...ble of putting a million of men in the field must have been able to muster a sufficient force of cruisers to put an end to the piracy of which Mr. Welles complained. As to the implied censure on Captain Winslow for not pursuing the Deerhound and recovering his prisoners, the question arises: Were they Winslow's prisoners at all, any more than if they had succeeded in landing on fragments of the wreck at som...