The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-08
slavery In Eicnragun-Engiand Intentions
TOWARDS the Fiiihusters.


fFrUm the LON Post, Nov, III
Jue Cep,ral American 'dfculy" II must o. admitted,
tn wtsfs v,iy uLccnior able asiect Grave con2i'
csii.n. have sreaoy arisen In that quarter, A. al the
world Erows, an instead OF approaching satisfactory
soluor they Teen 10 grow from day TO day more and
utre psrple,pg II ~ no longer a question Of the
eor .irucon of restes-at least for the presen, the
corvtruon Ct 1850 IS in abey appears
row 70 cetpd upon the late OF General Walker. As 70
his etsrc.s or ultimate presume To oier no
oppion War ct beet rrceFtin game, aui more es
.. ally ,rch q that which hts ambition has pro
vosed Buths impossible TO deny that according y Tue
lsiest account, from tie OF action. fortune IN
c!uec 70 his tice. Our readers are aware that the
petty republics which lie 10 the porth Of Nicaragua
have To- med . coalnon against the kadventurcr 10
Question rightly uc gng that should be tscceed Ia drmy
establishing himself 10 the last men soned state ne would
tvsr'raly atien ~ 70 extend BIS eonqaesu 70 the New
can frontier II 20 be regretted, for the sake OF the f
ue peace Of the Western world, that this coalition has
trherto failed If succcsf The expedition o. Walker 10
NcaaEua an his Usurpaion o. oil authority both civil
ara military we're gross volsions Of information rigai
ard II 10 deeply TO be regretted that more prompt all
,fcacious means we're no; taken By the Contra Amer
can States for their protection against such aw
lee, ouir.ses II surprlzing that the instinct OF sell
rresCrvaion cii a, AWAKEN shem 70 scnsc Of
her Danger Walkers posiuou, for months After hs ae
,csntuprp Nicaragua, was prccarisus In the extreme
froced, II not Until after hn government was 70
cogthsd by the Tinted saies-A step taken apparently
with The sole view 81 enabling the adventurer 70 hold
hH yround-,1n he became really for ndabls. Tue
uorsl Effects Of that rcocgniicn were sueh nN WIS Ia
teLdtd 10 produce lsder lie sanction aevenL1rer Of
every srsde kasenei - JON tie hbusterng chief from
Ell p.rs Of Uripc u res sn1 snoDg them s nov saii
he can count n sou, srr0s sador 70 span, va 30
proceedings 10 that country and al ostsnd must
s lie sab 10 the brtnce Of readers. Viewed
asa ~hcle, thi, hlhusisrrg invasion OF Ncaragua aud
s rssp,s taord n,igh, i1o the political morality
Of the Western vord. whish s impossible - regard
without rtasrs,s such thinss we believe, could not
take place part Of EuroDe-nay were SUCH an co
ierprse a, that o. walkers a'euTtec, soild be CO..
ceuped By the unanimous voice OF al governments
whether ccsroic free To end parallel case % tbs
eide Of tie Atlantic must g. back 70 TIE early middle
ages wbsn the kings "a The ocean aud REGARDED
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their laxfg prey
Nesnr bile lhe gres, and absorbing question which az
tstes TIE United states 70 becoming an mportsut tea
ture 10 the politics CT Contra America IL is assorted
srd upon extremely probable grounds, that Walker has
esruIsa ,'s s.n, o one J, renrosuosas The
sti utos a. rs advocates delight 70 call y, INTO the
countries which be has beciej or may suejst % hs
DOMINION. slavery declared 70 be Illegal ~ the Cen
rp American stats after they had Jung of the spanish
yoke and tie av must therefore, ne altered before
can be revived inha, eoar,er Ins confns.ncy eo'n
fe-s thst ~e cor ddtn,y Anticipate provided Walker IL
enabled 10 bold his grounds circimstfnce which, Of
the ast coss no, seeu quite - certain ~ som
Rave supposed He owes b. recognition ~ tue Tinted
states TO the slavery party. ~ho donoiess saw 70
him q fi instrument for extending Their inhuenoe
and propassiug her views. Ineg came Tor s.rd
TO Lis AID very critical period 10 his career, aud s
not probable hist the circumstance either no OF
tney will forget such obligations We perceive, indees
that con OF Walkers frerds deny bis pro slavery SIM
r,Ths tui We rnuy, have better proof thor
cus before place reliauce upon spen proh.oiit e.
The Interests o. both The parties In question point clearly
u
ID ma, ne nted whether re arc no, csei up,n W IN
s,sra n tae@e Central American complications but we
believe the question a'mis Of aslnple repiy FlbusteT
sr IL no doubt alarming feature In transatlantic poll
tcs and the strange oonbina;on Of demoracg snd So
very " future mvchiei out - long as NJ a.
tempt mace 20 inpose TIE nsuiions q the model re
puhic upon any portion q dornncns, we bost con
stn both our interest and honor By malatainin g
q siric, neutrality. 10 lay down any precise rules
to the right Of Intervention 10 foreign qusrres =
simply impogsible. Every ate must Judge for tselt 10
determining these Ice poine and such, In fact has been
toe practice Of nations up 70 The present time Our ne
reefs IN the contest raging IN Central America are
tee remote and uncertain 70 entte ~ 70 take an active
nart init Rut We cobfsss tibet ve cannot regard The
igiure without apprehension. no oae tell 70 what
efrseouenccs the success Of ihb1.crsm In Central
Arrrca may lead. and ~ the pre- ert tine the chances
aFraar 10 be favor OF its Jnaer these ctr
eunstapces We must be prepared 10 defend
so-s wherever situated and by -homfoever attack Cd.
h. roey Of foroearance, when carried too far invites
s0srtseiou We have In the West, carried this poicy
quite far enough HapJ lily there s yet no ground Tor
active interference but u IL our duty 70 watch cose
The progress OF events and, compelled 10 act 70 al
vigorously and effectively.
The Proposed Reopening or the Slave Trade
-Rnisinu the Price OF Negroes.
Prom the London Post. Nov ~
me recent ssccess Of the proslsveyy party II th'
Uphsd states hss led them 10 adopt tone and ~ N
duIge IN specuatiops, OF a somewhat startling hrf
Hav M Won a greai vctory-a feet which " impossi
bic to deAyhey are evidently determined 70 maze ioe
most ~ ii We ought not be surpfsed that under hess
CIRCUMSTANCES hey sbo8id oxpress-thfoash tneN OF
sasp he frnest deterr 70 uphold tner ievorte
i institution y defiance o. 10 enemies 1np Y TIE