The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-08-29
correspondence OF this Union.
New YORK, Aug. 26, 1919,


New York, Aug. 26, lsi9
..... TIE adpices by the Caaada.
| hardly know when, where and how to commence my
usual weeks resume OF the foreign The condition
Iof affairs in England, France, Switzerland Hungary, and
Italy, equally interesting; while If we look at home,
scanning closely the ndisposon of our present admin
isration to lend the sanction OF Its counenance TO the
cause which all the called legitimate governments Of
the Old World have (some openly and the rest tacly)
banded overthrowhe ofhe progress Of civil lib
ery-not the least interesting Gift be the melancholy
object of Is the promPtness with which Pres
ident Taylor adopted Louis Napoeons Roman policy
with reference Cuba and the shutting, hesitang, Gar
fearing views of the English government, regards the
proprety of at halng glorious Hungary as one OF the
free nations Of the earth. .,...t
Ia my last upon European affairs, noted the assembling
of meeting meeting throughout England take
ures for rendering Efficient aud to the Huns The Canada
mails tell Of many more such gatherings all over England
and Scotland composed, the liberal papers declare, Of
the greatest and best Of Engands sons without distinction
Of party The plan of assistance adopted first and most
mportant) insist the immediate acknowledgment Of
Hungarian Independence and next to raise money sui
cent equip and pay the way OF all the Poes Huns and
others desiring Join Kossuths armies, who may wish
quit England with that view In furtherance of the first
object petitions the Queen and ministry being
circulated among the nobility members of Parliament,
gentlemen OF distinction and wealthy merchants.
and professional men, which, II they
tinue To be signed extensively and inuentaly du-
ring week preceding the departure OF the Canada when
published will like clap Of thunder on Lord John
RUSSELL teaching him that he must hasten to vindicate the
principle Of liberalism laid down in Palmersons apollo
getic speech discussed length in my letter written just
week ago. | take 1t, it will be thus rendered ap.
parent that with the exception OF a very small handful
of croulo1s and mbece "tent-transmitters oil foolish
face every maa in England known OF his shire for
the possession of a single enviable praisewouhy
tribute decides in favor Of instant acknowledgment
of Hungarian independence. "Bfitsh public opinion,
50 Wanted by Pamerston, will, whether he wishes not
a., lt...s.l vT..silf A.As. fat
ivelv 1, would be the height OF folly In him hope that Il
NAV prove effective the Gar. Whenever the other
hand il Is in this manner made apparent that the British
government prepared TO carry out the solemn resolve oil
the English aaton then, and then only, will Hungary
reap the benefit of the sympathy OF the English liberal
lists
Il I. worthy oil noe that while the government OF Eng.
land allied through its many arsocatio features with the
policy of Austria and Russia Is even so far under the In
auence of the friends Of progress rs TO uue through rat
.,.on continents relative the Hungarian which
nerve the hearts and strengthen the arms OF the patriot
Huns our republican administration only says Tin answer
n Bresack) that rhsn the Huns whip Russia and Austria
combined then their Independence viii be acknowledged
NV the United Sates as Il Is acknowledge
de faeo be the government de Ws, without
the slightest reference to the questions Of justice, rob-
berry, MURDER absolusm, or civil liberty, involved In
the change Of rulersl While Lord John Russells adj
ninsra,ion really encourages 10y parliamentary decla-
atous) subscriptions oil money In England to aid the
Huns with men and arms from Engia"d. the American
stand straight up 10 the ohimercal
principle or notion Of intervention, as lean effectively
IN of the murderors despos who would enslsve the
Huns The delay n manifestation OF warm and unca
cuatng sympathy on the part OF the authorities at wash
ngton backed by the policy Of PIocai ming In advance
ha, should the Cubans In the present state OF the world,
dae TO relieve themselves Of the yoke OF Spain,
M Americans who may venture to do for them what the
American government in the fune" OF It's former ardent
liberalism encouraged oil to do for the South American
shall feel the weight Of the laws vengeance That
he,s wa. the slightest sound for the
If this pro Spanish manifesto, absudity Up to this
at date not single fact going TO show that there Is de-
vn on the part of Americans anywhere invade Cuba
las been established Rnmors, rumors, runors only and
nv ,bose Of the most absurd ORDER form the basis OF
Inflammation upon which the American government has
fastened unaked, throw its weight In the 'reacory
scale.
When this proclamation reaches the other side Of the At
snc and when MIR Claytons letter TO Bresaok Is under
stood there in its meanngvizi that this government
does lot pledge itself acknowledge the Independence OF
Hungary with aacry than II would acknowledge
ian vceroy be tho authority Of England, provided
the Car could support him IN that position by numbering
the English, and pundering and burning their properly
Il s not be doubted that their effect the Huns will
ne like that Of Louis Napoleon recent order for the Poles
Huns &c. in Paris TO quit France In thee days That
vas stunning blow Kossuh and his brave compatriou
Who trusting to French 'rohness over the rights Of
and Of nations had calculated that Gallo republication
was something more than an empty name
Vain hope that,-as vain expect that, with the fol-
Of the federasts Of 100 In the control Of this
eminent It's policy will vary hair at this late day
from the king loving and mssshang views their political
fathers held in the beginning Of the old French revolution
Among the extraordinary ocpurrenoes Of the week Is the
ecep on OF autograph letter from Nicholas, by Louis
poeon on the Of the death of grand
laughter Of the former, in which the "ktes egg is sd
dressed the honeyed phrases Of love and friendship,
veying payment full for the expulsion Of the Poles
and Huns This letter. in plain English, Is a feeling
knoweg ment that Nicholas appreciates the faithful
ner In which France carrying out the policy dictated by
he Russian cabinet In the state Of the relations Of
France with Russia may be well to recoect that, just
before Louis Napoleon appeared The French stage
candidate for the presidency with an unlimited command
d money Tor eectioneerng purposes lie was so destitute
If pay the ordinary expenses ofIivng (not
aysgany) in London 10 get himself "nsbbed" every
and then for falling pay creduIous shoemakers and
tailors their little bills"
The Roman, Hungarian, and German policy OF his adj
nuistratonhis attack upon the liberty Of the press In
ffancehis rigorous prosecution Of all who dared 70 Gig
aze themselves by questioning the propriey Of his resc-
DRY measuresand lastly, though by means most
important the honeyed phrases Of the Autocrsts letter. tell
plainly where his electoneering fund came from. When
France, awakening from her dream, pbs her eyes and s-