Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-17
vol. xxvIl.-Ns. "A.

The want o sympathy btween the premises and nnola-
sion of The honorable Senator from Nlchiasn. IN hi
premises he depicted the enormcs oC Ausrisn d~spo-
.sm. Who doubts the preparation II those enmmilies1
IN the most glowing streams Of el,qaence he porrav~d
lta NJ The wrong Of sniferiag Hungary. Whs douhs
them e speaks II the arocous executions osmmiite1
by herihe disgrace ii the age. and. above ALL VI Aus
trn. Whn doubts Il These were the premises Of The
honorohe Senator, but what was his cpncIHsion lt
wns requiring the recall ia little charge da6aises haB
We happen 10 have a, Vienna. Why. the u; tuGl con
cnson would be. 10 declare war Immediately against
Ansf1. II she had committed such enormites though,
from The lnpossh'liiy of coming 10 contact with hess
ibis resource migh he difficult If accomplishment but.
sir, there Is another nude that is much congensi.
much more compatible with the we ought N take.
Tho exles frm suffering and heeding Hungary are
nnw scattered through all quarters Of the globe soms
have reached "ur ho-pnts shores, some aIs vending
Europe. lie, hr honorabe Senator bring 'orwaroS...-
oripnal plan afi,rdng succor and relief ~ The exss
a Hungary something that shall he worthy Ut their nc.
cepance. and the bes,wing Of which upon brave aud
generous people shall do honor ioa caun'ry nch N
boundless something that shall bo worthy
counr, which IL The asylum Of the wreiched and op.
pressed fmm all quarters oi the wotld-snnehtg mss
ehs be worthy the acceptance 6 the palantry and Pa.
tfotism with which those cxlles Enaht IN detence II
heir country. When the honoiabs Senator shnll have
done this then he may call aud call not IN vain.
f sncror and support IN behalf ot propo.i,on such as
have Indicated 5
Why. SIR greni Ia tho inconeruiy he,w'co tho rse.
mses oi The honorable Senator and his conelasinn. 10
recall charge daInlresl Sir link. instesd OF pur-
sumo TIM, course by which shall c,,se tho dhH of
m ren,ae with Aus,rn nv which a., ,bsl uuin n thiur
IN behalf "t the suffering luuesrans. and the sn'ienny
eMl"s from Hungary very different course. indoeds
would have been tho one that onph, IL, been sogvss.
ted by the honrsbe Senator Instead nf our
diplomatic intercourse. would have sent ir'm this
country eminent and distinguished and e"ghssnea
riarn some one who masessed Tho confidence III the
country honor able Srna,or himself would have been
very III md suitable representative On such in-
teresnp occasion--I would have sent him 10 the
Court oi Russia to plead the noble d she Hn'gs-
rams md il sbe w,uld oo pcn her cars ihs dtrttss
Of humaniy which might bc infused in'o her ,hrough
nn agent such as have descheA,l woud have ostuc.
ted him 10 renons,n,e IN Tho name of suffering human-
YIN TIN name Of Chrls,iauiiyto rebukc her kH hes
inhun,nnity. 0sfea
Ibe hon,r,ble Senator smony the o,her ducnmsnts
which In bns ,pceJ an the ccasiou f hi. insss,irv
address referred l., whn Ind been propsd BY eighty.
b,ee members nj tho British Parliament t rd John
Russell and to Lord Palmerson " hat did hsy pr,,-
pose To stop intcvcurse T., deny 10 thu British Cow
crnmen, any necess to Austria 10 recall, In momrnt
ni and passion, The minister who represented
them At ,hr Cont Of Vienna M, sir, M. Tho 70.
qnsitIon oi these members OF tho BRUSH Paaments
consisting oi Lords and Conmons. was that Austria
should settle the question betwe herself nnd Hungary
upon some grounds that would be satisfactory 10 bth-
suspend The airocious cxecu'ious Of The vic,ns HAS
had fallen into their power In Short the course pro-
sed bv the eighty three members Of the British rsrlia
y.
INTERCOURSE WIN h"s''"' o",' "'' % :" WV -, 1, ~. -
fr 'n' nus s"'pec,' we "n'",a'y "q"'.,, ", w. r
1er' oi t"feg" minister Inc "o"o,'"'' ou"s ~ .s
Michigan "%s oo' propose. ns some " '"e WI, 49,. " WV.
beginning "i ms century u,o, VI 10 """y W."
d"Is alheo'he'' .eRa'o"s '"e'" ony ~ " rs
lodged spy !" 'orr'gn country ne 'o's ... W.. .e.
'ha 'hefe - no oocc"sh'n "nutr cr.'a'" 1i,. n. -
oi m"n'a'""g 'hse'con'te WIN h"S''''' " I
n"ne Oh ,hese R'"""os. po '"'s " wv NV -.
OF Austria" y'an"y y-n"S'''n" ,...'. Ws.,
chery-AnS''an o'sfee"'o " ''""g.'"" uy .s ,n
sr' do we send 'n'"'s'' no''a' 'e' ''' ~. ~
country 10 when 'he '""'s'ef " "eP"'e' -,
To be iof American" interests tna' "e g"S a"u G:
abroad That Is u 'ake care o' our co""'co'A "
to take care OF our seahen !" see "a' '"o " n.c',
isng between these countries a"d ours a,e 'a'"'s
observed and executed. ih'se are %'"'e c' W" '"
that nppettaln to foreign minister. w" arc "sHs".
them by the honorable Senator inm M,chigan' ny Ny
of furnishing Austria Tor her harshness ana III ossas W.
wmds tho Hongnuans to p"nl-h ourselves. " "spu.s
our merchants aud the sailors o our coa " I" wns ~"
ehs night rebound from having minister ies'ue"'s'
Vienna. Ha
Sir. nv worthy friend from Michigan. among the cs'u-
sdprsns which he seemed TO think entitled him 10 ex-
meet my supporl did me the honor quite what have
said former occnsion and particularly uPn ih~ NC
cason Of proposition made by me tor he recoQ". !"
South American Independence. the Independence " me
Spanish American States The gentleman seems 70
think thai the course wh.h marked oas iof myseH"s
that occasion necessarily calls opon me To co operate
with him upon this Sir, what was that occas''nf--
was the bringing o nation 'nt' existence. or 'a'"e'
fri hat ia / .