Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-12-06


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.hnS Z. ~ -. -, E II, ~ y.
Me- crSta&, ~ s.,,,y,s se,,,.a, "a. ~. 1
,no,t 49, a'sS,,ai n, ~ @ s,,itt',,
yo,,r consi daratinn' whether onr laws urou this
:nh;oct ara odaoUato 40 'the nra,a,,,io, nr n,,n
;shon, nS ,a r,,no ,,,. o1ta,o vi pu"-
IL ,he pom,,, ~ snu,, iost fo,,.ros. =.
oyarc % y fricn,,v orrar"enent W ,y,S y, o,n Sat tween
tbc Ennnror a. France and tbe Prns;dont Nv ,bn
tT,.I "a -. ~, LII .nJ Ji . r "a w.
t,n Trsch D.'es ror dhG sr ron s ,,p
draw al W. Ito IL effsctad In tbsee detacbments
ths Trs, Of ,yh;ch a. Sas ,,nJorstooI no',Ii
nyn 80 W.s,.o n, Mo,e,nJ,a,. na,., ,st the 80
ond in March NJ next, and tbe third and last in No
yembcr5 iss;7 Im1,aji ,tei y',,,,on tba cornn
tior, N t,,e evocna,ion' the Frepcb Gover,,msrt
u,os 70 ass,,mo tho s,,,,e attituda Of NON 1;nta,
ven,;o, In rooard 10 Wov;co as is boid hw tho
Government of The JTnitod States ReneatcI ne
s,,rancss haye Noon oiven nv fbe Em,Saror sincs|
that agrsement tbst he wo,id comnieta the
nro ,,ised evan,,ation within tbe neriod no,,t;on
al or sooner "i'"'" '"0 p'' 'o' "O"''0"
II tvas rcasonai,,v ,vnectcd that Tho nro,eea. I.
;nos tbns contemnloted wonlJ rrod,,ce = crisis of
~roat noI;,inaI intnrost w MIr;oo rTho ,,ovIU
S,amnie,i was tbaro6ore cont ror,,ard ~, tho
OH ~, y,n2 Nover,j,cr iest 70 nos,,u Ia no,ar
S,,ncti3os ~ ttinister pis,, ,i nrthn M
ted Ststes In that RenuhJic n ,yos alec tboi,nbt
exnedjent tbat he shonid he at,ended In tbo =.
cinitv of Mexico Inv INC Tiemts,, s,,t nanaro, ~
fbe Army of ihc, Initial states viii : r;oyu " o
ohtaniny such infnrma,;on es ,n;nht o ;rou =,
tant to Jetermne the coT,rse 70 he n,,rs,ed h tho
fTn;tad S,tas l., ~ rtti;i; ~ ~ Fl p s. susu " ,o
acossa,, a,, n0,e y; a.u lan.ninS
nnhiic of Mexico' Deeniy intorasta5 IL a. o,,,sn
~ i;ho,t, a,,d h,,mnnit,,' a. . IL 'nI ea'uso
duty on onf mart to eSsr,ise uhatevor IN
we ossesscd for tbe rrs,orat,on and ,erno,,,,t
osta6iishn,ont h, that oo,,nt &C. I
renuhlcan form or r,gnvernmsrt 'O'0 'O0N w ""u
: Such was the condition Of sfr.irs IN re,,ar5 10
MoSiSof r,bon m tbo ood ~ tJr,on,har i.sst - IN n
riai INCARNATION was receixed fon, pa,;s ~ un
the Emperor of Francr5,ad some fine hefore da'
cidel net m ,yitbdro Nv n do, os IA 60.
in the month Of Sevc,nber nast oeenrI,nn ts
ereenant %nt that tbis DO; ;o,, far . ~
tbe nnrnose of wjtbdrayino tSa ,yhoia os ,hosa NJ.
forces In tho ensuinv snr;ng Of th;s Jo,ora';,a
tione However the iInite,i States bad not roea;xa
nvnotice or ;nt;mo otiou. onJ :. on H T.,
form ation xyas receivoJ hy tho Gsoyot 90 .io III,
as tslon to naIo tno,;, IN sso,,, m III % ure
noror of Eranco ''' N'''o"' W '"e nn-
cannot Coreoo tho bone that Eroroo mil, so
oons;Jar ta s,T;on, ia,,H sant so,. WIZ ~
y, reas,d ~ the i some resoiuGm %
iconr5rm nc nearly as nract;cabia ;t, ,h y,
inc engaoomont and thus ,oaat ~, ;. 'nu a.
tons ~ t3e ITniteJ StStas Th ,"o Jus. %
10 the snbect will he aI bcfore vnp, I, T. Ivy
i;cvad that with the exscn.t;nn yos Nuia s pe,
tho oxno,i;;;ona, seree NV ,,h;. VI Gu enlvo uy
J;saropcos hotwoo Era,,.o ,2a ~. e..
wnniJ rona;n The .he f tatGG M S.a.es
and noonla of rranco wpr,.mt e,e i,,
hot,
triesmnht In that case be rena,vs ' ,S aTp euui,-
nnn1Iu ,ostornd '"' '"se oo ie"e"ou anu perln''-'
A cio;n, ~ .;,;,o,, oe -,
;pdemnitv for snolotions nnn,n,itta Stutas ipI
seas hv tie French onthoritias ~ to o tmc os ~
ooss ny rnn o, IN the exercise OF
H., ,S pUmor asa,ns. MeNlco, mas Deen met
t9darr sottion,n,,t III; " i"ue VIII WI proPostion
tbo ad;not,nt s ui',i III mutual convention i4r
;oots ~ hnti on',uta M ~ VI ..'HeiIs 20 a., anu SUI
wars On his Contnenf shs,i e aard oi tnu IN,
od ,,nroasomaii ~ e hsuseshon - NOT ueeni-
.Iroot ,he y, NV u, C9nSress 70
Nv ioreignnrS aS vni, 81, o h ,or iaelnm.
ia States ars;ng ont Of ~ ,ata c;,,;, ~ a,.e
be a1iudieated and determined 7 have no ,,"mht
tbnt fbc snh;nct Of ali sunh nia;r. MI nv
vnmr nt,ont;on ~ ~, nuon u,ss @ wiz engase
IT, 10 ,sttn ~ os ooro, t. ".,u p,oIJr .li'e.
.dv,moa h"s %oo ,,aS .,,a .naJ NJ o~olseraDic ~
os the differences between the fTnitad n s1atos
Great Rr;tain or;s;n, n,,t =, ,hn o.ascs anu
,,no. o,,r mat;oa, nr,oro y, , 5ne
cn,n;t..a ir; o', n;,,; az anu v.ngs tIcsPssses
;snts in rioiat;or 81 ,tor,n,;", ~ pIlsn SUI
ohl;gation The ieiow Inaunr ,a a., any h iienoy
" ',n ine ae,ay, however, may De Dciieved
,n;stic s;tnotio" y, Gro,t Gtn; io,i 'i.e ~
chance os mnistrv occ,r.o H =, .na Al cnuie
in' tho inst sass;"y ~ Si, ~, .hat CvuntIy uurr
of fhe new ministrv " r"s caIed r. an e a,snstot nt
and early day. and there IL some rnssou W @ "
meet that A. xiI na,y %o ,nrs;Iano, W eA
mo and sr,erd,v sni,tt Thn "a oecon,,
early disnosition of The onast;nn ,nnt ,oe oi an
eagsrotea Whotn vau duestun h a. canhot De eX-
ttno GnyS. IL !; ~ " i%snes % ol VI, tns
.,,J G.;ondsh; IL; ,'on, 20 tis . .nut gooo VIII
NOT he estabitsbed mil W. rao,a.. 0otres caIi-
nractice or oood S,;th nnd ro,,t,;.y, IN 'he
rrcstoroa ha,syoo, tha ..s,oo.;. an eh"h oe
In The All of .h,ne ,sst IN ,,;o,,,;o',
trality laws, military eXpedition and enternrise
against the British, North American Colonies
was projected and attempted TO be carried on
within the territory and Jurisdiction of the IJni.
ted Stated. In obedience to the obHaation i'm.
posed upon the Executive by the Constitution
to see that the laws are faithfully executed. Mi
citizens were warned, by proclamation. against
taking part in or aiding such unlawful proceed.
ings, and The proper civil, military, and officers
were directed to take all necessary measures fol
the enforcement Of the laws. The expedition
failed, but II has not been without its painful
consequences, Some Of our citizens who. IL wa,
alleged, werc engaged In the expedition. wer,
captured, and have been brought to trial, 70,
a capital offence, IN the Province of Canada
Judgement and sentence of death have been pro
nounced against me, while others have been
acquainted. Fully believing In the maxium O
government, that severity Of civil punishment
for misguided persons who have engaged In re-
volutionary attempts which have disastro,,sly
failed, Is unsound and unwise, such representa-
tions have been made to the British Government
In behalf of the convicted persons, as, being s,is
tanned by an enlightct and humane Judgment
will il Is hoped induce In their cases an exercise
Of ciemency, and jutlicious amnesty to ali who
were engaged in the movement. Counsel Inns
been employed by the Government to defend
citizens of the United States on trial for capital
offences I'm Canada; and a discontinuance OF the