A Digest of the International Law of the United States: Taken from Documents Issued by Presidents and Secretaries of State, and from Decisions of Federal Courts and Opinions of Attorneys-general, Volume 1

Francis Wharton

U.S. Government Printing Office, 1886

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SOVEREIGNTY OVER LAND I TERRITORIAL SOVEREIGN SUPREME	1

COURTESY FAIRNESS AND SOCIAL CONFORMITY EXPECTED 1 Official intercourse 107	2

3 Court dress 107b	3

4 Expenses 107c	4

1 Predatory Indians	18

2 Other marauders	19

3 Diversion or obstruction of water	20

SPECIAL TREATIESContinued	39

CLAIMS BASED ON DENIAL OR UNDUE DISCRIMINATION OF JUSTICE	230

7 Explorations in barbarous lands e g the Congo 51	234

8 Intercession in extreme cases of political offenders 52	237

10 Good offices for missionaries abroad 54	242

PRACTICE AS TO PAYMENT	245

11 Good offices for persecuted Jews 55	249

MODE OF SOLEMNIZATION	260

12 Nonprohibition of publications or subscriptions in aid of political action	264

WHEN HARM IS DONE BY ORDER OF FOREIGY SOVEREIGN SUCH SOVEREIGN IS THE ACCOUNTABLE PARTY 21	64

TERRITORIAL BOUNDARIES DETERMINED BY POLITICAL NOT JUDICIAL ACTION 22	68

CHAPTER II	70

STRAITS 29	77

RIVERS 30	81

XXXIII	84

VI	97

LAKES AND INLAND SEAS 31	99

MARGINAL BELT OF SEA 32	100

SELFCONSTITUTED MISSIONS ILLEGAL	109

PRESENTS NOT ALLOWED	110

ELIGIBILITY OF	113

APPOINTMENT AND QUALIFYING OF	114

EXEQUATUR	115

DISMISSAL	116

SHIP NATIONALIZED BY FLAG 33	117

VICECONSULS AND CONSULAR AGENTS	118

NOT TO TAKE PART IN POLITICS	119

PRIVILEGE AS TO PROCESS	120

OTHER PRIVILEGES	121

RIGHT TO GIVE ASYLUM AND PROTECTION	122

CRIMES AT SEA SUBJECT TO COUNTRY OF FLAG	123

PORT JURISDICTION OF SEAMEN AND SHIPPING	124

JUDICIAL FUNCTIONS IN SEMICIVILIZED LANDS	125

PORTS OPEN TO ALL NATIONS 34	127

MERCHANT VESSELS SUBJECT TO POLICE LAW OF PORT 35	128

NEGOTIATION	130

RATIFICATION AND APPROVAL 1 As to treaty making power	131

WHEN TREATY GOES INTO EFFECT	132

CONSTRUCTION AND INTERPRETATION	133

FAVORED NATION	134

EFFECT OF	135

NOT SO AS TO PUBLIC SHIPS 36	136

EFFECT OF	137

TREATIES WHEN CONSTITUTIONAL ARE THE SUPREME LAW OF THE LAND BUT MAY BE MUNICIPALLY MODIFIED BY SUBSEQUE...	138

JUDICIARY CANNOT CONTROL EXECUTIVE IN TREATY MAKING	139

OPPRESSIVE PORT EXACTIONS 37	140

2 AustriaHungary	141

3 Barbary Powers 141a 4 Bavaria	142

5 Brazil	143

6 China	144

7 Colombia and New Granada	145

8 Costa Rica and Honduras	146

9 Denmark	147

10 Frauce a Treaty of 1778	148

ARMING MERCHANT VESSELS 39	167

NEUTRALIZED WATERS 40	168

CHAPTER III	171

GENERAL RULE IS NONINTERVENTION 45	172

facie proof of abandonment	179

EXCEPTIONS 1 Relief and protection of citizens abroad 46	187

INDIANS AND CHINESE	196

2 Agencies to obtain information as to pending insurrection 47	200

4 Hospitality to political refugees 48	203

CORPORATIONS	207

5 Mediation 49	211

WHO MAY CLAIM	215

c Reprisals in war of 1812	220

6 Necessity as where marauders can be checked only by such intervention 50	221

a Amelia Island	222

b Pensacola and Florida posts 50b c Steamboat Caroline	227

d Greytown 50d e Border raiders	229

abroad 56	265

13 Charitable contributions abroad 56a III INTERVENTION OF EUROPEAN SOVEREIGNS IN AFFAIRS OF THIS CONTINENT DIS	268

APPROVEDMONROE DOCTRINE 57	269

MUST BE SPECIFIC FOREIGN DEMAND	274

PRACTICE AS TO SURRENDER	280

EFFECT OF GUARANTEE OF UNDER TREATY	290

c Treaty of 1803 cession of Louisiana 6 148b d Subsequent treaties 148c	291

SPECIAL APPLICATIONS OF DOCTRINE 1 Mexico 58	300

NORTHEAST ATLANTIC FISHERIES	301

TITLE IN INTERNATIONAL	310

WITHDRAWAL OF DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS	317

AS A BELLIGERENT RIGHT	325

APPLICATION OF TO ENEMYS PROPERTY	338

2 Peru 59	340

3 Wanton destruction prohibited	349

WHAT ESSENTIAL	359

3 Cuba 60	362

DUTY OF NEUTRAL as to BLOCKADE RUNNING 365	365

MUNICIPAL DEFINITIONS NOT EXTRATERRITORIAL	382

II	388

RESTRICTIONS OF NEUTRAL	395

ligence	401

4 San Domingo and Hayti 61	413

5 Danish West Indies	416

Sandwich Islands 62	417

7 Samoa Caroline and other Pacific Islands 63	436

8 Corea 64	442

9 Falkland Islands 65	443

10 Liberia 66	445

11 China ý 67	492

RECOGNITION OF BELLIGERENCY 69	511

RECOGNITION OF SOVEREIGNTY 70	523

SUCH RECOGNITION DETERMINABLE BY EXECUTIVE 71	551

ACCRETION NOT COLONIZATION THE POLICY OF THE UNITED STATES 72	553

XXI	581

IMPOSED 83	601

MINISTER MISCONDUCTING HIMSELF MAY BE SENT BACK 84	603

MODE OF PRESENTATION AND TAKING LEAVE 85	612

INCUMBENT CONTINUES UNTIL ARRIVAL OF SUCCESSOR 86	616

HOW FAR DOMESTIC CHANGE OF GOVERNMENT OPERATES TO RECALL Ø 87	618

DIPLOMATIC GRADES 88	621

CITIZENS OF COUNTRY OF RECEPTION NOT ACCEPTABLE 88a XIV	628

DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENCE CONFIDENTIAL EXCEPT BY ORDER OF DE PARTMENT 89	631

1 Confined to official business	632

2 Usually in writing 89b DIPLOMATIC AGENTS TO ACT UNDER INSTRUCTIONS 90	633

COMMUNICATIONS FROM FOREIGNERS ONLY TO BE RECEIVED THROUGH DIPLOMATIC REPRESENTATIVES 91	635

DIPLOMATIC AGENTS PROTECTED FROM PROCESS 1 Who are so privileged 92	638

2 Illegality of process against 93	644

3 Exemption from criminal prosecution	646

4 What attack on a minister is an international offence	648

AND FROM PERSONAL INDIGNITY 94	649

AND FROM TAXES AND IMPOSTS 97	651

PROPERTY PROTECTED 96	654

FREE TRANSIT AND COMMUNICATION WITH SECURED 97	655

XXII	665

PRIVILEGED FROM TESTIFYING 98	667

CANNOT BECOME BUSINESS AGENTS 99	670

NOR REPRESENT FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS 100	671

SHOULD RESIDE AT CAPITAL 101	672

DUTIES AS TO ARCHIVES 103	673

RIGHT OF PROTECTION AND ASYLUM 104	675

MAY EXTEND PROTECTION TO CITIZENS OF FRIENDLY COUNTRIES 105	696

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Título	A Digest of the International Law of the United States: Taken from Documents Issued by Presidents and Secretaries of State, and from Decisions of Federal Courts and Opinions of Attorneys-general, Volume 1 Volume 1 de A Digest of the International Law of the United States, Francis Wharton A Digest of the International Law of the United States: Taken from Documents Issued by Presidents and Secretaries of State, and from Decisions of Federal Courts and Opinions of Attorneys-general, Francis Wharton
Editor	Francis Wharton
Editora	U.S. Government Printing Office, 1886
Original de	Harvard University
Digitalizado	15 ago. 2008

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