New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26

would fam have added to toe insolent words oil
the Car Peter, and this vast sea shall aubmerge
the liberties Of the world All it will be 70 the
eternal honor Of the Hungarians 10 have figured
in rhe front rank in this upreme struggle Of the
two Europes of which Napoleon spoke-COssack
and Republican. II will be 10 the eternal honor
of the Hungarians that the Emperor Of Russia
tes not thought it possible to march straight 10
tie Republic in order Il destroy il, except BY
passing over their dead bodies.
"But, At the same time, prOclSin it with pro-
found grief in tpukng OF my country, shame
eternal shame 20 the French Government Tor
having permitted, without a single word OF pro
teststiou, this sscriisgious aggression. Hungary
abandoned, Italy oppressed behold two stains or
blood which this Louis BuonspArte has uOon ms
forehead blood stains ike those In A1cbeth,
which all the waves Of ocean could not etiace.
a great nan OF this country, Lord Chatham,
once said With man who does not see thatls
il for the interest of England 70 arrest the en-
croschments OF Russian power, discussion "a I'm
possible And to me II seems that we say: l5n
snsn WHO does not see that It is Tor the interest,"
Of all Peoples, and even of the hussian people
itself 70 arrest the entertainments OF Russian
power, discussion is impossible
ayes, Hungary, In this war, more memorsoie
than tba. OF the Thirty Years, has been the al
vanced guard Of civilization, compelled 70 engage
with bsrbarsm in a final struggle. 1t Is that which
gives TO the efforts Of so many noble warriors an
historical importance, and as il were a sacred
character And with respect to Benz, whether he
was or was not Democrat, his glory has been
that of being a chief Of militant Democracy
Most sssuredly, citizens am not one OF those
who love war for wars sake. That thievlng on
large scale which men call conquest, fills me Win
horror, and con querors with contempt. II might
choose for my country the motto OF iIs foreign poll
cy it should be: Propagation eUer, INT Rerer con
quest would add that even when It tself Is not
an strocous folly, is at best one OF those ever
to be lamented acts Of wisdom which prove the
| general folly of men. Iwoud add that kings only
are interested in the permaneIce OF armies, be-
| cause they have need OF armed proletarlans TO
keep in subsection the proletsrians without arms.
"But lie the time arrived for the Peopes TO sing
in chorus hymn peace Let such be the belief
of those 1aifs philosophers Who have lately been
| hurryirg here aud there and assembling IN their
! congresses OF peace whilst Russian cannon dec-
| mated Hungarian soldiers, and Frenchman be-
| come Vandsls, were compelling Italian lndepen-
| dence to render up its last Sigh.
"For Us, citizens, we believe that 80 long as
despots have their satellites it is well that Lloer
| ~ should have her soldiers. We believe that lar
! from laying down the sword the Peoples ought,
! to use an expression Of one Of our Revolutionary
| Heroes of the Convention, TO cast far away the
scabbard.
without dout some day, if our dearest hopes
do not deceive from all parts Of the globe this
sublime cry shall mount to Heaven "Vive la
PAX 20 But in the meantime, citizens, as long IS
there shall be oppressors Vive la Guerrei