The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-20
,Nhan Demonstration in New York,
1,s, t,arsG.AR LNDIGSATION-Tl
DEMAND FOR REnRESS.
ll,l ltGAL VIEWS OF MIR. ENARrs-HoN
r,xu> NATIONAL. GRAVITATlUN-
Mn SUMMERS VIEWS. &c.

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49,, .IA GENERALIZATION T. Dclstipld
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>fksCh or HON. WILLIAM d. ~ ANS
Hon. William NJ. EVart' addressed the
Ting. He rapidly reviewed the various
-.,., which brought this nation face to face
vtg The present difficulty. He spoke OF in
'> I" America during the struggle for
IAN independence. ana gave nistor! ci
49,. capture OF the VirSinlus. n ship OF
American origin. bearing all the evidences
- American ownership, accredited upon the
salts ~ the American tag, starts from the
port - Jamaica chcered ana caressed by
&c honest sentiments OF the people OF that
'>#nd. NhcN OF! Tue liiSt seas, yet u'sIaht
'!u'n 'u''I. sue i H!>lteu u. loli'aoo' not
e the natural ceWenS, puI vi snt pliut
rud arrogance ol spanish power. tIheers.J
W tai - ltnlcnt a> tiial Tue hurricane
""l!li nave lul(ctcu upon hel ms peeh her
''" tlfninS from ptr PuiSHcl, seehluS
SAFETY. and onrrlnE no violence. shc Il
rt,Itahtn. our tag Is hauled down, all, With.
,.,l arms and without resistance, made prl-
-.r,r-. aud. whether they be Spaniard>, Gu
'HG>, Encl>hmcn. or Americans. are taken
3"!"nd m! power and without any desire
II resistance, and when safe within Inc mar
luT, 'Grn on board the ship. detalIea ny
~uu,, selection, first four of the men are con-
,i,!Hpc,i and taken on shore and shot. Then
4 jpr..rr dra( is made. and some forty meet
-. .q,nr fate under the same sudden CON
,n,iIqr l4-r the only evidence that all are
49,, .ln,,;..,,,rrd i that all had not been
,.,rH.l in the drath-deajnc vengeance Of
,r,,,.ul.n. TApnla,,>,,} REPRESENTATIVES of
f..-,lwo Powers At peace with Spaiu-tIIc
Triri>l and American conS,llS-rcmvnStratcd
Fl vain. Tn, name. the power, the resent
...,,: If tIr.r two nation, 20 for nothing.
\n nr,loncr j. made that the Sirrinills
r,;.,,l win an cvne9rion n make y
,,. ,,,.,a,,. ~, ,l,o i.r,,I Of Cuh,
'|,.;nm. tr,a,, viii,
,t,a, t,r n,,'.r,. n,r,ance commi,tsd win.
49,, ;,,,;. ,,;n,in,, ,ynrv cit;yan Of ours
1,..,,t -, .n,itIn1 IN rial ,crnr,,inr ia the
'.,r,,,'r, ,rncy.s If ,aw. and should he ar-
't'',' a.. ,il.I,, ~ hnv;n~ his I,,yvers his
,,,,,,,,y. ~ notari,,s and his advocitcs IA
Df.rd him before their tribunals. Was
.t.r..4ny war; Ruf if there was a war.
Soon ,hns" were prisoner. of war, unarmcd
.al without resistance. Aud what laws OF
,,.,r. o-,, thnrr That hermit the visitation of
1922. ,.n'r,,nr,. man prisoners Of wnr
\.v. ~. ,nn.t understand thai by the pub.
i.i.,, ,n,'r,. arc Int two situations which
,,...,,,,;,.d ,nd which have tbrir onnro-
..i..,,. Intentions and their anproDria,t. and
...,,,r,.. .,II;t,ori,v. one is a state Of peace.
,g... ',f!..r j. a STATE ur war. And there is
pr intermediate state that the public law
4.4.- with, or that nations tolerate as being
.rt ~, n u-,in>t them, to excuse, to Justify,
IA .l.rnur, for the dealings Of nation
fla. hY. brought itself iuto account
ability with another nation. Ii there
r.T, y,:,rc, whatever the crime Of these
tn,n. meduatcd or perpctratcd, then there
va, no power in spain. 10 right in Spain,
under tie public law OF nations, under her
solemn treaty with us, under the civilization
tuh hInG> systems ana intercourse together
Hu!0n-- the nations, making UP the circle OF
our cosmopolitan community, except JUDI
Gia'iy hr Trial on evidence with proper
opportunities for defence, to establish their
cu,i and inilict appropriate punishment
nd have !. record that could prove how and
Why it WAS done, and which should furnish
'Hc Justification when called TO account by
the Government whose citizens or subjects
bad suffered. Ii there were war, ana cltl'
<,u., SHIPS, or the property OF ioleiSn na
tiou~ wcr" engaged in aiding one OF the
hciaEcItnts BY the carriage OF arms or py
10" carriage OF troops. Whatever ihisnt pe
I'll" rights OF power on tle SEA except III the
'F0%@!e> when war Jt'9s'l'e>. theti 'sa'usl
the power OF war the toleIalioii VI iilouelli
CIVILIZATION demands no severity eArel1t tna'
~ coercion ana repression, aho not VI VEIL
.-'s"c". ChtcrSI.
~ , ,7,.,,o,n, ,toot ,ha Cir,,;n;,.
vI. y nitrate npon the seas. Spain had no
lower 10 determine who are pirates, and we
do not admit the right TO punish without
trial. without conviction, and without u
..f:,.t He concluded as follows.