Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-18
Speech Of Senator SIMMER.

'-aittffs eftiNcreA in ine Aoofhfr Anrtitutfs
New York. arpcars in a supplement 70 the
Boston Journal We copy from the rcgu-
lar edition. che following synopsis
We trust no onc vii De- deferred ~ 90
lcngth from reading Mr.. Sumnsr's speech
on car Forci-n Relations. and Nc are SURF
that no one will b. Who fairly cutters upon
the subject. The speech. Which nc priu; Ia
a supplement. - not mcrely important A.
coming from the recognized had % TIE
Committee on Forcign Relations 81 Con
crcss-tlc one Who. next 90 the Sccretars
q STATE and The President j. tic bet in-
formed upon the state % those relations.
bot Il j. deeply Interesting a. the rich ~
suit 81 thorough stady and rcscarch. Il 4.
an Grafton IN the gui.e Of spccch-an Ella
borsie and animated historical essay orally
delivered. Il conveys information which
every vel informed man. or woman should
b glad % possess. and suggestions which
derive weight from the ackno~ lcdged posi-
ton q Mr.. Sumner a. leader q public sea
timcnt
No synopsis Of this speech could ~ made
which would do II justice. II o. 80 copious-
D. Illustrated With historical facts that an
outline would give a. iuipcrfcc, an idea %
the ORIGINAL a. the human skeleton does 81
the sentient body. Ncvcrtheiess. an an
alysis uiii please some Of our readers ~bo
may wish 70 reserve the speech FOR leis-
urcis rerusal
Mr.. >amuer. afcr showin- how irrcsi.ii-
DE - The tendency amoa= nations. % take
Part On the conflicts OF other nations pro-
cceds % discuss the naiu-c of our o-n
pcriis from thi- cause. frst. from Ea-lani
lie demonstrates by scric. % stubborn
facts thar the British Government has been
from the vcrs outset u our contest .,.tr-
rlaiicaiis unfricndiy. couccctiac With IN
decent haste The rights % LclIircrruts O.
the rchcis. ncnacincus Nth var wben a..
rebel emissari~s on board the Trcnt w.-,
seizcd. although the at ~as testified g.,
Der own prcc,tcufs; complaining q To-
suspension 81 tic bahcas corpus. notuiti-
standing Parliament lGI suspended j. M
ths time oi thc lrish rebellion r--a5ast-at.
in- against abe stonc blockalc. a-ain in a..
face q is own prcccicnt,. cautiously
criticising ihc President e-uaneiDati,-
Proelam2sion. protesting against the acii,i-
~ 81 cur nava. commander in The Wet
Indies GENEROUSLY sympathizius Nth the
rcbcls who are STRIVING 90 build ap uatioa
on the corucr-stonc ~ human slascrs.
grossly violating tie laws 81 nations in
allowing naval expedition. CD bc fitrd OFT
IA ihe ports Of the United Kingdom O. pr,,
uTcn our commerce. notv5ilstandiu- our
own example 81 ssrici ncutralri, aud friend
y rc-ari f1r her ush.. during the wa-. in
whi,h GREAT Britain has been ENGAGED and
~ other ways Ar uuiricnliy ana even
hostile sTir.t has been manifested. Tia
accumulaiiVc evidence Of Which. A. nov t,r
the first iime f-ii, st forth ~ Mr.. >smner.
- a formidable record e bad faith ana
trcachery. oi wanion .violaiions q The
la-s Of NATIONS and di.srac,fsl sympathy
Nth a rebcliion q bariari.n against
advancing civilization.
The peril, from France are thca discuss
ed Ihese peri's are shown o. be the Of
spring Of imperial ambition Loai. Nsr.o-
lrou Las followed The c.amrle ~ Fnrls-I
in acknovcdging the r,l.,I state A. trn.--
crents- he has paved the uav for more
active participation in thc rebel var I, h..
inVasion ~ Mexico. lie has invited
loIni mediation ia or afairs. which project
D. has uo; rcln9uishs.I. bat oaI, o.. r..t-
Poncd OBJ a more saiiahlr opportunity "A.
has otloiaily declared tLat o. ae.i-cs o.
rccosalgc che rebel couicderac, A.
slave poser. and ha' iaarn tle aI,aata-e
oi oar temporary vcasocs. o. sate.I ~,
Polcs ot tbe holy Alliance t1 ola. c.-t.-
rent- llc r.c.rl oi French uurr.,-. l.lr....
o. nos .o bong st-ai 20 Eng lad. .sa..l,..
complete and l4maia-.
Tie nature 81 foreign iu,,-eutioa e.,
mediation CT irteror.sia' - tIer lis-r...l
AM d. prineip.e. hg which g b. assumed
90 Pc governed are considered Ta. ra-
tiaa of Gle sPeeeh B.. r..i Dob historical fl,,..
sa.alr- iLat ia,ertsnt.su amaa- nation.
Ea... f is often exercised .a td. interest. a
l-ral-.-g ard pr1-rcss is Cd. .rs sfsn .efr.l
and irP.rifnenf. Great Britain Lr. t..-
a constant iutern.Iiler d. tt. affair. q
Other nations. and if &c. BAL. LaI aat o-.
ruling principle i.rstof... a such cases.
t las .esu ~ rt.rr..s r.rrg rr..-t
Ihs whole i.s.oa aa-er t... L.s4 b. ..r..