The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-11
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| Powers
sn9ss % we 70 may have at an tine csa;ro s os q
Daoner 20 subserve their own interests Q, a ambtic
| proJecn me ocean is the common propert q e L
t4ons, ana instead Of yielding 10 measure VIII u Will
! Akey 70 secure % few-possbly to ,sae-a
sscsauarcg over It, each should perlinacously resa
aii the II pessesses 20 efend tle onmon he uag
predominant Power upon the ocean Is morc ,neas cIr
% tna well beng o. others than such Power on and
=. are aise Interested In resisting measure caeulat
70 iacDiae the permanent essabsh.nen. cf such dom
atncvs few othe-s
The iuries likely to result f.o- sarrenaerns the do
nno OF tne seas 70 ore or teH rat!ons which have
power navics arise mainly from the practice of sub
fase lTopefy on ,ne ocean to seizure ~ tei
ysouc DC abandoned TINT the ru. n 70
lNopery ca land should b extended to il wl-2 fot I'd
We President ihereora proposes 70 add 70 the frs.
propositon in she declaratcn OF thc Co.yres at Paris
the relieving words"ila chat the or ycse property q
the apbiects or citizens or begere.t on ale hgL sens
shall We exempted from seizure Dy pbc armed yasse
Of the o.aer bellrerent except be cOatrsoasd Thus
4 together with tto other three principles eoa.aset n
that "dec,sraton"
sdent 70 t1 teooDd tn and fourth pr ,postc-s Lde
pendenty OF the first, should the amendment
ceptaole. Tie arnend-1ent s commended by 90 many
powerful nssteraons, and the principle whch cet
1t haa 90 long bad tie ehac sanc.cn OF al eugh
ralons 10 mtary Operations on land that the President
reluctant TO believe II vii NEE: with sny opYo
s.iion. Without the proresod modification Of the rst
principle he cauno convince Himself tnat Il would be
wac or safe 70 Change the ss.ne law IN regard e tie
right Of p-ivstceriug
il the amendment should not be adopted, It VII be
proper for the Un.ed States t. have understanding
N regard 10 the treatment Of tnsr prvateers when treT
shall have occasion 70 Wait the ports OF those Powers
wbisn are or may becsme parties to the decIator o.
the Congress nt Pas Tho United States WILL upon tie
ground o. right and comfy ca1 for them the sane
sceraon p which they are ea;ltled, and which
tended 10 them under the law OF oaa before the
tempted modification OF il by that Congress
AZ CONNECTED with the suo!ec. hessa discussed u ls'
not Inappropriate to remark ths. due regard to the fair
cans OF heutrais would tc require nodidca-
toa, i not an abandonment Of the doctrine ii relation
. ccntrabsad trade Nations which preserve the rela
erol intercourse by those which choose 70 Involve
themselves II war, provided The ozea of saea peaceful
nations ccYnprcmse Their character ae rearals
direct interference with the military operations Of the
hegere1ts Tie laws oF fess and ttocSa6e ii Is be-
leved, afford all the remedies against neutrls that til
parties TO tic justly Claim. Those Laws inierdc.
all trade with the beseged or blcckaded places. fr-
tier Interference with the ordinary pursuits Of neutres,
contrary 10 the obvious dictates Of Justice II this yew
o. the subject could be adopted and practically observed
been the source OF 50 much annoyance and c 50 ury
injuries 10 neura commerce would he restricted 10 sucL
cases only as justified suspicion OF = s.tempt TO
tate With places actually in state Of segC blockade
Humanity aaf justice demand that the cataLiles uc
den: 70 war should be strictly Lmet e the hegerdnts
themselves aai to those who voluntarily take rart With
them but neutrals ebstsnlng IN gccd nth rom such
completely ough. 70 he lcfs T. rc--ua their ordinary
iEate WI either begerea, ~tLoc: restrictions In r.
spect 70 the articles entering into Il
Ihouga the United States 40 nc. prcpUze 10 eabarrass
the other pending negotiation, relative 4 The rights CT
reutras, ~ pree ns this ch .r~t n .ce In x contra
band they vii 70 ready e i. tther fafc' helevcr
there Is prospect Of " favorable reception ~ ether
maritime Powers.
Tne undersigned agals himself of this orrc-tuny tc
renew 20 the Coun. a. stge the assu-arr = hls hgh
confederation. W, l. kARlE.
t"kc.el
ArsE- rsorooor No, 2. .-osc tAalrcs
iETtract
Tint tn picnipotaltaflea assembled b Congress 4,
PiIls caDnot hster respond 10 tie tn oy whic
ther govern meats mated, than by seeking 20
th,- respett
Ttc above renterei e-'po,entase e. ting duly
sIiorzec resolved 10 concert aaorg nssves 70
tbe nit ais o. attaining tbs o0'eci ali LaTLg
- ~ Fn Agreement, hsve adopted she foncvps sc'emn
rrivaicvrlre r apo rralss-a ahoit.s,s
. Tie DeE. Al Tag Corvrs ene1y's goo1s seq
ctp.ou of con.rabs3d % war.
keutrst goods vth the evcert 90 =, co1;rabald
Of war, are ut liable r osptvre under enenvs Gag
Hocsadcs u order 70 he binds z, ,rrst 30 effective
Tat is 70 So, rn~atansi III force hcelt reall 10
r.csgli access To the coast of tie eaemy.
PaUTUlQA ~. 2s.-r7u-NC a. seLgs 40. 1850,
fFytra,ti
o. the proposition OF Count WalewsA aad re.oKnis
hai u i ~ tie genera irteles. = mdltar - nd vs
sigae4 tAu Ca, tAc f.eSipotea,rr.cs agree .ht tie
Powers sh ch sns' have rerurei which phal have
aeceto3 tc arnot hereafter enter INTO any arrange
rert = regard % tic application the Oh o. neutrss
Il tins .. va: waSh does not at tag L.e rea
To- f9Gr principles wnloa ars tEs obiet Vt the sad
declaration,
Upon ar observation made By Inc penp poten;ares or
Rut'e tie Cor ess edu.s th1t te .r.sest resolution
carno. "a ny ror-ot se cdet, Z cAsn.. !. sdae
Rltecedepi Convictions.