The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03
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- NiVAAAoof. TREATY AND THE NICARAGUA

1xE NICARAGUA. rxsArY AND Tas NicAsAGUA
NEGOTIATION.
W. AERAIp nsluded state that treaty has been
between Sir Henry Bal YER ON the part OF the
:. Vs.s"sson, o. behalf oi he USi.sd States: and sss
Ne has sub ntted the senate for their rail-
Tue terms 2, tbs Gs.y sss ss Ss
ths treaty Great Britain has surrenaered AM ae.1
scnea her poecorsts the Mosquito ,osss that she
hss given up all that part Of The serr
eery Nicaragua abandoned ali posseseory
right thai COAST we'll the right 70 establish ort
aud cartoons there-in word that she has coacsdet
everything Knocked UNDER 70 the doctrine LAID down
by MI Monroe, and thai Mr.. Bal ver has proved himself
sSs ess"e. OF PssasU rsy'or who On The other hand
has shown himself 70 be than match not only Tor
nI Dsiwer, but the British miOssry, With Lord Palmer
sion n their head, and the whole English nation pu 10
eeher. such be the case, can only say that Mr.
dayton and the cabinet devsh clever set Of nego-
present ,ney have their ligat-their Drummond
Aeht-not vnder eushe hut under che Of the Capt.
Soa Al Washington thos exhibiting remarkable degree OF
Modessy extraordinary degree Of bssnslness which
She Dsaieu ~ large will be rather surprised e.
dents our own scndsd say in regard .c this matter
1rc a. much convinced Ne ever were that no soon
tree, bearing such az they have pay upon
10, has been entered into between Mr. Clay ton aud sr
Henry Bawer. We do not deny that on hs face ana
ccrdsg 10 il apparent meaning, such treaty mas 10
Earned but we DO phs.cay dsoeleve th.a Loes id,
ehrough Sir Henry Bciwer, hss behaved 90 remaf Aoy
magnanimous as Is represented we assume e,,S Anow
sooelhng OF the history OF Great Britsu ana o. ' man
which she r.akes We knos too ov she
Will make preenssons msnten them by 'orce ow weak
nations by Of such pfeens ons aitefs ards
act by treaty rights TO which in equity aoa ~ stce she
had color OF claim Such course OF poncy Is chars,
ssris,c Of nation and has in time past De adopted
with signal euccess Who can point out sir gle intAne
where thai Power ever abandoned what sne claued
without getog than an equivalent without &C
quripg rights which, in the first nsanS she
the sightcs. cla2 II does exist; al we are per.
fecty satisfied that in the treaty which hs been as
sus ed shc has play ed the same as has frmer
occasions, and ove-rescned M Clay @ ths art OF d.
plomacy 1t longer than two years that Lord
P.lmerston distinctly and uuequvocab stated, in his
IN the British Parliament, that the ghts OF England
protector Of the Mosquito KING wov bs intsned by
him ~ all hazards, and that IL nee oe the whole naval
force Of England would be eupleys 70 that end Has
reuacted WIS. ne said that occasonY Hss be sesa
any charge the government caooet Of toe United
winch would nduoo ha 70 retire the position
width he assumed at that tmes We hardly
On contrary considering the coosl
tusiopai advisers which General apicitv
called around him. he hao had every to psrss
h, and 70 Dc nand more than what then asserted
The fact s in opinion that loophoe been left
opep-tha Sir Hsnry fulwer has overre1ched Mr. Cay
ton, and that, when the treaty Ia published II will be
fo1nd that Mr. Clay been goriousy circun-
vented and even row can imagine Sir Henry Buiwcr
chuckhng and Laughing in his sleeve at the nice
manner IN which he humbugged the cabinet Of General
Taylor.