Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-27
LORD CLARENDoN,s ANSWER TO COY.

LOhD liza RENDONS ANSWER TO GOV.
MARC1'S DEMAND FOR THE RECALL OF
MIX. CHAMPION AND THE CONSULS
The Fulton, Capt. Wooten, from Hsyre and South.
ampon, brings dntes only to the 9TH inst bu her in.
tellgence, thungh NOT SO late the teegraphc des
patch of the Canadas news 10 full of interest to our
readers comprises the reply of Great britain to
the demand OF this government for Mr. Champions
recall. There had been no debate in Parliament on
American affairs
In the House of Commons, May 5th, Sir T.. d. Lyt-
ton asked whether the government had yet recclv-
ed the reply OF the government OF the United States
TO their proposal to submit the differences with regard
to Central American affairs TO arbitration and whether,
if the had not been received, the noble lord
thought the discussion on his motion next Friday
woui be injurious to the.public servcei
Lord Palmsrston said her Maesys government
had not yet received any reply TO the proposal but he
thought it might be shortly expected. IL was not for
him to presume TO throw out any suggestion to the
hon. baronet to his parliamentary duty, but he
might say that it would DO conducive TO The national
interest il that House refrained from entering into
discussion on the subject while the question WIS pend
Ing.
Sir f. b. Lyton, after the observations of the no.
BILE lord, would certainly not bring his motion on
Friday.
THE AMERICAN ENLISTMENT QUESTION:
THE FINAL DESPATCH OF THE BRITISH
GOVERNMENT.
The important papers connected with this question
were laid before both houses of Parliament May 4th.
The final despatch OF the British government which
has been long and so anxousy anticipated, bears
date April 81, 1876, and is numbered 81 in the CORES
pUndenGe.
THE EARL OF CLARENDON TO Mr.. Dali
FOREIGN OFFICE, April 80.
The undersigned, 81. had the honor to receive
on 18th January from Mr. Buchanan, n despatch
dated 18th December, from Mr.. Marcy, American
Secretary Of State. Mr.. Marcy's despatch was in
continuation of the discussion which had been some
time pending between the two governments, on the
conduct which was alleged by the United States to
have been pursued by certain OF her Mnesys off
in recruiting for the military service any persons
'whu coming from any quarter into her ajesty's do.
ninions, might there BE- willing To engng. in that ser
vice. The undersigned has hitherto deferred reply !
ing to Mr. Marcys despatch, not only brcagse il was
mure consistent with the respect which her Majes:ys
government entertained Tor the United States tho |
roughly inquire into the allegations contained in it,
but also because it was just and right towards her
Majesty's officers, whose conduct was impugned To
put them in possession of the char.Ga brought
again, them, and TO give ti6Gi that opportunity of
explanation ard de!enee which Was then for the first
time afforded them. The Undersigned before h. ad.
vents Mr.. Marcy's last despatch, must express his
deep regret that the government OF tle United States
should have deemed it necessary 10 Continue con-
trayersy Or question which Dir. Buchanan cuusd
cred at the time would be fuay settled by the note
of the undersigned OF July IL, 1855 a note which ,
Mr.. Buchanan said he would transmit with much
satisfaction to bis government. {
His loriship then goes on to state n detail the
.os ,h,. ,,iF...nno ,r;. ,h. ox,,.,a.;o, ;ar
'auee' VI t"0 "''4 ''' tfA"i''o'' "''"
ny her Majestys government, all Of which have long
been known 10 the public. These ordinations the | I
., ,J adj, ,,aro d,onsd ..,;sr,oto-y h., A. j
iooe io'u 'ao'' WV " " [
Buchanan. Lord Clarendon then procecds:- a
For IL considerable time this conclusion appeared u
veil founded. On the 9TH September, however. Mr.. t
Marcy addressed nore 10 Mr. CHAMPION, not al 5
rriur that fresh subjects Of complaint had arisen
incs he receipt in Anrrica Of the British orders of
h .2J of linn, Lut going hack 10 ia. zane tran,ac
ions to which Mr. Buchanans note Of the 9th ofJuy
nd adverted ana rIn wing all MS complaints
- ,,;oms s + no r.orst had hcau ynrasj snf as I
no measures had been alopted TO put an instant {
top 10 the proceedings out of which his complaints
lad oriSihateu. a G"'huiuhlcelou so mucn d. var
imy bad led her Mn,sstv's yovsrnIonnt IN e,nac, a
nGht we'll be received with some feelings of SURPRISE
ma thsv b.,ieved hat thew Ind piyrn Z, The
o,rnn,r, nj ibo IIni,.d Snt,s avery satisfaction +
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hose matter. 10 Mr. buchanan which VIVA comr,rni a
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The noble lord continues the history Of the conro.
cray, which he brings down to ths despatch Of Mr..
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the pnitea states government Ills lorqshp con-
udes es follows y
T, rsnlv ~ fine ysporoI statements of Mr. Mar,v, Il
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- man sbonII be enlisted or ENGAGED within the Ter
nrv If IN. limited States and that the neutrality St
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u'ousy osu ~" i,n
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= 49,. "act tn INV number nf nsrson- go,n~
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% SI ~ Pr;,a apa;n. the rh,s Of the
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nt b. n. - 49, ,I,t ths ,aicv - nm.
,nn IN regard TO il, internal arrangements must D..
,ht Frr in tha laws of that nation: that what It
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h t., IS 49, S,nt,, ~ rrp,it;t nrG rim, ! (,
yho, those laws do mot forbid, il must bs lin.
IsrstooI 70 be the policy of the State 10 allow p
svsrv Star, whatever NAV be it, form of govern. r.
n,ut tbsre il sovereign power that sovereign pow. ii
r may impose ppCn tie .b,ecs citizens of such
,tn what duties, obsa;iuns and rest ictions il NAV
mink it: aud it il d necessary concuscn thai WHEEL.
he sovereign power puts u limit to e enactmeats
whether Of obiystioE or of prohibitions II Means 10
AYE il, subjects Or citizens freq III regard 10 nil mat
pro not wnin the eractnen;s Of The law. Thi, u
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