Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-21

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mainsd open they might at any moment have
been precipitated into war This was rendered
manifest by the exasperated state of public feel
ing throughout our entire country, produced by
the foreible search of American merchant yes-
sells byiaBritish eruisers the coast of Cuba
in the spring of 1883. The American people
hailed With general, acclaim the orders of the
Secretary of the Navy; to our naval force in
the Gulf of Mexico, 10 protect an vessels of the
United States. on the high seas from search or
detention by. the vessels of war of any other
imn,eiiate collision bet cen the naval forces of
the two countries This was most fortunately
nreyentei byasa,I appear To the siustice of Great
Rritain ard tn fha law of fnations a. Ax;nounded
bv har 'o,yn, most eminent ;nr;sfs- The onlv
a. : "a ybi.h sf;IJ- III
omen is fbe 1iisnuiad tile betveen The two Gov
ernments to- The islanfi Of san sJuan in the vi
ci,;t iof va 81; r,f.;, FaE.;+o,x, AZ tbi cnea
tion & stilf3nndar neoatiation. il il not deemed
ad y;sat,le the N make M,
aIlnsioi, lfei me sfibiectl g. - Tli19 "
Thaf racenl yiait .of The princa Of W aiesi Il in
annronriate cbaraeter. The ineonle of this
country, has proved TO be a most suspicious
event. In its consea uences it cannot fail to in
crease the kindred and kindly feelings which I
trr,sts NAV ever Act1iate the government and
1aon1a of to,b co,, = tleirs nolitica1 and
social intercourse with each other i,ss5 ..a-l e
-t7a adj otsi zsfaa -,,. - ,,l8h % 2 ss.iif7s ~.
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r With France, our ancient and powerful
ally. our relations continue to De, OF the
most friendly character a decision has
recently been made by a French judicial
tribunal, with the appreciation of the I'm
periaI Government which cannot fail to
foster the sentiments of mutual regard
s,l,,-1 - - os;r4a 4 - ,,r,o, az
twc nntrr;es SII7der The French siaS
:; narson can serva +, tho armiesof France
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naihisaer ~ anI u It.
cases nave @ psen csnnrmea oy .ne = rsncn ~, Su
Jieaaag ~ Ssor,'tba Ereneb
ss hooetne Annariesn cit;zens Ia as.
| 49, tbea jaugragIa AZ onr nresent Minister /
Eranecs who bas 1endered Government seryie.
on this occasion. / do not thinkz our Frencl
| naturalized fellow-citizens will hereafter expe
rience much aunoyauce on this subject. I ven
ture 10 predict that the time is mol far distar
when The other continental DO V srs viii adopt tn
same wise and. just policy, which has done 5
much honor to the enlightened Government {
the Emperor. In any event. our Government
bound to protect the rights Of our naturaliss
/ citizens every Ehere to- the same extent. a
though they had not drawn their nrst nreaIn.
this country.We cannot recognize q olsttnctio
between7our native and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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Between the great Empire of Russia and ii
U unlted states the mntualE frlsndsnlp ana =
CARA Whien nave SO ION e1isteff, SILL oe2ntint
to preyali' ane, !, p1ssiole, to
our relations " win that Re are aii tnaFHY
couid q ueslre. '9l hse ..aa.ioiisb oi.t On es3aa
,,si-z.,. ..lo-5o..., sPAIs. llis .5e4L LsisaL1
our feasions WIN opsin - Oh i5saa = 9 -
cemPncaLea, ,n1ugn tess dangerous ns. =;
tnah ,ney 1 We peS. go, N'I ,n1uy -
zens nave iong neiu, auu ~ M =
merons claims against tne spanish -
These mad reen aoly urged ior Hoa SER SER
OF years oy our successive dIpiomatic ,3 Eeprese
tatiVes an puc nit
opa.lsn cau ~. ~
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mentor ,anese ee elatms, ana ane Y!
Marcn' 1ooo, eoncluued y. ~
, purpose win our present aanister 70 'naaf
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