The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-08

s.rIc'e' Ii'ahu commerce between such
d pVrt aIu .ne Enemy 'errltor! nm
pairs undoubtedly. ana very seriously
inpeirs' the VaIue OF a BLOCKADE or tho
enemy > coast
'..) without mentioning the other
customary elements or n regularly I'm
posed blockade, such a. notification OF
the particular coast line invested. the
imposition OF the penalty OF coniscation,
NC, whicn are lacking In the present
brit'sh "biockade' policy. ], need only be
pointed out that. measured by the three
universally conceded tests above set
forth. the present British measures can-.l
not be regarded a. constituting a block
sde IN law. III practice or In eject.
Blockade Not RecOG nised.
|
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IN =, 80 W rou''h vi
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So So 10y w .na.eu states,
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N,s.,,, ,ho,,eh on,an, nH.
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cav. ,no, ,n LIS OF inc south. Were SUD
nr,.,s IN a,rsc, a,,nm,o, ~. ~.
! ,i.w ~ ~. $50 a., I,,n.,a -
IN. pr.s.n, u.,- ~ .xnr... ~. 90.
Edward Grey In hls ,rsir,c,ior. "a a..
British Delegates IN Tho Iordon ,o,far-
ence in 1905
II. is exceedingly douh,,,, uh.,,er
the decision Of the sunre,ro ronr, v.,s
in reality mean, 10 cover a case ~
blockade running In which no question ~
~contraband arose. Certainly II such WAS
tho intention he decision would PRO
tanto be In conflict with IN. practice OF
the British courts. His Majesty's Gov
.ron' that pTa'tlce. and you should "n-
Its correctness"
II may be polnt,d on, mis-, ,h., ,he
circumstances surrounding III. Spr,ns.
box case were essentially different from
those OF the presen, d,y 10 which tho
rule laid down In that case is souxh, =,
be applied, When the Springnok cas-.
arose the ports Of the Confederate States
We're effectively biockaded by tn. naval
forces OF the United States. though no
neutral ports were closed. and "A con-
t'nuous voyage through "a neutral poT,
required an all sea voyage terminating
IN an attempt to pass the blockading
siuaaron,
'so) Ih'rd' IL appears TO be the posi-
uon OF Great Britain that II, as the
United states alleges. American citizens
or American Interests are directly and
adversely affected by the British policies
OF c~ontraband and non-intercours.. re-
suit'ns IN interference with ships and
'arsoes' tney ehould seek redress IN the
prize courts ~hich the british Govern
iheh' nave established and that pending
the exhaustion OF such legal remedies
WIN me result OF a denial OF justice the
nr'.'sn roVernmeht cannot continue
F" ue", 'hroush the diplomatic channels
WIN the Individual cases
Contention Not sound.
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