The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-04

NEWS. ....DECEMBER J
ernment taken to dissent to the
forego the hope that Franco will reconsider the
an Meo wRcb viii conop ~ s naar sne
tcsbe WITH ne o s s and d. thus meet tho
Ing to the subject win be laid before you / n Believed
that with the evacuation Of Mexico by the expedtonary
and The Inted States Would The ssss Of
the Emperor and people Of France warrant hope that
might in that be and permanently restored
claim of citizen OF the ULited States tndenni
French authorities in the Of begerent pow
er against Mexico, has been met by the Governments
mutual convention for the adjustment Of all Of
citizens and subjects Of both countries, arising Of
by the two countries The suggestion is not deem ed
unreasonable but belongs to Congress direct the
we'll as by citizens Of the United states arising Of
the late civil WAR shall be adjudcated and determined
engage your attention at convenient and proper time
is matter Of regret that considerable advance
between the United States and Great Britain arising out
ct the depredations upon our national commerce ana
ish subjects in violation of international law and treaty
obligations. The delay. however; may be believed to
uaon Of Great Britain. entire change Of ministry
occurred in that country during the lastsession Of Par
the subject at early day there some reason
to expect that will be considered In becoming
ton Of the question cannot be e1aggerated whatever
might be the wishes Of the two Governments it is mani
fest that and friendship between The two coun
tries cannot be established until reciprocity in the
practice s good faith and neutrality shah restored
between the respective nations. g: .-a5ssS't
On the 9Th Of June last in violation Of neutrality
sTf s TS m7aFH and enterprise against The
tempted i f4 be carried on within the territory
see4that the laws are executed, all citizens
Saie sn 1y nat taking part in
military, and naval officers were directed to take ali
expedition failed but it has not been without its painful
consequences Some OF citizens who, it alleged
were engaged IN the we're captured, and have
been brought to trial. as for capital ofance in the
Province Of Canadn. SE a.-F5' $E - VA
ed against soe while others have been acquitted Fully
believing In the maxim Of government that severity Of
CIVIL 9 for who
failed s ansoqpd and unwise such have
m % s ef te
tea ed and humane m vii # is hoped induce IN
nest to all who engaged in the movement Counsel
s aas e been apsyea b The e defend citizens
discontnuance Of the prosecutions which wera i
s6tued in the courts of the United States against those
1have regarded the expedition as not only political ia
1ts nature PIT as also IN great measure foreign from
st 1ss e sds n
Ta s an 5nsg1gent Il IN 1Es.aad and by at
ETOV1nCe On DESIGNED aid
obtaining redress for political grievances which, it was
assumed the people of Ireland had suffered at the hands
The eey S sayeaa na
I've vss Of that county some M Of whom hsd while others
general laws Of naturalzaton Compiasns Of 1nisaov @
ernment In Ireland continually engage the attention Of
yaiing il Ireland that the British government have
deemed It necessary suspend the writ of ha6eas corpus
These must necessarily modify the ooin
ion which We might otherwise have In regard
laws long as AVS ny Gar
books, they should be faithfully executed and they
ape
Political and interests Of the United States
which are raasn in the EASTERN reeas Of Py eps gvens
and the time seems to have come when Government
ought to have proper diplomatic representation In
This Government has catmad for a persons not con.
shes Of
to hold such OF their subjects have imigra: ed to
and been naturazed in the United staes ana after.
t1es to the rforance of military service il like
ner as resident subjects arising from the
toore been matters Of controversy between the United
States and some Of the European Powers and tbs rri
increased during the war n which Pruss az s9a
whe GSys great Ssig sSag,ssa Sas
OF e1patraton she has not practically insisted upon it
France has been equally forbearing and Prussia has
creased beraly not been accepted By the Ugitad M
States Peace is prevailing everywhere in Eurone
and the present seems to be favorable tia or m ~
seron by Congress Of the principle long naintained
by the Executive Department. that naturalization by one
State fully exenpts the native born subject of any ote
state nom the performance Of military service under
any foreign Government long he does not volrnt
rfly renounce it's rights and benefits
In the performance OF duty imposed upon ma nv te
Constitution have thus submitted to the Representa
tves OF the States and Of the People such Information
OF our domestic and foreign the public
seem to require Our Government is now undergoing
It's most trying ordeal and my prayer is that
the peril may be successfully and finally passed without
impai1ing - original strength and symmetry. The In.
o. the nation are best to be promoted by re-
our past differences and the reinauguraion OF all the
pursuits Of peace. Directing efforts to the earjy
Of these great ends endeavor to
preserve harmony between the coordinate
Of the Government that esch In its proper sphere NAV
cordially cooperate with the other securing the main
tenance Of the Constitution the preservation CT the
Onion, and the perpetuy Of our free institutions.
II ANDREW JOHNSON. a.
CLOTHING.
GALL AT
No. So BROAD STREET