, 1863-09-15


count cf the new Emperor Of Mexico, who
will be as power}ess IS King Canute against
the 1isirg tide Of the American people. His
chair matt be withdrawn or be- will be over
whe1med.
FOREIGN INTERVENTION.
In regard to foreign Intervention Or inter
cession, Mr. Sumner said:
Nations are equal in the eye, Of inter
national laH-, eo that what Is right for one Is
right for all 1t follows that no nation can
justly exercise any 5ight, IT, which 1t Is not
Therefore, should our cases be reversed,
there is nothing which England and France
baye now proposed, or which they may here
AFTER propoEe which It will not be our equal
ripht to propose when ireland or India once
more rebel, or when France Is IN the throes
of its next revolution. Generously and toy
The sake Of that international comfy, which
tbon1d not he lightly hazarded, We may reject
the precedcuts tier now furnish but i. will
be hard for them to complain If we follow
them.
INTERVENTION BY RECOGNITION.
There is species Of foreign Intervention
which stands by itself aud has Its OWN Illus.
trations Therefore speak Of 1t by itself.
It ia where foreign power undertakes to &C.
knowledge the Independence Of . colony OF
province which has renounced Its original
al!ee1ance, ana u m4y po Soupe1aiousIY
caueo nte1s entiqa ~ 113n teey1.ot. 4hecogois =
ton alone a5 stllctty aPpacaole 70 me act o, o.
CHIN Of allegiance and at last acknowledging
the indept ndence which has been in dispute,
But 1t il IN act Of Intervention only where q
1oletgu eonsfelt tMeLh steks oetneen tue t"o
Iarles. VI eoutsg, tna 9!'sInn government
- eo iat nasael .,. u nEls:luon iaas II nay &C.
4ess ~ OWL .,as IL ,,naa iah !as teeogaltlon;
nus .ae 4teeUu anHo a. ~! "s ~, le anu
tIoo unoTI nnas ~ hsuusse La;N san tats = nfseusa!t
uon @ ne n'aoe uy tulelsa po"eE. II Is ooVl.
enS nnder snsc3s - nsa on9 s at
bna ~ noa snoax epes eeasss ~ .Ed" ;M Moa not
W 1atoPsa =" ~ @1u ulu.t tone ~
enna - 70 4ha snan;ss ea.a Mt.n 4st t.
1he ninued htmsa1fnnnn onr3hi1+ T. ,vaa 100 M =.
m tx dnes,;nn 81 ttn,e IA ha sdaaa ~ m thpt
there we're two = WAYS ct u proceedipe. @ % tone aas
went rtcklesa aiv and w,th hnrried c6nrae ~
the object. which. thnurh soon eSu raachad -
might be almost "a snon Eat AMI and +ta osha3
= as hy cnnree ~ strio,1. nasas aaa H ~ ot.s.
brinliple was violated rna n asn. .u.s L,;,a ~
to the other powe1sH n YHonsard.a sts1n &c.
l1anentaly Debates. ed ser,es rni ~; ~, )
81 These are words Of Wise 't stats.sTmRan,, at. * =,
tion Which must occur In eyerv ease ~ rscoo- 1e5
1tftl6n- e'so " 1ee"6'
i Do you ask row If fore,pn ,,o.xora
cap acknowledge our tlaye1norger embrvn as
an independent rations There is madness in
LIE ,ho1ght. 4 recognition, accompanIed bV
Impious -war-sgainst the United States,
where slayemcnsers would be the allies and
slavery tie inspiration VI all wars In history
none mo1e aceur6td; noEe more Eure to
draw doMn upon Its authors the Judgment
aaahe aai.sa u eeo anu man. nut tae tnougnt o1
~ on-.nI ao..a ets :i3 SltcumsLancss-
~. nni4e .u9 eoHtest 70 etul pth4'uss, esen WIN
w uny pteuh"s q .ae p1ochuoe uIatIempl-
70 70 eoelelon, Is ea.anlG M aosn1an9 m1 haroiy
aees !oppus snan .Ae oeAet: ~ COURSE, u
Toulo uapiushlng!y assume lnat; n 1acts tne
s.lhns,emopgg!s 81 INA ateaa5 eueceeoea IN estao-
nsnlpg M inoepencent nauon Rltn an IN
uunotu teu goteentneht, Na, sao secure eoalotma-
tou " sGttAo!y. WEI, III 1act, noknlng - ee
1aollsneo-notnltg Is ntIonoied-notnlng ls
eteuie-not even slngie 9onnaary line and
thefe Is Io e.ement o. independence except
conilct Is ktlA "agso On numerous battle
ne!os, ano i1eee pfetenGets 70 naepenoence
hare been driven ficm State TO state--drlyen
away IRON TIC mississippi which parts them,
al enat Up IN 15e lntef.oF or IN biocSaded
PoEtf, 70 that only by stealth can they COM
",1n noh Tue Gatfs word Any reeog
'tAlon o. eueh pleleneion, existing only
as 2 pretenslon, secuted and denied bY a
whole people with inyiL cible armies and 1,a-
S1es tmeattled agalnIt It, would be flaming
mockefy OF Truth 1t would assert independ-
ecce as a fact when notoztously II was not q
-(aef. lt"ou!d be an enormous lie. Natural
Port the lie By arms.
1Mross1pI1r1Y or Ant RECOGNITION or REBEL
s1Ayr ,toSGFpa. w1Tu sr4yrpy 20. Cnn-
NER-sToSE.
p,t ~ 49, ..t o,c-,.,
oh;an,;a Ias W ~, "a; cenaent nJselI WIN singe
opJestison 10 ihls Outrageous consnminatlon.
1AeIE IS AnoLler Oh q Qllltfent nature. Assn.
TIL TIL g, TOT the moment. what am glad to be-
Iste can ueser Aa!'pen, tnat me nc" 6!aEe
H." a.I q Hae 1eeomt s noepsnoeat IN Mct, "hiie
tt .ae as na'.oia1 Ivy Aas sunk aNay c1naasted IN
aae @ ~ Hr.t;an g ba y IN .be .pbnscnon Ten IN m
ne' laah uon! cahnos ee
so,ar.ss aara+ant tnu 49,. po"Sss no1co, y
seat so11 tS Sotenanr, nanS M o:andea saFeJy, shall
nrl;sttraaa oftns ros "o t.,o ,ens osclaIca
s 5sas x ~ .ue ascan "a ,;, !ace, a1a france,
awav from 1hs i-,ess.1ihia ioo.;e' taa
tory md turn their backs npon the past. Win
Is honor; Ysin fs human conttdence. if thesa r,a-
tions at moment Of high duty can thns t.
nobly fill. "Reno1n and grace ia dead'''
Like LII the other objections, this is Of tact allo;
slave moLecr pleteneion ciai1nine recorns.
tlop, all Of which Ia f.ct, PERHAPS il nav
be sid that il il a Question Of noiicr. hnt 4
is Of q policy which ought to be heYond nues.
ton, Ii the fact be tstablised, Some:hIng
mo1e is necessary than that the new poTsr
shall b. Dc ,taeto independent. i muat be d
ture Il The caee. eYsry nation viii iudga If
fbis fltness AZ n f,ct In nnda rtnIfng e. ocA ~.
kGorIedge new power. ynn nrocisifn IT, IT.
mesa for welcome and associaIion In he fam.
iy Of nations. Can England put forth such
proclamation In fuyof of the winners nj
women and sellers Of childrenp Can Frnnce
permit Lopis Napoleon to put forth such
=
~, unhappilY there are old nations.
fIa kt to.e'atang etaseIy, already u the family;
ou1 non, 1or Inc nfst nme u history, new
nanon Glalns ADMISSION there, which not
uny ro!eIa.es sAsefY, oat e1ustiug In It's
nuaiG9. etl1ves % rNfee the Judgment Of
% ctiaf ntnu agalass aals oateage, ana TO make II
f,o1 - ~ n, anu s.osy, 60 tnas az recognl
e e. -. saefneg'ons pletension.
IN one vast blood stone for the mighty base.''
Elsewhere slavery has been an accident: 11ere
it is the principle. Elsewhere it has been an
instrument only; here It Is the Inspiration.
EiseWhere 1t has been kept back in q bccom-
irg modesty; here it h1s been pushed for.
ward IN AZ its british nakedness. Elsewhere
here 1t claims liberty to rule, with unbound.
ed empire at nome ard abroad. Look at this
cand1oate power as you will In Its whole con.
tlnuea existence, !. from It's Alpha to its One
g s1aTe.m " - ,1at,s 10y eAate5y lis of1en
iect ;a ,i,yer - Wharara y y s.asel1i ns o.
49,. t. 49,: ,r,,atars. 80 ~ appears, Hnat-
slavery alone md nothing else: sn thnt
with the co1trItfon cf Satan. it n,irht ~
ont, t'14' ~'1
Ne miserable which x.v sba7, 1av
indpite wrsth apti a inant:g Gag g,essa,.s Haa,. ~
Which way ty is leil myseif an hc11
Tho x.,.,,,., 8, -. - '1
anG aepegn1 ~ slasefF In arms slavery on
~, nosft 9s p ~, ,s!aSe1g On loot slavery raging
" enq paiue nslu sAvery raging, on the
q91nrteogek, qs1s,r E ,rS SepDtng des1Io9n, burning,
poWef: ~ ieglsiat1on is simply slavery In
slasu1es .ia siasely IN chapters slavery in Sec
uo1s-HNn IN ehactlng c!ause. Its diploma