New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28
GBsEAr nRgFAIN or RECORD.

We take up the IBritisbl Annual Regis
" ter, or View OF History, Politics, aud
.. Literature for the year 1913 "a work whose
accuracy VIII be disputed by DO British statcs-
man-and read therein the ~ Declaration oi the
"Pr:nce Regent" afterward George w., then
the head of the British Government, OWING 70
TIE insanity of his father George Ill issued
from, tbe Palace Of Westminster, Jan. ., 1913,
setting forth the causes and grounds-as they
were apprehended BY the British Government
of the then existing war between Great Britain
and the United States. From that important
1uanifesto--of which every word must have
been deliberately we's'll by the Ministry from
which it emanated--we extract al that seems
70 bear on our existing difference with Great
Britain, as follows:
"The President Of the United States has Il 8 tine since
proposed 10 Great Britain srs.e not howevrr on the
adu ission a the OF hitherto relied vas re-
moved bu. OF condition tbet Great Britain a. preliminary
sep, should DO away Of "a. now brought forward
as suh f5l TIC frs: tine namely, that is fsould alaaaoa
ac ez5riis 81 Ter uHDouEiED RIGHT 0 seayoi 10 iale
trosl A4ooa nercaGEt resies Byt searer rc Ha mai
Joya srIe o, us Maaiy; and tls concession Was re-
Ourrd titt 4ne Nnbii uf ftiSifA -
the Le.ar1o OF the United States, to IIeeeHt ,uch csp,a
o o. ,eiirr into their terycs bnt nderchden. ~ tbs o.
i-eh 20 m eYc,siye reliance a5ro State or tue
seg,ation # ral .ats explanation. ccad
be tgoded by tie agent who charged with I'LL oy.Ie,
either as 10 tie main pin ls upon wi- sue ' we're
to be ounded or a. to hs provisions which It upposcd
they shoald contain
This proposition havu, been objected to. second pro
posal made again Offering arltce provided tlc tii-
IA would ee,ey apua;e 70 Eenource he cer
else OF the :ig.t in a Treaty Of peace. IRIS
most oa,Isiv, proposiiion also r. ell" &c. &c.
The proposal Of an arns;cc nrd Of sub repeal
Of Dc IesGi tive measures boi sidg subsequently me'e
By tho commanding officer Of Iii Maey's nssal forces ga
the American coast received IN tie LDs sTt by
tie GoyernIaont Of the United stae Tas ar n he
yaetce u ,esfncat asd uoa, IN iie couespond'
Itch passed thst occaiion preliminary
to cc ston Of Loities NegoA' it wa stated. might
take Iacr wi,nou. any iuspruson % tr exercise Of this si
and a.so aihort cny ce beis cocndcd; bu; Crest
ialn ,s required previously 10 agree without eDy nowi
ea e aIcquacy of the system which could be substituted
70 po basis of accepting The legislative regulations
ofa fe-n State the sole eqsea for the exoTcie Of
wbe sle las icit bo essential to the sP,ri i her
Hi4rfae Por1.
II Amets by demanding ,his preliminary concession
steuc droy tie validity Of that Fisht N THAT DKSi
CKrsT BfrAy cAsXor Acarrscr nor i-H he gre coHH'
ieaac u pye,easioa by aeccdins to H. suspension,
,nach less 10 is abandonment basis onwch 70 ac' ~
Finally, 10 summing up tho grounds Of dil-
ference between the two Governments, out OF
which the war had grown, the Prince Regent
says:
uis Royal Hsbnes can admit ths. IN The ezer'e
OF ne UxpornTED and hdeto padigRed ,gh 0f sevlEg
aevlq noohont tessss ia Tine u car, TIE 10 prosacn ~
U,7ib s~rsl.a When found ihcIein b. desned c@F
rfon a neutral Tag. N,iher can he einhl that ilo
taking Of such from board such vesfes ca" DC con
,dyed Ly an aepral sfate q hostile Juif-
allie cause oJ uar
There Is 30 right clearly established than the right
which soyereien bss 20 the o'csance Of lis suee' NOR"
specially IL tine Of Tleif allegiance - no oliio'
daty which hey decline aud at pl,a'nre IL il
cal which they bound o0eyi - he~n Win ileif bitn,
atJ rsn oriy terminate with their existence.
"f sluilsr,y Of argnsre Hsy make e. az
crcsc Of this rgat more liable TO D1rai nfate ansoca
sna oJass when prscced toward vessels Of the United
States the same oi sbces uDske II slso ri Sf ne
Of sohh IN reyard such resss u Is more dcuffo
dispense.
bu, II to the practice Of the United States to hGbor
British be adjed he assumed night Ia iiapEeT tte
seesuce Of BIi.h succts and tus 20 carco tie oyde-
in Of their legitimate eeign, By acts OF nstarsizacn
md ceGc4es OF citizenship, which they pretend be os
.sil oo, o. heir territory within Il & Is ooes tlss
10 s5afdo ms anc,eai rightef Cres. Bhlnn, admit
these nesa ,easi9ns Of the United States would be te
expose 70 danger ne RAJ Foundations of mesiiac
sGen9fi.t
In placing the above so consplcuousiy be-
fore our readers, aud asking for IL the especial
attention OF British resIdeats among rs, ana 81
tloir respected orgnn 10 our city (@hch we
trust viii reprint tbem, with the residue oi
the document il it ehal seem good % do SOY,