The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-01-09

,ns longer 10 postpone the discharge Of the /
G,hrlisn "a i,.itsd by 5be e6psu,utOn upon
~ Prssif,nt M hite -Congtess ll!oma-
;i.,n ii the state si lie unicu, and rreva-,
merA 10 their corsilerIDaSach merspss{
- l,r shall iads,s n6eesssg aQd vN2sqwn;.i !
~ Il issa matfer of csasrnulsAn thI tie
Repal ie is trauaaiIls advancing in a e.rtet
.,st,f ,ao.Fsrty aud Pesee. 's8.s af1t
.F,,ssisS \ AkL ATio2 = CsATRAL AAtlliioA.
.hlst rtlGiors oi amy continue ~ ex.
~ Ni t.twe,n tIie pbftdS aieS aud all for.
6i M y.ov,ers, visa sonle n lhri,ig grave fues.
Il ,iiyhssreidepea,iH which may require 'ie
y s,nsid, raliSi. Of Coagress. tSssHr %
- 0i such quss,ians. Aeg4,t important Y
tliat which has arisen oAt OF the Ia 5oti NOES
with Great Tain in Reference 10 C,nIai
pcss,aertsa.s By yhe Gmveution couciu led
skshs.wern the tS GoveralDsnts on lhe i9,h,
cf April, 1850, both par,tvs 80 yenanied, thai
ueiiher viii eygr'' 20 cApgspF s9rgi3' Oh
col9Ii2e, or assume, ol excrciSa a"y don:ih
i3n over Nicaragaa, Costa tiies, rte hlos-
s4uito coast, Or ai.y part Of Genital AmeH
lssn fisw,ts Ike anioubted aaders ,aalius Of
The Uhied States, in takipg uis uea'y
y that all the PRESENT States of The former
4 a. pubic Of Central America, andsthe enlre
t.,fstory Of tacb, would thencetOrth erJd'
comr'4ie ind peudence and that bo.h con-
srictIn: pariie. engaged tqosiy, and 10 The
same extent. for lts present aad the future
tuat If either then had any clain OF right III
Central America. such claim, aud all occu'
ps ion OF al thoriiy under IT,. .Wcie uDrescr-
yVe,ny rglipquished by the sdpqi diens Of tie
Convention; aud ta4t 20 doalnloa was
thereafter 10 be, exercised Of assumes IA a.
my. plrt Of Central America, by Great Brit
ain or .the Uated States. isar rs.
This government eons,nttd to resn'c'
tons in regard To a Iesion Of country,
spherein we had specific aud peculiar inter
81 esLs. only upon the cpnvletiea lhff the ike
restrictions wcie in the same sense obl9%
tory. ON Great Britain. But fvr- this under
sian iiat OF the force and efteetot the con
~ Cation Iii would never hgye been cuneIudcc
w bs rs. Tsa ,1a J.,
III Itrt OF the United States, that, in earrespon
i nee contemperaueoes with the Ratification
oi he convention, il was distinctly express
\ Sed htt-the mu,ull covenants Of non -oc
n d assauatian were no. intended 20 apply TO tht
"A l lrlsish establishment at tbe BalIze. lhI
Qualification is 10 be asclibtd 10 tie fact
n, 4. nat, il Virtue OF the successive tIeatIe
which pftvions Sovereiyns Of The country
\. (styat Bsnain has obtained concession o
lie fight 10 cat mahogany or dye woods a
tae Balize, bas with positive exclusion o
DOMAIN or s3Yei, iLnv aplt thus 1t eohtrm
me n ttutal construction and understood i'm
,,oft Of tf.e treaty as to all The rest Of th'
,ssicpgt5 which Inc stipuaioas applied.
laaln,Ses, RI becameaPpareat, at an earl,
I. fay ailes entegiog upun ehe discharge OF mn
Mes. al iupctons, that Great Britain stii
a, continued In the exercise or assertion o
A.srae auh6fiJy in AL that pat of CentTa
,ssss; eontn3A 7 called The Mosquit
~. ,everiag the entire length OF tn
e5a4, Ard ri part Of Costa Ri
Eardcd The Blsjzs as her ab
'avas, gradually * end
ptnse q lie State 0
m Iiad formally colon
group known A
- Tsitss, 4d-Is aRl 0el9glns af right t'
sllfst State, II sa.y tak Qtssa
All bhese ae,s or prstensiaas OF Grea
Ht britain. being contrary to the rights OF th'
ii Nsstatesef Central AiaarieA, apdto'the mani
Z eIlxsl. tagiorafiur stipu ,aions with theAlbnt
IL as akes. ais pnders,eqd By this govern
}mentshar bssp ma {. Iiie spfJfetsel nest
hiaaon tIfough tie AmYriean Minister
tinndon il gra,isnit herewith the inAiu'
ssaGs u iAin On the SUI sect, ahdtthc corfr'
soondrnce hetweenhin and the British Sec
,stafv Ios Foreign AHeirss by q which 70
sv Sil illre8geiye that the twogayefnmtnts al
-Ysf .wiiaV fidifreconciaJly as TO he COZ
SsYeaiFi oflIie Convention, and tSeitect
aiAeiFQieseaetise Ieiatioss-io Censral Anne
7psa ,.,... ". ,l X. - so,. so,io,
s is maintam chanssI,al be. pre- yl9oR
.fettnsions Eyer The MyS4aito coast and
Siliefeil rpasss Of c njrai Afttrica: q Tho'
@s5retensS 81 IS rs to. ,he Mosqalto' coast, Al
!Sapded sn n Aassumpaoh oipoatienl rel
ron hagssetr Great Britain and tAe ieinna
3i.ys atfibe 81 Indians dn1athat coast, entert
,4eto at Il time when ihe@shale country w
.caionjal possessioppl siisih.1 II cannot
ss,,,essfsy coaHovertedy by the pu
.is !4w tf Eafeps and America, no pessib
0at ofssach aIadiahs eF their predecesso
ull eoafeF on eirsat'BtitAin any polite
ght. 8 "a "a 8sH yasgaA '-
Gfeat Britain q aes not aileges the asst
Spain as theorigin uf heracisins on a
alli.o coast, She has, on the coritrtr :
\, coated and successive treaties, renou
,.sag felinqaieI, atl .prstenfIons Of h
s,a. al,,l fecognIzed tbe iul and tsoserelt
1ahss5al spain jLAe most easAHecal tesH
Eetihese preteplieRoso so wtA9at solid lou
iasioa in lbe beginning, and tIhnl Fepes
edjy atjured, were, at receis. eflod'1feA
wee By G4eat .Brlaa agsil,st 8lbei Cent?
AHpiiean States, the legitimate successo
XXI cell Ele ancient jurisdiction of Spain
..ilat region They wele list sspPltsd On
M u 4 dfhped part q lhe coast ri N lElcaFasu
alt4 sTds TO- ihe whole "A slaniicsc ~
lissE Il d part Of l.ae coast Of Costa Rll
aud Ikey are low reasskrIed e This txlel
AcIssitAsla antipg engsassplas sspla HMtsate.ths M lAlt
8saa s& II 7f3 ea8
IA III d sssslelns CAST ots Nicaragua a
81 ssa ses. II n. interisrensspt Great Bit
@ II eAerled all ons- tlme-in the form
aoeeapalion el tLesIortt q SAM Y
x. sfta, ghen jn ihe, peare1a possess
~ pproDiiate aushoiles Of the GENT
II kiistAes, fs n6w pfeserttd by !
5Qtgfsl sxcefsiscsof u pFots tsetefsl
II sBIosaulte arihs elsIndiaus.m ge4
d cssAblyhF.sutf ths Bfliss, ~
sS iag beyond Us Ee;,ty. limits ipto \
8s III I'll a III If9ndufas and iliat Of the Bay