New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-01
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fsraiive depertmtnftA ana % soc Nshi1Afe c"'o"
Of the American Union.
The United States has contracted before the whole
world, in respect 10 Nicnseua scompfcmre OF hsnot
which il cannot evade without creating suspici ms
and inspiring veil founded fears in al parts OF the
globe where the American people may cary their
labor, industry and capital, nor without mourning
the rick ef Witnessing the msrvels which m spphca-
ton cops;ancy and vaor capsule OF acc om dish
ing at home and abroad made abortive or nPossioie
for the future.
From what has been adduced the Hon. Secretary
Of State must perceive DO Justly Nicarsgus opposes
the Company referred TO- and not less SO no" prop.
erly she asks for the application against it. of the
neutrality laws Ct the United Ststes.
Iii tue that the American Government cannot
prevent its citizens from carrying, iodivtuay their
enterprise and occupying their abilities ia foreign
countries but go the actual is concerned
and 10 relation 10 Nicaragua, the undersigned has the
moe. perfect conviction thst the United States hsve
the hi and power 10 interfere. and, be may DE al.
lowed to say, the duty of preventing the accomplish
ment Of sueh project and the contemplated emigra-
ii N On masse to the Territory Of osIuito whether
appertaining 10 Nicaragua Costa Riea or to any
part If the Centa American Continent.
Lenpgre est fat said celebrated speaker in the
Nation al Assembly Of France a few months before
tie events which in December, 1852 led 70 the re-
establishment of the Empire, proclaimed by the im
mense majority if lot the entire BODY, Of the French
people.
Eobsorption est fate car be said by Nicaragua, in
view Of coming events if the American Govern-
meni does not take the proper means to prevent it;
means which, in the opinion OF the undersigned, it,
soltnn compromises with Great Britain and with
Nicaragua, require /. 10 adopt.
Tie undersigned cannot omit 10 exp ress here the
regret be has experienced in observing in The Urt0a
Of Washington, Of the 9th inst, the publication Of
letter sier ed BY the so-ealed General Agent of the
Lsnd and Mining ComI any, since this ne wsp sper,
with or without reason, is considered, both in this
country and abroad, 10 De the official organ Of the
Government From this circumstance, il ought TO
abstain from giving place in its columns to the in
10 b.ar
who acts and speaks in the name Of his Government,
and who respects the laws and the constitute suthori-
ties Of the country where he has the honor 10 be
credited. So far from believing that his statements
ard recamGtions have been incorporate, uRf1uaded,
ard untrue the undersigned deems it his duty to
produce here sll Of them especially since he has just
demonstrated their veracl'y and exacttude. To re-
strain, and to prevent eicaciousy uptounied asser
tions ard untrue representations, the author of the
letter referred 10 ought rather 10 exhibit 10 the pub
lie the proof Of the right. he pretends to pos
sess sanctioned by the Congress and the G0reTaments
rhem they Principally concern. Such sanction is
the essential, Necessary and indispensable circum-
stance which all principally the undersigned, are
bound to acknowledge and TO respect
The undersigned now begs leave TO appeal to the
sound and right Judgment of the Hon. Secretary of
State and 10 the prudence of the Ameri Govern
ment in order that both be and the Government may
conscienously interpret the significance of this pomp
and show of colonies, majors, and other military Off
Gals attached to this company, designated by the
This alone Is sufficient 10 enable them to comprehend
the purposes had in view by these modern PtGaieiaa
who grasp the sword and the musket, instead Of the
plow the AK or the shepherd crook, and who dream
10 conquer a golden fetce, which they imagine to
be concealed enid the forests unsles and marshes of
the Mcsquito shore, in the keeping aud custody Of
Zanbos, MoscOs and Poyas, ana under the GHract'Cs
end stductire influences of pestferous and fever
laden atmosphere
As sentinel whose duty is to carefully watch
the interests of Nicaragua, and as jealous defender
Of the rights OF that Republic the undersigned has no
other alternative than to stand firmly in the breach,
defending the sacred cause which has been confded
to bis care.
In conclusion the undersigned here soemDy dis
claims any intention desire to wound in the slightest
manner the susce pbility Of any person or corpora
ton much less to fell in that respect and consideration
which are due TO all governments and nations, aud
espe csy to the Government and pc )ple Of the Uni
ted States.
J. DE MARcOLErA
To the Hon W L. MARCY Secretary Of State Of the United