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The Daily Dispatch: December 13, 1861., [Electronic resource], Comments of the Northern press. (search)
ainst the pretensions of the right of visitation and search, and of the seizure of subjects on board of neutral ships. We fought for seventy years the battle in favor of neutral rights, till at last they have been yielded to us. What would we have said if an Austrian vessel had attempted to seize Kossuth on board of a Collius' steamer ? What would England have said to a similar act of authority on board of a Cunarder?--Neutral soil has been invaded by the great powers, as in the case of Dac D. Enghein seized by Napoleon, and execute, for alleged participation in plots of assassination: but we recollect of no case in any degree parallel to this. It declares that the United States Government must prevent a rupture with the British Government at all hazards, and concludes thus: We know how easy it is to sneer at foreign powers, and to boast of our ability to carry on a contest with all Europe. But we cannot afford, in this instance, to be wrong, nor to belie all our own declar