ur existeiiee, in behnll of neutral righ...

ur existeiiee, in behnll of neutral rights. We advised then tbut, bvUn-o demaad hould be made, or the huniiliation of a r.eoace bo oiTored to "f, wc shóuld subinit the question of International uw tothe Runsian Minister at Washngton, or to 6pme oíber representativa of a neutral power, and abide by the dccisiun. tíuch a submiosion, made arvd public poney, moro aimcuic; buu it throws ín obstFÚction 'ín the way ol our Admiuistratlon, alrèadjr embarrassed by tlio excess of lis respoDsibili. Arbitraticn is still opon to us, it ja true, if the elaiimint for reparation is content wkli sucli a refëreoce. Even without tliis, vvo content ourselves by usiog the occasion, and thè persons of these envoys, to force frnm Ëngland sorae construction {' lbo limita of tho right ot searoh and seizure, ach ;is we hovti lotvc contended for, and as our