Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-23
Presidents McN>xxc.
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"''h d2gaHuc Sf sr'a' nahum"
er.G~1 ID , , rg,ni '>ta,"- was nm
precs "h'' not been 'Hsii'f-d by
the i,sr. Eui IN the -,-rcms ., u"r,r.li-
~ pur-u"d by III" p"~"r- which made that
CONCESSION ih-I. was !, marked diH.r"nr.'.
The material E" MAR for the in-nry mt
States WA furnished ia "a great m"a-u e
from the work hops at Urea; Britain and
British ships manned b> british subjects
aud prepared for r"c"i,in: british arm,
iucntI sailed from, ports ut Great Nritlin 10
lu.,hr AZ upon American cnruuicrcc under
In" shelter VI commission from tn" in-ur
GENT states. Their hip having once
tAp",! from Rrit-h port ever 1T .'rwtri-
entered them and ii e. cry port 81 We world
to r.tt and - To renew theft t.prrintiuu-.
The ron-rGu"nr..- 81 tH- conduct n"r.'
most DISASTROUS to III" -iIt"- then in rebel
lion increasing their i"-"l,'iou and uui-"rv
hv the prul"U-Afl"n "' "uT civil C"ut"-'
II had moreover ih" eject IT, drive the
American nag from tn" -, and transfer
nrch OF our shipping and oar c"'mrn"Tr" :"
IN" ,cry power who's" subjects he'd created
tn. necessity tur such change Ihr-.
event. took p!ac" br'urr | W.T. called I"
tn" administration IF tn" Government. -
III. SINGER. desire Tor peace hy which | am
amin ,'cd lead IN" :" APPROX" III" rrop"-
al already mad" =" -uhtnit the question
Whirh had 'A6~ "Ti-"H h'i"e''n ID" 'opn
irl"-. ~ arb'tru'i"n, lh''-c Z '"-t."i!s are
"i -E"H ni"t.s"Hj ii'a' f;'..i All !.'. ',r,-
~ tud'i th' attention 80 be gE'h' powers.
and ..r,' interviewer with 'hr peace. AID IN
rrr"-,- 81 every nE.' ~ -.uIu u ln h.,y,. ia
rurr'I an iinpiTiIa. 'i.-Ct-srH. ! r"sI"f t.
iui"r II N"n tthl 'r"ai fr'taln d,ctn"d ia"
arh.tr,m"n' but Ola thu "'h"T hand nv Ii"'t
Ne 20 -" i,r'nh'I"n 81 d, l"ini Cpin MISSION !"
-c'ti~ mutual c!"I'n- h'''""rH ii" TWO
rouHtg,r- irpw which 'h"-' for the ""rr.'.
Il. "a.
r|gd"i Ia" Er"p ''ts"H IA iHN very M
-.u-'a tory torn hat b'''H lie. '1t'd. i.r
Uit",. tt'c- Dirt t~' t'r"-"ni Ia" -uht"C.
- All linp'nc!in"Ht 81 'i" good ihiiA %! i
puN,r! which w. pr"!~ ny TIA" ln"-t iii"nt
" di-p1-i;l"n- but - in.i''n- aA"-ii"n~ 90
publ, "a" ~" -"lt'"'u ~ co. which l. -
-.'ntin. t. T'ac" "i u,tton-, And though
p"crn'.rv F"pArniIpn ""nIi nave 10 ~ -:
incidental y On decision against & at
Britain such cuu.I"n>nIpn Wa not i.r,.r
prm - object They had higher M
tive. aud II was IL 'h" !nt"r"s'' Of P".c"
and lusic" 70 establish important I'T.n>i
Pile. .; international l,". III" C1rr--P"u-
d,'ucr VIII b" rtAc"t t"tuV' ton. III:
ground "n which tn Ri'.-h Munster r.,
his Justification. - -Ibs'a!Itu,!N that IT,
municrral ih~ 1t tn!"ft-. ami he dtf"'---
IL interpretations - that !aw ~" IN" m''.-
uges g ~ cn'! - = neHiTt.. AMI '"'!
bound 90 d"clAr" ny opinion h"i"E" t"I
and al he world. that lusiihC alton cannot
l." sustained BY ia" .r.tnn"I ~ na.'"a-. 4
the -an," 'im", ! de- not Ad' I-' "nN Vr"'"Hi
,'t"rup' ~ r"tr''>. y, sc'> 90 i"gt-.s'I ~.
tor ,h- iUtr.r. '.i-nd rAlr h'.'',r''n tn =, '
r"uutrir- must r"-i ON tA" hL>.- - mutu."
justice from The III 0I"u; If III" 80 n-.~n
men, = cur Con,ti''i"n 4rT c.N.''i =
world h'- been conNuI"-G by !"'".n'. ~
IN ,.l,. interest Of +fCIunyr.,N "I mpunf,h,
hut 'hJurstl Al! thee revolutions 'h'
uIt--d ~;I;.'- have .i-'!t and firmly rc.u-
"a !, h"c"ihr pr"lagtnd'-'-. and r.p"hli
cau.-u j. IL" only H"'"rnm"nt -u.;''a :.
"wr condition but ~ nav" never sought -
irnp"- ], "n ";h.I.. and ~" ha'" consist
emit, followed IA" i!'.-'' .; i-h!nSi'".
t" recommend it only ~ 'h.' 'ar'iu. pa
-egv.lii"n and prudent we. "t IN" hI''--in .
during All the intervening P"r'"i. ln"
10 ~ ~ til" European powers hui tn
ui:.| S'h'"- has GA Ia" "h'!" H-"l a's.
mvuIou-. Twice indeed, ru.noG- @: ~ III
va-i"n on ."'n" part ~ \in"T'cn IN m "a
...r--t %: monarchy hav" p'"' eii"!. Twice
my pr"d-c"--"r- hH'r bad OCCASION {" an
uoua," the ,I-"r Co: 'hi- nati"n in r"-prc;
:" such Interference. ON both ncca-i"n-
th,. r.n'nu-t'nnc. i ihr | nitro stat "a-
respected from :"'p CONVECTION on TIC
part 81 L.Tui.",n Governments 'h.' -"
-v-t"rn - non.n'"'i''''Ac" and mutual Hh
I -;ln"Hc" iT"tn pr"parhtd'-in Wt- III" tue
rul.. Tor u" I've rn'-rh"f'-- h''"'. ~
iA,~' tines they htT" advanced IN ""a {
,ut honor but We r"tnn IN" SAN" pm!
pvTrr-" H. leave ia" nations c' Europe ("
chou-" ih"ir own d!"A-i'"- ani form 'h'i'
.vs,n systems "' government ih!- con
..-,"n' moderation may iu-iI. I'n,n- n
corresponding Ea"d"raAvn. We should
r,cIr. 4 - ii great calamity "a "HF-", v''-
: The cause - good c"N"Tnm"ni, and Il
H. peace o: IA" world. should an, Crr"
Hc,H power Chlll'n-" ia" world f''rpI'
= 10 ""r". l." ia" t"i' n''' o; r"rHp .l'-.H
III ACain:; ;-r"'gn 'n'"'i"r".c" 49,
-. 60. AZ! ~" unwilling +" ""u-!I IS
what opportunity nigh present '.'h
" 4IIv ,amh!unr"u- "'Eh, "n"t +" rt"'"H
".g-r..-- against d"-ign- i"imI' - 80 ".u
'":n' - c'''rnm"n'- !. +. "nr 4"-H" 1
80 n Ia" future a. the! hHN" ever N,t"'!