Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-17
The Austrian Mission.

Mr.. Hale Of n. II. replied to Mr.. Cass in a
very effective speech, and was followed by Mr..
Clay on The same SIDE in speech worthy of his
speech, and shall endeavor hereafter to publish
Nj. Clay's.
Mr.. Hale of New Hampshire, did not rise to
oppose The resolutions OF 1fr. Cass. He had
never li5oned, with so much satisfaction, to any
s?erch, az ne dld to that OF the Senator from
VI c'igap. on tins resolution. lie was more than
sitstied IN listening 10 his eloq eni appeal In the
name Of humanity. lie cordially agreed with
the Senator from Michigan, when he inrimated
that The cause Of the oppressed was the more sn-
cred when the victim trodden down and
t ampisd under foot, and when he said that Tins
government, IN expressing the sentiments Of the
people, must sympBihlse with people struggling
tor he hbc,iy given them by God. hut wrrSieI
from them by man. he agreed with the SEM
tor, also IN the sentiment that the discussion OF
tins subject "I do much towards repressing tu-
ture aggression upon the Independence OF IA
Mons; aud he agreed also with another Senator
wien lie SAID That ms sympathlcs were reserved
for LIE names Of mankind. i1e was glad that
thes, admissions had fallen from other lips. If
they had fallen from him they would have been
called fanaiicis1i.
! /; the gentleman from Michigan would today
throw ms fortune and his truth INTO The carving
out Of these sentiments he would make tor hl.i-
sell name tar greater even than that winch he
nov en- Is. The gentle nan proposed uquirlnr
into the eXpedicrcy Of suspendIng DIPLOMATIC
relaions with Austria That was a bad term.
It should be p7opucty, psiicr, duiv ami rot
question Of expense. EXpedIency was a bad
"ofj and taken IN connexIon with the Senator's
statistics re.aiIse 10 the unHpoftarct Of Aus
trils commerce. and her scarcity of porls 1t d.
mounted 10 tho aunHncIaiIon thlt We eau uiier
considerable mount oi proper indlgnlton at
serE Sigh, expense
he Senate. under this solution. was to cor
s,IiJte Itself high ccuri. 10 nv The nations of
the earih tor cnneS OF oppression and afro
closs ae> Of dcspoiISin COMMITTED under aggra-
waited enc anI-Jauce>. This was hgh power
aro tie historian. /: the resolution was ac.ed up
on, "oull m iuture Yeas write down that tAls
w. tn most eu .uiencd Republic thlt ever
lived ar ever "ui 1--we. Forgetting the httle
pedy concerns oi hame, II gravely constituted
ITSELF com.nl'lee to try the nations of the
tanh Tor their crimes. 1t this was TO be done,
he desired tHaJ the historian should state that we
commenced not win some plur. stcOId rate,
ieeoie power, difficulty with whom would cost
blt lhtc, 0ut wiz Russia, whose arms II VS.
that conquered Hungary. He wanted 10 - >t!
iar'her back. ana tqtnre into the case OF those
eAiIes Who were bans cd 10 the Siberian SHOWS
lie hoped a'sJ That tGe partition OF Poland
"eua hu, De barred BY stat ic 81 hmlailouS,
Tor lint was "a he speech 81 ihe Senator frou
Mic4Iglu. Wien had rot through vi d Rus
sit, be uan,ec 70 60 L. Eu.;s'. T. inquire lato
tAe Treatment 4 he.aul and her noble p1trlots
81 lnaia, Win htr thousands %. murdered Gecu-
aers NeAi. he would proceed wiki fIance, and .
~ htr Tor .cr acs OF u->pOtls ' rot taruc.f lur
the ".ouss of Airca- Again, wAac tae Caurj
" is sung. Il aralla Span, uson whose !eru-
tory also lhe astilus Tor t.yi and pp..Ical hi-
cry BAD fallen. At.cr ns had iIIcI 30 tie ma
tons 90 CNl>cndoui, Bee would desire that we /
Should .Ii Ourselves also to come down from +
Gus hish postum, we, ihe Model Republic. to
sand our irio! before s'.ie cont q lutts natou.
lie cd "ot know, however, VII, shol.d as Us. /
" could cerainiy be lsied by none OF ihoseua /
lions whom we had cone ui4ed, because they I
were not our peers.
Suppose, tie the Sovoreien Of Turkey. Who.
As The :. HAtor tfnan Michigan, Mr.. Cas>.) SAYS.
las p'HeJ hHse.t better Curi=liln imam any
juer powers 81 the earth, should agree 10 Con.
s.iuie Count Of dlsnltion, 10 iry us. Suppose
also, t'iat should have scen.an Omr publish
ID near tins pace, which announced that men,
women, 6ul chI.dfen. are to be sJli here IN TINS
,apitasoI tie Model Repntlc, Washington. teir-
~ he name Vi the Father ut American laer-
les; would II appear beurc That court " ich
tIrd Us, mt We hid oeen. and wee continuing
" tie, gully o. expressions --oppiessIons great
Ii q lerp as any winch Austria RdsSII Or France
lad CO Matted. IIu;h and Justice would reply
"a tlc affirmative and ls teIred / would APP
,ear t..st the Sovereign OF Turkey was not only
better Chrisuln thAn We, bu, better KtpuDil-
.au also.