Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-24
BRITISH POLICY.

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o'i VI May Mr' "regory' Tue pa'roh Vi tie
Jeif DAVIS c0nsprators, asked certain ques-
| tons concerning the policy of the government
torcIino An,.r;o,r oa;,irs ,vhioL wora an
m
s"ei'u ny horu oohh RUSSELL lne purport
OF the questions is shown by Lord Johns re-
plies =.
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'"e ''"s"e' W sucu question must de'
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ilston, uu' Horu Lyons Is Oh opinion That
suO' ''i I.'.i,''" "Vu'u NC iouhI Impractical
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IVA ''"' " O'o'""ue vi any port oI the
sout,eIh eo''eueracy' u"iess IL were elective,
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msete't i's,' a. Gn issuing le.!ers oi 'larque'
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81. w i''' IA '!'c e"se vi cet
.a'' Po'.''a's VI =" o''.e peins III inS"'rec'l'n
,V t ""S siuu ' WISH ls SEEMS RIP ippl.caoe
government at that time allowed the bclliger-
| rut rights ui the provisional government of
| Greece and ia consequence OF that allowance
| the Turkish government made n reuun.
/ STRANGE | may stale the nature of that re.
! munslranCe and The reply of MI Gaming
The Turkish government complained that
| the British government allowed 10 tie Greek
| "A beliigcrent character, and observed that it
appeared TO forget that to subjects in rebellion
nc national character could properly beung'
But the British government informed MIR.
Slratturl Canning tnat "tle character OF bed.
| liuerency was not SO much "A prInciple lis a
fact; tina, certain dtgrte OF force aud COZ
| sistency, acquired by any mass of population
engaged in war, entitled thai pupuIalItn 10 be
ueated AS b,ltigerent, and, even it their tile
were questionable, rendered it the interest
well understood Of all civilized nations 50 TO
! treat Them for Whit WAS the alternative A
power or il community (call il which YOU will
which was at war with another. and which
covered the sea with its cruizers, must eithe.
be ACKNOWLEDGED AS a bplIigrrenl or dealt
| with ns a nrDt,, :" whirh l,ttrr rborDrter ~
applied to the Greeks. was loudly disrlain.d.
| In a s,parate dIspatrh of lin, same dan (l2in
! of October. lo25l Mr.. S. Canning was re-
| minded that when thn Briti.h ,1vernn.ui
acknowledged the rirht OF either beliip,rent
TO visit aud tetain British merchant ", -ss'S
having euem., ~ >" ""aru' ANA 10
| coufses. sue" properly, II was necessarily
-'pieu as coau'Vloh OF such acknowledge
nieh' 'i'at inc ue'eh'ioi' was lor the purpose ot
oiinsi',g the 'eSstls detained before an estaO-
hsne- Noui Vi lllZe; anu tidt collllScillloh ulu
ho' '"Ae pace uhti ailer conu. mhalion by
sucl co'ipe'ent tiiouiai. 1he question las
oeeh uhuer tIe consideration oil Tie govern
uleht' 4hey nave consulted TIE laws officers
Oh the crown lie attorney and solicitor
Se"er"' anu 'he queen advocate ana the got'
efHHteW, maze come 10 Me OPINION mat The southern
c9hJedefdcy % America, dccofdtny TO those Drtnci-
pes "''ch seem 10 mem 10 be Just ptRctpteS must
| oe uedted as a OetftgefeW. Hear, hear But
Iuriher questions ARISE out OF that question,
| "ith IesPec' 10 winch we are sun III douDt-aS
| wI't' are De d'tefdt'onS Uhtch are TO De made IN
He taW q n"'oas' IN consequence Of the declaration
q FdtS; ana those questions beng Of d!BcM
an" INTRIGUE nature, hare not get been determined
upon lhty are sun under the consideration
Oh tiie government and Will be still further
colsiueieu oeiore any decia.ation Is made to
on" y. s'i7sir')
AZ laler Iour tie same evening, Mr. Ben
ti''cN asAeu Aord falhersloh whether, afler
', ,Ie, news recently received from America he
sun auhered 10 the nhahcial pollcy OF Mr..
0ituSlohe,
1'otu faiinerston SAID, no one can regret