The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-08

forward, not disputstously but with Wow 10 obtnin
uchnie cnuncaiion of general principles than
u yet felt 10 have been given Meanwhile II N 10 be
rcmrrked that the trading world consider they have
10 ci" IAN oi erivoro, IN the iact mat DOM ~
Parliament and among the Ieneraity oi writers,
shpowncrs ana merchants srAo ssaieaor 10 send sods
nr poh The t'e ade mo he Connderas porh are spoken
OF ~ II they engaged in nefaous or at least,
obcotopabc, furspt aud as they were compromising
their country by acting In opp siioa 10 International law
and ase 10 The neat ality whsh II IL wished 10 maintain
Tic ties thus engaged respectable
mercb nts no would certainly not enor intn anY trans
acttcn of which they would have to feel ashamed and
they contend that IN mistake and faacy which can
not be soon exIosed Ia encourage an afsum on OF THIS
nature Under what principle they ask either OF eniy
or s1ubd pcy s the attempt TO tradc Nh the clniede
rat TO be deemed ccnsuabel Those who enter nio that
trade io hat they n't'an 70 The chrcs 81 hdrag
he 'hif and pofs tried bj the fed r but they have
right to run this chance Just much they have
reat 70 encounter the risk OF shp~rcck other
peril. The bl ckading Power says We will keep you out
u and International adriis their right To
do and niscate all the vessels and c,rgocs they
may catch in attempting TO pass tho forbidden lines
the usual formal ee that effect shall given
Traders, on tho her hand 1--WE viii try 10 get Ia"
and so lar from such entcrp,e. being loosed
upon offence has been hold that the success
success OF such attempts sh nld s,rvc ~ tcst
whether the blockade has been fairy established and
II heli II IL not for these adrot and bold ad-
yeptrers any nation might shut out Antagonist from
trade BY declaration hut through their agency the
commercial world protected from srch contingency
and tho matter fought TO practical proof. More
over na regards the question of neutrality. s argued,
being breach OF neutrality, any 1orf on n. prrt
Of neAraI 6oevnment 10 duoosries or ocart'd
such GtcJvJfs ~ dtyecuv tueonsptnf U1h ne otseT
rance AZ ,trid tmpdrt,oiIy, since u amounts, u
that ostent. 70 an actual ca operation with tho
blockading Power, by aiding them 60 enforce their
hostile measures against tho other bclgcrcnt Tho
plain path Of justice In for government u avoid all
oncided references To such matters Our people would
certainly be ready TO trade With the south ~ with the
North. and do not recognize that the proceeding IN
either casc can be- manufactured INTO crime those
who get goods into the South for fair equivalent,
e,ter cotton tobacco gold render service To their
natiou and although ot failure and loss they have
no title 10 complain, vDce the North has per eot
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In out of place for Ministers 20 show, either by
auson or by direct incvility, that they consider
them persons 10 be put down. The rudcncss mani
tested by the Post Oico IN the owners of the Peter
hor, and the subseql cnt disposition ndc1ted by some
members Of the 10 treat Tho fact o these
ilemen having partcipators previously In some sue
cessful bcuches Of tho blockade, "a these brcachca
10 bc cited the fashion OF "prcvous convictions
asans a crimlnal--pohaby arose merely from the rri
taon which s always excited Ia Official departments by
any ndiv vduals wh) may be unfortunate enough " be
compelled to give little trouble II would be wo how
that should be thoroughly understood Tint all
displays OF the kind merely bear the eb racer of
tisaushp, but also damaging TO the Independence OF
the trading community