The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-27

that In case did II would be With me s Il verls ~
s.v.r come bach Z him ~ with tsst r.or h. "a, s Dnt
into the best Of hu norshis sides shook with laughter
like bowl full OF jsly he rang hts bell ordered soms
docss (swseinests) and wins ADD wsund up by s.,ng
We'll sir we will peace sbly seitie tfis ,faIr see
ths' ores viii not do" you can't negotiate with me-
sr, until you withdraw your armed forcss,n replied
srd shat he ordered Immediately. then said TO him
that II well affairs about 70 tsks paaoeabIs
tuIr that citizens had indy duay suffered the most
odious oppresors, ard they could be ubm no
loxfer that my (nou SecreArs Of Legation at
Bern) bad just been ~setonly assaulted streets
AID wounded on the head and the simplr being
rorsSper. ard the child present 20 exhibit tins
wounds that had force bean resortec to b. hn the
prsaie soul ave been he immediately called
In al officer Of the PeTmineneE-thair armed police
ano ed 10 let hin have the o. ut his
command for few hours. consented At though
The you'b then only about 6tstn years OF age He
was caused alone TO wax and lone FOR
hours about The Place had been while
the t guard in the background ready 70
ie We letson Who -ould probably Assail him again.
m r4,s aea butt inquired q tvs Minister What would
pheh cone with the culprit had he been Hrrestedf
HE would tr have been pusshed to your sAtsfactiou
even unto aeath had yen required i'' replied that
ihPP1, theni the criminal had escaped de.e,ion.
But from ina ouent era comman ed In Rio de-
Jstsio, OF safety TO American citizens NAV proudIv
FAY ana appeal 70 AL who are info rrea the aub sot
tbAt American projection has BEEN worth nre IN TIA
three millions of square ileS of that part Of the globe
than II ever was worth helors tire the Oar
ever every ard every right cou po,ibIv or
asonsbly makr 1t cover grew broader aad br osdsr
IN th folks, to my mind, every day that studied more
aud more the laws OF nations and rights OF humanity 1
made 1t the bAcgs OF my equipags, of my tsmty and
my twn only coat OF arns; and rights aud our
own persons were made sacred under Its protection.
When stsphensons regiment arrived from the United
States for California Ser ent Harris and his wife, IS Irish
woman, In Of the transports and had famAIs
child born the high The officers OF the Prsble
pet-net the bn be with silver cup and chlstened the
child Alta California Harris Tney spplied to me- the
ri ter 81 the United States to go5Ahe for that
child At it, christening 1t was at tims when the Empress
VAS uss Delivered Of syonng Princess, and hs city had
'eap illuminated and avery foreign OF war except
he Columbia and B.inbrdge. had saiuted the event,
They declined To salute and 70 illuminate because Mr.
posei to cbrItten OF children to 80 ute hsr
Nth . national greeting, and / asked to stand
vice his country eapsd TO the ceremony Is no play
hing as nothing Idle and upmsAnng and chiIdsh but
to the prompting OF psssionas TO patriotic duty
MI OF example-that would take oil least of
our little ones too, all the earth ON the high
se.sf ID t.ks the vows before chaplain on the
deck OF the Columbia and guns and suoh cheers
were hardly ever heard To rattle among the crags' Of
fs Corcoysdo and the Tjuea and the Pan de Assucar
before The meaning of 1t wss-"Ths Uni led States viii
!rots her citizens In their lawful rights Word over
AID they shall have al the rights Of the most isvored
sorB OF men,
before: that Lieutenant Davis had not been released
would have demanded that Commodore Rousseau shsuh
rave released him b, force His officers and vsrs
"a patriotic and devoted ss Decstur's ut Trpon. Had
hot been he'd would have gone on board the Columbia
and shared her fate. VS. would have stormsd Isa do
CotrAs the nearest battery to the town. and turned it,
guIt upon the palace Of tts Emperor. We would, God
willing hsse razsd that palace and taken tho Emperor
himself and brought him home TO the United States 10
b. no otherwise than 20 bring him here ard him
the real form and comness Of civil liberty and universal
t!eranee then send him back In safety to bis own
dominion, there 10 BE- the best missionary OF Amscsn
pIotection-wbo could be sent to all South Amerfos,
where protection, personal protection to American ot
zens Is 80 much needed
1hlsnay like bsdIpase to You; but tell you
Shat 1t would have been earnest enterprise, and
Easy for North American of the United States
race Of men, of the blood Of the English and Scotch and
ish ard Germans, to sublime ten OF the spsnsh Por
their own bemestsads As IL proved by all the battles OF
ne late Mexican campaigns And 40 far as South Anne
assert army tn. right Of protection and to oonvtnos
ITEM that we are in earnest in demands and there
VIII never be any necessity resort to forcs Indeed
everywhere that this protection is wanting there An
Inherent weakness In the raton which whholds de-
mics it. Trey weak from ignorance, and wanting IN
all the elements Of national strength.
Such powers ~ England and this United States, by
wise cooperation in international policy, subjects
like this could in another quarter CT century subdus
ali opposition to this po'ent OF making c,mmoa
brotherhood amors mankind. Therefore 1t H. that for
have heartily reolced every expedition atted out
by any Of the larger and enlightened Powers TO saoh
countries as that Of Japan shortsighed vie Of tho
war Of Great Britain upon China wonid cordemn It e
immoral and unjust and her East India oou-
quests would seem to bs ners and sheer dss-
,l.,ions; but ! Am eonsolei for almost al
p.ns Of the two Americas and her oppression Of Ire
land BY the ci,izlng Ie,uls which follow the march
iohal protection TO citizens Is safe and and
willing for those laws to reign everywhere else than
spirit Of those i..s va ourssiy,s soont A"d ~hssss
csme that fpirits How In II imbued2 BY nothing Leo
divine than The faith and practice Of Christianity itss
Christianity alone can MAKE brotherhood among msa,
and need not expect these amelioratons from anv
Other people than people who have homes, Who have
affairs Of b. 2tsm who have conscencss enghtsnsd ~
he Lords Prayer and the decaogue and BY the Sernoa
the Mount and VII, strong enough In moral power.
th.pes derived to give laws to the world by word WITH
out a bowl
When you in contact with the eesp ,tsms OF The
Old World, on this subject you meet with something
OF the South American and Mexcan!satss In rur-
hey, protection for the anes be claimed and En-
fero.e fer Turkey weak barbarian dying dynasty:
But the tynAstiss OF Russs and Austra and Italy ASd
France, and Prussis are comparatively strong, aad
sroig enough yet awhile to kick against ths prcks
T. cite TO them tbs OF English and Americas
heriy ia al once to excite II cir alarm. The examples
sre angels OF light which must enter their dark
TIE privileges Of conssi.nos for the s'A rights q
Greek Church; and yet, go to RussiA TO estab-
hpou AZ her to give Ss S'
10 her country TO one Of citizens residing o.
travelling there which give TO Of her citizens
judged seditieus appssl to revolution OF her govern
mett.sn attemp, At dethroremsnt Of her d.spo'isn.
sisive step talen by Captain IUsraoAm in the Of
Box'a As Mr. Poh's standardization had eustAinsd,
protection which had up Brazil for our otzsss
and ali American rights ~ well as the rights OF eiti-
would be the action OF State department upoa thu
affair Of Smyrna Mr.. MArcy's State paper relieved
me Il vas able and fully up to the occasion And here
let ne that has not been fully fairly UNDERWOOD
either In the county or, IT seems from late dsbAtss
in Congress he pleaded not the defend. Of Captain In
graham upon Kosxta's rights stHsn nor can IL b
raced upon the less perfect rights OF him . Mr..
Marcy s5ok the ground which be and has bssn
tanned that though he did have the rights Ams-
citizenship YET be had other American rights That
protection was dus and light well be given to somsthing
rhort OF citizenship That erposition merely,
in such good Office, to be rendered not ct dis
cretion but perfect litigation Of duty which had
TO be eisehagsd in an Imperative Oppression hsd
driven The victim away from his airy sTs anA
AZ OUTLAW Bis opprsss's hsd deprived him OF protss-
ton and Jet proclaimed hs allegiance 10 their own ja-
idctiob ,he, misht bAvs purfued him unto DEATH bu1
he heo escaped their jurisdiction and TO asy
um he took the oath hat he would become
cit that he would Alesiance, do duty ~
ir.sntD, obey orr laws, and yht for fAg This
br. An ericAn right TO become citizen 81 The
Uniit6 S'Ates 1t positive right under natu-
~rsliza'itp laws. Again, In this meAutre, he wesA
abroad. Thn he bad positive right to do, everywhsFo
I'll than in Austrian donipicns ard from everywh1ro
.i.e .Itept Au,trs he bad right to return 10 the
Urited Slater, her. to be nstarAsed and here TO en-
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