The New York herald., 1866-03-19

agree with the noble lord tho mem,i.r for Stanford,
wsr =, Sns,,r character of The blockades during the
pointed TO, hs thought a. those witch had been ek
,au'sed @ oy VIC hisd siaiea Of America. One thing
was certain, That whether efficient or nercient tbcv
had been most powerful instrument In bringing thai
war to conclusion But the blockade had been Al
efficient az the fortunes Of the war m ght mo-, hava
been % altered Did no, blockade interfere With IndE
vdual traders and did t not stop aud interfere With
great number Of foreign lnteresiNt Could anything
have been more alarming than the effect which lid
American blockade orignay had on the manufacturing
Interests in this country On the trade OF those
support and livelihood, and he could not
slye interference with trade n greater degree
OF suffering Than that which arose from bockadh of
That description. Maritime captures and Commercial
blockades were aimed against tho national and public
c.ourccs OF the enemy aud " produce the effect OF
driving all the ships OF your enemy from The seq you
are putting pressure him 0f most serious Kind,
and inn diatcly contributing 10 tho Of your
belgcront operations BIT safe line Of Distinctions
could be drawn between the mercantile marine aud
the war navy. The two into each other With
spoct 10 the to which they could DC put They all
knew the Dimensions 70 which our merchant ship. had
OF late yoars attained They had attained the greatest
power, aud could bo mos, easily converted In
TO formidable ships OF war Hs hid been only
nc ooahHUdnee Of NE Amsrfd Tdr-tanfbterl-
and by the numerous reported TO the government
rate Slaiee Such vessels proceeded IN aud
Quoted warike opera ona were oonsiruced that tho
most scientific men could hardly say whether they
Intended for peaceful or Tor warke pufp0soA Power
fully built vessols At hrst Intended Tor peaceful pur
aNailAe one mus gr'h nereahule marine might
be growing mp IN the hands Of your enemy and might
be used as bghtnS vessels, Transports, kc Aud thcn
a. To Fcamcni u "w mpohlbc not 10 Observe that tho
mercantile acamcn might nj any time be made available
for purposs II quite impossible not 10 perceive
that the greatest rick would be run by alo~tng navy
OF that description 10 grow up and flourish around
them tHoar henrl The gr-t question was can you
establish rule OF his kind unycrayy n "a, you have
stronger guhranteo for ~ Observance than II n b. ca
tablshed only partially h It bo only partial. soaa
nations viii be bound by II and others wi not DC bound
and In that Ia Observance wolld depend entirety
upon the ace dents OF the war IT, h"~ovcr, u rested
upon International compact he assumed that professions
would be made of ts observance. or ons thing he
certain, aud hat was that u We made su eompaot
should cndcayor 10 carry u out gooi faith, and hs
willing ~ believe the thing OF other o1unlrcs
II must however, be remembered tat II II broken,
the breach OF conpac would be eoakr by all portN cx
and professions Of good faith l ar, hear baiex
cludng that there are good reasons ior bel ewing that
would BE- dcult 20 make ont such rule wthout con.
unuay ovokng suspoiona that not ohsrrved and
the moment that idea entertained retaliation would
take place, aud the rule would be sc asde No says
granted that his honorable friend Intended except
oontaband OF war although Do had not expressed tho
exception Ia the terms 0f his motion. tlleG, Learl
IL wns perfectly clear that blockade 10 D. aoEed
aud II cJn,raband Of was not u bs atm ted "
private pfopcrty alone be- respected tbrv would
be multitude u grounds on which ships might be taken
and would be takon. Cheers fbey mi 40 hs Visited
aud searched aud II nt any time u ~ss alleged tia,
ship engaged Ia commerce belonging u n bsihgcrsDt
state conveying publ properly u would e "isnd
II II were believed 10 be engaged In any enterprise
connected with blockade running or ~ we're su Eed
10 engaged IN carrying contra Of you'd be
seized. Ten who was 20 10 me judge ichecnll
tcntrals would be- brught 10 the i"s ~ prize cout
but hers tbs 80 zure woo,A bo rspieion snd beng
enemy apa, would not bc necessary 20 br NJ ths1i
luJ pnze II u were o,hsrwiss, you would not
have your oiuy atuly lng 4, tho pnza und
cumsthncos hat would Give him faif chance of cecxs
And n lilo trz, eoprt soui dstnrnlns tint te sns,u.
oon wa well founded and the Condemnation propsv,
Il plain that the tha bAads 80 The beii-
g.rcni " practically ondcmnng on mere siapoon any
number of the eps of the eusfny u s not NECESSARY
sappose thai Ala. tuspclon fr~nd.lsn, aud falsr
During the late sm with America a u.a, many ~ our
lxa1 laNDr and
wers subject. Tor condemnation; sne~
demssd erc1nds tho saics"ncy of which ~sr deabt
qus plain that all loft 70 the DISCRETION and
good fsi,h sf the crussr 81 the b~igefcut Who 40 s
scrip0n aud Who when drsilng with enemies ships.
would be subject 20 no rai and practical .apers son
whatever What wnnd b. tho resuw The enetny
would ssy, "Yoa profess a. ohrerye the rus. aud 40
not oierts ityou seTs my Hhiia when tbey pri.
properly. uut engaged 10 blocSnds running, snd
not carr ~ contrahsBd oi war, hut have pro.
teeiiOn, hAge ocus sfaadi your courr and you
set side The rule shall do the like tlisAT bnaIl ~
that the ric VII b called question aud 'Tt-sde even
although IN the beg nsng u nsht have ben the ntsD-
ton 10 observe h Ia good FAITH tchssrs In the case d
Deutras h might be saId contraand may not b. roihs
tho enemy. Do, u may be going country ffm wh ch
u will sfterwarda make IL way 70 them. You d. not
Hsizs ofcofs "a 40 those Who we're sbafi the IT. ut
All that IN the Of nsuiais the subject o knosn
definite International lass aai the nearest ~ ooad
enforced and asserted them bat I'm os.sbs 20 At
piy all the limits 10 the enemy that apply o. neatrAr
H. thsrcfore thought he proroaed rule would BE- WY
y provoking iaputAions q bad leading 10
acts " rsAlaipu and ~ practically fet Aie hsersJ
lie Would suppose inf moment that te rule could IN
strictly lbs ryei H. hoped A. great oaisnity
ikoly 10 happen, b1i n cult ,ssdgV ns cass 81
VIA ne OF Satef ~ uch oas q ts, ~ b nee
farv b. ~ vis ~ 4 % ss,onf - " ~
AHasrta O. oapV,ef " riisasy yos md ~ bartao
nah 3 ~ Oh "acal p a.loas wLaf sOsd h.
roiai and poo,r, t,caHis ~ tast y ear yHg gv,R
~ Gdry op1atsnf ~ Aa>cea lrtAasgA a, uo@Lf usf
foy fey tnyonuisi Ussd b. az sforsfts0 dife "a
,ne Naval or,rsons susgerisa ihrm.slg no
most sutaba fnf o. In srch We could BDt sHft
" Y. - ~. alI al w ~. ~'''. -,'aA ~ h' h.Na
sa. - - - tare ihe sfhi ois 90 ~. oast bui IN
Tie oihaf hand, ihfre clph ie no bolA that A. marms
warfare va ne~ oladueisi vasdb i.a t,yA saffsy
CONT y iGe a. tnisa Sa1 40 snrf % - ssfso
seiry lost hse nd aaI ssao,s aaf. AID
b'satasd q dstr' tar sil 80 ~ sa->y> Jrg-
Lsen they dd Ass asfrH o. 0gr~ritss SO1d no
f1nhi b. sfrioas pro. the fsfsar,cs tbst
country. Gould n - 81 tAsi 10 aiaada Bsi no
u that ufd ..I Circumstance sd
4 n, ~ osr y ssr II aef..l fseA sayt ni.sr Bs
no~ came - inIufs siAi sfrr ihs p'1fiira fs.saas
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natural result u the Dssisrstou ~ Fss o.,
thai dtciaraiion ras cnly f0ncnss.ou ~ nsair4ls
"a ha. ,sr' s,ssssd b. Ga, ~ laS.s.os a.,
oLemya pfopeny should b. snfs N snsnyE
- = ma "a .e,iy a.ns IN, ,sin. Ibsis - 20
mnst d. the 0fhsF u A~J % q that ne enemy
no. ~ rfaniesiiy sels % ssna p'orery n nsag1
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selves oar usls gfigd 10 nsh
trsi s,tlps bgt "a ~ ~ b. " fuNmy
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dspnvsf Va 81 gossff4i arm ssAlns ~ nv,
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h1f hH~n gten Nhy fs9aI alg ffrti ifas qsiit
tiis present Nals and eater l4la rts -alrs si
nnlhsf n41sfant slllad tsFa tpafhi nssfY,
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