New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-01

well a. the Desbs ~hfN- '~sNS~7 ~ N' -
feI vbich has always resisted the British
p,,e-ror.te on the Mosquito Coast, which has con.
stsntly protested seains the occopsuon o. Ine pS,
S.o,sptly elaims an undimiDshed right 10 protes.
,ssirs and If necessary, 70 resist, any new occapt
ton o. veil ss the aggressions now neciisied oy ms
company: xh;eb
Ssysgus 10 the )lonL alton which is oonte n
pls,ed in opposition 10 her wishes II Is proper 70
rnuote the grounds on which sbe POUNDS her rign'-
.le n-ipeiples which should control the American
r.ople snd principally the American Government, In
Tn Instructions given BY the Secretary of State
ps Hon M Buchanan 10 Mr.. Elijah Hi,e Amerc an
Charge d'Affsires - Guatemala on the 80 OF June,
las. contain the following paragraph:
The r6ep ndsBcs - .e - the Interest,", Of III. nsiioa'
Of The quiIe tbs; they should nsn.n "a
Of poev entirely dsinet from that shieh prevails
10 Europe To .ahsr soy p's,ersses on the r. o. ne
.ssre.n Republic. and permit then % eilt'a a-r s'o,t,
sson h Cosnen sssd BE- 70 .opa'd IN, adepeHfsHs a'S
,s,a tIe, intpe'n "-lDoc- No IS p %
In the message addressed IN the House Of Represen
,.tiyes on The lsih July, lsis by the President OF
The United States account of the differences be-
tween the British Minister and the United States, in
relation to the occupation Of the 1igre Island, Hon
duras il is said
For The fact hat the resousons which At lensh tsri
mated sneabe treaty had progressed 80 far in November
eet Of the Cepr. American territory and rapidly sP
hing their fn d.ternin'touthst he whole Central
The I.hn U. oeoic.pd hshssy FOR al nsti,us xhie
,ord BE- orvdred endangered BY tie colonization
o, don,ton Of any great udrfnns pc,rey
The instructions gwen 10 Mr. Squier on the let May,
ls49 aimed the following paragraph:
r.,as me, aeu ,le p.oh Of he o.ao Territory eoud
rave authorized II end 10 ssizs hold il in right of the
been udu Of the nsel principle thus asserted
ODE IS, pase III
Ne.rssu. feeble State and capitalists powerfully
tmid opp,end from i1 'aPaciiy egegs MARITIME
toro, the obstruction AID even the seizure OF the Canal
In reciy to a letter of the Supreme Magistrate of
Nicaragua, dated 18th December, lsi7, in relation 10
threatened occupation Of the port of San juan the
President Of the United States ssid, en- the Sd Of
Your E1c.nercy may s.ured that efforts end
Great Britain win be cords. and jealous will be
~ he de.ye hch 'nevey eae,'h nat tie u trri,orll
On the I'd OF May 1919, the Secretary Of State said
to the American Minister in London:
p,r Of the American Continent bsv0s been discovered By
Spain ard occupied by her fsrss sac deemed compatible
Independence Of Mosquito Ind.ns though tolerated By
Spain die e1insush her right dominion the
other dian Tribes did may nps the gnty
otler rsons including Great Britain herself Of the
facts Of the conti0en hat al oe territorial 1hh
her Imeriean pc,,eors deseesSed 10 re States which
formed out Of o DO''Oni and NUT brf0orded a, stu ap
t ,sisatG,riy rs 5its, CP.,o 2sOJ
In dispatch addressed 20 tie representative Of the
n.
TO the British Protecorste the Secretary of State said
Lord P.lneson declares that Hosqui did not belong to
span TIPS MO- 1US M pr I sot
beorg Spain Why do Great Britain ot.n a. the behe.t
Of the former rsnquh her attempts at colonization thereP
Now it /. notoriou. that the Mosquitoes tribe of
ard claimed BY her in virtue the acquired which
rsht has repeat dly been Acknowledged Crest Britain 10 her
or rrycentars Nicaragua au>,onei the
around thar the latter conquered from sPsn merely tns rsh OF
have chosen subugse those Indians or 10 deprive them OF
their lands by occupation" tooe q, pase q
A Dip atch daisd the I'd December, 1919, contains
the following paragraphs:
Tia Goren@en aetrovl.do' o. Independence Of
TIE hoiqvitoo admit thai they haze rsh Of soroSy
r0 ne F@i q GreytoEn or ne e0uat'p adjacent hTefo
They he Mo.quitoe. are rot nor can they ever mar.
time people eon,equeny nv ran hare 20 more ~. 70, s'ao,e
fs ho,tor Grytorn than for any 0taey part u ne h''gr0
Such quotations and authorities might be multi
piled indefinitely from many other documents Off
cisIly submitted to Congress by the American Gov
eminent. Quotations TO the same effect might also
of both Houses in support of that eht and justice
with which Nicaragua now reeiss the pretensions OF
those new "Pdsr,ms' who, at every cost, and under
the pretense of colonization, propose TO invade the
territory Of Nicaragua.
From those quotations il results:
First: That the United state, have never recog-
pized on the Mesquite Coast and even the port OF
San Juan, any other sovereignty than that Of Mica
rsgua.
Second Tba. the American Union has thought it
neither desirable proper TO tolerate In said terri
tories the establishment Of new colonies, especially OF
great maritime powers, which may threaten both the
independence ana the integrity Of that Repablic.
Third: That the Mosquito indians are unable to
trspsfer rights which they do not possess.
Fourth: That ths territorial rights and the eminent
domain over all that county, from ses to ses, oeons
ed exclusively to = Elm NJ ''ss oAs'"c~h ''f
F,ftk: That the Mosqu % Indians are also unable
~ thAUh oU
no re hi beyond that Of mere occupancy; and,
,eoueniy that the right and title claimed nov by the
pretended Land and Mining Company" are illusory,
and necessarily fraudulent on account OF the source
from which such pretended right and title emanate.
Stzth. That Nicaragua has the urdoubtei right to
sppose raid colonization on the ground that the
United States has opposed the British Protectorate
and the pretensions Of the inhabitants OF San Juan,
and the further right TO appeal TO orcs if necessary,
in order TO repel such prefer on and TO solicit to the
same end the support OF the American Government or
that Of any foreign nation
Further, to support these conclusions, it may be
Hon. W. L. Marcy to Mr.. fngersoll, Representative
of the United States in London dated 9th june 1852
IA. DATED STAT" ea."O, ,sos.iI az 'ss any ne ct w BY
this tribe Of nosss os!y poa'ory rights rshi
sstsci Is ,sht e'srsrrSafy e"ine.i dS~ni0n
Iii. no, now mad. known for the h time 70 her Majesty,
any 'osoegnv ne o.ery thy Oar Govern
msips ~ Snen between Tbs bs Of vsss. .nd hose
which occupy parts Of territory, the territory Of the
Bnisb Provinces in North America
NOT prstab tldf any oenyt ~ be made 10 eLdn for The
people San Jsaa authority Pvnta Tsas derised
fro. the NOsgHiio iAdiaAs
Il. proper to say in conclusion that the Pr..den, does
,sttorr. 70 rspy 70 the dispatch Of de, sniinne
Ting wheh may be construed into recognition his part Of
the claim Sc, up BY The people Of san yu.n sovereign .ah'r
y themselves territoy whstever or 70 any une
psl corporate political organization deyoS9tory
tie ,rergs rich Of eier Nicaragua cO',i Ra lsen
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