, 1864-12-16
Qbifaoo. Gribnnf.
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 18. 1854.


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.a1or uh;ch d,,cs not snTcr hv .o1,, ~ ,,sar
.3th Tho arnos of anv othcr ,con,e ar.,an.
or modern An co1;s of thc Gorarnment e.,
4roons h.ve hoc, ra.nona.d ~ M o-,a~
fnc,r hn+ froa,r ara 1,osr,,1v Tar go
a. ~. 49," . ..~,,,a.... =,
.'e Aas oeea cuhs p1eaoas III au
l0udab1e efforts for sustaining the
ToFeanmen anu pals1ns uo"n tae rebellion.
1he spirit Of noc1y has bern alive in all her
a.. .as.-;.t;a, ~ s,a.1s- -. ~ ~ '.e 'v~u 4o'
1ne fesu1cuon o. slavery TO its existing ter
ritorial limits. In 1864, she voted for the con
s,T,.. r. p'o4ao41on VI enasetJ thfonshout
The United States. Not only did she cast her
own vote in tffs dfnect;on hit he h,, ~,
t;on as a 4douhtf,1 sto,c ), hn,s;n1 ~ ~ ~
tim a fcv wceas IN .aranoa ~ ~. -,
election shc cren,sos . r~oa,aaas ,naAs-a1 .ua.
for sood noo,, o11 +to o+har s+ato. 1Ia-s,
finn 4o.asr e. a,,aaz 49, .41. pust'
whole land. ' - LAC
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,,,on +ha ,,asso - 1aa.a,sa-..A .ae y. 1aiaua
acnf IN fila corport7on f..t,,a. -. eal'
mark t1at no nortion of tlr connt-x 1 ,,.s ~ ~ ~
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1ndar. tn !, eo.t l., 49, ra,,,.a. ~. 80 4sss ~
to he ove,looted r. ,ts.s1 w. CO.
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do mt c.ra -ho +,a x.a. ~
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~ aooa NV 49,, ,,',,s .1na e.sna ''As plen'y
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ad~;sers ~ wa +xns. 49, ~. 1ou'A ~ t..a'n
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NIX ON t,.y&nYAv rvv.xrnv
AN -" 49, aAAN ANsAsAoS'
Inc order 1us1 issued by Gen. Dix as COM
mnnlcr Of The Nortbrrr Military non,rtm.,t
IN conseon.nce ~ t1o f.,1nra ~ -. T.nas.. s'
III consequence ol Lie laf1Ufe ol the Canadian
authorities to detaIn and deliver the st. Al
Inns ro1,1,c.s If mt ,crotc3 l,v tbc ,r;sc.,;o,-
-eA~
Gus umidify OF our Secretary OF State, may
4,r,rn f1.c ,,,r1ndc tn ,ror viii c-o.. p.;..,.
has 49, ,n,,' +he ~. act,.s aS nt:'u
issued by Gen. Dig when In the csh,nct NJ
p,,ot,a,o.. s.T, - ..s =,
sacu"nan, aas Al2a altempls 10 haui
That o,lcr at the time WINS d,so,,e,ed hr+
"Ns .'us' os S"e 1ue n1o uasooe5ea, put
Hom IL. nevertheless, dates the determination
of the North To soyc lin. rrn;nn 4tcroh ~
eoe* "oL Anete1S ohe 'ue' puI hundfeds OF
Thousands. Gen. Dlx's present order NAV
set na'e .s.1 e4oal s'enlncance. IL says:
therefore, Instructed ia case further acs Of dcpre.
Earanaess Or persons acting under commissions
from TIC rebel authorities Ut Richmond, to shoot
Gown thc dcpredators, i possible while In
sd'y. with a Eien 70 thetr capture. to cross ths
t0MsddFy bK1crfn tie LHstfd Stdfe* dad GIadda
said commanders aFc hereby directed to pursue
tured. they orc under no circumstances to be sur
fcnGcfcd INT 70 be sent to these headquarters for
t5'al nnd punishment By martial law"
,,ons ,,,dcra 40 n.re -a,,,o.s NY 49, .'A* -.
o"uo ,"'ue'e a'o uae fooosls' we are
entitled to them under tue extrad;-
ton treaty, md though no cores
pondencc from -ME. Seward demanding them
llas ye, been published. re snpoo;e IT. is saf,
to concluue that oar Secretary OF State has
done his duty.
If on t,,e ot1,cr hand ts,cv o,n In ha ,,1o.toa
with H.. a,o,;,v ~ r.h,1 ,,a,,;a.."..s .,'.'
,1,ev nrrc ,,nrn,f+,od hx 4ho T,ansa;.. ,,. ,usa
iljcs witlo,,, nrercnfi,n or nnnissrnant ~, -
7n,ke f,a,odo 1,ase s,- oc,s or -r.. a..s;xs.
th. l7nitcd states
Roth of these are ,,1ne1v ;n+a-r,+,,a,,
nucs.;ons We hare rnfh;n1+o a d. ID, 49,
domestic ,avs or -lo,a, ofIie.rs or ;ns.;os ~
cauada They ore emrnoh,c f. ,ha,s - go -
1nent a3one. ne hara on,v n f,o., III
Great Rri,a;n as - m, ion r. sha .o1,a-, ..u ~.
territory to bc the l,asc fron, wbsnc. ~
expeditions s1al1 be scnt aca;ns, mr. ,,.o,,,a
she is ut w.r with us. She ia M loncer
neutral but au active ally of the enemy. The
principle IS too familiar and s:li.eyident FIR
proof, as will appear by tue fo1loy,no ev-
tract from our highest American authority.
Chancellor Kent;
..lt is not lawsul to make neutral TERRITORY the
within it; ano il tbs enemy be attacked, OF any
tri ~ i., ~ -aa-asa * moseest9A toe nc4-
tu,iun. [kc!. 10 Grotins, BynEershoeck, vauel
aha ;bataamaqnl: Ine books are full Of casca rec
IL Violation Of asuttai serritory fa5 h.,1Ioc-ent
ship to nike her s1aton within it. in order 10 carry
Iua1s to enur xes1s her 05 70 70 seaa nss
OF neutral territory for the PURPOSES Of war can