The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-09
sp..sA.. or Gen, Cas- and Gen. Foo...

Neither the cabinet organ nor one OF the "Swiss
ops" in the pay Of the government, writing from tins
ky finds anything satisfactory or consolng in the late
eeches Of Senators cass and Foote delivered in the
kenate on the Austrian question We do not wonder.
he saiimenis Of Gen Cass although very acceptable 10
rue democrats and patriots. very repugnant to conr
atiue Taylor federalisis They desire that ourgovem-
ent shall continue TO shake hands with the degraded
oncide government Of Europe-the murderer OF men,
omen and children, whose only crime was fighting for
alional independence and liberty The Taylor federal
BIS dislike to dissolve their connexions with such gov
bent and therefore they assa the speech Of Gen. Cass.
scause il will convince liberal and patriotic men that
pur relations with Austria should be dissolved.
But while the Taylor federals;s. beginning with the
abnet organ assa Gen Cass's speech the liberal and
Intelligent correspondents Of the neutral press speak of Il
high terms OF compliment and appreciation We copy
bne following extract from letter written by "Obser
." the talented and judicious correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Ledger In his letter Of Jan. $. he says
Yesterdays proceeding, in the Senate Of mos, in
rssng nature Gen. Cas- spoke his resolution OF in
hy in regard the Austrian mission, and listened
with profound respect by u Senate and crowded gall
-des. Every senatof-incIndng Messrs. Webster and
Hsy-was In his place and u scene similar TO those
nessed la the proudes days Of that body There were
sy Webster Calhoun Benton, Cass, toying Anstris be-
yre highest tribunal OF natonsihe Congress u the
n pited States.
Cen Cass spoke with extreme moderation, and through
ku as statesman and patriot Instead o claiming for lis
xa party the distinction Of moving in the mises, he
very happily alluded the younger efforts Of Mr. Clay TO-
u;teek liberty and 10 Mr. Websters noble sentiments dev
Bred on a recent occasion. in New Hampshire. This
laced leading wings in the foreground and lief, Gen
LASS nohu. but the Summing up ofthe Argument which he
"A in most acld com prehensise. and eloquent manner
hich will forever ene him 10 the lasting gratitude Of
livery lover Of freedom IL Juvenile effort at deela
naoano rhetorical parade Of affected sentneni-bui The
rodaciion OF American statesman Of great power ane
tomptehensiveness who, thsnnding tue rpeness
years. possesses mental energies Of the very highest OF
Der and talsnt h,t9fical analysis possessed by YER
wv In this any country. Gen. Cass's speech WI
o only be read here bat sbroad with great profit II wi
Ipodnce the right kind Of feeling 10 England and France
ud be worth amy the defeated liberals In y 70
krany Polsnd. and Hangary Gen Casss sisiesFpanlik
distinctions between constitutional monarchy and dies
potism and betweea charter obtained by the people Il
acknowledgement OF their rights, aud charter ocfrcsSs
ned az an act Of royal cenency, by the king his peo
yp are very happy, and ought be stud ed by every on
IwIo really wants 10 make himself familiar with European
Ihsory and the PROGRESSED liberty in thar pau Of the globe
Whether the COMMITTEES on Foreign Relations 10 the Sen
lac agree with ten Cnsss riews notwbehcr the Sen
Ias Is prepared TO agree with the committeeman taxi
an os f,on The merit Of Gen. Cas-, IN bringing this
fors the senate Of the United Slaes, aid by thai
before the world My opinion, howeser s that the Com
mttee on Foreign Affairs in the Senate viii recommend
lsaspcnson Of diplomatic intercourse with Austria, thoug
Ae Senate may refuse sefss wih the views Of the com
fmee In the House die resolution 10 so 20 pass, which
al al events, will make out sufficient case ssslps' Aus