Our Maritime And Neutral Rights
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Bunch (of iniquity.) The British Secretary declined, however, to accede to this request ; and our Government, on the 23d of October, 1861, determined to revoke the exequatur of the Consul, " who has not only been the bearer of com- municationsbetween the insurgents and a foreign government, in violation of our laws, but has abused equally the confidence of the two governments by reporting, without the authority of his government, and in violation of their own policy, as well as of our national ...rights, that the proceeding in which he was engaged was in the nature of a treaty with the insur- gents, and the first step towards the recognition by Great Britain of their sovereignty." Upon the instant of the Trent affair and the capture of the two rebel emissaries, our government despatched advices to our Minister at London that the capture was unauthorized ; and, upon the formal application of the British government, these representatives of the revolted States would be surren- dered. In this our government rested their action upon the great American doctrines of public law, which we have constantly asserted since the origin of the government.
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Bunch (of iniquity.) The British Secretary declined, however, to accede to this request ; and our Government, on the 23d of October, 1861, determined to revoke the exequatur of the Consul, " who has not only been the bearer of com- municationsbetween the insurgents and a foreign government, in violation of our laws, but has abused equally the confidence of the two governments by reporting, without the authority of his government, and in violation of their own policy, as well as of our national ...rights, that the proceeding in which he was engaged was in the nature of a treaty with the insur- gents, and the first step towards the recognition by Great Britain of their sovereignty." Upon the instant of the Trent affair and the capture of the two rebel emissaries, our government despatched advices to our Minister at London that the capture was unauthorized ; and, upon the formal application of the British government, these representatives of the revolted States would be surren- dered. In this our government rested their action upon the great American doctrines of public law, which we have constantly asserted since the origin of the government.
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