The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-24

Whatever slsn0es oo.onns may bs svea 20 the SOLD.
NM ve III NJ ue evident taas iadepsndenos OF the
republic bas recssvsd deadly 0iov, csher by voiuu
~ Rms Of Pruss consented 20 rsnq or rather 70
Wasve h very eqavoca psesens,ns 70 tne sovereignty
Of Neuchsssi me asseas o swi.xsrana 70 sne terms
soiu,e submion while Mo King Of Pruasia has fact
plsdsed bDsef 70 nothing hut submitting the question q
Asue 10 decAion o congress com posed shs mois
tess Of foreign Dowe whose uuquessousby coa
template WIN NO friendly eye tho existence d the ouy
.sErs sSx ,s~s0ins y Europe ,s aAs We ss,co
The rights and hcaor Of me rep0o 10 therefore hardly
70 DO sxpso,ed and we may reasonably anticipate q
cal OF her claim 70 the sovereignty q Nsu
obssel, should the congress ~ decide
Who were the prisoners In WHOSE behalf the King Of
Prussia takes ~ peculiar an interest," aud what
their offences agstnst the rspuolio Of SW1tzerisud II
matter Of ue moment In the decision Of nis question.
sgair me- sse and we're nat Of tho as wnoh s se
vated By the lac Of nations shove tho jurisdiction OF the
nIssips .ws Of Ioveresa s..e, and that tney ye.e
exeycissa tho right 70 punhh. Their guilt Or their limo
ceDce couo only be sscersaned BY fair impartial In
vestisston before tho constituted aunosiiss Of teo
country In which snese offences alleged 10 have
been committed; and peremptery demand Tor their rs
.s.s Dsioe , sa BY iSrSsn pS s was gsSs IN
hna, such ~ We trust win mover DO submits 70 By tina
United States There b, moreover, nothing Ike reeiro
republic Of Switzerland has Aacraoed an attribute Of
sovereignty, while toe King Of Prussia equi
S:n; Hs b..
yars Io,miEg pocs. Of ths swss Oonfsdersiou pro.
~noh s,ssed 70 msc. !: ioudon for thai purpose
Thus he has sUooeeded IN forcing tho 6Rs Cautious into
.Do q 20 ~ ns
By &quiesctpg IN An appeal 10 Congress Of Minister'S
whese .ccoId he may dispute In Gaze should not prove
Satisfactory, evade under come Of tho mefablo
prstcnoes be found 10 the records Of Earopesa dplo
may In the moan 0ms the King o! Prus da has gained
prMoscs h.ve BEEN resssd me troops Of the sepubI,
bave bee dibAndod and The King has ssandiag army
Of hsif million st oc@msad 70 maintain his claim 70
NJ .chatel whcnever he thinks expedient.
huuii.,,on Of Switzerland ba. been brought
great Pow.n which have urdersa1en 70 settle
their own differences Of the elponse OF their
weaker neshbors The balance Of Europe, u would SEEM
" be preserved By perpetual interference Of the
high contracting parties, WHOM have the entire
disposal OF the lights and interests OF al tho Others sad
aud csinteresed The des0nies Of Europe
may DO placid 0 their disposal without the slightest
dan 10 Inc ndependenoe Of the minor States, which
not permitted 70 have representative those august
tribunals call congresses, which dispose of them plea.
Is 10 quite evident there now no Independent
rows iu Europe except these who can muster armies
o. bslf q million, anu that there never wss 40 happy Q
scheme for smeoratng The Independence Of ~
that devised by the strong or maintaining tn, balance Of
Fortunately fcy tho United States they are placed In
great measure without tho vortex Of this bolog whir!.
maxim Of waAhn eon TO avoid all inertcsex CO on our
part, Yepol oil Interference the part or others,
becomes more evident win the lapse Of time. The ne.
oeesy Of firmly retiatinE all attempts 30 Avegle too
United 3tats into any partnership operation with
Great Britain In their policy with regard 70 this continent
IL daily more emphA,csly demous,rated. The United
SAKE wsnI no suSi partnership, no such Cooperation
The right sssered by Grea Britain 70 an intor eno with
pAuon, pretencss having fouDd,ioo what.
ever, 1t least mono that sustain claims o. sacn
magnitude. and 10 vitality Injurious 10 the Uated Staten
The acknowledgment on the part OF the United Satcs
that Great Britain had right become party regu
lane their policy In relation 10 Ccatral America whoa
was virtually done by toe Clayton Bal~er frosty has
been great source Of all the nulstng difficulties
in that quarter By her Interpretation of that treaty.
Of the 1hs The Unea ssss 70 : .ps
resu aped IN oil future Time and under Gil circumstances
%afas any ~
be counteract the enaroachmens Of Great Britsn in
That quarter me unsd ase, n.v s noa themselves
evilable consequences OF which mus bs either tn
Of more Vital consequence she United states than hal
the world besides. And ~hy was such treaty msdei
Tho os.snsicie object vas :ssociats Gre.! Brtao ~
connect the Pacific snA Atlantic ooeAns. And Why Wa
such guarantee reauredf The only parties 70 ais great
undertaking the Unec States and the ase Of kss-
rsyua bosh equally independent sad equally enutci
mako such cement without the assent or ope-
ration Of any oshsY Power whatevsr Yet Great Britain
vss invited 10 co operate she TO the
and her operation has hitherto consisted In
tbi owing every obstacle in the vsy Cd the possibility Of
pisop Of this great undertaking, both and
forever The United states have recognised her part
ner In The business and given right leas prelext
dh 20 ubis and % long ~ Great britain con.
nucs 70 act on iu Interpretation Of that instrument
and the United states content themselves with arsufy
ing the question: the 70 free 70 pusue IL insioous
policy In Central America and the other duty bound
according to The London fine, TO psss neutrality A~s
which scctualy arrest al enors 10 the blum.
nj D y 4
COSTA Roa which she has taken under her prosecon."
and melted 10 lsy claim 10 one bank Of the rivor Sac
Juan, which she bad formally reuquisned by treaty,
and by extending her hosquo proeucrate 70 the othar
bank, she u IN fair way Of attaining tbs entire com
between tho Atlantic and Pacific aud With The entire
control Of q nii Amerea That she will do % and that
General walker Ia row amost the only obstacle 10 the
OF The plot, u.s. 20 tnnk, beoo ming every day
moro evident while the United Bsasss sieeps Crest
Brrsin IL vide ~ Axe; wsie ono trumphspt IN srau
taken for granted That Great Brian will DO always
willing 10 negotiate, while the Unitsd sats continue IN
The mean -, cs 70 N nc. , dong u, =, she
the ~rona. The poncy Of Great Britain, though may
not smouns 10 actual wsv, ID direcsy hostile 10
h the malicious and insulting from being per-
pe.ualy coupled with professions Of cordial amty and
cuce var open var IL besssr than secret hort,y snd
Tho nation which shrpks from that aternap from ap
prchepsion Of M consequences musi MAKE up " mind
shoud be taken To counisr~o or, psoessasy resis This
oU Rerous underhano p,i,oy in Central AmsxicA-
.ornidssie d,srs.sos and sss nos sssous ~ 90 Tse
two republican cunfetevAiicus u Bwdxeriand and the
United ssts, however dlssatt akin 70 each other
yney stsud Alone In the world and the only survv.
Ing mbers Of the family. rhcy are t. orphan us.
tss and Me hte OF may present salutAry Lesson 70
S IL ne oS and NV word uses 's esas s
plecp Peace while the nightmare of oery opprsss ns
plum Lee the great rspubo OF The Won be equally
vsku Tor The sseepns gias< no bcstr than the seep-
Ing dwarf.
MIR. Buchanan At Wheatiand.