The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-19
An English Review Of Amt ricnn Po tiles.
From the London Timts, Oct |.

ftr readsrs may or nay no, have observed IN The
column Of American intelligence 10 Mondays impression
GDcumeDt with the names Of Clarendon and Herran ap
pended 10 H. This was the cory o. convention between
his sousty and The state Of Honduras in Contra Anne
rCa and the purport OF IL that the Bay Islands
are Of Honduras constituted a free territory
nncer The sovereignty cf Honduras, this country with
WITH a. English and Honduras name t,I anlshes tho
great Cenus American question Alexander's dust his
sp b1nshoe the charges and recrminaions Of govern
meats the rhetoric ~ Congress and the House OF Com
and the talk Of the political world, repose N this
little territorial arrangement With small obscure and
remote republic. We must observe tina, due attention
be given In this document 10 the importance Of
securing neutral and independent noghborhoad 10 the
oessus' and 70 he sansi which VII preb.biy before
long cUi t. The interests Of the Whole commercial world
REQUIRE an ndependent neghborhood there as security
Honduras engages not 10 erect, or 10 permit 10 be
erected. any ioruicstons the said sanis, or any
other SANDS IN the bay Of Honduras and the con
trscrg parties agree 10 communicate The present
Senioa TO al other maritime powers, and invite them 10
oturn rom international to United States news
Temporary UI seems 70 have come oter Affairs 10 an
as By ibc release Of The state prisoners and in Calor
"a BY the sbdcaton 81 the Vigilance Committee. From
COCO 70 e 0C0 unscr escorted the latter from
abe Committee tack TO their residences thus giving
adsnousustcn which will probably secure the safety
Of step generally tase with much hazard II 10 very
stdom that self constituted autt critics retire With grace
ard ariiy but only due 20 the Valance Comm
say That has done 40 II has not yielded to the love
Of rover and stayed for rough signal OF dis
persor b., has retrei BY voluntary ac, and retired
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pleased, have ked iw grouni longer The Ngllancs
Commstee has thus presented q signal and a favorable
lnstsrce Of the application Of extraordinary remedy TO
a bad state Of things. stepped in when II wanted
and reres that Ne talk Is done All America
rov awaits IN breahcss suspsn self the noise usa thou.
sand mas meeting orators can be so descr 0ed--ihe
great event Of the election, snc Penusy the prn
cps battle ground on which the contest beng fought
Or correspondent and al the most available stump
ors,ors imported 10. with appointments ma Tor
them weeks aheadn n PENNSYLVANIA 10 true 10 rs his
tory ought not be undecided 10 such contest
the present one and William Penn, the Quaker ought
20 be allowed 70 speak out OF his grave 10 favor
Of the non extcnsons candidate. Some letters
have apIssed N our columns lately 70 the
posing that The Northern states are 30 serious
the slavery question, and that these states will
do anything which VIII involve the slightest risk OF dis
reports shcut them sboionIs, fanatics The general
purpof Of these letters that the North loves the
lnion erst asd freedom next and that, while IA will vel.
sry relief Of slavery that comes without the slight
or II, Such view n the policy Of the North, makes
vevy little difference between the Northern repub
Nca. and the democratic party The democratic party
does ncs llae slavery N w." eu. allies itself WITH
The mon according 10 this account FIRST oonsi.
dersf.,n with all the krtst American parties and 90
our a. the Mon bo'tertd up we are told that the
North H. alter all, comparanyey coo aud indifferent 90
Ameresr Ccnsrers and The temporary dead lock tell
ses,.ns ssorv from this and hope the forthcoming
rrep.aentsi election win seII The same.
Aw.,,. An svvstrsrsanS-Poi,cy Toward.
Prwssea.
The Glowing 70 The address 20 the Fedora Coune,
voted hv the Grand Cornell Of the Canton Of Neuchate
AZ "a tiitlsg u the 27th Of SEPTEMBER
TntNs Al e TstrRsf CorSuf Al BfpsR:
hssa AssVAI2 Sas-Ihs erAnS Council 81 nc repuplc