Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-07-03

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This man is not yet out of trouble Il is pos.
sible before the matter is over he may be taught
lesson. MIR, Greeley was a director of that
4 abolition concern the Crystal Palace. He al.
lowed his name to go forth to th Frenchman,
who has had him arrested, and 10 all Others, as 4
! director, and in this mode giving assurance that
1 he would pay his debts director.
Here was Horace Greeley, an editor Of such
cantankerous piety, rectitude, and honesty, that
he was daily preaching his own virtues, and CEN
surfing in others the very neglect of which he has
found himself guilty.
man ready TO condemn all real or fancied
short -cornngs of every one not of his own isms,
should not have been found shamefuly guilty, as
he has been, in neglect of his duty as a director
Of the Crystal Palace Certainly some one ought
to be responsible for damages. Who so properly
so as the man who, through.his paper and by the
use of his name, seduced people into trusting the
Paris, he had attended 10 his duties as director of
the Crystal Palace, immense deal of in
justice would have been spared and he could
with better conscience hurl his anathemas at
other supposed delinquents.
We shall be glad if Mr.. Greeley will losrna
lesson of moderation and forbearance, without
too great cost, as we know reckless
of his censures and denunciations than this same
Horace Greeley. We certainly think the hard
ship of the poor French sculptor greater than
Mr. Greeley's, the one being undeserved, the
other to great degree well deserved, if the facts
be correctly stated. .-.-
Proclamation Against the Kinney Expe-
tlition.
The government OF Nicaragua has become very
much alarmed ut the announcement thai the Kin
ney expedition was abent 10 arrive there. The
Government has issued an edict. declarngita .'p-
ralica expedition" and therefore DEGREES
Art.ai. All able-bodied Ncaraguans are sum
moned 10 take up arm. and defend the inGepen-
dencr of the country against the piraicai 70, esn
invasion which thSeatens ii.
Arl2. Wherefore from. the publication OF this
decree. they will he ready when The
casion requires il, Fastening - pulthemselves at
the disposal of the military chief at the proper
point, al the first signal OF alarm which be may
give.
Art 3p The same Nicaraguans are bound, il
said expedition commences operations, 10 prose-
cute 10 death the individuals of il who enter the
country and those who do not comply will be-
subject such punishment The government
may. prescribe.
Art. 4. Those who voluntarily entertain The
enemy, or afford them AID Of any sorI. will be
considered and treated as rraiIors 10 the .ountry
Art. ., ut present, and 40 long as II is probable
that said expedition viii he put in operation, all
foreigners are prohibited from remaining upon
the frontiers OF the Republic, and the respective
military commanders will require them TO retire
without deis The principal towns 10 The in'e-
rior
|. Arr 6 The foregoing p4ohil,ioa does not in
ciud- foreigners previously established in the
transported voluntarily by the Accessory Transit
Company IN Nicaragua, provided neither the one
nor the her give ,ust grounds 10 suspect them
| as accomplices TO the expediiionpr favorable 10
II
Art. 2. The advenurers, Kinney aud Fabens,
are prohibited from entering the Republic, what
ever may be the object and character with which
| they profess to come. AndffAthey do succeed
| in entering the authorities of ,ae Republic will
take care 10 apprehend and deliver them TO the
| nearest military commander, that he may convey
them with greater security 70 the military gov
ernor of the department where the government
| sides.
Art S. In case the 6ibusters occupy any town
of the Republic, the inhabiats thereof re-
quired Ia abandon il and hasten 70 the nearest one
| in which The re may be government forces. Those
who fail 10 do so, win suffer the punishment which
it.may prescribe, ..,-s--,, -~,-.y,-..-..ss,
II is stated thai two vessels Of war, one OF Eng
| lish and the other French, Greytown, on
4 on the lookout for the expedition