The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-12

give il the weight its sanction; and that sane.
speedy Conssrucon Of the proposed road Is in the
hands Of the hrft mon In England whose Characteristic
~ e soS
who Affect TO consider the enterprise abandoned will soon
MERGE AND FRIENDSHIP BETWEEN GREAT BRVrAIN
AsD1HE REPUBLIC OF HoNDURAs-sIaNED AUG.
26, 1855.
lnasmuch contract was entered into By the govern
ment Of Honduras and company entitled the Hondu
ra Interoceanc Railway Company for the construction
through the territories OF Honduras which Contract WAS
ratified by the constitutional powers Of the State, an
IA a. nav on Ss 70 .5.G zn Gay o. Apr lsS end
tract, "the government Of Honduras, with the view =
the route herein conte mpated ffom all in.eup
top and disturbance from any cause under any cir
Iious with which may have relations. 70,
for the protection or the aforesaid roue therefore, to
carry out the obligations thus incurred
The government OF Honduras agrees that tho right
Of way or alst sucn route road or any other
that may be constructed within Its territories, from
and subjects Of Grss. Britain o pa
poses whatever No tolls duties charges any kind
shall be imposed by the government Of Honduras on the
transit OF property belonging to the government Of Great
Britain on the pubic malls sent der authority Of
Toe same the subjects OF the British crown And
all lawful produce manufactures merchandise other
property belonging to subjects OF Great Britain passing
nom one ocean to the other, In either direction,
shall be subject to no import or export duties what
ever 10 any discriminating tolls charges tor
conveyance or transit, on any such route or road
sn interruption or detention, on the part OF the
State. The republic Of Honduras further agrees that
other privilege or adsanmge commercial or cnsr which
other country regard TO such route or road as afore
said, sbali also, and a the same time be oxtanded TO
British subjects and finally, evidence OF its dispo
eon 10 accord 10 tho travel and commerce OF the world
all the advantages resulting from its position respect
engages TO establish The ports .. tho extrcmis of the
Contemplated road as free ports for all the purposes Of
In consideration OF these concessions In order to Sc
cure tire construction and OF the route road
benefit Of mnnkiod The uninterrupted advantages
OF such communication from sea to sea. Great
Britain recognizes The rights OF seTeresDty and
property oi Honduras In and the tine OF
| taid rosd, and for the guarantees
positively ard efcscousy the entire neutrality OF the
ded to in the preceding section Of this article Aud
when tho proposed road shall have been completed,
Great Britain equally engages conjunction with Hon
durar to protect tie from In eruption seizure or
unjust cophscaton, from whatsoever quarter the at
81 Nevertheless her Britannia Majesty in according
her p oteccn 10 the saio route or road AMI guarantee
Ing Its neutrality and fecurity when completed always
Cd cor diuorally and may be Withdrawn by her she
should deem that the persons or company undertaking
managing the samc adept or establish such regula
tons concerning the traffic thereupon contrary 10
the spir nnd Intention Of this article either by making
unfair dis ordinations In favor OF the commerce OF any
nation rationg the Of any other
ton or rstons, or by imposing oppressive exacons
wsrer mercterde or other articles The aforesaid pro
lection and guarantee shall not however, be Withdrawn
BY her Briannc Majesty Without first giving six months
notice 10 the republic Of Honduras.
4. TIE presen. additional article sha have the
force aDd validity a. II were inserted, word for word,
IN tie treaty OF friendship, commerce and navigation
signed tins cay. shall be iAtacd, and tho raacstions
,bs se exchanged at the time, and lis s.ipuiaons
subject 10 the condition OF nctice the part OF her
mnarric Asjesty provided for in the preceding para
grsIh Of this sriicle shall be permanent tho
contracting PARTIES.
| states-Prospects North and south.
TFrom the London Times, Nov. 20
AnOnr cther important rcsults Of the lae presidential
into two oIIoste camps OF all the previous exieng di
,srs Of psrues The American republic possesses
wbs. for many years England possessed. and
| ,tow opser-two parties differing not merely in
lane but IN principles, and sworn 70 strive TO the
e Sn IN 'oe Ss
q ,be human mind The emallness Of me num-
Der o. yOtes polled for Fillmore most oonyincingy
Ssibirs parties had been puiyerizsd and ds:.
,ryeo In the shock OF cor tictpg opinions which
rte conduct Of the wings during the recent cleo
ton h such 10 remind us very forcby OF that OF tho
acme eegroe osi the adence Of the public by an
tGecaiior Of superior refinement III calculated 70 win
pueic >, mraihy, and each had an opportunity Of re-
trevirs It's poson-he enc BY supporting public esliDg
avcr of the var and the ether BY pa ng itself at tho
htad Of inc popular excitement agdns. the extension Of
reane were waning 10 their datiny The Opportunity
has palted them BY, and they must wait probably In
van The OF arsther OCCASION undergo
in he meanwhile dsnts grafton which never 10
operate rapidly on unsuccessful political parties:
| itst irCo emigration TO which America owes her
wealth, her population and hcr public works
heneeioi,h will probably know but two partics-,he
publcsns Of tho North and tho democrats Of tho South.
popular are ,oamDIed for and adopted wsoa the ssh.
ss refer. nee 70 the principles or professions Of the party
to republican form Of government which may be either
oigsrcbic or democratic, while the term .'democrat
means republican irse nom s orsarchical isint me
frat Ia generic and properly includes both par
,Soiuas the oscsy Of The south who have succeeded
IL sbs md ory be E psrpsusa Ss Ion Of the ssrSsroas
ssrs Of Obscure factions, democrat aud Republican
star ding monument Of the confusion OF ideas apt
10 wait on vehement party excitement
nc republican party may be said a. present 70 ee con-
10 sTte Of the terrorism OF the South, dare TO dssss
IRON the shbbotth prucrbed 70 them generally arrange
htnteiyss rnder he now ooaoeie name Of vhis or Or
of Mnon and Dxons line 10 phenomenon yet far dis
liant. This local crcumscypt!on has been employed IN
tccnor sr,mm word OF underlined meaning the import
% which n controversy destroyed soon as II pa
ctnnned 10 particular part the Union the repub-
seciionAists II secenalamr opinions
ssn.e term of ,h,s s,so sas,b
and not the North, the democrats and not the repub
fcsns, that secoualrs. The tenet OF The repub
hcsn party resistance TO the extension Of slavery
II has sprung into existence 10 meet particular ener
sercy and has net Jet either formulated s principles
REQUESTED ts internal discplne-two defects 10 which
principally ia recent defeat But 10 too name.
end too enthussstc too firmly convinced OF the
usce OF lie and too confident In Ultimate victory,
j 10 be dishearteBed by such . result s no;
reasonable 10 expect that II will acquire In the coming
struggle that confidence In ue that Conference aud that
dscpilne which, whether In the Capitol at WashngtJn
some future field Of battle, will enable u 70 do
justice 10 lie cause and ts convictions. Growth and In
crcaee tie side Of the North and the South 10 70
ccurttfsct thtm, must be by q succession OF ms
tpeb that which bAs jut Snsy succeeded
tsch CT which will become nt once more porilous TO the
Norh cartnn TO exall the evaporation OF s
Thattsrs and promote their union and their energy
TIE position Of the South Ia M this moment very pc
cusr For The forty Eve years preceding 1904 us
attitude was that Of men content 10 remain on The deen
sve and ssfed 10 o the increase OF their territory
towards Tie North r Iteration OF beng allowed ful
scope fer their opefaL,f the South and South
wett Such an attitude 4 thoroughly consistent with
tbe maintenance Of the lLi,n and the preservation Of