The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-05

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wG.u. gases WAMmavoa, Dec. 8. lSee.
O!Gesaties stA SpaH-AdssnIcns ~ ~ Assssss--1
Prssd1Ts Atssa0s and tAs 0iaUuy &ssse-Sec foh ~
the Co6ina-~ SUr. Hamlas, 81, dc.
The feature iAshe message Of ~ Pr1dentv lying Oh
scurely In The mds sf great dex Of INN ,ser u mases
and yet forming tho feature which mus grow into u
leading policy Of government thas quiet Nso lassag
wherein Gen. Pierce Informs us thA nothing hss beea
obtained from spain ana that nothisy bs opposed
from Spain. A the printers have IT, abN Is disanisssd
with only stick" or 10, and yet ths?stdr M3smc
than fy pages could expreas We learn from II sha,
new difficulties between the gnted States ard spain have
taken place; and also that sotbng whAscysr kss been
done 70 settle up the old 80 appears II Last ha
our relations in regard Cass have been so an opsm
question TO be settled BY Mr. BusAAnsn. II appears that
al We have heard heretofore in relation V NE Black
Mr. Buchanan nav turn this iOE in.o vsrv ssrs
| matter. 49, eas.af tMf
| II any reliance Is % DO placed IN the ostsrs lst
| elect stands committed personally and through
hi, party, 70 . bold, progressive and American
from the mtssage that the tho American flag
the robbery OF American citizens, the annoyance 70 tho
u.railsfed, whe have been exploring Baltic and
ihe rins CT Germany Tor heid Of operations against
Iriact our difficulties with spain remain 70 50 settled
Fot,Daely for Mr. buchanan hs has the material ready
tropics.
The sct that the President makes the question 81 sav
cry the at and proninent fssure n his shows
now Idle ne the assertions thst IN absor bipg
thus as arst before eli oaser mattsrsS II 50,
p Il The Sssser NO. .h ssed ss
attitude OF kse House shows thst conclusvey. fHm
early position vf the opposition 10 certainly not prude
to the law oUnstituton OF thu ccrntry end
failure the subvevsion cf bosn rhs position Of tho
feeling. rs q natural consequence Asd have stated
hsrstsoIe courier oppo.isa wi os started in direct
conflict 70 the Tepxolcan party to co operate with the
next ADMINISTRATION, but oct ntepcndensy OF at the
The question in r,rsrd to New York having Cabine.
appointment seema - DO settled There s decided
feeling in favor OF teaching the EEsre Sase lessonn
me democrats seem - be unAninoousiy IN Of cut
ting New York or with hiling, ezdby wthdra wal
Of recosnon, destroy iae various factions throughous
Governor Hamiin looks very much e,ated and though
heated with marked colAncss by hs la>s fresds
Al before informed you special oor,rnusis isaoa may
Dc expected 10 Congress in regard 70 and Central
America
wAsmsoros, Dec 3, 1866
S.ne2ss Of ns Verbal Proea Of the 0opeYnm4nts Of
Central AMERICA Aoaina the RaosnfsosorS Walker as
President Of Nicaragua.
In recent special conversations reported have been
representatives
New Granada and HondurAs reference to.he contest
between their respective states and Nicaragua repre-
seuatves understood 70 have expre sed the regret
their eovernments at tho counsonancs e,vea hero 10
the wshe. standardization. This they rrtevstoed
TO hare decd 10 be adverse TO the indsps adeAcs Of
thes own gcvernmsnts Indirectly atttuds u hostility
and saae cf Affairs which, pesevcrcd IN; muss for q
long period prevent tho reign Of political pceos Within
the republics Of Central America, and 20 noe6nxey
postpone the social commercial progress Of hose In
Sereaiing portions OF tho American continent
egovernnenis Of Central America undorstood to
cs intercourse viii The United ssss bu shcy conceive
the government Of the United s!stes VIII Itself best sub
serve serve the true interests & q the American IN n.o. y
plainly interfere with the personal rights Of thsnd,v
duality Of Central America
self advantage coDcece TO the oommcrce and personal
ny Of the United s.sies All The privileges enjoyed BY ths
favored nations with each otneF. These siveges
VIII certain elective because natural the Sabes Of
Central America like the United states ound.ns their
posoaa srucures mot dominion On intssna rights
Tor the pericctssn OF community nts rests.
Conquest 10 undesirsd md admitted not 70 be assssay
70 the bappns,s Of the States or Central America i
conquest the happiness ths Uni
ted States. Public happiness In both dependens upon
sDe Ssn, p.Coy Cr aosS
sovereignty admitted Of right to belong only sohs indi
Tho Individual people OF Central America by te.y gov.
ernmer desire only good viii and social commercial In
tercourse with .ee used States and they propose TO be
lime expecting trusting desiring that their
Individual rights should be altogether
The presence Of Walker in Nicaragua specifically
knowlsdged By the government Of the United States
10 their conquest by the United slaes TACO OF the
scknowlsdsed sovereignty and rights Of the individual
The governments Of Central America therefore urge
uron the Of The United Ssates the wise pro-
priey ei interdicing IN Invasive policy, which, cont
nueo woult in enoc neutrAxe the strorg nest and
faithful Efforts OF the OF Central America
build up political superstructuros In all respects ndvau
a2eous 10 the general prosperity and interest OF nations
The Central American governments will not deny, but
admit that their Individual proaocriiy must dep nd In
With Win nations and p proposing 70 Be- friendly and oepa
all they securely avors az they hope tho usurpaon OF
law and usaso Of he Tned States aouy 70 foreigner
the chief ofce In the gin OF the people, he csnno bs
President Usage and law In The sttcs Of Central Ame
also deny foreigner the chief ofse In the cit
zcn's gift In, government Of the United ststcs wil
therefore hesitate admit behalf Of Of It's citizens
.nned by ei,issn Of Central xnsrisa % in the Uned
ssiss would be an usurpatOn Of privcsean htoerAbe
Constrained 70 suspect by circum~apces illegal oocr
con 10 induce tho airg under the dominion Of one Of
the strong power' 70 secure Their issspcnasnce would
Of them The rights OF governments in tho resident
population sis uDdencd BY the Ini,ec states VIII on
proper acknowledgment OF the Independence 10 which
they are entitled.
On the ether hand the walker administration of Mica.
rAsua, recognized BY tho government Of The Unissi
states would In effect be sbrups denial Of the right
OF indcpendeDce 10 all tho S,atss of Central America
For these reasons the governments OF the Cenwai
American States emphaticay urge upon the
CT the United States the nrccogniion Of Walker a.
President Of Nicaragua.
Although not resrrcd 10 In the Message the cucosed
werc some q the shcf reasons why the
President refUed 20 receive the envoy Of tho Walker
government, In ths staie of Nicaragua.
WASHINGTON, Dec. g. 1865
Rerc1u, and FRET sctton-Dfrct 7brdtios-Fge Tade-
Stability Better Adn PREDICTION -fAe kansa D,icgct,
DC, dc.
The questions Of revenue and protection very cons
dersbly excited by the Presidents Message and espo
caly with tho prospect OF democratic House mex, year
The free trade policy seems 70 be gaining ground sradu
ally, and tho ides Of direct taxation Is even seriously
talked or Why the OF tho people 30 opposed
IN direct n alton "A IN dieull "a understsnd Tho nu.