The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-06-02

shall be authorised to adopt such and use such
force in his Judgment may be necessary and advisable
ia s event Of the refusal by the government Of any Of
said States of just satisfaction for wrongs inflicted upon
American citizens.
The bill referred the Committee pro yides that IN
case Of fragrant violation Of the laws q nations by out
rsec upon the dag SOIL citizens Of tho United State
or UPON their property under circumstances requiring
prompt redress aad when, in ~ opnion OF the Prsu
dent delay would be incompatible with the honor and
dignity Of tho republic the President kha BE- authorised
TO employ such force he may deem necessary pre-
vent the psrpotraoa of such sussss and 10 obtain lust
redress and satisfsctiou for the when porpeted
aud II SHAH bs his duty 70 lay the facts Of each
gethcr with the for his action in the premises
fore Congress 1t the earliest practical moment for such
further sction thereon ~ Congress may direct
The substitute reported Is as follows:
whereaa repeated ossrags have boon vausue
so'ancd against tho persons and property q e.sn. Of h ra
the govenmsn Of the republics u Asxo Nicaragua Costa &
Within hoss republics re.psevs and ar s.rass. rsmoa.,s
and negotiation With said govenusuI
rspson s.a been oS..asd for remedy .a wss
BE s"s &C. Tina, n T. s.as. BE- nd ?: s r. s
obtain PREPARATION and redress fur such injuries out
Dse or ~ tho ~
said soyernnsn or By nsursscsosary Or rsvoiuscnay ~
Nav Grenada elsewhere upon The ysr'oos Or properly feu
s uas he uas q ss n
attack on the persons property * such cassns pasns
over 1S r.nAma rsuroe Or my Io!s scfo W. hh
qurs the eommsson Of such injuries and ouas
be practicable tho Aa IN zach case together with III.
.or ms - sus l Is Is'1a GU
the srs, day Of January, 1850" WV '""
Mr. MASON moved that thi. btll b mads the .n.,.,
NJ HIINTFR ho,,S r. vrorId not ha ,o.as .,.r..,
1.x n ,.rt.d tha .r,r,,,r,. .ir, baI,s 5,.n.sx5 -
rss ana then the senate cpulS tsIa mn srv snhs..
nicsssi =
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NJ ~. NV n.rnc ~ the sr,1 o-J., g. sstrr.v r.-.
:. ~. :, o,ocl - i~' AN~'
NJ OWN said that 70 ast.r ths rsvor+,rs ~ t.t nm
conoress shonld ad;nnrr without doinr .nva,r an ~
snhiect u xo,,a ~ .,ssva ~ 49,. vsr ~ ~
tht thsv o"ld cont,r,,s e. o,,,,t 49, on4,. sos
49, .,t,. ssth ra~saot ,a,,rst ~. hc.ss .hs 80 NJ
If NJ M..,r ,worM he .rrs.d ~ .nd th.t .ct,on M
nror,ntIv ~ takcn ~ ~ r. .ord ,,rsto, - cur ~,
..r. ~ -. rcut.s ~ tr~vc, s177 MT -
NJ sew m .t.tad th.t ha -. o,,a ~ r.,nor;t, e
a.. 1a.s.,,.t ~ ro,ss. p,"u,.-h a..a. "
t;sv from ~. suh.ttnts r.r~rtsJ n t,,crsht 49,
d ~, w. nuoh .Svtss,s =; a,sr..s 49,, ' "a"
-. &c - ~. go. ~ ,s..Ie ,,rYs~ = 1920 z. -S.s,
"a - -. ~..;.SsJ Az. s..h . hs,1 .,,S - - ~.
ana ns va inst suo u. oouu nos ~ oon
HoDa., 10. M e.. "~.st,o, .SS - ~ .u
senate 10 AK the Honso Of Renresent.v,s 10 rrsnS
~. r.r e,,ce th d.v ~ .d;.,rr,,snt 81, Ncrd. s-t
.n. n tha Lii - s Ssn.ts :rond hsvs hs $780,.
~ th.t ,stt.- n. es orrns.d a. ,sL;rc thi. iii 49,
On .n1' odar nc as t,ns 'n1 D INC
M. STUART remarked that the Senate had boen o..
cup;al ~, tvvo davs durrc the nnornirU hcur a. A.
cussinQ kindred subject and had accommodated nothing
vet If the discussion should continue during the nom
- - ''S NS~' 80. 49,, .- - 100 80 800,
ing hour for every day this week. no doubt we should
have the result But after the appropriation bills
4hs h;i1 = - q 1890. nd ho r,.,,.rad ~ - Jasn,s
su1 u'li ~ W os.i.-y' go" ~ P10f. - - o'''"i'0
Mr. TOOMBS inquired whether the bill included Great
Rrta,n
NJ " 4 COW srov,,,s, .ht i. ,,d rot
M TOOMRS thourht va ought to apnlv the same n,e
to the strong that did to the weak.
Mr. MASON stated that on these transit routes there
many Thousand American ctsens passing annually,
and there no means Of afording them protection
He referred to the orages within year or two past at
New Grenada and Iampico and showed that there was
distinction between the policy to be adopted towards
those great powers which capable OF aording redress
refusing it, and towards that class Of unsettled popua
ton where there Is form Of government, and yet tho
authorities unable to exercise the International func
tons Of government.
Mr. HOUSTON remarked That these occurrences only
convinced him Of the propety and necessity OF adopting
the resolutions which he introduced some time since for
extending proteotorate over these South American
States.
Mr. SLlDEIL gave when this subject should
DC akcn up for consideration no should move an amend
ent comforting power on the President to execute the
neutrality laws
drew his motion. - s.ea.
The question being then taken on the motion OF ME
MASON it not agreed to-yeas IL, nays 31--as fol-
lows qg sa
-Mcssrs Allen Bell Benjamin. Hgler cnnsman, pvis
my ev siss Mni ''us'' '''''A' A'''' ' '~'
NAvue.srs pv,rd rri~bt rrocrk Brown Csmsron Cbsnd
Clark clay cOi.me. csnasn, Dnen Dooli.s D9tss r..