The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-12-10

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4 ~ = ~ - VIVA ''- wv II
a gram mas been gwen 70 haioPn :. >,
exclusive right OF transit o,er VIC "' -, ~
Nicaragua 10 which Cos" n'ca ns.-s's ~
assent, which Il Is alleged eonncS WIN me
resteu rgns oftne cit1ens VI 'ne on.e' 49,
ihe Department OF o'a'c mas ho" VII" 'u'J'''
under considerauon' = r - ggTTI Il
THE srrSrsH GuSBoAr.
The Minister of Peru having made repre.en-
tation that there was a state Of war between
Peru and Spain, AMI that Spain was construct
inc in and near New York thirty gunbosts.
which might be used by Spain in such . war Is
TO relieve the naval force OF Cuba 20 as to oper-
ate against Peru. orders were given to prevent
| their deD.rtur,. No other STEPS having been
taken by the rcpre,entiye Of the Peruvian gov
erpmeui 10 prrreut the departure Of those. ses-
| sel,. and pot feeling authorized 20 detain the
| nrnnerty of nation with which VIC are at peace,
an a mere Executive order. the matter has been
left n, the courts 10 decide. 'h'AM ..h'
|
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The conduct OF the war between the allies anu
the Republic OF Paraguay has made the inter-
course with that country 10 difhcult that u mas
beemed advisable to withdraw our Representa-
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NV .,x. I
towards the 'as' OF the last administration "
convention was slgnei AZ Lonaon lor 'ne Set ss.,
ne,nen' Vi ~, ou,suuus .iA'"o s.nNI A.
pri'ain anu 'ne oh''ea ou''es, wn,on '"n. y. "
receive 'he aa''ce anu oonscn, " 'ns os.. "
.,,.nd;rr IN. r.cot;at;ors ~ ,ba, treaty were
suend,ng uie Negotiations ol ,n' ueny W.
favorable 10 Its acceptance py ,ne people ., ,,e
on',ea o'a'es' out ns p.v'hoa' az ""O
- an, III -, s,,.,.;rs.I hv ,h;s GOVERN
,,,.n, ,,.I, a. Nv n. o;,;,.,s The in;pr;es
"'", 80 W." Nc = an.
| resulting ID the united. STATES py reason VI INC
course adoptel by Great Britain during our
la. o;x;I ~ Ia, ';,.r.as.I the rate. nj insu-
"''o Wv" 10, n A, J;.,;.,.,;on =,
rance ana mas resuteu III tue umiuhahoh VI
| the exports and the imports and distractions
| 20 tha domestic industry anil nroiuctiou. Its
o., 49,, AZ e,r.;,,, commc,ce of the country
49, ~ ~ 80, ..c - o.,
| has been the uccresse anu fansier W pn""
Britain Of our commercial marine, the prolon-
,.,;o, The war ,,d the ;ncrea sed coat Of both
.', 81 =, H.. C. ~. s,,nrcs;on
un ue"suo on" ii ~, s efi = a.,
These claims should not DC agus'eu anu saus-
ned rs orunary cou''neIeai eia'nS .nA
between commercial nations, aud vet the con-
| yention treatel them simply rs such ordinary
| .I.;,,. a., ,.L;cL ,h.y d;tgcr moro widely in
|
gravity OF their character than In the magni-
| tude of the amount. Great even as II that dif-
nra,ce NOT n xorl was found in the treaty.
al -, an ;nfsrs,c. could he dawn fSom II IN
-, 49,, s.,.a ~ ~. ,,nrr;.ra,, fsel;ng NJ the
49, 20 G. nat, r. go s,,,,,rI. Ear e,ist-
course VI urva' o'i'.'n III Jul Sauss'o ~,
ence, which had NO deeply ana university In-
prcssed itself upon the people ofthis country.
n.,,.,;,, ,ha, n no, yo,t 10, tb,s ,,isconceiy-
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settIeiheht OF PehiIn puest'ohs' "uen a'o"'
consistent with the relations which desire 10
have tahlshed batv,en tho United States and
o., Retain 7 rc,,r,IeJ tho action of the Sem
ate in rejecting the treaty 10 have been wisely
taken In the interest OF peace and as n necessary
90, l., ,Lo d;ro,,;o, of 4, ners>ct and cordial
s'ep VI tue ureNuon VI aPe'N.s e"N 49,,
friendship between the TWO countries- ~ seusi-
tive people, conscious Of their power, are more
NJ al a. I, ,day N ,,reat rrony wholly unatoneI
-. .La $50, 80 ..,,Icm.nt which
'nah unuer the rvsuah' VI "eAs -.
satisfies neither their IDEA OF justice nor tneir
grave sense of the grievance they have sustained
H.. ,o;,,,io,r az tho troatv was fhllowed nv N
ing icle0'o. VI tno '3 - Li. 7
state OF pubic ieeIhg on po'n s"es "hon
thought not favorable to an attempt NJ negotia-
tions 7 occorIinply al instructed the minister
a.. NJ. e., S,..er,o c., p.;,a,n and Sund
OF eoe onte" S'a'es '" "'''t o''' So
that my views IN this regard were snareu ny
Her Maiesty's minister 1 hope that the tine
NAV go, come when the two Governments can
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approach tne soiut'on vi 'ns '"o'ieu'"o"s W."
ton with an appreciation OF what IL que 10 the
r,,bt. d;,nity and honor of each and with n
'spN'' e. - A. -. an. ..,,so, ~
determination not only 10 rsuno'o 'nc aus, VI
complaint in the past but TO lay the foundation
ar broad nr;ncinle NJ public law which will
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prevent FUTURE uiuereuOes "nu Vhu W No.. h'n' "t
continued peace and friendship. ms Is the