Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-01-10

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sillinil'S mn 'his "a estion nave FALLEN INT"
an argament, Tor what seems to be a
BFitish side of 1t, against my own
county but Lam relieved from all EN-
baIrasslhent on that subject l had
hardt.y f,iien into. that line OF argument
When nt1f'fscovered that was really De
fe aftlIgsisla MAINTAINING not exclusively
6ritIsils interests, but an old, honored
ana szsierished a merlean cause-noi
ttpo ss'f'1sh g, sauthorities, but upon
princ' gse,s that constituted large por-
sloh l' - VI Ing ne u'stihctiVe poiicy ~ Which
the essatsd otates nave developed the
= contlhens, ana thus oe
l,sonafe y 'eons1ass.tssi.o maritime power
'la Ssssa .he res 0s Peet ana commence 81
many nations lhese princlpies were
iald GOWN Ior US IN loot oy James
Madlson' When Secretary OF State IN the
administration a OF Ihomas Jenerson, In
INSTRUCTIONS 10 oames Monroe, our
Minister TO England Aitnougn the
ease oeiofe nini concerned description
oi persons oinefent from those VINO are
llhciaeh.aily the sup)eSs OF the present
discussion, the ground he assumed then
was me same l now occupy. and the ar
suments by which he sustained himself
upon II nave been an inspiration TO me
Ia preparing TINS reply.
henever, he says, property
to'Ho y, ,;,1i ~ neut'ai sesssi Is supposed 70
oondanst;aa a1 en any 'ounu i ~ capture a"u
tb.t tba nestle - WY hi -. Ga =. 's as@;.,aa -
hr .ha 80 - - Ia NJ. 1o uaeu
~ " eaii'1u peiu.e a
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20 'n's 'es'eou' a"u 'nus fespousloie
III d ease u mere properly OF .riVlai
aa,,'; aa.o w. aouiu oe pet tnl'''eu' WIN ou'
ing - any 'i.ouAai = "ha'e'el' ~
sA'n.'e q, lne oiew u heu.rai vessel 10
49, ~ .an' quest'on u 'nei,
3;:yl os
=, - 1'i "e Ha onoo'o iu'o
'ee q 80 ~ 'ea' s: W lis ieeii,i ou''ins
nun on iao'n M; 10; Dlos' 'enasi 'o"neA
lons' eAPos'n us ininu anu ms person !,
~. 'n1 ,;eo ] ;.sa1f :. IA u.s' piine, 9a anu
n Nc ii'o $50 ~ '"1 e''ee.
'easo"' os''ee anu nulia"isy u'il'e III
o1s'S pio.?s'."s A'"'' % eA''a''s 'n' . pio-
eeeu'"
Ii decide this case In favor OF my
| own ooVefnment, l must dlsavow Its
most cherished principles, and reverse
ana forever abandohlts essential policy
Iae country cannot afford the sacrlhce.
II | maintain those principles and ad-
here TO that policy, | must surrender
the ease Itself. 1t will be seen, there
Etefssthat this iiesernment could not
denyahe justice OF the claim presented
! lto e, uszln @ TINS respeet3 upon It's merits'-
aHss asheo 10 40 10 Ihe brltlsh ma
1J siJ" ,4s' @na' We ,ia,e always ihSis'eo
- M ,'; " D. - 70
VI '''o - l'''i >'o' e' u ''iie u
no ~ '.oe - ""oo III ois'ouileoes iiianher
: uis ss'o' o'ei'i'hea'' sinee i's hfs' organ
,A,'io" nas he'eI useo more s"araeu
'"i ~ - q s-'Niia' =,
e .n ~, " =! 'o". .a o9.o" Ia i,
IT, ~ 80" I'''. u ,ne 10y oi 'nis
- i'.ou 80 uI'L'H "a 'ne
P'u's1 pri sp"s y "ou'u De .nS
80 - RI ~ M us So agaetnaI ' aha',. ~ e.a,l "na
m.ninn nrano~,;ons W. of tl,a an;st;a iA "u' =,
Iii .I's eA.s' :"
SUI 'eN''o"' do "ei' ~. do 'i'e tiPara'ise
uni'i' ~ i'o' 'a"oe Vi 'ne 'aP.uieo pe'sons
theinsei'es' Ise wren ois 2 ssioi'a'eiy
"e's neu' napP.'y ioioiu no ifoih fesof''
ny 20 tna' qeiense. -,
aol am unaware 'na' a a'nerieaf
ei'iAens arc ~. ~ any .ase 20 oe uil
e.e ;n,o H. pasu;ae s of fa,a; 80, auS pu' poss
n''Iu. IL f sua osa :.
10y .'Ae "a P'o'oo Peisohs' io"efei' VI
o'he,s VINO are interested IN tnem
coula uS'iy fa'se a question on tha'
ssiouua
Nar have | been tempted at all BY
suggestions that eases might be founc
in history where Great Britain refused
to yield to other nations, and even te
ourselves, claims like that which is nov
before US. Those cases occurred wher
treat Britain, as we'll as the Unitee
Estates, was the home OF generation:
(which, with all their peculiar interest.
and passions, are passed away. Shs
could IN no other way so efectualiy
disavow any such injury as we thinl
she does by assuming now as her owl
the ground upon which we then stood
1t would tell little for our own claim:
to the character of just and magnani
nous people If we should so far con
sent to be guided by the law of retalia
ton as to lit up buried injuries from
their graves to oppose against 8hat Ma