The New York herald., 1850-05-03

the Magyar race OF Hungary, with Kossuth at their
head, and his dazzling troop of friends IN the heds
and councils Of 1919, were the Nlrginians OF this
old world. Hungary, in 1919, was Nirgni in lIIo,
II, rs 10 80, 81, 80 and the civil and military
chiefs of Hungary were the very best copies ever
made of the Washingtons and Jetersons oil the re-
voluuon. They had the same wrongs and the
same spirit Of resistance and emancipation. Their
overthrow and Infamous iate has shown that the
virtues of your great ancestors would have been
triumphant, az well in defeat as in victory; hut of
this let every American citizen who now enjoys me
fruits OF the rebellion against England be sure that
neither Washington nor Jefferson, with their re-
spective hosts could have wiihs.ool the enemies
of the liungarians. IL was not possible in the then
situation of Europe, To have escaped the allied
armies OF the invaders. IL would have been possi-
bic, only The condition that there was no French
army in Italy, for then the llun4arians and Italians
would have made common cause against tIussa
and Austna, and won the day. have heretofore
explained how the tnicd States might, indirectly
hut speedily, have turned thc scale OF events. Any
sort OF representative gt Rome, IN the spring OF
1919, had the power, when the French Assembly
was Yet sound, by the simple recognition of the
peoples republic in the dreaded name of America,
TO prevent the entrance of hostile army. Instead
OF that, The senate charge d'dBd'reS shall
low rs 10 throw away the golden opportunity
(think Of II y Of saving the Eternal City and an
eternal cause Everybody viii see how he will
support the pfopIiety of ridiculous character, by
ploStIuiing himself before the Pope, when Plus X
dar,s 10 tread again absolute king. in the streets
ol hGlne lils part at the Inauguration Of the dcs-
potls m OF the nqulsiiion, viii BIZ enacted in that
style which not only puts a republican To the blush,
but will make him shudlcr That | do not over
estimate tho tremendous moral effect of the Ameri
con recognition of "a republic IN Europe, il should
be known asst probably - hnown, that the frank
aud emphatic hoaors pad by Mr.. Rush and all the
American citizens at Paris. had the effect,
not only a establishing the l'royi-onal government
IN lis authority, but of biinemg England down TO
the work with such haste and alarm as she never
exhibited bciore. she hated the birth of the
order Of things at Paris With the perfect ha-
ii"d, YET she saw there was no TINE 10 lose, after
The act Of the American minister. Her prccpitsl-
ton was so grt. that she had cabinet councils sit
ting Iclmancntiy az London, and tclrgrnphs work
my at both cuds and al all guints to force Nor
mandy up Mr. iusl'- example, la the confusion
OF her excitement she displaced wholly the sequel
Of transactions and although she took conzance
Of France long after ihe United States, she
tualy thinks tEat thc republic was ushered into
ule circle OF diplomacy ON her initiative. The
,'ods oi the sih quotes l0iu1Ttne, - for the I'M
PoItance ci Lord Normandy successful efforts for
the peaceful Introduction Of the new State into the
diplomatic commonwealth Lord Palmerston,
not css than ms organ, believes tlat he first took
France 10y the hand aBd ii he ever knew it. ne has
forgotten that the rnicd states had the merit of
anticipating him. lcar that the people of the Uni
ted States will not wholly escape their own r.
FIoaches, for having allowed the fall of Rome and
al llmgaH-oi Rome, the most pure, and of Hun
gary, the most chNalric imitation OF their owh
magnificent revolution. The only excuse the case
admits Of Is, perhnrs, that sccrc aud fraternal
appeal was made by ihc people of either country to
the people of the Union aud their governments,
State and Federal. Both Rome and Hungary were
% blinded for the moment, as tu place their rcl-
ance in republican cause upon the English oil
gaichy, TO whom they and their object had the
same anipathy which separates Christian and Jew,
an matters of 10 iigiOn Their eyes are now opened,
and their vision IL upon Anicric,-their hearts are
with the republican descendants OF her unprecc-
dcntcd revolution, and their reliance will bc upon
their moral, intellectual, and physical assistance,
united, It soon must be, To the redeemed and in
N,ncibie republic Of Trance France has not yet
subducd her own traitors aud curInics. bUt che has
the will and the strength accomplish that undcird-
king; and when her people grasp from the hands of
consPiraiors the helm at state, the national en-
signs OF sstcT republics viii mng!c their stripes uson
the backs Of the enemies at the human race The
unlitd states can and should al once see how vital
~ The friendly alliance of France TO tc asccndancy
aud glory of her authority and example The
iresid'ni lately SPOKE of your gratitude for the
French assistance which terminated the seven
years war o, the revolution. at Yorktown,
aud launched the federal union among inicpendrni
ualions. The United STATES can save France and
save Europe infinite Trials, and shc can preciptae,
lor generations, the freedom of the people and the
hit ut IL tyrants, by entering al once into the most |
cniiul relations, 10y special treaty with France or,
II the present powers there should not be disposed
to ttW Tor even great c0mnprcial advantages,
because they are not republican, then the United I
SiaicS may produce immense effect, by re-
ducing tO nothing her tariff on French pro- /
ducts. The talents and patriotism OF Mr.. Bayly, |
chaitnian 81 the Committee of Ways and Means, 1
could not ind more dirccpath To the symp-
Mhy Of his counirymen, and 10 the welfare
ot his country, upon lis greatest scale, than
by taking immediate measures OF free trade
should claIse. The iifsi movement towards France
would catch the notice ol the press. and animate
the people 10 enthusiasm for their institutions. on
seeing thcir bcneiccnt operations from without.
No man could march more directly at the head of
public sentiment in the United States, nor attain to
the same distinction. the decided and succcssfal
teheiactor Of France. Tor The instant, the pro-
pCsiion ol free trade with her might be- thought 20
b. bold, bat - was thc advances OF Mr. Rush to
..hc Irovi.i0nal government. IN February, ISts. And
IA all his life, Mr.. Rush never 10 aay thing 50
dignitc,- and admirable; - Mr. Bayly mght |
achieve a most ,0lid distinction ly commercial
negotiations, which would g,ca,ly advance the
proTcn'y, end p~rpe'ually imh The dc,'inics Of
both countries
But ihe committees of Congrcs. on naval alairs,
and The secretary II the Navy. might alao accom- |
phsh great thing for the interests and hoaOr Of /
America. in thr .ledii'Trancan. IL was the ann I
lItrn ol NAPOLEON to If.'c that sea q French lake,
tH U'n- 20 with feet superior to the English. I
ll. never accomplished u. lli- successors have I
never accomplished ". 10 - not m The power ct /
friucc io contend for The mastery of that, Or auy
other sea. with either England 90 America. Tho
trnCl people, when iirir republic = hually and
fully q, ,mncfa'ic. ~ r-scncc az well ~ form, viii
b coni,ntsd v ith their untoustcd supruoniy on
land. The FIRST army in thc world is, aud. I'LL
aiuos afc 10 ni,,i-, -Teb bly, viii De-, The French.
To d" tlist BAD cniacacc" shC l. compelled by her
pO.iiiou. aud al her antccsd,ais. II j. enough.
1hc people ere exhausted ~ su4CTtin. thc NIL.
tsy establishment of half million of fucn. and
ttarcc could resign her naval struggle with o;hcr
powcIs to guy country bat tnohni 70 b. 70 that
old and dcietted enemy thtt she refuses to gitc
place, gnd j. making stcuiccs that are Suicidal
Her naval lgdr.f. added 90 hof other expenses.
are forcing h'r slowly to banhruPicy anl rcpi-
dation A. this crisis Of uilars. the niici States
y that power which, II ~ Others might intervene,
end confer, as well cs acquire. inmcase adya-
tsgcr iu q transaction with Trance. o. 10 nothing n
rbc Y. done hy France than % o7cu her Nrd-
ttfIan"an gld Atlantic ports % your shipping.
American sl ill lnd enterprise can take easy pUs-
srffiUn e the irulr from M. BLACK Sea outward
Eui iuwgrt tiat b. to ssv. oi thr whole seat of
civilization IN tho ego. ,f antiquity, and Of The
movement ~ f1o,lem times The bare mention
81 f.gch enterprise j. startling bu, L. realization
-sFsv.
The United STATES ships have now iho RIGHT sf
nrr-ss and cgrcss. on the same terms as dom .iic \
shgIirE. 10 the torts of Russia, Turkey. Sardinia,
Genoa. Grccc. aud England; ~ that NJ tic Fr nch /
pefsuudsd g. p'rmii thr same rc,procty, there \
sr not many morc rorfs to b. gained 20 give you 4
such port of the trade you can obtain by open I
nd ltsFss