The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-03-13

which they are offered and that the growing good feens
and increasing intercourse between the two governments
may be further iostered and extended oy happy con
eurIenco OF opinion aud reciprocity OF confidence upon
ibis as upon all other subjects Compi an1e WIN ne
IN his resi- eel win be regarded friendly recognition
OF their intercesson. and as proof oil hatohai soa"
The Course which the Sublime Porte pursued IN refusing
allow the Hungarian exles 10 be seized upon US soi W
forces OF toreg State, or 10 arrest and deliver he
up itself their pursuers. hailed WIN universal
p,sd q s ssa w sa & se%sns wa. not
the less strong because The demand upon The ouptn.
Porte made by confident In their great
military power with armies ia the field Of vast strength.
flushed with recent victory and whose purposes were not
to be thwared their pursuit stayed, by any obstacle loss
han the inter position empire prepared 10 maintain
the invoabiy OF its territories and lis absolute sove-
This rnneut jealous of its territorial rights
gadsd with great respect ana hearty appi1Sson .he nm
me and 50 proudly maintained under circumstances well
calculated inspire doubt and sganS. o,mash area
ray His imperial aesy e ,ha, na should s os no a Yer
an =" o IL, p o,yn dom ne
While thus regarding the political position and conduct
of the Sublime PORE in reference 10 othei powers, nts wa
esys generosity in providing Tor the wants OF the ngye
thus pectedy, and IN SO great humpeis, "owinh
themselves upon MS protection, is considered equa"y
Un the other hand it is not difficult TO conceive VIVA.
may been the considerations which led The oobimo
Porte consent TO these persons rom J"
require them TO repair to the INTERIOR aud there 70 remain
great attempt revolution agans, the established sa.
thortics Of neghborng State, with which the Sublime
Porte peace, and with which it desired 10 preserve
friendly relations had only then been suppressed The
chief actors that had escaped into the domn-
ions OF the Porte. To permit them 10 remain upon It's
irontier where they might project new andeI.nklnss
ed they could enter In arms at any s msn wen aISs
10 tse nigh, Certainly also
prevent occupying any such position IN us own DO
nd isndlv powers Their removal certain localities
be rendered desirable by considerations o. conye
nence TO Sublime Porte ITSELF upon whose charity
and generosity such numbers had so suddenly become de-
pendant ,.,... ....o,. r.. :. .ho,, ,a,iod Of time
in order they might repair TO other parts OF
Europe. renew their operations was request ~ va.
was not unnatural make and was certainly In the as
erection Sublime Port grant, without any sacrifice
rs dignity 81
disturbance to result from their libel alton has ceased
,tadeed and the a,iemp at revolution tue esab
shment Of independent government, n when ,neS
forces Of two Of the greatest powerso f Europe.
Their chief associates are Ike themselves, ~ a 10 b
military execution their estates are conhscaed' ueIt
families dispersed and every sss a1sss they
themselves by their desire TO remove 30 ia TOM 'no 1910
Of nsit Of obe snas aemp and wish only
mitted Withdraw themselves altogether rom az
an and seek new homes IN the vast oi
For their attempt at Independence they have most dearly
home or country, band of exies. whose only future
fearful remembrance of the past whose only request y
nd their remaining days IN obscure industry hey "a
the permission Of his Imperial Majesty to remove
and all that remain 10 them across ,ne COM
tinen which them has become more gloomy tnah the
wilder and dreary than the desert q
The people of the United States expect from 'no kSn-
osity of the Turkish monarch that this permission VIA po
GIVEN They these exiles on lher shntea
Where without giving cause OF uneasness y any wy
eminent, they ENJOY whatever o. consoan aug M" W
adoried by sympathy for their sufierngs and that as
s,au, IN their which this people have
been late in Offering any and which they are not now io
5 the flrst time called upon 10 render III u.
Accustomed themselves high ideas oil national lnue
pendence the people of the United states would aeeta!;
see the OF the vast empire Of turkey
ed by the of circumstances TO exercise TUG npa
keeping prisoners for other powers, .o.ygg
: oovenment hopes and believes, Mr. kosuth and tni
n nn,nions are allowed depart from tho DOM IL con
n Imperial aiesty the expiration oil the y -os ~ ~
/, in Nav 1886 they will find conveyance lar Gomu,sgc
in some Of It's ships now in e .he un.ea
. which eau DC that thes rpose and you will
= acarain precis persons Will be permitted
'e embark, - ne their number, and Immediate
NJ give no,s -.msnder OF the United States squadrc
OIL on .na sa'iI' will orde from propor
O. horue '' present with such OF the ships As may
leave the station to furnish convey ant
% oI and his companions TO the United States
Fri = 80 .Is.~s 4 DANIEL WEBSTER
he GEoRGK p MARSH, esq, Constaniinople. .r-a ...a