl disparity vor1 hr less ,thr
ru7'rr extent. 5ri more cNrosr.' condition of
ngr vide srIral commerce, vrulI give any Of
Them 'Ar advantage 0y.rus
.IIsrmTrs.t'u7 'r ,.,rr INTO engagement,
'u nrs-n resort iu rFl,a'rCls. rr case this
rurriry should hc forced into Ne with great
naval ruvri, b. no, entitled 90 more G,rrlh'o
consideration 'Hru would lc r.n0n..IInn 90
"rr.. OBJ accept fIr sar,.gr. nr yu'sn'rgrs ir-
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... 'r Doc MILITARY profession. 90 augment flr
emmy .r' OBJ 1.fr, .H a. fu m.sr t'ru .''F
.-'. 'r mo- emergency Which rH.'. Glenn
r'" .r..-. TIE proposal Q. surrender '.r
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