The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1850-02-01
Non.Intereo urse wlth Austrla.

li"tS'l 'hSsSo " A'As -resSt =" A.'S NSSis"'Sf
relative 10 our Intercourse with Hungary,
because i would be q departure from our
long established principle OF non-inter-
yenion with The affairs ofo,her nations.
For the same reason We find in il Noble
step in iba. course Of National rrogtess
which BELTS the dignity Of pur posi,ion.
thol astonishing growth, prosperity and
sfealness Of our country. Wien this
Republic was YET in its infancy and
scarcely able TO protect itself against the
hostility Of European Monarchy, there
was a necessiiyin observing the sirictesi
neutrality in The affairs Of The world. But
now our young Republic has grown into
a giant--now, when we scarcely fear the
combined assaults Of "a world in arms,
there is an eminent right and propriety
lhai tiic young converts to freedom among
| tho nations should at least havo the
strongest assurance Of American Repub.
lican sympathy--that crimes against Ii
berry and humanity disgracefal 10 the
age and 10 any age, directed against free
dom should be'Sebnked by ourrefusul 10
keep the fellowship OF nations with the
great criminal. This is no warlike pro-
position. II IS not 10 The keenest politi-
cal jealousy even canse foriwar. But i
| Il peaceful Intervention. ltis declaripg
that nations like individuals must hencc-
forth be judged by their peera--and thai
a public opinion shall be established for
kings and Potentates.
Europe's dcspots have for years given
the strength and intellect ofaheirstaies-
linen and diplomatisis to susiainb by frand,
|deception and intrigue the claims fin
bccile and tylannous Legitimacy, and
4 have resorted 10 war, the scaffold and the
luxe, when these have fiiled, and cannot
an American Senaie now dare to say, in
behalf, of this Republic, that there is a
limit to the frantic violence Of fkings, that
1America views with horror and disgust
1.-The defamation Of "a gallant people for no
crime, but for the same cause that made
Washington immortal, which has awoke
llhe hopes ofmillions, and which rs rapid
lly making The American Republic the
tlasy and greatest of tho Empires which
lime shall give tothe worldG
Such declaration would not be idly
made, Il would be whispered in the
4 rudcss huis Of far of Hungary, thai
Though crushed and bleeding al the fee
Of her oppressor, there was great ant
leallant nation, where all men are free
beyond The great ocean, that had spurnef
,lher craven despoiler, and had declared
Ilthe Ausirianlbutcber infamous--.ihat ia
away in that happy land thousands ant
z millions view their sufferings with eye'
Of pity, sad fed with them and for then 2
with the sympathetic heart and common
brotherhood uf humanity; and such !
knowledge among trodden people
would be more fatal and disastrous to ~
ranis than the Intervention Of our armsio
their overthrow, for brute force is ny
i longer omnnipo,ept over mankind nn'
!, mind now asserts her share in fixing Thy
destiny and directing the governmenlsio
tho world.
!. our Republic in her hour Of distres
/, and :rial, found The voiaries Of freedom
,|aock 10 her standard from every intelll
pent nation Of lie globe, and The service
of the counirymen Of Lafayette, Mont
lpon,ery, Kosciuskoy De Kalb and =, = |hgn hos
of others viii be cheaply paid by, -
simple declarations Of our National Sen
ate against the butchcFies, and Y the iu ln
fanny. of besoped despo'ism.
We trust that this great step q ou
Democratic Rational Progress, will no
lie presented by The conservative Sind
ference 10 liberty which marks 100 nah
Il our Statesmen, nor choked down 3
that political timidity which abetrays llk
treason" J" and which has proved the ton ton
Of many OF the modest enterprises "hicl
have qraced ,he annals ofsime. isi
sse >ss----s isssN
Ia The Ohio Senate on tho 2lst li ult'
j M. Burns offered resolution instruct instruct
ling our Senator'S in Congress 10 vote -
MIR. Cass's pro position, but Mr.. Beavs