The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-11-30

! war agains, the adversary whom We aow enconn.
ter The vefy Efforts which be makes 70 isolate and
| invade ms mi ~ exhaust bis means, whilst they
rye 70 cont,i 10 the circle and diversity the pro-
du,tiona Of u,,r lustrial system. The rcconair c
ucn which he sesks " es - W arms ne vines daily
mere aid me pslPs, ns ~ suDs SV ~, Gly 60
| In full free, Tut hey have been siren henel, aud
| Uhat,vcr don' may have lhlg'tod {, the niads {
my mus; have 0y,n mp''ieiy ospcIled ~ subse-
instead ~ iu- DISSOLUTION o. l,,-Yc. "A
| wet inde CD" l' o. which ~ are vIxlyui.
| y might 20 IT, vniicstion fr tho course
| We hav, edopf y = sccLe. which srC nov bcrr
cnhot'd IL the Unit stat p. o.. Del W. now lolk
| with C. niCm' turHs aston ire.t rn thNst w,th
| wiom th'y b. " ben 20 recently ttnt.,t,d. They
Shrink Win aversion frum The hare i4ei II renewing
| sNcn conntcti n. When tn SEGA Pr silent
msl INK wsr without the pss, mt " Ccnyr, ~ when
! tl'J ittold judges reatenci because they ra'r-
TN tAt WI e ia pesA O. mus, 90 gtcrtd 10 fcn VI:
tlth t.ty see justice and law trs IMPLIED under tho
ann. u be ] ct military authority aud UPRIGHT men
buu ua. .tLt woman dragged to distant dungeons
ui"n ~ mere cdic' Il d pot; when they hni al
WIS ttl'ft'd and an udtd ty pco L. Who bad
teen In The mll 90 jG,luctt " freedom but few
mont sugo, thCy l,i,ye that there must he some
tdi..d inc'mL ~ ility r,tEcen such apeople aud
Themselves. With such pcuplc we may be content
t. liy, at pc c. Tut TIE s,paraon il final, aud frr
iho itd'I cr nee We huys asserted We will accept
n g'tcuai vc
The rpttfr o. the hos,i'rics which they b,ve
ssr0, s' = %. M 1t be- characterized ~ hart.-
f'.f, Nttt V'r % = uuot rsiorl. Tb,y have bonn
.f.,. 'tdt' 'nuH, Ylnges without giving ,ticc
.' 't..lu ttl ,.I r,n, ~ enable them &, escape,
Dr.. I..n, 900 toe sH,,ctci taU "a glt a. The period
'. f &C., u g -'if.s' them m q cfie' tudly,
.'.t 1 aii bns sII.i. ~ - danger. Afsln
rf ~ N. tho tt -fr hon Of ptiy t. I.us.s anil
i.,.r..v ard inhui.s " TIE tnl,t want n ch trnr.
,.f, rv. Do NIuu n-c''nOataIis htv' IN ttkcd their
10 So sug their uru.fs All upon our territory
No - we ought To have cen aim'nishrd ~
,H,~. B. gs tld tn.y wpra dspord H. make war
4 o. fs lu The m II cruel and relentless spirit, yet
~H wtI. rot ~ pred @ see tlgm 10 III large IA
t'' 'y"tiii'h WITH The conf, ~ i pprros', not only
I, Ii.gr, tut To irCtr sctyilu war in oar mi lat
D. they covert tl'ir sIirrs into iny,ndi riea and
robbers End Involve us iu species " war which
claims non, 'ulatanis, women ami children a. its
victims, IT, must tNItCt tu be ,a'td ~ outlaws
AMI "a mics ~ msikini There are certain rights
humanity which are entitled t. respect even In
Nsr and he who refuses a. gard Thorn i5rfrits his
inns, II c. pturcd e. boz considered a pris ner
& war and must exp ct To- be- dealt with ~ an Il.
tttcci against all W D. man AM oivn0.
ST. ct tuut'u with Violating our rights under
TIC ct n.tons At home they have extended
lc hiuti,s go va wthit other Jurisdictions The
lis' rguisr,i remit iupn whom, with your arpro-
val ~ the lHs' s,s'iun, commissioned b. represent
the 'ohiferacy 1t certain foreign courts, have been
r'refty ized ly p'llu u. lifted States ship
,'.wHr ou boHfd Brit. sh steamer. uu their VOYAGE
hum the neutral Spanish port Il Havana IN Eng
lad. The United States have thus claimed y gem
'tal iurl.iitton over The high seas and entering =
BruA ship, sailing ugdrr ~ county ltg, violated
the rights Il Embassy, for the m n part held A.
UrcI. even ausnl-~t hAflAriAus, by ssiyIug our
ministers whilst under the protccti,n and within
tie ID miuiulH OF a neutral nation. The sc gentle
men wtrv ~ much under the jurisdiction 81 the
lrtsN government upon that ship, sud beneath ia
<, uH Il they hnd been ON lis soil AMI a claim ON
thr uIft e HI luittl SYtpa to seize them la the
si'6't. e l. ndou would have br'u rs vol 'bInled
"a o. 4 tn apIir,hond them whore thny taken
Hal they teen malf c'ofs AMI citizens even Of the
De- tod States they could lot have been arrested on
,lHiti-h ship, 90 on British sp uuless under the
v, i,t- pro,is, u e treaty amt aer3- iiry ~ tie
rms th,t,n IT. yided r. ,hc extrtltou u crm.n-
ala.
But Rights the most s,crcd seem ~ h,v, list ~
respect ii their 'ves WHOM Mr.. Fulkrcr, flr-
mpr Minister Il the United States IN France, com
n'~.' ned before the "i'n n Virginia his M
I've state, rrtrruel tn good tdth tn Washington,
To- s,tur lis accounts and .,lhll all the ohligatiols
INTO vi ich he hyl entered. r WIZ pom iiousy ar
req 81 md impris ned iuE'w York, whr-r lac NV
b. Tho uusu-p ting tvrti'ic with which he
r,purt,d tn IL Government Wa abused, and his
d,sro t. iuihll bis trust to them was used ~ his in
jury
L. conducting this war We have sought no
ua Aui uropo "a no all,ancor, offensive AMI defrn-
s.yt, ~ rad. W. Lave ,skrd for - 'oyuzel place
100 the great family Il nations: hut IN doing ~ We
lave dtmtudod nothing for which w. lid MT of'r
lfir equivalent. The advantages II intercourse
.r' neutral amongst nations, and In seeking
to osialliSn dip!omatic ri dons We were
only 'nn ,ay'r,ns !" pace u INN. inter NE,
Perhaps We had the right, II we hal chosen u eN-
rris II, T. ask & know wtc'her tine principle that
no To be l1nilnl must hC ent"'tinl,
l,muly annonr ced 10y the Great Powers II Europe
It Par Is ~ bo generilly enforced or appll ony
o. Hrtcttlar pgrticf, Nhtn the nitier Il, States
At your Inst sSun, leclme party Ia tho declare
lion rottlirmug tlis principle Of international law
which has been rrco ,niz,d 80 long ly pUbliciat4
and rumrut', certainly 'lpI ~ ii tnAt II WAS
IN - univ, sally enforced. To" custom iry law ~
nytovs iH mad. up = 'irT rn ic' Y thrr tm their
d, larUtl,us hui, II such deductions are only Ia
be- emf reed n particular mHt ~ t7, at the plcasur"
Of VI u-r vs. .o make them, tluu the comm of the
az fH.. IN d HFal q al
iiuu # a general law, all become sill' h. tAe
caprice # thu4r vi % execute or suspend Il NJ VIII.
IL such IL to hr the cu1r 20 nations In regArl t.
this law i is lain mt i will thus become rule
for the weak, ,nl not fur the TtuuZ.
Feeling tAat sucu views must De taken by tho
neutral uatIp' of tle'lth, have caused the evil
d,ucp 10 he collected, 81 iuh proves completely tie
utter Ia, nj ipnDy of III aimed ho ktdr & our
90 IT. and shall direct 20 g. e l,il before such CIV
rrnmeuis NJ shall nfrd rs tho means II being
heard. BIT although We should he ben httei hy
the emf rc.tn nj If this law, 80 spemuly dsler'd
IS the great Powers Of Europe, We are not d'pen'
irut ON that tnforConn Mt f0r the successful p-us'u
ton If the war. As long as hOsitiCs cultiuur,
tlc Cpifserat at's viii exhibit steadily It,
crpasiug .paCy a. furnish their troops with ipd,
rluthIng and arms. II they should be forced tn
flregn many II the uNuries and some of the com
forts NJ Me- they will AZ least have the consolation II
knowing that they are thus daily becoming m re-
wd more Independent Il tic rest Of The world.
u IN TINS pr"''Hs' l","r IN th1 C'hi'd.t'te
States should he gradually diverted from those
| great southern staples which have given life
| e. r. much OF the CO mmerce II mankind in other
chsuncAso a. h. make them rival producers iuSt5nd
| 4 ptudu II customers, they VII not Ice the only,
| nr even the chef l1ssTH ly this change In the
lire,ton Of their inlusrv. Although It IA true that
| The cotton supply from the Southern stds could
MY he totally cut of hy the suly rson Of our social
system, yet IL IL plain that long continuance otths
no kade might, hy diversion Of labor and hy St
mcit Of capital IN other tunp'oymonts, - dmni-h
tie supply 10 bring ruin upon all those intert SITS
Il foreign COW ri which dependent on that sta
PIE For every aborer who is dive ted from the cul-
uire Of cotton in the South perhaps fur times "A
many elsewhere, who have found subsistence In the
| yari rus ,ml lymrn's growing ont Of ~ use,
| viii be forced nsn 10 Oh ,ngc their occupations.
| While tie war which is wagri TO take from Ms the
right # selfgoycrnmc can never attain that en- y
| 4 r,tn.irs To- be- seen how for It may work rev ,
| luton IA the industrial system NJ the world which
may ea suffering u othr- lands ~ wei. as ~ our
| ,wu, .,
| .s humble dependence up1l Providence, from
Shoso searching sprutiuy We cannot conceal the Sc
ftis Of or lplrts and to whose rule We conf lent
| Is suIl our dost'u.rs. For the resi- shall de-
| pond uron ourselves. Liberty is always Won
| Al,r.'. ere EXISTS the unuoulutrtila will Ia be
free, .i We tav. reus.u know tine sirens tn that
IS ig,u ~ conscious sense not uHy Of the mlgui-
| uiGt. 1T ~ tlt r,r't BUSINESS ~ or cNusi.
tSiHr', JGrrEE5os DAVIS.
| RlgrNoSr, Nov. Is, 1901
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