The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-31

which has hitherto been kept In the hands Of snopo
hs's, ana fenoeieo exclusive ~ INC P'ooio'0'y p0ncJ
OF the island government-wouid % greatly cos1ueive
to the material interests both Of France and EnSsand
ro., leave IN tho f,b tha re.ro,.,h,,;t ~ a..
-. :, 40 -'se'
tion mat 'ne conae'cnce wnicn mas assembled one
for the reciprocal information Of the Ministers who meet
nrosecution of anv ,itsrior srransSrrsrt TINE si
Show how Ear tina Ensiisb lew ~ ths conferences and
;ts issnes i correct ~" " VINO sSAAsAsAS~ ~A~
Now for an Ameriran viaw Ara La .h.r. s;.s into
INV window bird 81 The ar strs;S1t fro, nstsnS g..
:. y,aI nv sv 81, sa.gns IRON Os.end: oc.n
ana you WI, zee that looks more IKE an !,
carries sannss like that ~ Ro,h I.h h;'n,s
when his mind IL made nm Thai h;a, hs ling,
S;nlona az conSsrsn.,s rvo.aS ~ woS., ~ M
60 g. -. aar,,, a.s,u.;o, r. sy.ss - ss r 49,,
otherwise anticipated. The position Of assirs growing
,.na ,,;s .,;oa :. snoa.staa ~ 11 aI ui ~"
s's ew - - asss's nucu"n T1
anu o ys ~ - s M
administration mas dome Wisely IN referring the subject
matter OF tne cone,ence 20 .nese emInent statesmen
WHOSE P.es a resI .als as % .meos'e ~Po'
lance 70 tne,r experience anu opseryauons. -
ING gay nas arrseu wnon .le Monroe ooc.llns "
comes something more IMAM pleasant sneGTy ana t ths
man question ior 'ne conferences 70 consMer an" ,ie
administration 10 act upon 70 not any petty dlmcu,.y
between spain and the United states nor even multi
taoe o. insults ana snnoyances put sne oroao PROPOSE
tionIMhat Is , 70 D econ, zone with CUBA
so long as that island remains In the position y occu
Pred when the Monroe doctrine was promulgated, we
can only ask indemnity Tor the violated rights OF our
citizens and apology for insults to our flag But the
moment euD4 passes wl.In INC con'Ioi o any o.n.a
european rover We are caneo upon 20 assert ahu ~
enforce our natonai doctrne which originated IN WISH
s'm Ty 70 pro.ec. Iui s.;s, ..;.. rh. COW
Inc hour ior sucn acuon is aoout 70 stre; .ne gVs
.ne n sSa, rro.ss. a. onca
great comercM vai on the hBn seas proceeus =. ono
70 turn ms possession 70 ner own ana
great INJURY. Inc union OF England ana france, anu
many hnt thrown Out from TIME 70 tme, 700 ceary
indicate their future course Their energetic Efforts IN
CARVING on me ac,unl war agans. RUSSIA CIV rus us
plainly 70 % INA. any course ~''" '"'y
ID view 81 these circumstances, y Is no. amcaN ~
ier what course must have been recommended oy the
conference Oh American ministers. IN pace, .n.n' ~
credtng rumors afoat in the clubs and surmses IN d
phmatic circles, look uisnctiy u. Tue PosiIoh VI a
CONSIDER me superior ao,y lhvsa 20 aenDerase pm
H. ana ueh Ten your reaoers uuhcsItnBiy whas VI.
result OF the deioeratiohs must nave Dceh; ~
woao, inoeea pe Presump.uoIs IN mc, iclc ,; ~
the arr TO state posiveIy what Minsters as discreet
as they are able proposed and decided upon But ven
ture never ~ sssulo yvu sn.. ss yr,t s
WIN say 70 tne so-calea . =. PTh ~ ~ he
ound oniy m gu! Possessoh Vi 'ae 'sAnu " Cu
tender 10 you twice the amount Oh Its ac.uAi saia.
yom 40 no. aGcePa our y % eso - Ms
mat sucn Is 'he lenor o. .ne osc,soa .. , 1 aht
n,e conIerence, am convincco aono WI . .s Is.nd
Ihat II VIII oe cohnrmea anu susa.nea ~ 'ne o"''u
states government, WI soon DC uemons.r .: a.. t
Let INC curtain IAN or moment DeIore ns ns. a..
OF migny drama. hre, mM sonr rhin h onsns
some Of the immediate perspecuves whicn !. oPcu..'
May not be safely asserted that England Is in no SIT
uation II indeed she ever VIII be again, to prosecute
war with the United Ltates American cotton a,ono
forms an mpregnable rampant against british ouets,
and that too in wider sense than Is suggested oy ne
unforgocn bales Of the battle OF New Orleans me I'M
mene commerce OF Great Britain, enc1rcng the gooe
with its ramfcatons offers many bonds to keep the
peace But such not the situation OF France and tha
in their Holy Alliance the one should use the Other
but naturally enough to be expected. That France
would first protest, and then fight while England fur
nished the credit and carried the trade, presents
programme apparently quite practicable But how much
all this depends the capture Of Scbasopol and the
attitude of Germany When the false rumor OF the fan
Of Scbastopol was put in circulation the Austrian
venment through its Minister in Paris congratulated
the Emperor The prospect Of declaration Of war, on
the part of France against the United States would send
Druyn de pHuys who Is said to do the thinking for
the French government would lose time in taking the
position Of affairs at such moment into grave s.
the allied Powers have sent to the Baltic and the Black
sea. But have another weapon Of warfare infinitely
heard the suggestion that the Car had sent his ennis
saiics into Italy Germany and France, and thrown
army into Hungary he might not be called upon to
have found themselves busy at home, it, indeed they
could be found at all This Of opinion this strug
10 us should any attempt be made to check destiny
handful of Yankee rifles in any part OF Europe, would
be terrible than all the which the Allied
Powers can aunt before the world Let US go on stead
lily and with dignity in the which seems to u
right and the consequences may be safely left to them
selves" ,,., :, ,., e.,.,u ,,..,., ..v.n.no
Doodlc and 'liail Columbia" Recovering from its ex
ctt mcnt it informed me that 'the conference met at
pft'h" VI "eh VI Oeeoueit Oh" :"
hut single week." during which, IT Whispered, but
three topics were spoken oiGCuea the dimcuit'es ne
tween capt Gibson and the Dntcn anu .ne
recent imprisonment OF MI Phillips ny the Swiss author
t'cs; VINO mls'ook tiat Amerean ce.asn or
the tpfan rev ontionst. Inc presumed iamiuarty Oh
MI buchanan with facts ana Opinions ID England o. Mr.
IN france anu OF mr. aonie ~ SPELL @
theH possession Oh ample .nc s!p
!,cts OF their dciorrauons ana IarcnaIiy Iespeetng
na,;eo Sn o. IT'S ra;",v axosa
miiapy qulnea ior 's oscussion-tney MAINLY oe'o'eo
th sii a a,t,l on, ,,. c.,,.
NY oia OF tnr am mao saa so muSn a aor ~ psn
70 leave tme LOT hardy wore ABOUT Inc anars OF In
ups ana uioson. No aoun. oots weIe ialy eAamnsa
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manas since tne eeparture OF Capt. TiDson, ~ sne
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