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The Daily Dispatch: November 29, 1861., [Electronic resource], The Slidell and Mason outrage. (search)
is, most assuredly, will not do for England, who has already recognized the existence of a state of war in this country, acknowledged the Confederate States as belligerents, and proclaimed her own neutrality, thus giving to Confederates and Federals an equal claim to the protection of her flag, wherever found beneath its folds on land or at sea. This neutrality, thus proclaimed, England may contend has been shamefully violated, by tearing passengers from a British steamer, belonging to the West India Line, on its way home, and therefore not possible to be suspected of having contraband articles on board. She may say, moreover that there is an extradition treaty between her and the United States, that the class of criminals to be given up and the forms in which the delivery is to be effected, are therein expressly designated That if Messrs. Slidell and Mason come within this category, they must first be proved to do so, by a trial in the proper form. That therefore, under any circumst