The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-05
during war and now never misses opportunity Of
yelpng aud snsrlng at the United States says

during tho war and now never misses opportunity OF
yelpng aud snsrng at the United States, says,
After an attentive reading Of the message it Is mpos
sbe regret useless length tho obscutty of its
declarations and lbe Absolute absence OF political
views. y" "A. to tie paragraph concerning foreign
Affairs Ar Johnson 10 think that EnrOpeis hostile
20 tho ina the United atcs Them
selves. Where be. got, sach an idea one cannot
imagine and one. cannot help asking the object
81 the rVit rated declarations that the ance tors of
tho repsec lett the .iuiericans o the prs@eit day
y 70 s1y ~ sas fs
England aid unneighbory act in accorvIlng TO the
S.a.h bsgeens rh aud saying that The Issue Of the
stragge showed how tstle sronna there was ipr such
issus of The civ, wrproves SIMPLY tbat the South has
moi been able 10 establish ts independence state;
such They only said that section Of egbt niions Of
people having an organizea government ships At sca
and powerful srnies On hnd had right to be recoguzed
as bcligsreuG Upon the whole, Is 70 the sions
OF tongress that look for indications OF what ths
new policy at Wellington y 10 be, Tor Mr JohHon's
eut IL nlacd byah,tnpiied confession OF impp.enco
oTJfEE NEWSPAPER COMMENTS. a : +,
~ sss Fron L0pinon Satienaie, Dec .il0.jl 4, 4,
The President treats fhe iore!sa question ~iih consd-
poSy cf ho un.ed sai EssIand sosopass soS 70 tie
messao cofnprebe ndedhc RIGHTS OF neuirals "
ner which Would not be osea before any TRIBUNAL OF
nations. AS REGARDS France, tho message ls
solnewinl vague. - 2 We hardly expecied ~ see
rrssdeni Johnson employ language more fal ef pra,
Which excite the least anger which wound the
susceptibility Of the French government Yea IN ac
vain lne spirit popnar IN the United States, ne
fsiflns the Monroe doctrine in general toristhat ls,
as applying TO the whole OF America 40 .ll Z s
From the cousiitutionnei Dec I9I
As To what concerns the Powers OF Europe, the
thoughts of the Chef Magistrate OF the American Union
come forth wih clearness Mr.. johnson declares that
his Constant object will be to maintain psacc ana amc
bic relat Ms with ioro nations and no adds that ho
believes fose nations similarly disposed 10 the United
states. teif lN
Tho acts OF the Washington government have con
irined the Presldeiaal destinations In advance. Since
the END Of the the effectiveness of the army and
navy of the nited States has 20 und.
siderable reductnn. y . The lenguare OF thd JTesi-
dent then, hut the official expression II his IDEAS
already manifested BY Ls acts
r lohnson ,..sx s-,.1 ',l WIN .gar' TO foreign
nations fuG scla be mp5sedi5 g.. l"h M OIL" Of tho
enlightened govcrnmcnus OF Europe VIII refuse 70 sub
scrbe. lie declares many Of his prodecessors have
done, hts wish antain the traditional policy Of the
United states wfc is mover 10 interfere in the internal
afars o' European nations and he asks the nations OF
Europe, Their SIDE TO obgcrvc tho sane rule whh re-
gard cne American Union a r We all ieek in
lor any European Power which could bpye
ceved the Thought OF nteering in the internal atrs OF
the United We tnow Of none agairs, vfich the
Americans viii ever be called to defend their instit itns
lie message then contsi the most roassnrng declra
tons 40 the maintenance OF good relations between
the gra republic Of the New World and the European
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