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and wounding others, and then drawing her into
the currents bove the cataract setting her fire
and. careless to know whether there might not be
IN her innocent with the guilty, or the living with
the dead, committing her to a ate which tiIs the
imagination with horror necessity for all this
the Government of The United States cannot be-
lleve TO have existed.


All will see that if such things be allowed to
occur they nigh. lead to bloody and esasperated
This Republic has no wish 10 disturb the
tranquility OF the world liz object is peace. It's
policy peace. But i cannot admit that its Co
vernment has not both the will and the power to
preserve its own neutrality and to enforce The OBJ
servance of its own laws upon its own citizens.
1t is Jealous of lis rights, and among others. and
mos, especially, OF the right Of absolute imtnanI-
" of It's territory against aggression from abroad,
and these rights il IL The dnt AID tho deternlif1a-
ton of this Government fully and at all times to
maInta:n; while il will al the same time.
pIous!y refrain from infringing on the rights Of
othCrs.


Tho President instructs Mr.. Webster TO say
tha, he that this and all other differences
between the two Governments will be treated
III such spirit OF candor. justice, and mutual re-
spcc, shall insure the long continuance Of
peace between the two countries---Ne'D- Iorter.