The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-18

Sympat6y-Of the Kind ert0uIou, ana OF Inc ulouoiy
fssls for the cause which have the honor to repre-
sent have only answer, I" 1 thank you most cor
daily for IT, and hope hateyery man vhs expresses
prevent win also feel inclined TO do something for it,"
TIE ABOLITION DINNER TO KossUrH
EDITOR or
TIE DOCTRINE OF ABOLITION AND FREE SOIL INTER-
vENTloN IN THE AFFAIRS OF OTHER STATES Rx-
PLAINED-INTBRvRNTIoN THE DOCTRINE OF THE
BEvIL AND OF TYRANTs-NoN-IN INTERVENTION THE
DOCTRINE OF CHRIST AND THE APOSTLES
Can you tell why it was that no sooner had Kos
suth reached these shores than he was seized upon
by all the free sell and abolition pack, who have
surrounded him almost day and night ever since,
and, as far as they could accomplish it, to the n
clusion Of all other persons 1t is usual wheh
man Of note arrives in New York, he Ia at once
beset upon by every floating humbug sect, clique,
or individual who is the 6rst with brazen boldness
70 ind means to spProsch him; No sooner had
than We find that artful aboltionsts sush as Lewis
Tappan, with his retainers, approaching him with
an address, and endeavoring, with al his sym
RS.aang free ssss to hsatrsp him IL their so
their doctrines would damn him and his
cause with one half Of the States of this Union.
For this thoy did not care, 50 that they might ele
pan to Kossuth, be intended that it might be read
as follows" We know, dear sir, that you agree
with in opinion but ~ it is impolitc for you to
say So as you may fail to receive votes or Aid from
Inc SOutnern Stdtes, OF people, We Will cAcu1o yVu.
1t is likely the great hurra raised by the free soil
politicians and press for kossuth, arises somewhat
from desire to regain some degree OF respect or
popularity among the people, and to escape, pos
Grafton into which the people had consigned them.
Hence we find Seward, Sumner, and Hale, active
in the Senate in behalf of Kossuth. Hence, We
find the free sellers and the abotionss Of the press
in this city, standing forth in the name Of the press
of New York, to give Kossuth dinner. A commit
tee Of free sellers and abolitonists, ia formed with
Henry Ward Beecher at it's head, oseintervening
aboltionist paper, of the worst stamp, makes its
appearance once o week, surcharged with inter-
vention doctrines against the Southern States.
We find that he has perfect Kossuth mania. He
breaches and prays for the great non-in'erven-
zionist, and opens wide his holy sanctuary
to outsiders to hear kossuth speak, at five dollars
per head Bravo, great pious, and patriotic DR..
Beeeher The abolitionist and free soil press din
ner arrangements came on. We find the abolitionist
and free soil papers monopolze nearly all the
tickets. An obscure weekly, including the ISde-
pendent, receives tickets than the oldest and
the ost widely circulated daily papers. Invidous
distinctions are made in various ways. A majority
of the invited guests, we nd are oil Of the free soil
or abolition stamp, as we'll as those put forward as
officers and speakers for the evening. For all
this we do not blame Kossuth. We believe him to
be sincere and patriotic And he has acted wisely
in not committing himself to the dogmas Of the
free sellers, free negroes or aboltonists; andf he
could by any means have been so fortunate as to
have AVOIDED their company and keeping, while in
New Yns, 10 would have been still more lucky.
The dey was the first interventionist; he first in
tervenedi in the affairs of heaven Failing there to
bring about disunion, he next interviewed in the
Garden Of Eden with more success, aud sowed the
seeds Of disunion and strife, which have PREVAILED
ever since. We find all his disciples intervention
lists, from Adam to the present time, including all
the tyrants of Europe and the free soil abolition
lists Of the United States. The former are always
intervening in all the local affairs Of other contigu
Gus governments. The abolitionists are all tae
snta t0 tha Anrn H,ir Of NJ ar
states, and against the Union. Yet, strange to
say, we find them running after, and lauding man,
who proclaims himself thorough non-interven-
tionist-on all occasions and wishes his principle
universally to prevail. IL the abolition free
soil intervention against the Union could
be carried cut, there would be no great
American republic for him to appeal to. Interven-
tion, wherever We ind it, comes from the devil 1t
is the Intervention OF one State, county, town or
neigh orhood, in the affairs OF her, tn ut leads
to war strife, and bloodshed IL is the intervent
Of one family in the affairs Of another which leads
to ISLANDERS, fights law SUITS and all unc Variable
ness. The disciples OF nterve ntion the disci-
pies Of the devil. Non Intervention, perfe,t tole
ration, is the rock hich all freedom Of indivi du-
ais, families, communities and states is founded.
Mr.. kossuth should study more closely our con5ti-
tuition OF limited grants Of power, and its history.
He should keep in mind that We are not q nation,
but confederacy Of sovereign States that the on
power granted 10 Congress by the states, (not the
people in mass) to intervene, is to declare ant
Kossuth by legislative action the Legislature,
of the respective States, who have ample Authority
TO give him as much money as they choose. No
one state, or the people Of any one State have
more hight TO interfere in the domestic affairs Of
another state they have TO interfere in the ID
Nestic affairs Of China. The people Of one county
in Hungary bad no sort fright to interfere in the
public or domestic affairs OF another county. Hun
gary and its people have for centuries practically
lived ar aotet up to the doctrine of non-ilterven-
ton. The great union o. our sovereign States car
only be maintained by the exercise ofthe same doe
trins. No treason against the Union of these
States has ever equaled that which has been with
dauning and blasting energy waged against
il by abolition and free soil fanati:ism
These fanatical Intermediates run after Kos
suth, who has proclaimed his admiration
Of Union, kno wing that they are the worst dis
unoniss. II is this internal spirit Of intervention
or intolerance, which keeps this world in turmoil
and var. II interteres between man and his God
claims 20 direct his faith, and damns his body II
this world and his soul hereafter unless he worshp
tho moloch Of their creed Ii intervenes Ut til,
domestic hearth, divides families into schematics
and suIders the tenderest ties Of affection, causing
the ranks Of hostile forces, OF opposing comnun
ties, to be filed with the kindred blood VI estrauged
families. who mutually slsy each other. On, Cad
when will interfering faDaticsm cease, and thai
bright star Of liberty and peace reign supreme
ToLEEATGoS.
Ma. ErIToR-
Many persons are expressing wonder that, ansus
the regular toasts at the dinner given by the pre-s
on Monday evening last the President Of the United
states referred 20. Others ask In surprise,
Why Webster was pronounced a humbng.
RsGt-Has not kOssuth, not cit stan ding his De-
termination 70 keep alOof from partisaAs. fallen
into the hAnes Of the abSlitiouistsl The Tribune,
ErsnHg Post, and fa5,Jess,,t, do they not seem ts
have had fvll sway az the dinnerl AID who FIRST
moved In the begro address to kossuth And Il
rot kossuth 10 speak in tbs church Of the pug.tis
priest at Bfooklyn And Why al this, and who
pulls the wires
Please adyis. host OF yer readers, uhs keep "
ID u a thinking on the SIGNS Of The times
CosNoP.
THE EOssUTB BANQUET At CASTLE GARDEN
NEw YoRE, lee IL, ls5l.
TO lAaEs GoRDcS BENNETT. ESQ.,
DEAR StR- Il appears by the reports OF portion
e Tia press, that BY an untizey Interference in
tie proceedings a. Castle arden last evening" In
terruptsd the harmony Of the arrangements 81 the
committee Of the First Division. | am not clone
responsible for my conduct, or | rould not tar
yosr gonc-osty TO publish a statement Of my
action and motives Hcon the occasion. Every
csmnsadsnt can, by his depocnent, homer