New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10


morce ard .orIrspon,,cncc with the ITl'l>h 1871
ords forbade all trade in English n"rcii'n''~'
aud declared lawful prize all merchandise '"i''--
inc IN or coming from lis manufacturers ann '"I'
! opies The commerce Of the nl'"d S'atS Will
the British Domini"ns was pr"hi"N -! ~ ''''
importance 10 the former as their commerce. "''''
al the world hcsiicS: and, a' 'h' '"'I'"'S VI
fair commerce are reciprocal. 'rc"t hri''i" S"''''
with the United St,tcs the adNani ,-r 81 ih'' In
,crconrsa: and 80 lar Napoc"ns views W.T.
ohs,ruc,cd When he understood this. he On
forced the decree against the commerce "' u"
United States. The papers i'll the ease were ''un'
| mittpd to our Government from farS, ny INV
| American Minister. and were communicate" 10
| Congress by the President with message recon-
| mrudinr an Embargo. Senator P:ck'rhg lays
stress on tie following paragraph in the mss '-e'
which is omitted in the copy i'll the State Iapc'S'
as we'll as in the journal OF the Senate ana Is not
| referred to by the historian;
ask a return Il the letters II Mcss>. Armstron-
and Champaign, which II would he improper 10 m''"
! public
The pamrs retained by the Senate were a
proclamation dated October l6. 1907. by the
| King Of Great Britain requiring English "ainrh.
! serving I'm foreign vessels. Ia return nome 10
defend their own country, and an c\trac' from "
| letter dated September Ii, 1907. from TIE fieh'h
Minister oil Justice. fcIa'ih- ~ INV t"''"'''" w
the Berlin decree and declaring that no exception
would he made in its execution. The papers re-
turned 10 the President were letter from Minister
| Armstrong to the French Minister Of Foreign
| Affairs, Champaign. asking whether the report
was true that a new and extended constitution,
hirblv injurious TO the commerce Of the nl'ri
States was about 10 I've given to the l@rlin tie
cree and Champagnys answer that His Majesty
has considered every neutral vessel. going from
English ports with car2or> Of English nmr-
cLandise or of fish origin. as l'wluliN SclN"'
bv French armed vessels. Why. asks Pirkcrih@
did the President ask rrtura OF these t"" papers"
saving il would he improper to make them public
| The solution may he found in the last paragraph
Of Champagnys letter, in which he says
The decree Of blockade has now been i>"i'i eleven
months. The principal Powers OF !uiop', fr RON
protesting a-a, it" pr','",. mnvr ""p p, ",,,
plc,r q render it mole cncctual
MIR. Pickering adds:
The commerce Of the United states -urpa7 ed that
Of all the other ncutr'! nations and W.T. ir lr,n
| domiuon> was vcry extensive" and 81 vast lm"rial,"
10 both. TO render the blockade Of the l:titrh IN.ahd
| complete the commerce Of ncuira> WITH them must
cease. This object. N respect T. thr M q" n''" -,
could be accomplished only by an cmbirg" III i,f
days after tn" arrival al WaNlna'"n 'h Afi,,i."I
tho grand judge and Chnmpagny, Mr. jefferson rrr1in
MINDED y n " ID t%1ars a amt iw" "nr a
passing Of the Emharr" law the - ciar' Of ,iai
this subject says: The conduct Of the French ''"y
eminent in lying I'm; "M%"d %Iir rn' an ~, ~
parcu, or Doubtful Import again>, the rights OF th"
sea. is the NOR ryraoriinary. in.~n@rh \, u"
inability to cnfor'" II IN that clement "Alh II -
| measure, in the light II an empty in"ra" -, III" H.
Mr. ."Ecr,onS Emarr'. which Frustrated our in
jur"d all = oar eat hcn>. va, ,,Hni.i -" an mp'
mrn.c" now rnv ., "IS yc ~ gen. re- wac -
in safety our vessel ard m'r'ha"dl,r. or '" r. :"
tho French Emp'r"r'~ d"'i"'' 4 hl" ih" 81 -"
/ I a. lps Tn I l.
Emhars" waS acc ah'r h" pa DE- ~. OF ."
;. $50, hi Minister informed ,'""''i lin.N'@ N IN
the Emperor app!audcd ~" Erin'-"
TIE HISTORIAN ,rrrEi ,>I., \ rAEr q IN
TEtr
On thc committee Z" which tie Presidents nc|
SAGE was referred was john Quincy h!"'nS y
hill was promptly rcpor'"l read "n"'. ard. ~"
rule heinz suspended. w real a second ari 'hirl
time and passed The time occurred from 80"
reception Of the President nr>,t-" g ~" lr''Nin
Of the bill was about four nous. M"'ml.~ -
post pone were voted down. It was when one
Of these was pending that Mr.. ADAMS made his
| memorable speech. mutatcd by the historian
As rcr"rirI il vas -, follows:
Tn" PRESIDENT Ia, recommended III" ucr'n~r 90 hi,
hIch rc,r' .h,llit. w"rh r." '"'t,' ! ~
! not d"''.~i'". would at. lhIlhi h' l'.' ''"' :
J. such further Information - "'H !n-''' N''
m't-rr''
I Here f,llna Senator pi"krrn.'S conncu'>.
Tls sent. iacnt Wa extraordinary that ~ 'l';
wr,d. I down |, ~',, ss, .,,u Nr. r""":-,.'. =.
! v";.d Ia,;i.,ns. H"N","r mA, v"'" a."'i"'
T w., , l, ~, go r,,l '' ,,!. 49,.
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fN"ni.v".
| r:,KiHlN' AND ApNN~ AI'I' >LT. tn 20 Ei''
Ti"n followed corn.~pouic'rr IT t'r ,i.''cI.
mon, oi 'Ar prhii'. rot!;ctd b, rr.'.in- 81!
| Adams Tie latte. Ipi~,iir. .. 81" r...I.in.l :,
| 'r!,nd the Administration from a." p"~rrf Il
! blows Of the farmer. In his letter !" Nj 'ti,
! >rr.'"r Adams artIihut"I "a" llI.Ir-" :, i.,.
| British Orders in toINr'l. ,! \"?"nhcr II. I.",.
issued III retaliation for '' l,Iiin drc;"r. lhr"'
orders Iii"rii"". H." commerce al '"riri.> viii
| France and her 'i'r-, and With al! other c''.r-
tries under thc control Of France wno>r lo,j,
were shut lraIiis, British ron:n,lr": c\,rpIln-.
h"wcl,r direct Trade between neutral n;ii"is and
,hrnl"s c"l"Iucs Nj AuIlns. ".irr! Mr.. P.r<-
,inr dies. rIi., i'rc ,.r,!,.r> ~ .d;"oly u,..
cralrl nn,l IN" nonrn' when the, ''.r>t u,ol
o'ir heads g." Where. :. J." odds. tie Aurrl,,n
l.rr"rmnrn' rpiri,"l hl Tie i:,ii>' Secretary
of STAT" Lord li"nI", opon aIl.i tnr larl, 'r
cree Ma, I>.ncl, that NE sizes Il r"'"l lion
would ln Inr,>, H." pat Of GREAT I:rii all.
IT." Lrt-h orders in c,.ir'I err. no' hi.. "a"
urui.ii', H.rur. linz SO. .,Iji. ~ Of ,,.i,r 3,
receive INF r.'I'u Il II" NJ ''""' th''r v' ii ""Ihi
"I'i"~, which j. q. A',iu- and "-iood in from 90, -,
! real 'ai.~"- II -" i.ul"':,."
The fact is that when TIA" Eihrrro bill! pass i