Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-06-05


is such as 10 arouss tho mathematics ot ,haoon.
trv. and IN roo,iro a.. 80. a.
end at once md fSrcvcr smob ;nJi@ni,;ss ~ Tbe
slave trade is alleeeJ "a an excpsc H. cnmm it,nc
will not discuss that ouestion. II il snfi. ,;ent that
the United States, though often invoked. refuse.
to recognize the light of polioo. Thew rest on the
principle that n marine under its dnS cannot he
visited or questioned without It's consent. and the
committee deem this A. fit occasion TO declare IL As
the principle of tho United States admitting of No
reserve or qualification, and to be maintained at
any cost.
Resolved, That these Impressions demand such
unequivocal explanation from Great Britain as
shall prevent their recurrence in future forever.
Resolved, That the Committee approves of the
action of tho Executive, and are prepared to rec.
oinmend such future Legislation as circumstances
may require.
..r. .. May 29th.
SENATE.-On motion of Mr.. Seward, of New
York, one thousand copies of tho resolutions of
the committee in relation to British Aggressions,
were ordered to BIO printed.
Mr.. Mason, of Virginia, spoke on the resolu-
tons, showing that it was indubitable that the in
ternational law recognizes no right of visitation in
time OF peace, and in time of war it is only con-
Toded to the extent Of preventing the carrying of
articles contraband of war.
MIR. Mallory, OF Florida. proposed an amend
ment, declat:ng that the American people cannot
permit such Impressions, and therefore Congress
oiOuiul tHlslutb N'O ~ "NNfN
measures at once to prevent the continuance OF
such indignities.
Mr.. Douglas asked, What good does II 90 TO re-
solve that this search is a bli,geient act The
American people and England know that it is
England was Informed of it forty years Ego, and
has violated our rights thirty-three times within
the past few weeks. lie commended and ADMIRED
the ptomptness with which the President has sem
q force to the Gulf, but that force is only up to
me point OF preventing it. Do you suppose we
wiz ever nnd an opportunity to prevent search
maroLon '"ap y. ""t w We sen. ~ acconhpahy GyelS
GNfr save ~. ~ o"a . Wv colh
conld sol = p.;.;aL u s"E.uS 'nas tiS io:Ie
boro thono 80 ISL - u oun' In
i - .noIc threG guns 70 our one IL Is Drave, at
A. non nN .n"s oul u WIN snk 'nelr '"reo,
n sb;n &c ne another course hgt
Of ~ g Mu., Say lhe Wapash, get On Tue 'rack
bor into y ao"n', tu.0w |! uP u ptiIs
t inn ~ III american port, ana IL val tnen De
INV W muke explanations. IL England aVows
~; ~ 10 % :. IL oecomes an lhterha,iohai ques-
sn u u u,sa'o"s 'heir act' IL only remains
H.. u : guy "has punishment we shali ihnic' On
.nose iaWIess persons VINO r!erpetrated these out
.ases. Inc ffesiuent having gone as lar as he
=" ~, I hinl nNVe ae once sucn powers US are
noIessa'y y protect our nag ana MAINTAIN the
i'EHes u our cltlHehs at nome ana ABROAD. i
W. haynes spoke IN praise OF the gallantry OF
Iue navy, "ho' ne salu, would go to the bottom
A. 40 1Her DUTY.
II. "iIsoh was proceeding TO ADDRESS the SEN
ave suPpIruhG the resolutions, but adding that 1t
our uuty also 10 see that the flag be not pros
oy men engaged IN the slave trade Inc
speoiHl 0ruer coming un, Alr. wilson concluuea
Ny moving that ,he PRESIDENT ls hereby authorlzed
empowered 10 employ the naval force oil the
y niteu ota'es ana sehd the same to the scene OF
Iho leeeh' outrages win Instructions 10 capture