The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-03
70 7HB RDrroa or rHs usRALp.
Wa HmorOs. uos %, 1883.

WA Hm0TOs, nay %, 1885,
In comrusicasipg my views ans wishes, Il woOh be
eTs'ty hgm you oil allow me for that porpose . sna
space your colunps Tue time has arrived when every
American cnssp, ald especially every oc'r in the
pavy, shOu DO In yeadioess 20 protect hs couotry's
rights, ssssied they we're nfy years ago, BY Bel
segssfsicD. An oBse, OF ths navy mysew eel CO led
upep sspouse the Of my country, ba. in manner
su,bsy s-d BY Dsopal o. law Toe sossro
p.ns bound BY The usoal comfy TO enter into CORES
pcpdescs 9th the representatives sod ministers Of the
foreign Power. 10 TIE meAnure the outrsxes
toue6 propose resiss them 10 q msnosr uaqaestOo
aoy legal u DO deemed exoa1'eDt) Let VESSEL %
ds's, would g'sd tase 'hs Command ant II ID >
Bn7ssro or esyx sooud stispps 90 sh'vng toe nV, "
ore ~ me n bring ", sbon'd Tess tSem ~ pirates
apo feel that should be jossfsd ny every s~ huma,
ana ovbe ns ps and Derpa ional In So doing LIST tne
s1per Dso be tired shooIo no trt.o, AID or one an
wing tu,. on mss ing IT, ard n oDoe Uoder
prett nee does the Sriwb aas Get ~ UracvY
ROhEar 9 RiElL Lieutenant q. 8. Navy.
TO THE IprroR or rHs HERALD.
There y . w@e old raw ~hob pro,Ose 70 apply to
very "modeIn inssAnce"- Actions speak louder than
~orts."
Senator Mason bss given ABLE and dgu6ed report
upon certain foreign relations" jast attracting al
most undivided suentcn and the resolutions which fol
the report seem to have met y tn UNUSUAL favor
The Of honorable Senator's Of every party and
they smbody principle identified with neroal
property, and ~ saosed 10 - the meaory Of our
ssvai bero<s Who former times initiated shs idea that
liberty upon tho ocean vita boerty upoo
The land. A. far, therefore, ourselves are con-
eerpsd these resolutions AL that necessary; they
the expression Of deep national feeli,g-the embo-
dinner, Of sentiment which ouds sympathetic response
The bress ofevery Oh zen Of this country But make
tie sussesp whether sooe little show O. acti,o on the
asnlA NOT a tn nAu
that msabt shat We said
To b. sure Dformed that the President II send
Tug these 'niesed seas" Whoe disp sable force,
snb orders "tl a vessels Of the United States
Tdm search detention BY the vesses Of war OF any
t'ber patton " THIS phrase has in II, indeed tho
vmE OF he true metal Il sounds bold, defiant;
iii almost brings TO ears the g lex Of re
sourdmg arms" but whom we remember that this
ossble naval force 20 far copsss OF the poor liz
TO Ar etc. o. $50 tons burhso aod 80 power and
tso oberf OF the ssme size and coodhon, We can
but ppsibse with tie gallant gentlemen Who have OF
fereo W command them, and earnestly hope that the
captain Of the Syx with profess iooal msgDsnmity, will
SEND back w"rd 70 our executive that be would rather
be bss right, stake Of bis rize" respectfully
sui mt a, he A,ctc the Water witch and she Despatc
are same and impot~nt coDclasons'' TO Senstor Ma
sons report and resolutions. dhike 70 differ with uni
vepsal copvi c0D seem almoet Icasen 10 do 90 just
bot suppose that Eoglspd does not "back d,vn"
quite easily all say she will The hatred 70 the
slsve trade amounts almost 70 faDacsm In that coun
by, ard s strongest 10 towns most idspaded with
commerce FanAtcA often lose sight OF resson and some
times Of interest They urge aoag their ruling iiea At
The n,ensny Of which hardly reaze snouli over
rice 81 motives o. policy ali feeling Of kodrcd, &c. and,
ne feet and rs wny in nrs, rate ngotns order and feel
ing what buuilisted at the ssue a recent war,
sbsuossy I'VE are not 70 be ou lied into anythi0g we
MOI going TO yield 90 readily right which W. have
ways maintained. and particularly when the mAinte-
paroe o. the tight Is a'solnsely essential 70 the
We all know our own feelings upoo tois subject,
aid under these suppositioDs-re know that the seue
~ould II once he direct and uDavos aoe-we must dsot
n.xts 0axvx u auAt hp Ia
ttboeo tn, ougbtnt the country, III safely uut the
honor OF The into the hapas Of ssllsnt little
navy Alas, for IT, how gallant and alas for The country
ns ialaey to suppose that commercial nAiioo can
mA'D'ain ms con mercAl mpsr sncn ~toous . constant
this tue O. has beso proved IN the history OF
Ds'rps sbose aass sere onee seen 10 81 parts OF The
spo ibslr s.snsn !. hs u,oss nSr.ns Of ssu
Trey bHse been driven r'en svsry dusSe nSsHy
have Dot only lost honor ard pson, but tho very %
jects for sbich these sacrificed rost navy
oesssry In . piopcot OF var presume all begin
Hi fall cy to suppose tia, q navy o.n bs rpade 10
dsy ora So ps OF var eaDno spring fully a'msf
an EQUIPPED even from the "be.ds OF asscm ocd wis
Dom" st wsSbu f,on regiment Of sodsrs may DO
rasd IN this country by toe sinslo tap 81 drum bu.
men OF ser NUT be buit for msn Of var, and saiors
mutt DC eoucatd FOR men OF vars meu-substu,es for
coos In co ~ hurry national honor,
substitutes tor the lauer impossible.
Mpens' .Dese Is 70 os va. .nere,re' ., no., : 10
cettny of buioiog more ships ADD educstpg mme
men. Take up pow and pass that bill for BUILDING ten
upder the table ri tbs hover noIse. N something
Mr. Mason and gentlemen OF the Senate FOR the sake Of
The ssey and no or OF those copstu Mt. all love 80
o. var with England, our seasosrd viii be deso.
lated, commerce ruined, ard ali the salsutry o
little navy spo All the patriotism possess will nos save
them that with our resources viii eventually rise
superior 10 oba5ters lido not pretend 70 deny bat
tb'y may be st least partially Aveiied oy acton no.
Demos heDss said that sc.n the charm Of oraiory
let he ue charm, gspts men, In is oiferett sense,
Of sb rur elcqoepoe noe.
10 faIiaey 70 suppose thd volunteer navy can BE-
mace 10 take the place Of regularly orssnre national
u wI require all OF united en- rt, q nsloa,
70 NEE, tnsano on equal terms upon the ocean En,s
AIMED vssss msht be 81 great asssssoce the govern
msn but they capn5t control or give character 70 tho
war
Ffraliy. I say Inst We vNrt 10 20 into wu with
Epslsno o'eoi'Aey, and come out o. = nooorsoiy: we
must have . national marine. r. w. 5IUFEl.Dr
TO THE EDITOR or THE HsRALp.
am . merchant in need Of mending my broken for.
tunes BY the var; but have add do onsr my services
uniesr board any vesscl that the merchants OF
New YORK viii ~ out protect their vessels from on,
rsge and wrsk vengeance upon the insuer, aud will
sive $500 towards fitting her out armng and vicsusng
others besccs myself and think that 7 could nduco
.ebserpsops among the South street men for $1,000 or
90 200 more.
Evry,bpg 10 10 our favor and le, u, have var. Let
us rceo,e cur flag 70 the of'y pinnacle on ~nsch vas
psoed bv our glorious prcoecessors froo, when has
srn contc 0pt bcfn tbrcWn DOWN lnat tnere 10 CO
sstop OF vYope is rot epous h-tbe wroeg must be
crossed; rot only apologies, but ndemnn aiisu and
gusrase the fsoe Of The sorid that our ass hereafter
shall meet the reepect cue 70 II
And In noibipf, let me quote paragraph In The Cou
rir (tondon) OF jaw, 1919 Notbipg will satisfy the
American but the Abandonment OF the rgh,
uf search Perish the idea Of peace 10 "a only 70 90
made such terGs" d. X.
THE ENGLISH GOVERNMENT AND THE
RIGHT OF SEARCH.
The President ~ the taed states communicated 10
the The correspondence In relation capsure
Of the American bSk Panchia py Britain OH er Who
cent her W Ner York the ground that sne q
SLAYER ergsRed In viola Ing the treaty spd All bs
tween the ubited States and Great Britain rbe docu
mepts are somevbst vommino-s, and have DOLLY hal
copy the letter OF Mr. Ia les W the secretary OF
state. response OF lord Clarendon W W Dallas
viii e that tie Briash Admiralty hae pronspsiy
dsscloiW>d hl act # ooues ion on TIE part Of eir cffcer,
and Mare r,norcd hin FROM servce hs Afrcda uafi
and Lord Clarendon aTTors > act # ensure not how
ever. with, Ut advancing something IN the way Of pala
ton for the onenoer.
MR. DALLAS 10 MN casa.
LEGATION THE UNITED aTATes
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