The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-23
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PART VII
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Fourth-The report made In 1877 of the arming of the
Georgia differs from the contemporaneous of
eye witness
Her Maesys made the state
ment that no serious endeavor to capture the
United States Il was mistaken This correetion is how.
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grave and requires to be weighed with the
and proxmae cause and it s in Of such only that
not easy to separate from those sprinsng from other
The United States concur with Her Majesty's govern
ment in the opinion that claim on the part Of bei
losses inflicted or occasoned by any the ordinary opera
O1s Of us on which @
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the proceedings they cannot say how they do do
on il h st ,ss that tn
Losses Of Sh the Of the the direct
certain general Considerations may reasonably be as
Mr~-Both parties contemplate that the United States
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for which they ask ns and ,h the
contempates are to be shown to be the fount of those
invested BY the parties with the functions
for the determining OF the issues between them and be-
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1t may that the parties had in view when they
entered into their mt to make this reference
Third-Neither party contempates that the tribunal
will establish be governed by rules in this respect
which will either the hand teEd To release neutrals
their duty observe strict neutrality, the
other hand will make of honest neutrality bur
densome
CONSERVATION DEvOUTLY WISHED.
Leaving the issues raised by the and
of the two the arguments OF
the decision OF the tribunal the United States
repeat with strengthened conviction the language with
which they closed their 1t Is the highest interest
the great Powers which appear at this bar that
the of difference which have arisen between them
should be speedily and forever set mt rest The United
States entertain confident expectation that Her Maj
esy's government will concur with them In this opinion
On page 400 OF the American official in the Eng
sh language after enumeratng the several classes of
claims for injuries the United States 80 far these
various losses and expenditures out OF the acts
med by the cruisers the United States
titled ask compensation and remuneration before this
tribunal"
In the unofficial French translation made for the
venence of the arbtrator there equivalent for the
important words in italics above cited French version,
page 377)
The agent United received Just as
the Conference at Geneva, in December, about to
begin and did discover the in time It
at that Conference He takes the first opportunity
call attention to it.