The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-16

Asree-a thug q frequent occarasce sndag
n the meantime sae opinion whian Mas fou0d toe
nomser u sp,ox ters u t0ss privasee'ing 10 not
Led ~ piyscyby The s~ at oasloos, ~od sost, Ma
iasss no. hS,na yig0sd the Cohvealion N 1856,
q xrva.ssysp0uld 40. possioly be ooesidsrea AZ
However he guvwpLoe ns nas toolgh< u uscse-
pnoiirn . pOclaaassson, IN which IL notifies Egg.
tsiB ibas In eoIolrng themselves IN Toe ssr sico
ng 10 hrs OF rparqoe FROM eisber Ut tns oell,ge
trf, thy forfeit tDeir right 70 protsct,nu
M shUt, are lbe pr ioc,pies winch England seems
% soiish, regard oai 70 the OPINIONS n,sner
wed II Parliament and W ths artcles QUO shed Ia
is she viii only recognise elective DOckades,
mentsned ny naval force really capable OF
X trading vessels entering and leaving the
= ports, she viii require that oeu,yal ,uercnau-
tspscled On board Of enelnies' vsssels; AID tina.
IA isg coveys metchaH1pe, willis raooe oislng
Of American meD-ot. war u visit trading vessels,
% ascertain whether MT the carry go,ds
d oi war F,nslg she refuses ner protection Co
nnJec's 0ho MI nt enrol b smseiv-s Ia the ser
re Dit gsrens parties, o. ssse their etters ~
A. toe same time, according u the lang nage
Deth hOoses, and tao tone adrptai oy Inc
10 not dficll. TO understand that |, 10 feared Ia
Mat Eos iisn subjects may DO found Ia considera'
hers ON boaud the vessels VI both oeliigerents,
% not desirable 20 admit that the United States
right 70 treat the crews OF captured pftysteers
y, but simOiy "a prisoners OF war.
thern States appear dispOed thus faf TO rejo u
iDe, out fur q reason which seems 70 us no, u
ne governlas Mt OF the Uuited states, not having
the Paris agreement, cannot pretend 10
.,rivatsers NJ pirates besides, II Ia net
ne pane OF privG,eers that Mr. Lncln
. to hang the ere rs found On o0ard 3,o thefn
but unaer that OF rebels The Sou ,nern STATE 9
bis eyes, In state OF opea revolt against tn ,,r
government. The Amer,,an Constitution Olsi
uses Statos the right 70 rass arcnses AMI levy
|Ar' Lincoln ,nyokcs, then, az en;e, ,egitim .cy
otter Of the law aga net revoutioniAtS vho, With
their hands, support the cause of he South, aud
he defenders o! the constitution consider as
n cor pection we VIII remark taa. there is a me y.
ich the government Of the UDi'ei states might
OLce, and which would tend to sinpiny the so
|ate5 Questions 70 which this Vretcned ciy,l war
30 IL u'ust not be forgotten that when The gov
|. OF the Untsd states refused {, So oscroe 20 the
II tie Paris treaty aboishing pfivaseering, that
sent had been for O. long time ia the hands Of the
party, end ,hat IL ID ths same policy which ia 2or
lave & lde anu ti5usier expeditions wdich 40 Y
'kes the defenre of privass-rs. We cannot. then
injuslice now that the North is freed rom To \.
d policy coopei her 70 suffer the cDnseq leuces %
. would be fair to otfer her an opportunity Of
x, Ia coinmon with the European Pc vera,
rs Of civilized natlons,. oy which the Souta
~ Rilipg 70 DO bound perhaps even in
,ii n Of the even 8 which have occurred. If the
strtss no,V 20 acce The declarations OF the Con
Pnrts, E,vope tootLd congratulate thsm tor Htsse
place Jstuate>ys cutde he pale of the l1o in The
iosB IL the Old World At the sans tine thsv
cse've u Themselves the right to arm privsteef IS
the souta, but ooly py ~ay OF repIisai IN the
shoA issna letters o. marqne against Northc a
Z. Bey ODd doubt, the ADHESION Of the American
nent 20 the principles laid down by tue Paris
~ weult then remain In the conoltion of a dead
uying the present var; but, IN default Of better,
4 w at least q declaration Of principles which
lind the United States In future.