The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-01-15
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srs themselves. 4 IS scarcely necessary f5s
lse uodersigaed % ssy lhdi tbs relations 81
the Unised States saitll Russia have olwhy1
beenof the mosi friendly kind, and hafs
never been deemed By either party 20 ~
lqaife any cnmpsDIniss ofsheir peculiar tleSB
apsn subjects % domestic Of iesaiga poliiy
or the true origin Of governments. ~ any
|rsge, the facs thas Auana, ia her eoni6sg
With EIuagarg. !. had go iniimaie and fsithhf
IsllyiD Russia, cahuol aiief he sea nanEe
of the question between Aassfia- aud lioa
gary, aot in any way sFeeslse neural nghs6
aud dnties of the goyernInsns es the United
States or the j8stifsblo sstnpalhies Of the
American people. Il u.s. indeed easy u
eoDceiFe that favvr toward stFoegiihg Hhn-
lgary would UDa be diminished hos increased.
when il was seen thai the asm of Aust5ia wea
strengthened and upheld BY : puwsf whuee
assistance lhreatelIed q be-. and which -
the end proved % be, Overwhelmingly dec
iructive Of aIl her hopes
Towards the eoaelasion Of his aosc. Mr.
HulsemaBn remarks sif tbe goyefnment u
The United Sta,os were TO thiuk i. psopes 10
,ske an indifees part 10 tbs puaisIcAi nioves
mens of Europe, America policy would hs
exposed TO acts Of fetai:auon. and 10 cessn1n
linconVenlsaces which would a0i fail TO affect
The commerce aud industry Df the i've hem
spheres AZ to this possible fartune. thaa
Hypothetical retalialien, The gaseTamenh end
people Of the U tised States are quite wiling
TO take their chances and abide their dastI~
4 ny. Taking neither tdireelnqf aH ipdiyert
So, 4. tha A,nn.s, - st1fs.f
i Of Europe, thay have 40 fear uf esentsps ilas
nature alluded 70 by Mr. Hulsvsnann. il
would be idle now 70 discuss with Mss llusqs
semana those acts Vt Feisliat0n whielA
he ;magines may possibly take place Va s0zae
ndeGuite time hereafter, Tless qMnsESUsze
viii be discussed when Ghey arise, aild hfs.a
EIulseinann and the cabinet et Vienna may
rest insured ,ha, 10 the mean time. shile
perfurDing with strict and exact 6detiky NJ
the aeu,ral dosias, nothing will detes alsllps
the government or the people OF she GRise&
States from exercising al their own dsAsfs~
lion, the rights belonging TO Them as an ~
dependent palioa, and Of Turning Rild err
pressing thelrown opiuions, freely auda sil
lines, upon the great political events which
may ,raasplse ausag The civilized nateHassE
The earth Tfeii 0wniHstltntIons stand lp-
m the broadcast principles II oivl Iibeftys
and beieViog those principles aRdshs funss
dafHeatal laws 10 which they are emb6died
10 be etnineut1Y favorable to tae pEusPssity
! of States, to be, in fact, the oiilg pElaelplea
lof government which meet she demands d
| he ptesens esiigh.shed age--she Presidens
has perceived with great satislAGtina Ihst, Ia
the consultations recently Introduced into iiss
Agsuian empire. many oflAsse assaE paia
| pies, ere rsaegaised and applied. aud As
eherishes sincere wish that they may pre- {
duee lie same happy effects throughous hls
Auslriaa Majesty's extensive dosniaioOs ilAs
they have done in the United Stesess
/ The undersigned has the honos % sopeat
70 Mr.. Eiulsemaan the assurances If hia high
leslimalioa. DANIEL WEBSTER. u