The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-14

ovW tuo neon eQoD OF N6 8uh19eD, OF tdfu cuotcs .
oimst. poe profssion vhs. rgats Of su,1 ssov,ro
hs.s ps,s g % Il :sse. .ss ss.s ses o. sa
nss; Or sE s &. os nssd
not NJ. Marcy, ten. see that International rights
estsnd to ssrtan sItsat us,a Istioas, jast IS the
nsnt property very u gsly affected by this question
whs,hrr tbs ~hsa yoa defend resy belong,
oyou o. notf man tsespsssss your lAni, sai you
andf d 1t is he ist,er, yoa hAvs Of aompslut
lbs right oetv-en and would 30 sted you
nsa .hs rtsbt in the st instance; oa th.,s not tue
pstioDa government hss q light to control tns
nents and conouc OF lis suej~ct you iascrtsrp shs
rsni you invite its j-es 70 cross tao s.a Pat Y
ins sncs, NO tight helonytg to II q violated by su,h in
M.auon. Two o.ntudss sso the govsrnmsnt o: snis
CT ts SUBJECTS, and stopped the enbArcaon OF the Phi
grim Fathers ln~rnsdoDs isw, theu woa'd ave- ,esu
l. YOU'D S1: ss.n n' as
had invited EneHsh subjses enigrate. Bat should
nos co.soee any sech Irritation to bes violation OF 10
'srbauoDsi lay no~ because the national government
no songr osiUs the right Bat Mr.. Marcy ratsss
upon republican sass right which ppoes dsspo-
ito donini n, and eshes position which plies com
mon ground between tue United states cover In
tins 18th oentuf, and Charles l. In the l7th
we cannot sut contrast tbs paiu ,mn senss
wnist runs the letters Of f0rego jecre
tsry on this subject With Mr.. Msroys bilious pro-
frnsrty Lore Clarendon views the matter - man ..
nstura vtss OF tho wess case, ~ftaoxs diploma imi
pretenos. Bat Mr.. Marcy IA professional, and pus
IN eos s.s e hs sss ~
quite differently tom the way Ia which ordinary
ssns'bs nsa would azgus. Hs must take higaer
aisht and appeal to graad sbstraos'onsto neissn
sovereignty &C an American neutrality, which sup
poted In themselves without furthsr explanation to
70 In oirect crpaic-no mortal esn teh how-with the
sct Of the English government In this afhr Europe
shall h0v United Sta Secretary argue; that
It is quite different thiog from common oniuy
thor les ian United States Se,retAry is Yes The New
World Ia more .1udi'e than the O, AMI beats 1t en- its
own ground Wolfss an vatteI must leave upstars Eu
ope fer medi1 sa' America, snd the rough sense Of
hsck wods must yfsd TO tie polish the srudtion, aod
the sssica lore OF the United States We coumsod chs
truiy ore able ambition Of the Honorable s,r stary
would aovise him, al the same TIME to tsse csrs that
the govsrnment Of hs Unt.o States ON
crec ion ccmcine cruelty With obsolsen-ss-sae Aspe
" ol pew with the pedsniry Ct an od STATE
(From the London rimes March PSI
We have oealt with M. Marcy's chA'gs ag siust the
English govagnment, and have shown thss i.
founda d0r-that he English government sent ort in
ttrucssons only $50 make generally known IN United
STATES hat her Msessy's govsrnment ready
ceive suon volunteers a. prossn thsmse YES at an
appointed place In one Of her Msjesy's POSSESSIONS"
We have cated Mr.. Msrcys Adnissou that thee Ia
strucsio0s were in Opposition t. la of the United
States, though pceives them have In opp Isl
tea to come vague ara utntetgibs law OF his
cep,ion auo hs ovn creation.
But Il " BE- said mat M. Marcy has ctsrg., uct
oHy against the British gnvsInmeat but aGSlaB1 the Off
ca d ths British government in Che United Sta on, and
that the charge which brings against them In vague
unde6nsd ons, but cefuite Charge Of having broken
sl4w o. the United states II will be said taa. in tos
uioi, "Unitsd states Heury Hertz" individual
he's been actually tcuad guilty Of eh.vng hired aud
tsiaed persons within the Jurisdiction Of tho nj ed
StAes to &c into British posses ors enlist or Cri-
m@a ana thst thai ovidu has done his IA coucsrt
with ami N consequence OF nstrasoas he hsd ved
from hr. CrAm pton the Gassls Of the Eag sh GO
vsrnmeat in tho Unitec States.
Nov, tc this charge il i enough to say, 10 word
that il Mr. Crspton and the EoQlish officials have gone
beyond against the Instructions they hsys received
from the government ct aome they responsos for
such tevs lop must not expect the En- sisn gSen
fnid 20 fuvih In
before decide sgsrst Mr.. Cram ptoo let drst kuow
-heher be guilty. Tbs dsoii Of the American courts
ag,ins Henry Hertz did not show that Mt CHAMPION
acted sganst the laws Of tie Unitee states put that
Henri hertz had. Mr. Crsmpon denies the siargss
brought against him in his trial BY Strobe and denies
&C. sgainst tie Laws Of hs United 3taes and II Mr.
Buchanan ssys Strobei iss of ohsrsesr say
h1s s.ns % t. Do n~ :, cal. ....
the circumstances ouder which tris charge violation
Of Urisd States law brought And. frst. is quite
mouth, that the United Ste tes, government would have
made exactly the Fsms noise sosut this affsir il
sas,g. o. vo.s .sn OF s .a. xhe her rus rus or untrue
Congress- in the subjec'," says Mr. Marcy s'fore'gu
governments rsiacsn by iute usena law to do say
ZION Of neutrality" Mr. ha,oy then slea y and expressly
tho grievance which lAe United Statss seves
itset TO have suffered IN this matter mainly anc prnc
pely u,on violation Ut international lsw, and not Of
any oct OF Congress. He would have maze the same
ccmplaint then that be does now and made 1t just
charge Of violation Of United States law Aud, II he
would have dore g. he must that tnis must make
difference in the way in which disposed &, receive
that latter charge We are eound to give grave, a
serious and To- psc,ful attention to any charge With
which viii idsn lily himself and WHICH no viii
ho1esy declare to contain the real ground OF his ohjsc
tien. But II makes cha &C. and tells us at
the time with his mouth that II Goes NOS con-
Tain his real objection but that he should have objected
could have heeo made can he US 70 car. :, very
much abous this chAgs and to magnify and esvate
what he bmfen has chespenedf Mr.. Marcy, then, hav
Ing "a stn his ground, mus keep to It He hAs chosen
international lar, o. distinct from any sot OF Con
gress as bis ground OF objection 10 this wao!s
aff.i-. and he has thrown tee whole weight Of ui'
complain, upon che act OF the English government in
vertising in military service 10 the United States, 81
being OF itself violation OF This Law. Bat this We hAvs
fhown 70 be futile, empty and untenabe ground
But ir the next place. wnep is sbi- Charge Of viola
ton Of act Of Corg-eas brought fcrwsrdf cons
able time aer the whole sasr on the part OF the Eegah
the otset o. gaining volunteers out Of the Unitea States
hss been formally snd expressly abandoned. We fud
that however constitutional m design, and dowevee
susraed BY express ms respe,t the law Of
Ured States this attempt to gain volunteers does issue
In vsIious ciculee and cotions hat sueordicates Of
voes'her teps within proper u.s. and that whe hsr
Justly uDjusy the American government becomes as
pc,ous and compAins To- Iasn % What 90 We cor We With
tine expressing regret thst should have ene
upon any undertaking Il which such had been the issue
II u some time Of or this formal termination Of the
whole busDess that the brogs its
charge against the British officials Il violation Of Unt.e
states iaw and demants the re,al Of Mr. Champion.
ia hardly necessary comment such posture Of at
fsirs; CROUCH TO state IL. II msy suit the purpose
ot polite party in the United to mako potlcs Il
capital out Of sbseemsDt of The British ne, accom-
pshec, they think BY the dispnissal Of Biush Am
basssoor but common equity diplomatic courtesy snt
simple ood ske protest against such proceed
ing Such attempt b.trsys It's motive too trsnspareaty
mistake, and should array against su,n tacsicsos
that sensible snd hope large portion of United States
society, VII, 90 not wisn American diplomacy % bs de-
graded the interests OF patty and who disrus
patrtotis which converts tina foreign relA lions Of
country into engine Of political promotion at home.
Tho sound D0es Question.
COURSE OF TIN UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
FREE KAvIG ALTON OF THE SAINT LAWRENCE IN
PoiNT-MR- MAr0Y's INsTRUCTIoNs-rHs DANISH
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF A SETTLEMENT TO
ENGLAND.
Correspondents Of tosdon Times
CopFSHAGKS, March 20, 1856.
Ycu are aware tba' the ground upon which the GO
IF the United has depounSed the tresty
of amiiy and commerce with Denmark u the 26tn Of
April 1925 lie their unwIr gness to surreoder to any
Power tie right Of usrg the % rhe "hghwsy OF
coumercs sud TO scknoweoge he right Of Denmarx to
levy the Sound duesa rghs which the United States
AA-S. g~Ax