New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27

aCespicaoe ffllk tut tn.nsf J; l. fOrgerg. siiil
there is oae mug ehich f,rce, ne 70 some humble
TeIrarls p'eri-e.' tecaIss know not Whence ones
( the blow efu f-f-ffins - t7ess wDriS: - Your
Intervention ~ LoL-ii'sTveG'lou sentiments arc IN
suited 10 tie region Of Penrs} sana situated a. re
T. OF tne tfS ~ several 81 Sc - Do ing states "
| avail nysci II ms opportunity . ce,lre once
more that never -, nor All do anything an n
~ ire remot s. way cou inter RE Min The mas u
ALLUDED ~. ffI ~itr Sfa tev+f otner C0ne-ti. qie'
ton Of ou. nte RerubIr. or Of . singie lle OF
! y. have CeclaIed II frafky AID openly seFef@.
! tines ann o. al ana every opportun ~ nave
| ErOve0 20 b. - good a. NY N,fd ! care say t1tt
even the rle1qe Of me 80 d 0. honor f sa homes,
man, shoui- rot be con iceied sufficient security
| ~ that reSEect
and tie unsyolcaoe logic OF II, would prove - be
/ decisive agthCTry.
VIA, IS III eround upon which stand before the
rniehN tribunal OF the pubic opniOn Of the United
States It's the sovereign nght OF every nation 20
dspOse OF IT. own domestic concerns [Creat ao-
plauyeJ What Is It | humoy ask Of the United
ates It's that hey may generously De pleased 10
protect tnis sovereign Hghl OF every ndIoA against
The encr0aching violence Of Russia. 1t Is therefore
enlrenty clear that this beng my groun1, cannot
| ard will not NEEDLE win sny domestic question
whatever Of TINS RepuOil;. lApplruse.l
lnoted 1 more and more perceive that, TO
speak with Hamlet. There more things in
heaven snc earth than vas dreamed OF IN my phi
losophy" Laughter and applause Bat stu Will
stand uprlfh! on however lppery ground oy taxing
suOI gy hoo o. tina, legitimate fence OF not med
ding III your domestic questions.
Gems. 1t Is necessity a IN nay position to
conform 10 the exigencies of his sltu4tIon so Of
course / must feel anxious 10 beslow nv attention
at this very moment On the import ant events IN
France, which evidently verify my prediction that
We are on the very eve OF crisis on the European
| sontIent
We are at the beginning of the end the doors Of
| the hurIlcaIe blown Gown, and on 1t vii go.
(Applause Let me stare the true nature OF ltout
| frsI few rersarSs. When | asked some private
substantial aio by hcn to beneh the Cause OF Hun
fha gssf 4nrtn
that mac the intention 10 revouliolze Europe With
ii. / answered that u was nO' 50 Believe me, gen.
tlemeD. were even 50 happy as to meet your peo.
pies financial support Tor my country to the iuli
| extent OF my express WISHES all this would
not be enough either 10 maze European rev0s
| luton, or even TO carry with Austria. l
therefore cannot have the intention to spend that
| financial aid for such purpose, and the less
because / am responsible for the employment
OF every cOAar Tn my own country 10 which gene
r0us people othe Unte1 States gives and which,
as far a. J. goes being 10 II. my Country will have
| to pay the eiore, through the confidence Of my
people, and through the national unanimous and le-
| gltlma,e origin OF my pubic capacity, shall have
10 dispose OF the employ ment thereof till am re-
| spoDSOle 10 ny country that employ It in
tOhal way to It's benefit. and what IL that way To
| make an outburst OF revolution OF Europel No
for the sDpe reason that the revoiu Ion is already
| made, without Sing.e collar Of yours have nd
openly revolution is unavoidable It's first blow is
near my prophecy has proved more true than you,
but not |, may have perhaps expected
| Even so tel you 10 poser on earRl can hinder
the vibration OF tie already stricken blow, through
out Europe-even IN my own county. To be sure
my people honor me with fond trust and confidence,
but that Tust enc confidence Is limited ov the conti
hon cad 1t the very Of IL. freedom and
| indeps ndence, AID not 10 cheek his ann.
have po" e. 10 give a favorable direction TO the
unavoidable movement, II can get Efficient means
for that purrose--bst to stop the venent. were
| even wiling to 90 so,-(aId certainly am not |
have not the viii to stop the movement to arrest
the outbreak of the revolution l-nelther nor wn
soever 1t be in the worid have poaer To- stopit 1t
may be crushed again, # the United States and
England grant charter TO the Car to place his foot
on EuiOpes reck-but stop ITS outbreak no man can.
Permit me therefore, to say, that Americas hnan.
cal aid VIII not make re- olution IN Europe. The
revolution is ace. America remaining indifferent
VIII not avert revolution IL Europe The revolu-
ton is made But the United States maint ining the
laws OF DatioIs-resioi ng the right OF commerce OF
tnelr citizens to the rght'ul basis OF the ever
lasting principles of international law and reccgnlz
the legitimate character OF the sovereign right OF
every nation alter institutions and the form OF
| Its goverIment-and the private citizens of the
| United states lDparng their generous financial aid
can achieve much tnat Hungary Will be pre-
pared Ia G, Cd direction 10 act the cause-act 1t will
liz every caseand, by acting IN good direc.ion 1t
viii immt dIatey contribute. that the European
revolution may soon be brought to dehniige issue,
favorable to the principles OF freecom, ana cOntf
butte to an early restoration OF peace whereas else,
the Will be cruel, bloody and long and, by It's
very duration. not only your generous feelings OF
br0thery love, but also your commercial interests,
| Will be affected.
Allow me, Gentlemen, in respect 70 this interest,
| disfavorabe for the future of Commerce. had the
world reason 10 be persuaded that Commercial mon
| etary regards can check elther pOlcy Oenehclal
10 the edom OF the world or the generous propen-
si,y 10 forward It's ultimate rlumphthls CONVICTION
would have such result as that wich those gentle
men apprehend, very soon viii feel, who had their
ALWAYS open for the depots TO crush liberty
With They have excited boundless haired OF all that
people in Europe against them. which hac to suffer
SO much from their ready financial alb 10 oespotlsu
| am no SocialIst-no Communist YOU know, and nad
| I RI n ac eficief ". u
act so that the inevitable revolution may nos nave an
issue subyerslye OF social order, founded upon he
| security of person ard o! property out so murn
confidently declare 10 the spreading OF COMMUNISM
cal doctrines IN certain quarters OF Europe NOBODY
has so much contributed those European Captai-
lists who by necessarily alcifg the despots WIN 'he,
| money, have inspired many OF the oppressed WIN
the belief that financial wealth is dangerous To tns
| freedom OF the world. tApplause hothscniIu
| is the most effective apostle OF communism zap
II is never good to put any particular interest," ID
opposiion to the highest interest OF humanity anu
| as to Commerce and 10 INDUSTRY am siau W h.a'
thai Phllaoe phia holds mighty important ana as
! tppuIshed place IN the manufacturing ana CONNER
| cisl interests OF the United States IL Is not mine
to investigate what may oe the iutufe Vi ene 70 "a
mercia system Of the United States, protection or
free trade is your domestic question, am not 10
| NEEDLE with lt--but so much know, that lev 'he
| one or the other principle prevail. large manulac,
| tuning places like Philadelphia, the commerce ana
stlppns interests of which are also chiefly iouhuel
| upon manufacturing industry, want ID every case
| large markets throughout the woHd, they want II
| when protection continues, because thelr own 40
| meslic industry Is increasing necessarily they
| want it should protection be replaced by the tTee
| trade system. because then thes VIII meet riVas
! where these rivals are III more favorable CON
dtion than they themselves, and SO the oatnce can
| only he restored by hndsg olher MARKERS "hete
tins would be more favoraby placed than their II
| yals can be and so much is true that victorious
| 6esrotism shuts the markets Of Europe ana Veto
| nous liberty opens them To Industry. applause
Be pleased to besios not one enthusiastic, nof
! rassjona,e but a calm rejecting consideration 10
| these few humble rtmarsS--ihey are not unworthy
Xour attention Gentle m.n because, dare say tnere
| Is truth III them < ~. :,
| Now, as to the important news from tfanre-iI
was reported IN one distinguished organ Oh ,ne oey
| Pfess mat 1.-The news Of Louis Napoleon sIoAe
| fell Ike 4 boR,b shell upon me, and mat my move
| ments Will De arrested by II" Now, cosnceh'y
i 4 - t.L-x ID