The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-12-15

Gers of this Government and Of the other
Western commercial States. The Judi
Cial Consular establishment has become
very difficult and onerous, and it will
need Legislative acquisitions to adapt to
the extension Of our commerce and TO
the more intimate Intercourse which has
been Instituted with the Government
and people Of that vast empire, China
seems TO be accepting with hearty good
will tue conventional laws which regu.
late commerce and social intercourse
among the western nations. Owing to
the peculiar situation ofJapan, ard the
anomalous form Of It's Government, The
action Of that empire Ia performing treaty
slipulatious is inco1stant and capricioug
Nevertheless good progress has been
effected by the western powers moving
with enlightened concert Our own pc
cuniary claims have been allowed or
put in course Of settlement, and the In
land Sea has been reopened TO commerce,
There is reason also to believe that these
proceedings have increased rather than
diminished the friendship Of japan 10.
ward the United States
SLAVE TRADERS AND REBEL CONSTRUCTORS.
For myself | have no doubt of lhe
power and duty Of Tie Executive, under
The law Of nations, to exclude the enc
mics Of the human race from an asylum
in the United States. If Congress
should think that proceedings in such
cases lack the authority of law, or ought
to be further ropuda!od by it, recon.
mend that provision be made for e(i'ectu
ally preventing foreign slave traders
from acquiring domici and facilities for
their criminal occupation in our county.
tits possible that If it were new and
open question, tho maritime powers,
with the light they now enjoy, would not
concede the privileges of naval bellig.
Grcut TO the insurgents of the United
States, destitute, rs they ore and always
have been, equally Of ships and Of ports
and harbors. DisIoyal emissaries have
been neither less assiious nor more sue.
cosslul during the last year than they
were before thst time, In their efforts,
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PROTECTION o' J II" NO"'"'"' D'"OA"'
In view Of the insecurity ofliie in the
region adjacent to the Canadian border,
by recent assaults and depredations
committed by inimical and desperate per.
cons who are harbored there, it has been
thought proper that, after the expira'
ton Of six months, the period condition
any supp ateu III tn5 eA'sI'u? ",[Shsc
" nau., bo "i IL omSS,ros at ,iLor,v n ~.
" ra, " ,hsir naval Armament noon tba
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