The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-28

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opinions ofths british Press ON Canadian
tg H Gc ea Neutrality. la sb Na.ea
IN the last London Dspate one Of the most bitter ep-
Donents Of tbs North and IL cause, And curious
tcis The ST. Adams raid while in ono breath jus
Hncs the acts Of the raiders for thor personal violence in
another deprecates the consequences likely 70 follow
fhs DspstcA seeing danger ahead remarks asfoows:-
We are bound 70 admit that Hesh and blood sannos b
expected % stand the incuions Of the Confederas from
vs . aSh.na Their military tactics .ls suS n.a y
auTks Of international law They violate our neutrality
~ making territory the basis Of operations against
Friendly power II q not In human nature calmly 70
submit 70 b robbed burned cut and sabred BY men who
merely cross geographical line and turning round say
Ssacn Of the arm Of justice We would tolerate such
sbtsTfnge and We cannot honestly require the federal
ssto DO It II cannot enforce order and neutrality with
our own territory, frankly concede that the fedes
Ass would have very legitimate excuse for doing for
- We are bound 70 do a. would b. done by Our
transatlantic neighb0 naturally strung up TO the
best pitch Of nervous excitement The people Of the
States who have managed the operations Of
ehe war far beyond their confnss In natural and
slant alarm 1t incursicns Of . bold aad dashing
enemy from wholly unexpected quarter who disap-
par - suddenly ~ they emerge All exaspeAted
~ kksone assertion Of the obligations Of international
law, which leaves them incapable Of self defence We
toakty ccnccde Tat a. ouyselves would refuse
epsc Gchmscalifies 20 practically at 0ik
sesss a~d tie tness e things entitled 70 in
0se upon their observance by others Nay voc cdwmOt
4te5 = be sjovly offended Wita tie erdsr Of General
OiA He was only providing for the protection or
Ieaceable citizens when their security not only
threatened but II IL clearly the duty Of mill
nary commanders 70 protect and defend the people sub
teos 70 the power from whom they derive Their au-
eho1ty; and We must plainly say that in his circum-
osances We should require the Canadians maintain the
neutrality Of their territory intimate alterna
0ve that We would do for them. Indeed do not
oNy el5tON to 0Nr granting Leave to properly comMis
Ssed eceys 70 enter Canada IN puvsun Of bsigerssts
6psadiN0 ne border St0tes from pvoviccs taking due
security for the safety Of property and people