The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-01-10

recognize ,he actual independence Of amos
,her. without awaiting the assent Of tho
D..cpt Sale. Such recognition by The
Uui,ed States would have been useless. but
not inconsistent with na'i"nul usage, If the
United Safes had not participated in the
struggle. But from such q course the Uni
ted States sludlousy abs,aincd, andy he u.s.
ual course Vi seeking information as rec
sorted to,
Mr.. Mann had no power 10 act unless
upon certain contingencies. lf The new
government was found 10 be stable, then
we would have entered into treaty with it.
But. it so happened. that tie result was un'
favorable TO The Hungarian cause; and Mr..
Mann entered into no recognition. and re-
ported agains, any recognition OF The Hun.
"a ran Government; no publicity was given
10 his mission. and The first knowledge Of it
vas derived by Austria. from The Presi-
den,'s communication 10 the Senule.
The Secretary aludes to the threat e5
foreign Interference, in anv domestic quar-
rels here, aud says. we will Take or chance
Cor thai.
The Secretary remarks upon the intimu-
lion, the sgent would have been exposed TO
he treated as q spy. He defines what the
term is understood here 10 mean, and it the
Germs word implies The same, the Amcri.
csn Goves nment regards il as O6sssive. ADD
lie i.es ,ment Of ,he agent ss . spy would
have placed Germany ont Of the pale Of G."
yi,Ixed naliors. The report Of this people
word have required, in such case. the
exertlon of the whole power Of the county,
MAYA and military, 10 redress the wrong
ia lirr. the Srcleary argues, that, The Steps
taben Nv Zen. Taylor, were sanctioned by
the avs Of pniIvms, mud in conformity with
lie usn.e> Of oil viI.zed nations.
have hus given you merely general
outline Of long documents ns understood
them, hen they we're read.
Mr.. Cass IL st rose, and. in great delight,
at Tho cor nlete vindica,irn Of his views, as
expressed Of the late session, on this SUBJ
jrc'. NJ. UnGerwooG expressed his admir-
alion oil Mr.. Webster's letter, and deemed
It complete a'g unnent in fsvOr OF his re.
sOiu,ion, iO.wi:-Thot the American PEG:
pie svmpa,h'sc win oil nations in their
$. u9.les Cor liberty. Enthusiasm was at .
hugh p:, c, in The Sc .aie md galleries, when
Gen. Eusk moved 10 p',ht 5000 extra CO.
pies.
DrcGMEcR 81.
The llouse has done something nt lnsi.-
'l'hev have passed 80 oct Ie"fe''n" the land
wa.on,s, unner The .sne raj land h"uniy act
Of inr Int Session MSS enable. Th"y have
no>.ru BY a vote Of Two 10 oar. | have no
doubt ihnt 'he .irr,'e VIII c"ncrr IN it. The
old solder, WV get more 'ur their warrants
iilan 'hev cOp'u i.f :beir patents.
MI H.,nf,n hns milf I'm I,I.r nIupn uB lIV.
n" vas brought ~ 0n', with \ speech ap.
pe."eJ, 10 occe 'era.c ma sn'c Of public lands
aud ave aWay ~ The Sales in which they
lie, The rem, 'nler Unsa'c"b.e. Mr.. Ben,on,
ia The course Of bis speech. '""k ground in
,;,or Of The n,od,iico'oN Of The present tnr.
ii. ny re~Url'ns 10 >pec,;m d"lics. This
uO'.ry is a necessary consequences OF the
SHERATON Of HE lands anu n source Of re-
venue.
Mr.. Wise, an T.rOnau;, proposes 10 'each
US now 20 fly. HI wants twenty thousand
dollars from The government to promote ms
ca e. wi,c. Az, ,hir., il seems 10 beI bought
ran bs' done w1>' inn nd Uf the gOvei nment.
Noe 'gh's und moe pavemcn's are pro-
nUsed for tbs E.; v, at government expense:
Ihc Ft,,.s"..rr. ~ Congress deny That
hey ha.r !, d III. a. ,. ia', ~. with view
10 r.",i. the '":. 80 slave act at present.
They ore not p.ep'red Tor II.
T"r talked Of geae,al meetings al Wash'
inainn o: Union men, chc"unters Oppose"
Won. THIS c.iy. it is urged, could not nc"
cOlnOda, q HE numbers ,hst such Convene
,iuo would ,nv;,c. The 'oject will foi'. At
lea 81 cor the present. TIE old bunker DEM
ocrot I'd w;,igs al tho Nu.ih. manifest un-
ea,iue.s al ,hc 81. ges,ion OF Union par'
~. 1,
Tie chem pos;,re bill was sgo'n under
DISCUSSION ia The ID use. and Mr.. Potter
~no has the management OF it. gave no'ice
mat on Monday rest, he should move to
br,nr The deoo,e TO q c'o>c. Both Houses
have adjou ned over New Year.