Memorials volume 3
Memorials volume 3
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The decision of every question turned entirely upon the three Rules : upon which the majority of the Arbitrators placed a construction alternately rigid and elastic, always as might be most severe against a neutral. Count Sclopis did, indeed, in one of his speeches, ^ acknowledge that " the requirements of a belligerent towards a neutral ought not to be pushed to such a point as to embarrass the neutral in the ^ A3 to " due diligence. " 262 PERSONAL AND POLITICAL MEMORIALS part ii normal exerci...se of his rights, or in the organisation of his administrative functions " ; — that " the neutral might be asked to put into full activity the powers of action of his Government, in order to maintain his neutrality ; but he could not reasonably be expected to modify the organisation of his administrative machine to serve the interests of another Power " ; and that the Tribunal ought to " beware of making the conditions of neutrals too difficult, and almost impossible. " These were sound principles, for which we had throughout contended ; and we expected that we should have had the benefit of them in the inter- pretation and application of the cardinal phrases of the first Kule of the treaty, " due diligence, " and "reasonable ground to believe.
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The decision of every question turned entirely upon the three Rules : upon which the majority of the Arbitrators placed a construction alternately rigid and elastic, always as might be most severe against a neutral. Count Sclopis did, indeed, in one of his speeches, ^ acknowledge that " the requirements of a belligerent towards a neutral ought not to be pushed to such a point as to embarrass the neutral in the ^ A3 to " due diligence. " 262 PERSONAL AND POLITICAL MEMORIALS part ii normal exerci...se of his rights, or in the organisation of his administrative functions " ; — that " the neutral might be asked to put into full activity the powers of action of his Government, in order to maintain his neutrality ; but he could not reasonably be expected to modify the organisation of his administrative machine to serve the interests of another Power " ; and that the Tribunal ought to " beware of making the conditions of neutrals too difficult, and almost impossible. " These were sound principles, for which we had throughout contended ; and we expected that we should have had the benefit of them in the inter- pretation and application of the cardinal phrases of the first Kule of the treaty, " due diligence, " and "reasonable ground to believe.
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