The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-01-16

ST.. CLGY.IsmTsIy sorry Iesnnoi OBJ
tain q specific answer from lhs genhem a.
| have sdEersfd 10 This % show. ihal i've
adopt the principle which Is embrsrsl in
the resolution OF the honorable Sensior
from Michigan. there i no limit OF reslfie-
ton as 10 The extent 20 which We may 60
Ia our Investigations Of The conduct Of
foreign nations. snd as 20 The exirni we
may 60 in pronouneine judgnehlnPon that
rondnri. We slay says IN reference 10
Turkey. Yonr religion inleraies pal, sany
unless ven change your religion. and yonr
habits Of sorizl lIi.. NE will cease 81 in
lerrourse with you. Where. iappesl 10
The gentleman 10 SAY. = In be The lifnIl. d
ne undertake 10 pronounce jadgmtnl upon
ihe sondtei Of nations, and 10 reen-
late eur inierroarse with them according
TO The estimate that ne may form OF iheii
rondnrls
But . hare spoken az the mnre broad
and obvious tendency ef The principle en-
bfsred in he resolution. u contains one
thai - IN ny Judgment. 81 still more
questionable nature. and that is, The as
sumption ol The right OF interference in the
interal Affairs nf foreign nations. Now,
eli. although Hungary Was entitled. as an
intfpendtn nj Government. 10 direct her 10.
meslic concerns, there nevertheless existed
pnlilieal eonnexion between Hungary
and Austria. Tire House of llapshGrg
were the lawful sovrreigns. the more es.
perially as they were originally elected by
Hungary. A distinction shonld be drawn
between the ease hen civil war eaisls
in foreign country and when The war has
terminated. The present is a very die
rent ease from that where = war is sill
pending, and where there is government
capable of exercising sovereign power
There isa wide difference between the pre-
sent rasc and rsse al thai kind. Whert
q government exists We have right ~ re
eognise that government and To institute sli
plomailc relations with that govrfnmenl
bui The case in which the lonorahle Ssnz
Icr inviIes US 10 interfere 10 , r1se X Kers
independence has bsea tx. lie does
moi regret morslhsnI ds-~no sme on earth
regrets more iha2- a.. that ths indrpen.
af nrs q Hungary has been destroyed. ha;
<6ftn sfushsdby nnion Of Russian and
Austrian power; lad. 10 use The language
OF rne Of the documents referred To by the
honorable Senator, bleeding a, the feel q
Russia. The war is at an end; Hungarian
liberty is destroyed. There is no Hun
garian power which we can rerognise. W.
are called upon then by the honorable
Senator TO interfere with the government
OF ihe internal concerns OF a foreign nalioI
l-io inielere beia cen Austria and por
lion Of her empire; and VIC are called up
on TO do this, in direct contradiction TO III
! whole policy Of this Government. FIRST lai
down by Washington and pursued b
every successor he has had down 10 III
! prescn, day. And, sir. IL we were TO pei
, NIT ourselves 10 inlerfere,in. cases Of ihi
kind. wrfe. sgaiD I ash. ARE We TO STOP
Why should we NOT interfere In beha
Of suffering Ireland! Why not inirrfer
in behalfof suffering humanity whereas
we may find iil Why not interfere in a
. The cases enumerated by the genllemu
from New Hampshire. and PARTICULAR
: IN the rsse Of Rome, as suggested by Obi
l honorable Senator! | do say, wilhol
: meaning TO dispaIags in the slightest d.
: gree Hungarian valer, that in no qusrls
Of the world. considering the difference
! numbers engaged in the contest betwee
France and Rome, was there more ga
: laniry and heroism displayed than in III
: contest, for long time doubtful conles
5 that was carried on 10y Rome IN repellir
] the inv aston Of The French. II was sa
E by the enemies Of Rome that they we
: divided. But every manifestations, ever
/, particle Of evidence that reached me on d
subject demonstrated that no people weree
e er more firmly united in repeIling The inv
: sion ofan enemy lhanthe people'ofR"mel
! the establishment nf that revoln.ion who
French rover and French intervening
/ suppressed. Sir, il we are to become Il
! defenders OF nations, the censurers Of oil
er Powers, again ask the honorable $
. nator where are we 10 stop, and VII
: does he con6ne himself 10 Austria alone
/ Mr.. President the honorable Senal,
admitted that hs entertained an apprehe
. sion that | was one Of those stational
politicians, who refuse TO advance as Il
age advances; one of those politicians,
! think his expression was, that stands still
that he was in favor Of progress. in fave
of going ahead. Sir, | should like 10 Vi
derstand The meaning Of the word progre'
Of which the honorable Senator speaks.
should like TO hear definition Of il. IIa
mol this nation progressed with the mo'
astonishing rapalny inpoint Of population
Has il moi by fafexceeded in Ibis respe'
every other naiiun in the world' Has
moi progressed in commerce and mannfac
lures! Has il not increased 10 power wi
a rapidly greater Than has ever bee
known before in the case of anv nalio