Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-26

oood ,.5th. We are not 10 be considered re-
ore ~. ne "Dln1oas e7Qressed 6y corresDorGcn
@tza'' s'5-'E,s'1Es1l9t
a ~ ER&E0N EEEpED FROM
WIaANGLfTtf WHICH EXPRESSES
N'st0N AZ IEG7sE.
We not long since took occasion to la
fore our readers the many reasons which,
why the country, and especially this
should cultivate closer relationship wit
spirited and cntcrprisiug little repubI
Chill, which comparatively diminutiyc
couuasled with her present asfaIiant,
has yet had the courage to act n the
pion Of the South American republics
polling the aggressive action and ambitic
siens o. their old oppreSsor, in the bare
cnicayor TO again subject them TO its sv
Late advices from Valparaiso sho
our Government is likely to be brougl
autagonism with Spain in regard to
theatre of action chosen by the lat
which all our complications with Fra
relation to the Monroe doctrine are
ing: and this, more perhaps by a.
than design. Whilst the Spanish
been Tor q long time preicndiu. o. %.
to blockade the Gillian pors-accomr
little or nothing, however, besides II
,1;,-Lt 'r.,1.I,;,,,<. FINN, NE i;,rco. If An
AIDED Slate-tIe fcarthat the Spanish 4
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shape Of torpcdocs, has prompted tn
ish admiral to tbroafen , he lombard
y.1,,r.;so. - ,.r,ros;tiop ,ioororslv
81 ...,;... In. H.. commander, If ,hs
Gu. ~ Rri.ish ..Qadrons al tLa, a,
notify Ill, Spanish commander that II
indeed proceed to carry cut III. thr
viii! niteliy taru their guns upon Hin
he first gives ample ime for the re
7on-comlat:g.s aud neutral pronerty
locality.
I'm effective ,indicaton Of the pr,
American and English vessels
tor,hwith 10 take such position be
Spanish vessels and the city as to III
their words, should occasion serve:
we remember That Commodore re
with him the Nouadaoch, the most
Bile monitor n our navy, The posito
tc.s was at last accounts decidedly
ing, and the next news vii! be locke
q deere" 81 '''t@"-,-' second +" none
"', ,,', q""',@I ., t"e slooe'
"7 !'''p,""l'y IS indeed, that
'''''''..'',,SL " II, 'ahe counsel 81
81 'i'' anu" o''''t''i''es winch beset
"--'-' We remember 'taI lor the nor
ie'ei'1' 'l4e power anu skill OF Euro
suppose" lofihl@3DLe snip, tn" M
'sS.-' carrying iorty guns, eighteen feet ont
OF Ule water ana plated win live inches Of
'l0L' ."7 'eli-p'''i'h 10 i1 conclusions Is
oec-ueuly strong, and we are left to see wheth
q ne VIII permit himself to be admonished by
any TO '"e abandonment OF his avowed pur-
poses
me c'aH"eJ OF SPAN IN these aggressions
upon fcf" ana 'h'ih could not receive more
"'@lly eAoc" 'nan "ooid come OF Just such an
encounter rs TINS threatened; and in contem-
fi~siAg #ucn a possibility, there is not in this
country; We imagine, single American who
"oeIu not come nigh heartily to sympathizc
WIN l1' Ok "Ao would nave the slightest mis-
giving us 10 the result. When we consider
'l"' ever since orr own troubles began, both
france and SPAN, have busted themselves in
hunting Ior all weak points IN the republics
OF Iha new world that besides the invasion
ny france OF Mexico, the Spanish fleets have
been h'YerN& about the coasts Of st. Do
lhns"' "l Feru. oi Chlii-threatening. insult
'i'g' Liotkadtng-lndecd, doing whatever
seemed possible to provoke collisions and
give an excuse Tor conquest, the lovers OF fair
i''''y' '"" inc TRENDS OF republican forms OF
sli''''ei''' e'''iu nave no possible objection
20 see muse 'ESr%Sa"rS receive Il decided ad-
'''i''''' " 'n''s''seheht' all the better If it
".'PeNeu i"e'1enIauy, rs promises to be The
'-'t III Valparaiso II the Monadnock should
ma an antagonist IN the Numancia.
il Is sneh matters as this under considcra,
u""' "iHch causes every true friend of his
country every one proud OF the traditional
power OF liIo hoh' TO regret again and again
,H'.t We cannot be Thoroughly reunited here at
"'"|'' 'ofIhida'Ie as we have demonstrated
our '"'ii,a'J ana naval strength to be; proud
as u makes us 0" hear Oh our ability to vindi-
'''' our good name abroad, /! is yet TO the
'@"' degree &ne'o"S, to turn our eyes toward
we N"'ioAaI -4ewopoilS, to lind our Govern
'heh' SUN weakened N the eyes Of foreign
Itl'EeSei'"'ne' anu diplomats here, 10 know
mat they soIl express incredplity as to whether
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