The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-12-28

lion 40 10 yvbeth ar On sorcs 80, cons,t II rssiar
troons or yolnnt,ers or both This question NAV bo
moet sppropTis.elv sft 10 Inc dectsnt of O,np "a o.
would merely Observe that should volunteers be So
iectes', such force c,uld be easily Tsiccd in Iris
country sInony thoeo who svrpstblyo With tho sif
ferpr. Of onr ,nsn,t,nste Siow oitizs,a in xc,,
and Si.h the uuh.upy condition OF that republic =
Such sn Secession 10 the forces OF the conscientious,
oyernn ent would ep.b,s 4, room 10 N IN tho city ot
Mexico a e,tend ts 10 ser oysr Tue whole rp 5,b-
he 7, tb., event ii, Al "a no rc.,n, 10 donbt ,h,t
the ju't claims Of our citizens Jud b. assasi aud
sdeiu,te ,ed,css oSta,ncd for the iniuri.s iufctd
upon them, Tho const t,iti nal s,y.r1msnt have
ever eyir cd a strong desire 60 do uI Justice, and
tSs ,nsy might be secured In ad7.'0' e' preliminary
IL inay ", said tha, these measures vii, q. lat
indrect y be 10 conp aent viii our wise aud settled
iorosn naiiona Blt does not tho prvsent c,se 'air
ly constitute an exoog'tonY An aajctnns republic
il in a state q anarchy and confusion, from waioh
sho has proved wholly unable to extric,.e hsrsei,
sbo is entirely d. sttute o, tho po yer 10 msin.sn
peace upon hcr bdsrs, to prevent tho incursions
e .nait into Ga- t.!,torg 10 hCr f,sc and q hOr
Ioitlt d gcvornmont-~e have . i,r doopor iatsret,
socially, oomnercially ard pSucAly, th.a any 9TH
drifting about ss she Is im pellcd by dir ,rontf.od
As good neighbor, shall we u extsad - bor
helang hand ~ save htif II W. do MT, IL word
isks the tis and ,hus ioro, 10 iatorferu Al sst
uider circumstances u iuoresset dul aulty for the
usiutansnes OF our established policy:
lrcpos tue Recommendation contained la my lsss
ennua IN 'tssf that authority may bN g,yea D. tno
PIeifent u osta0hsh one or muro tompora'y m u,
hry post AoJoss tue meNicAn inc ln son 'rs sho
Cbhukhus, whore tn 70 may be nee sjary 10 pr tct
the lives aud propcity OF American aud M,Niosn
oitz'ns 80 ainbt TIE cdut ns aud dhprodMiooso OF
ue Indiin. ~ rsh n a, o. Hsoss ro,e,s on tas'r
VI poSs % called APsp., ia SONORA, In S c,untry @ nSS
Almost S the sSsS Il sSS ,s
have prevented much injury aud many eruslues dur
Ing tho ps,t EeAon. stas Of lAwlossnsss and vlo
lenco prysus on tnM ohtant Iron,et. Lug ana
property ato thore wholly insecure. Inc poputANon
OF Arzoua now humoeIing N orc man eh tooussna
sour' hV I'sSN'Nb suo'sssuso ". =, II W
MuI der, rApne, and other or mes are oommited
wuh iupuniiy !, tAorforo, Agan cali the attention
Of Congress to tho noe ssi'y Tor oatAb hhing torr
'0 The p sS wIes S. SSs % Of tho 18th r.bruy
1871. 70 which reieried In my last annual mesase,
fAned TO tceve the raahcsuon Of tpo goveIpmens OF
that republic, for reasons which l need not en1mo-
rsto. A similar treaty has been since concluded DO.
twten the parties, bearing dase on tho .lSh narco,
1850, witch has a,Ieady been ratified py Tho NcarA,
guam Cong sress This will DO I'm mediafoly submitted
70 tne Senate for their rsthcAhon Its provisions
cannot, thhk fAl to 10 acceptable u tho people Of
oar clsios agaius, the governments OF Costa Rics
| and cArasua remain unredress,d though they arc
press, In an oaraest msnaor, an not without hope
| sfuccsar.
| deem II 10 be my duty onoo moro earnestly TO
recommend to Congress the passage OF Law autho.
rans tho President to snpoy tho naval force At his
| prupnty of Ams,Iosn clt'Ecns pssdpg Ia trsnat
| aoross tho PanAms, NicarsgIa, I'D Tehusatepco
routes, ag,inst sudion AID Iaxt' outbrelks and
pl6, cd In former me sges la support Of th. meas
re- sufrce It 70 say tnst the uvss Of mSuy u our
Teoplo sndtho security OF vas, amounts OF trva.uro
p...,nx and ropa.ulsu over ons or mora of these
! routes tetw'en the Nlsatc and fsc'nc, may 10
| dc,riy Involved In tho acIon of Congress on this
| cub ject.
'n'So,iy tc Si'ca % tho President 70 c%ploy tao
naval I. re- - protect American morcnsnt vossa{,
1 cir c~r md csrgocs, against oleat aud lssless
ssh. AnH G,rusHsoe iu sno Po Ss.s c'''otrss
4 msy be lu disturbed and revolutionary condition.
The mere knowlcdse that luch an authority had be
| conferred A. have already stated, would OF Maek
in great degree, prevent the evil. Nol,hor would
naval S,viee'
TIE chief oSjscion ury"' '-'r.' ts. giant ;i q
| violate the Conrhtution ion-,bat It would be transfer
Of the war making, or, stictIy speas,ng, tho war
declaring power 70 tho Es 'cstvs II this were vol
Al rest.
Congress posscssI tho sole and exolusis, po yer,
suno eau "raIs1 and support sralies," and " pro-
Vide and pan,s,n a nayy." Bat sttor Congrl $.
,SsII have dScIsrld war, and provldsi tae foro,
nsOo~.Iy T. csry Il on, the Presi,sni, .. Com
nnInv I'm so,". IL in msslns war as.ast ,hs onsmy.
T1i. n M, plan Ia au.so and history prove, a. Il
was the well known intention OF tho trainers Of the
| Copstituti N.
IL xiu moi he denied that the general 4" pp yer 10
scni,ra wa" 4, without and ombiao WITH
in itsof not obiy Whist writer's on this law Of naton
va. al /, ,hn,t every species n hostility, no a.
ever cnuncd or Hm,s, d. Wtuout toe sushor.ty Of
Conpro@ the Pr,si isnt cannot aro . hottie qua In
iy yyv g moi be- doab,od .sas under this power Cob.
P0sias%pt % 20 s,aploy & tis forco a his somusnd %