The New York herald., 1872-12-17

attempted 20 restore maritime trade and thus relieve
spa he Ne Sr'S:r Ssd @ S
that cbicctt-
'Gswrlxsss- complaint having been made to the gov
OF the United states OF some instances Of
Of tie Powers Al and
charge President o assure the merchants
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and ina. on Their forwarding lhes wesSthsacseSS asS
e.ienee Of lho same proper proceedings Will DO adoPeu
government TO protect its citizens 10 the exercise OF al
& 20 a % hs sa% SS now mas
iion are concerned, i proved 70 be
worse yet aiuIea s. and ,s sspownsr:
saS wssa IS nsd
no s hs sy ss BEEN en-
enitsppsd Into sposiIoa and ruin DO no. assert o.
l. wss cor e scs %Sor'u%sie
Ia. did secure from France full satisfaction for
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q these vast that claims seemed
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points Of that part Of the subject.
Tn ,--s onn,. ahrnosrnefivE; .s,,nt ;., A.. ,vc, ..ou
ssns, sa eas%n rsTnsn our Minister 4 rsr. had
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waSnson had eS 81: eesien ale % dpirl.sd starving and
ss .y %is wa'ss % aSS SSss
We e.a sssnae TIE sensrai gloom when We read tns
sSSn an 10 w0t' four n' days
led We ss,a ss r as Ss hopes SS bsr witch TsS
m then eeryed or ,ores,hers It was then that The The
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dependence q the United states" | have no desire to
ina, this treaty and The benign m avor Of God secured Us
p nav ssy @ s sssf ~ ' ,cer r make
ms aPparen, viii only be necessary 70 quote the parts
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en- @Tss two psres sasrsnsse - mutually from
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ss declare r. q Sstwsen e nee
said arel. shah have ta force aud effect the moment
S,ys s ?, r..Ss e DISsSt as5 her
H. pos thas saafantesd ecmprei The Islands
I Domino s rSsp ss L"in s. ys Me
gulon and Granada and CAYENNE and the territory Of
5sssa "a n s % 2%as ana s aS
which immeds,ely telowsd many Of these ~ valuable
soSS,aen which bound to defend them was
farnish excuse for suplney permitting many
ss,e island; g ss w,ss,s from % our faithful any b, I
JUSTIFY nation weaker than in wishing for
Sfsvs Ssap
duty when grsiiiuae honor and public faith demanded,
and every feeling OF generosity urged Us to perform
win show what wish did not showthat derelicton
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party, governed By ther sympathy for England were
ideas The be- en'spsIsmsas Of Eaispean alliances
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a he 1sspts s treaty q ne sssas
snsaas. 1S sInes Ssi
Than an and "a. a. s; seT
@ he n s load s o. sd
and the son.,ap, Irritation q The public mna g our
RELIEF from ,.lsSd,ssG The eon,nuance q which
hs saR ea n Sr ssis o. and IN &
This ireav, known the Jay treaty. annued the
ass su S rsy rgs.'y
a q All asc % GIVING @ s S ssaa Sx Il ~:
OF shelter equal rights lr bringing into our ports and
hereto ore been enayes by Franse exclusively lido not
trust myself 70 crltcse the justice OF policy in this
i A cnArrsR ~ HISTORY,
treaty s,asa og,SS,, e sssT u .s,s9
g. Mse ". e own n m eminent aesras our nasoSa
esasaee Retaliation %as y once declared smsrins
our bad isi.h ssa ,ss si!sssg; s,s%e. ;atss esS
teir into french port. and ihess spos,ens began
se 'a Up an ons % sna @ ,Snt just Sas sssns
would asree to the only e%sni then possible IL NE
impoverished condition % ,he two nations Bat =, las.
on their claims against each Other and "a confederation
leased nom ali responsibility past due obl,g ana
from al stars s o. psensa q srr'ey y a
foresee. and responsibility which could estimate
we we're relieved from hat infringing alliance which
nsyssy dry a % ss the aans and sns
in which we bad all % lc.e and nstllins .
o the mind o our people could be directed bone
m afs bu me se eS psn a ass a
Sner.a. daie Without ,
sn nna q Se rasa ssssns s0 uu s govern
These claims We're Ts.s 4 % Ss nearrea II tho pursuit
al sss sas oys t and i ~ ss Sssaee ms S
losses incurred eesaq,. no protection wss afforded hy
creased on the plain promi,se 9 ,ns ss,heri,ls.
IN Obtaining redres asdifS aud eS we're ss
possession g ne agihore. 80 on ihe faith q the sdne.
OF state Mr. Jeaefson iSr collection they were eenas
sSia Sa an o% ss:' s
were used IN a case oi extreme enersency and ioT
The relief secured ~ their barter has be n enjoyed Ny
two generations Of Americans and will be enjoyed by
latest posierity. And the heirs ~ sufferers
u the hpirs tenfirarics aud
ask them 10 pay them IRON their opulence
their wealth has In part been secured Those who rep
\ the wrong i@n ask that the fuuda-
mental guarantees all property shall be ver
violated in their aud that they shall siak
through the land esnying aEans this garing outrage
showing that The private property % tbeir fathers has
been taken tor the public itiUut lust COM
! The claim l. Just, and we are able TO pay ~
Mr. NIcKERS dem1 ~ Nd, followed IA advocacy " the
Il bill which was then laid aside informally
ON motion Of Mr.. SnERSss the senate reccdcd from ~
amendment the lncry Revenue bill providing Tor
/ the appointment u twenty ave additional reNtaae
4 agents
Committee oi Conference the Bill relag the bed Uf
Il Beaver Lake, Indiana
Al tour O'Clock Il " ,he senate went into executive
4 session ani soon after adjourned