The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-11-17


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Is sA.sst 1n - u atfiss 81 a.. sA'cp 1A~hing
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el n tals tef oosntrT no man Anco4ntahle for an
others OPINIONS but iee estlrety warranted ia
surfing tne Aloion that 81 two Things ~iG kapF@a
either Lord Clarendon ElA ceoesde tie -toctrine a Mr.
Caleb Cushirg ~ dis1FoNing tbe acs q Ar Cnmptnu
G7e certain British c0nsls IA the tnied States, s3d ~
Panahing ttn too government has drtuasded or
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ali Ahrfe Y POI ROOM ~ the RhAao~ o. doaot tAi
aw and there any Ffe.sbality thst oar gov
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80 1870 ' s ~ Ef4lent Ana as eaoanet - imam
hAFe en upon tis subject and while We trust an and
csbe adjustment Of the diferepcr may eth be reached
~ ~ se @ seea result ! retarded rAies than Hiaea
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From hs n r. jaufHa e Conlns1es.
QUE RELATIONS WITH GREAT BRITAIN,
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he Developments which Eere made AZ the BERT trial 10 the
eastern district Of Pennsylvania and TINT 81 Mr. RoEcro
Al Cincinnati that earnest wogd he sent ~
government ts Court o. 81 ssr. wiih rrspec; 10
"a into lie service II Great Britain gitln tle limits ~
the Uuited states terrier III Tsr, 49, ia ro,asnirs
clearly shown 10 have acted unaer tie directions
Of Mr. Champion Nashinaton and Tie hrtah coasg 81
Philadelphia and those gentlemen bad 80 evidently been
Of the iegalty 81 their conduct that although tie
matter itself was of no great noent and 10 grave insult
the United States intended Mr. Marcy seemed called
Epon Of regard position as neutral power 10
protest earnestly the British government against tie
conduct o its sens ard Il necesaary. Demand b.r
call LII. Cushing the United States attorney
Philadelphia on the 18th Of September last Is f-
lows:
1fTbis ,n-ar,.u.u. -. - $500. ass...a :. a.. -
Great pr;ssi, .b @s,ags ~ so 80 ,isa~,ia-
N the premises NJ ~ 1atia tane rsgiras Rut tba row
ernuept M Crest Bain itb e,traaSiina-y rstentn -
the grave aspects its actsnamev the agaut violation
Of sovereign rights involved hehss supposed
sufficient Justification Of what i has done 20 reply that 4
gave Instructions 90 ate agents SO TO proceed as not to infringe
ar municipal avs and = quotes the renarss q Judge
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ept adre ard win pronounce he law as il Is without fsar
favor Bat 81 the British government has by ingenious
suucsedd In gotring its aress from convie
nAlefactors il has, II so doing deabled The mag
Anu on lhe Aoln Sspssaabtf'
" It Is known this subject given
by that government to officers In the United States We
BY Clarendon that those officers stringent
instructions proceed volats the municipal
" 2 loiste m SPIRIT out not III letier y So ne
themselves faoshe TIE ssferesh lsA % 1ne
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tbe TniteS sate /. by The rrounJ M m rverroent sub
eet Y the ast saspicon o. preach q law WINE
bs MA eitnrr EAFe ois9otEr1 MS ewh Eoserillen W y
Il nave anlssa ms consular lancauht Dy lAs FAOa
neA OIL ms internafiola4 auty 70 The United States
The language used In these two extracts very strong
aud doubtless II 4 harsbar tone -ba, womb be-
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nA 1sia VIII nj AIAlpton- II AisNEr y i1r qaesuoI
bow EN- to be backed IN case charge Is made against
me the British charge daairss replied, first that the
law exceedingly lax md secondly tbGt il anything
anv one r =r who had been engaged in assisting them
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ya;es q sgsns+ 4{g vrattar y 5t M tra,ran sass
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lass Wy Naefs tilea s,enea SAliea, - Z, ~! ~ ~
SuFN a5 EeDIenaa Laal hoeHAls s'4A zap
pen 70 you Mr. GralnPia- really beaieFea We presume
that country where bllibuser1ng has advocates and
adventure is popular no move would be made against the
eustnents even II they became nat1sr or public noto-
riet a NAV alsn hya been IGNORANT az The act Of Con-
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That any person shah within the territory or ur1slc
hon 81 the United stie enlist or enter hilnse Or ne
Or retain another person - eist ~ enter nAAf 1"
~ mr., - ~ t.T ,r 1tsrsd n the service az npF for
eirp nrince state cIoy district or peope a. soldier or
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