The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-30

quered peacs,n which the government ps,tv sctrc- ~
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furnished Mr. Marcy, and, s., uetary Of State h.
ought TO mention II TO his associates IN the Cabinet AM
Mr. Gushing, the government lawyer wight TO take dow
his books refer the doctrines the held America
and sustained even in England By such course the
very ridiculous, and might perhaps be Induced to
about getting agsn the right track wbi ,h they
.emehow ell lost sight Of in running after ous seduc
The North American government is clearly d, wiring
exhibs towards England furiousy yrtuous ana sxcesd
ingy msgnanimcus course Of conduct So having forgot
ten that at the end Of the American revolution the u
Of Great Britain did not hesitate to receive John S9tn
as mipibter from their own government they re. 'as
Cob French. dsmetrissily in opposition to their
ceeenss This would seem to be, of ITSELF act suV
oiensly degrading but the administration 81 Washington
does nothing al halves las lately fallen In love with
Great Britain, snd twiihstauding that ty have
lime 10 time TALKED about certain Monroe doctrine
which they say means that European Powers shah not
interiors with the affairs OF American governments,
have ccreluded thas the Bulwer treaty. has some,
how got mixed up with this Monroe doot-iue' that
it has nearly spoiled IT, and they DO thuk It wise to
Bulwer tIesty compact between the United states
and Great Britain in which 1t Is agreed that 60
,sgua and the susauto hing, and allow them to sSat
out the questsn of to that part the State which
ON n' 10 s ss the sss of The
OF Great Bdtan that OF the United States shall
furnish arms armed men nor colonists attempt to
to sght it out If they wish. This would seem to be sr
epongh only the Monroe dcstrins" laid on the
that governments hos always szhio:ed vinen. TO-
One would suppose that the American government
with all It's talk about the "Morroe doctrine would
with Great Gritan. But infatuated is the Aneri.
can administration with its sweetheart that it
his individual capacity in the Bulwe treaty and docs
not see anything iidcuous aoout it. A full
sr s ss Iaa % S first
the american government. in the affair Of tbs detention
Sf the No!thern Light can be found history, we hoad
Ike to publish 1t as curiosity about to
San ier country with which tbs United States at
peace peace and shs had on beard some passengers who
tnouent OF settr in that country The administration
Thought that such an act the settlement citizen Of
the United state, in Nicaragua was clearly uiracton
the United States would not attempt to colonize Nj
sarsgua Under this construction Of the treaty, Mr.
Mckeon, the attorney atlaw Of the United States for
New York. was straightway instructed to beceme a
special constable for the government, and exercise
his skill as detective policeman. Ths efficient
ner in which he performed the service would Ger.
tsiny lead to the conclusion that he is out of his
.nent in aby other occupation The United Sta pro-
fesses TO be a government of laws aside from the
Bulwer treaty and we have already shown the bearings
sustain the United States in the course pursued towards
- @Northern Light snd the people who designed to take
endy ai the
held in the United States but goversmen, which is not
ne aespo,c W. J mot prevent their citizens from
tary or otherwise in foreign countries As we'll might
Mr. District Attorney McKeon stop every train of railway
er bound for Nicaragua, which is not lifted ont by the
government Of the United States with view to the in
prison passengers ship board who going foreign
countries, matter for what purpose then surely he
who propose Roirg to England The whole Affair We de-
clare In the conclusion did in the opening of this
article Is supp emely ,oiculous will be REGARDED by
the people OF the United States and very much mis-
tke John Bull il he does not laugh heartily at it him
| GENERAL WALKERS PosITIoN--THE CENsURE OF
HIS ENEMIES AND SUPPORT or HIS ADMIRERs
From III Nicararuense Jan 81
The newqpa fers we receive have yery generally noticed
the takrg Of Granada bv General Walker and the con-
he o m &
from every wen informed source we observe that the
General receives the hudats which his career has
was misunderstood in the States and titles and ephets
wi oh had been wei earned, and were thoroughly de.
served by Others were a,pied to him. But wherever
light Las dawnsd upon sno truthful information has
been pre- ented to dspassionae and candid men capab
sfsirs in this Country we find that doubts have been
up that praise has taken the place of criticism
and that icy over the success Of walker and aspirations
or ,he ne, Of tie present orer Of things hsvs
superseded censure. The Nrw York HERALD places him
ard Pulaski The Marysyiiis Ispysss raSs:M
rejoice the success Walker and his brave followers
ss BEEN honorable pariodc bs ~ PAST
And quotations might be almost Indefinitely 'eng'hened
tns SAM tsGt aytn Inc New aors ars has been
nentaiy; 91ss -,,s , .,..
u Is often remarked however that no man can sI,
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the ridcue OF those whose narrow vision has never
r;nsed beyond the horizon OF their homes nor accom-.
pu any great work without the Iisk OF shaft from the
malice Of the pr JUDGED and ensus To do battle for the
holy cause OF American liberty and Independence, La
la bile Paris for the pvatons Of country sparsely
poPuateo as mpSvelshed In 1ss resources and as po
cay cegraded as Nicaragua To assist in raising from
its sbasee mt he became the butt Of bergamotted FOOLS
the scorn of fashionable Wits but he reaped his reward
in the outPeurnRs OF prosperous nation gratitude,
and found his name inscribed with that OF Washington
upon the heart of every patriot in the land Even he,
who was frat In war; first in peace and fest in the hearts
of his ccunymen was no exception to the rule that no
ore ever became man OF mark without making bitter
and unrelen' enemiss Even ne whose defence OF the
American established for the respect and
yeperatcn IN which s now held and thus secured the
compien9n OF the great PontSal eahce OF which the
mary herces OF the revoiuon sid the corner stone
JeheIsen's immoral declaration OF human tights-who
was ntst 70 say .nat AmeiiGans sneud rune Anerics