Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-12-30

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,iola,- al intern ito 81 lsw and Pr-c'-dent
in her un.e nly has'- to Strengthen the
traitors to our Government, By comforting
upon ,hrm The right. Of belliy-r-n's. and
thus complicate the liffieulsirs with which
We had to contend aud fore. us 20 MEAS
ures which, under other circumsta nces,
might have been avoided, but true to
their hatred FIR our republican institutions.
the British Ministry. in violation Of Her
Majr<ty's Proclamation. allowed 'he ship.
yards Of England to be used FIR the build
ing of rebel war vessels, and although r..
peatrdly demonstrated with, took no FRO
pr or effective mrasuveS. to. trcvent this
b, each Of faith. When the provisions Of
her existing statutes were found made
quote to res rain these acts Of bad faith on
the part Of her citizens. her duty as q
friendly and neutral Power clearly de-
manded that more stringent and effective
laws should BE- enacted to meet the emer.
grncy. Mr. Adams ably reviews the &C
ton taken by the Government Of the Uni
ted States in similar cases. in three in.
stances. on representation made by author
i'y Of Her Majrsty's Government, and
concludes this subject a. follows:
But if the example thus set by Her
Majesty's Government should come to be
generally adopted, aud the principles of
nru,ra y upon which it rests BE- recog-
nized as part OF tie code Of International
law. then il IL not difficult 10 foresre the
probable consequence A new era in the
relations of nru'rals to bel!igcrents On the
higi, Sans will open. Neutral ports in
that event will, before long, brcom. the
true crnters from. which the most effective
and dangerous enterprises against tue com.
mcrce of helligrrents NAV be contrived,
fitttd out and executed. The existing re-.
strictions uphn the exploits of daring ad.
ventures will be adopted. Ships, men and
money will always b. at hand for the ser.
vice Of any Power sufficiently strong to
hold forth probability Of repayment in
any form. or a6roit enough to secure a
| SHARE Of the popular sympathy in ito I'M
drrtakings. New F2oridas, Alabomas.
end Shenandoah. will appear on every
eea. II such b.. the recognized law. will
not undertake to affirm tia, the country
which have the honor 10 represent would
not, in the end. b. "a able to accommodate
itself to the new circumstances a. Ora,
Britain. Whilst I cannot but think that
every moderate statesman would d-pricate
such change. which could hardly fail to
increase the hazard oflan-ntable compli.
cations among the great maritime Powers,
cannot se- an escsp- from it. il nation
iis~If possessing marine 90 num~rous and
extensively dispersed. decides TO lead tue
way.
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