The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-09
NTELLaGExCE BY The. MAILS.

WAsHrsGToN, Sept. 7, lSs9
The RefrssmtQtipss Of the United States IN Eu-
rope Glarsng Instances Of Proscy1pfio~-Re-
mopaL, &c.
Al the recent Hungarian Sympathy Meeting
held in New York, account of which you pub
llshed In the Herald of the 2slh ult., number of
resolutions were passed, and among the rest one
invoking the administration to recall certain of our
pseudo democratic representatives now in Europe
Mr. Stiles, Charge at Vienna, Mr.. Cass, Charge
at Rome, Mr. Walsh, Consul at Paris, and Mr..
Binda, Consul at Leghom, are the elite Of the
democracy named IN the resolution Mr. Edward
Warrens, late Consul at Trieste, would doubtless
have been placed in the same category, had II not
been understood that he had already sent in his
resignation to the Department of State.
There are few facts connected with these de-
mocrauc diplomatlsts, which are worthy Of being
placed on record Binda, the late Consul at Leg
horn, is citizen of Tuscany, not OF America, and
Is mol worth the powder and snot II would require
10 shoot nm, but his recall among the earliest
acts OF The administration, who have sent in his
place a thorough republican, Mr.. Edw Carnage,
OF South Carolina. Mr. St,les has, some time ago,
received his letter If recall, and the probability is
vely strong that Mr. Walsh will have leave to
come back 10 The United States mmediately upon
the Presidents return from his Northern tour and
behind HIM.
Mr. S,iles's address to the court of Vienna,
WIN, has already been published IN this country,
Is proof positive OF his sympathy with the unhOy
alliance between Austria and Russia 10 crush the
brave HuDgaIians aud reduce them TO the condi-
ton OF seIfs. IL Is not necessary to cite any par
ticuar evidence of the autl- publican feelings of
Mr.. Waleh-any OF his late letters from Paris are
amply sufficient to convict him.
But OF all these distinguished democrats, War
Iens Is the most viIanous and unyrateful In
lo4c, he was a warm supporter OF Col Benton, at
the lime Of the contest selween the ''hard" and
''soft' factions OF the democratic party IN Mis-
souri, In IA, he espoused the OF Mr.. Polk,
and abored lndefargably in his favor throughout
the campaign And after the election had resulted
favoTaby ~ the democrats, upon Mr.. Folks access
sion to Office, Mr.. Warrens received, a reward
for his "emlDent" services, the appointment Of
Consul TO Trieste.
Mr.. Warrens is, It appears, Prussian, or q
Swede, by birth, and Notwithstanding his natural
izaton IN The UDied States, he has never lost his
admiration Of monarchiCal institutions or his cor
dial hatred Of all things republican. We find HIM,
therefore, sezlDg the earliest opportunity Of mani
testing his devotion to the Cause OF despotism by
becoming the editor Of the Lloyd, paper having
the reputation Of being the organ OF the Austrian
government, and he has distinguished himself as
| AN efficient co aborer with the Austrian cabinet
IN efiecting the negotiation with Russia to assist
| IN crushing The brave Hungarian nation. In HIS
capacity Of editor OF the imperial organ, he openly
reoced at the entrance Of the Russian forces into
the Geimanic States, looking upon II as the sure
precursor Of monarchical triumph.
The removal Of such men these is a duty
which the administration owes TO the country. II
the United States wishes to preserve i:s character
| as free government, and one loving freedom, it
must guard against sending diplomatic agents to
foreign countries, who viii sympalhze with and
encourage autocrats and emperors to crush the
elliott OF a nation struggling to be free.
IL will be gratifying to all who desired to see the
IiuDgarans achieve their indep, ndence, to know
that the administration had already, to certain
gard to these democratic, anti republican officers;
and there is doubt but that IN the selection Of
persons TO fill their places, real representatives Of
the feeling OF this country will be chosen-men
who will never be found, dazzled by the glitter Of
tyranny, siding against the Cause Of liberty and
freedom. OMEGA.