The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-14

institutions rOy9ItV and Although another
effort the part Of the present administration 30 meet
certain preudices Of religious character by another
appointment for Utah may he considered good policy In
view Of the present position Of parties, we yet thaka
higher nober consideration Of republican Institutions
the right OF ranchise-and the perpetuity Of Union
In permitting the nanimous wishes loyal people to
prevail would be lar wiser and more consistent with
lust and impartial exercise o. the important trusts
mtted into the hands OF the executive by free and
lightened people.
The subjugation Of Nicaragua-Marsler or
American C1tizens.
(From the Washington Evening Star, Nov. IL.
THE ACCESSORY TRANSIT COMPANY OF NICARAGUA.
We subjoin below the ieer fro the counsel Of this
company referred to in last ISSUE For the hun
dredth time say that do not presume
speak for the administration, which has at this point
its credited and admitted organ, in the Washington
Union We publish newspaper, independent in all
things, and neutral in nothing defending and approving
what the admnst alton may do that to proper
judgment. it dees rightly. We have facilities for
learning its views and obtaining information OF its acts
which are not equally open e M In 10 m The
true from the false floating around u.s. enables us to DO
frequently correct In the infor nation we publish
concerning public affairs than any other journal This
is only advantage and 1t Is that which has super
induced the public impression that are honored with
q confidential relation towards by the government.
Having thus corrected the misunderstanding to the
importance u views in this matter, which Mr.
White bases his communication, we have but to add that
sincerely tru that all he says Of the acts Of the
pany may be subsantiaed hereafter We have steadily
done best TO advance Its interests great enter
property involved and one on the success OF the
countrymen OF OF The most important
chains Of Communication between our Pacific and Atlantic
regions-a matter of prime national moment--is bound
up. We shall. therefore, rejoice repeat to find that
responsibility for the triumph of Walkers efforts to
involve the government OF the United States in inter
national difficulties, such we, at least, have steadily
set face against rests at its the Transit Comoany)
DOORS In venturing declare what believe tho gov
eminent would feel 70 be its daty in the premises we
guided only by it's scrupulons and toned integ
rity Of conduct in all that 1t has, since March 1858,
INK dn raft 4
tiers and 65ustering. Thus, II has steadily
treated all who have vcntured to ilibuster from the
United States without the pale of its protection Tor Of
it's care further than the dictates OF ordinary humanity
may warranty and we can see no reason why there
% and ar other pS LEADING New York
intimate there has been that completely between the
Transit Company and Walker, which IT. counsel Denies
We sincerely hope that It may be In the governments
power to make the firing into the San Carlos matter
which at least security against the Of any
thing the Hind may be insisted and obtsned. Yet
have idea. judging by what 1t has done against
libusterng That do unless II Is made perfectly
clear that in doing 1t is not after ALL encouraging
tilibusteIing.
DxAs Sin-n your paper Of the 7tb instant have read
the following editorial remarks the outrages recently
committed the passengers by the line OF the Accessory
Transit Company and the property OF the company by
the troops OF the government Of Nicaragua
We have not been aoie to understand precisely how
much Of WALKERS late is attributable TO the
alleged recent completely of the Transit Company In his
schemes is however, very certain that the reinforce
ment from San Francisco, that enabled Walker to take
Granada, cane down on tine Transit CoDpanys steamer,
il Ii said with the knowledge OF the companys officers
the Pacific side. Without these recruits Walker could
possibly hsvc succeeded could his affairs have been in
their presen: aouIishing condition but for the all and
comfort the Transit Company's officers and boats gave
him the lake The firing into the san Carlos steamer
evidently the result Of the act Of the company in
taking sides in the civil We confess that
nformstion c,ming by the a Il arrival except that
with which AL tie other journals have been furnished
and on thst alone commenting. The most
importsn, 1t the late there bids fair
to be 70 cmpei the government OF the United States to
deone taxing sny further care whatever Of the interest
civil IN Nicaragua while cisimng the protection Of
the government OF the United states We await detailed
advices from that quarter with little interest There
Is loose 10 san Francisco in connection with this
matter else how Walkers recruits able ~ get on
without the interposition OF the authorities
II Is not the habit of the company 10 repy 70
lions made against them in the public press Your pa
per however constitutes exception as presumedto
ton and for this II has been deemed proper
contradict the statement and repel the nesences Of the
article quoted above
The firing into the San Carlos stea ner was not tie
result Of the act Of the company in taking side 10 tse
civil war" In the recent revolution the company took
side. On the contrary from the very commencement
Of the cis war they adopted persevered in aud pre-.
,erved policy a entire neutrality. Repeated ,applea
made by each party them fr aid. direct aud
indirect AID every application rejec,ed uncondton-
ally II made. The respective agents tie
thmus were instructed to do no act and express no
opinien that might be construed Interference
preference behalf % either party pain Of instant
dismiss al ard these instructions we're published along
pany have heard known, scgupulcusiy observed ny
every agent and every subordinate employee. And that
they observed the hc Il evident ron the letters
which the company received BY almost every shp, from
the leaders OF both the government and revolutionary
party complaining OF Their neutrality aud insist ny thst
~ the mere act Of taking sides the revelation would be
ended and peace be restored Promises Inase In
any abundance by both parties Of large pecaniary adj
yansges, NJ inducements 10 the comp. nv contribute
by the moral opinion alone W the sacces8 Of e
the other The promises and ind ucenenss all
unavnirq when by acing on them the c8mpapy would
YIy h4Ve bseu FINN ft.s
have secured advantages Of almost ncalculable benefit
is it not little singular that the company should BE-
charged with stakng Sides by yon, when rarity
in Nicaragua has sssaied them With constant comp 4nt
for not taking desp II any side" rad been 'aken
the compsny is quite natural = sappose, would not
have been moiestcd BY that side Aud yel tie revoiu.
tonary party scixed mules and boat Win force Of
arms for the transportation Of their roops and mum
ton, and the government party 6ret into the steamer
san Carlos, while she was laying az anchor, Killing
lady and child Their troops also tired uparmed AMI
uDogensing passengers, numbering Eve and woaniing
eight othe,s Our agent. Judge Cu-tfne va. By gov.
ment officials ragged from his bed, Imprisoned by
i've hours threatened With execution and ony released
on payment of ~ 600 Of the comparys money py the
one party you will observe Their properly aDpro
praied and their business intercepted by he other the
passengers killed. and the agen. Imprisoned Iut
he yielded 10 extortion and plumber Which Of these
s'side-, " think yon did the Transit Company take
A. 10 the statement that /" tn governmen. Of me
ruited states win decline taking any further what
aver Of the interest of the Trsnsit Company
because Il has been "a parry 20 The c'sil
war in Nicaragua 1t Is proper 20 ssy hat II
Il perhaps the right Of the government tsnd IL may
he the inclination Of the guvernmentl 20 withhold their
protection from three millions American property 10.
Vested In the Transit line, and to leave To the mercy Of
refugees the justice Of Ills country and those who
deserve Justice In Nicaragua II NAV be the duty Of he
government TO witness With indifference the murder and
nunder " their citizens and the spoliaon Of their
MERGE and 20 refuse demabd Tor reyaraon or 70 inc
rupiabnent for either outrage, or al o. her
But fihe government have such rgnt-anl u snen p
their duty II demand for redress "a 70 be made n
robbery aud murder TO g. uDpunshei ~ ne g.
verpen least leave the exercise ~ the right and
4he teroi az the duty humane 20 ia ctkens
The miserable Invention that the company bage iaken
sides in the civil sar"
If exrues needed by Az American government ior
poey 81 non interference iof the protection q Aner