The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-01

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kat The adverse to the Hsnssrsn rsvoia-
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ia not ~ ass
with her leaders He report.
arm ss
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signed ,spso.ss thu. The Aa:.ria. s0ys.1nsnt a.,s
nuiss. will observe this ssa.emsn. thu. Mr.
xSn The sSs si law nseS ana 4. duty
how little fsunastioa her. is Tor 81. rensrS. that
who did not to assume the responsibility Of sending
q p.optissy .sys borne mind they
Of the forces and the Other TO b Used for hostile
ss'ss T. a.
.s s'S nSs paw bearing the bis
country. and for purpose FULLY warranted BY
III s
IsS a. ,s e naSs
ssas the that
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and thai in none q IT, as distinctly offensive
Word used IN The origins, German WAS no. Of .sns
o!hsI way IL snpiSy8e q .usS opprobroa;
b s md the #
would have placed itself si.heu. the pale Of
into he an TS
demanded immediate hes.itiss be w.ged BY the
painful incident therefore might have been sod
sn. his % the ss
with which M had furnished the
been given that has placed the imperial govern
uuder the necessity entering formal through
resn lest that should oonsrue our
sipl.s which stps.s guided II .ssiea The
IN the grsssns: :: the world thai tho .'sps sassa
'x
to the q r Man to
nns snd the languss in which HEY Are u has al
u. remark that these d9mets aaairs in reference 70
The ae
jey No state deserving the pellaton Of independent
Soer in the shsrrs Of their duties itself Be- called in
ne n
that the Austrian goverImsnt is called an Iron Rule in
par Is'rest the honorary sp.het bestowed
DIR on the SnsI oil sss II ms
that the the United States cannot justly be
to withhold from an individual epithet estncsen 81
which gre.s part Of the world thinks Linn worthy merely on
,si At an early sssFs Of the Ansrain rsrou ion while
rebel chief he regarded the Of Europe
ustrous hero. But the UNDERLINED will take the ber
bril- the cabinet of Venr tho
predecetors and of citing for it's the
the raging ali over these
United States. Hnsand wa, e war most
means to the fullest extent Germany was at tina. time az
which ioossS England other light thsn bs;
Of body rebellion wasnot ony received with grsa.
tie the raad IF rG SSssn A.
for time. n en
but re,ted with and and The Emperor u
prevent tho powers from furnishing troops to
no n Of
presumed will undertake to tina. thing said done
au.sa and asnsary n born. out and mush more sssn
By % 4 Is Ky Sps Il .
spoke in terms of RESPECT and admiration Of the harac
Frar KIM and /. deemed it no nfr.ctOa Of S.ur.y to
inform himself Of the progress q the struggle
The talent, Of those men who were then leading
may ada thit in 7s the Courts Russia aud Austria pro-
pe.ea dp matte consrs.s Of the tsissrent power TO
admitted.
NJ Hasm.sn think, ta.t in NJ Mana in.tisction.
the uRcersEned has no res,on suppose that Russia her
. S, h S. hSas
.sirss q enc srd her
frem which they rsiess.d-ssve 80 serious
iSds in hs minds q The unasrsass
sss fSRsasE hf Astr.s o.SHss .,
soverpm.nt TO its osa agent Sta received publicity
only hroush communication from one department. Of the
must be deemed mtders,s and intensive The comfy q
nations would hardly forbid It's being addressed TO the two
say that the relations the United States
ssye never tsss tseRs 81 either party 70 require say
promise Of heT peculiar views upon subj Of dome
rate tie fact that Austria IN her contest With Hun
gary had intimate and faithful ally in Russia cannot
s,sr the .ss nature q TIE question ssws.s Au.,s AID
81 the Of the United states or the justihabe
sJnph'Le, o' The American peopl, u u. indeed cay 70
be hed hut increased when II ,ha: the
70 i, an, ana SihsS S ss sssS
70 he ovCrwhelnipgy destructive a sill her hopes.
hs ~ Ss soTsann,h n ne rnea sa9,
70 think 1t 70 take an indirect part in the political
q retaliation and 70 certain nconveuiences which
would rot s 70 sa,c' the eemnsri ana industry \ me
theteal rsitou tie aad people u the United
their destiny Talns bother direct Dor an indirect part
n The Domestic q ihtestne movements q Europe they
would he idie discuss with MT. Husemaun
those II retaliation which he imAgines possibly
tons will te discussed Wien they arise and Mr. Husomann
ntd the cabinet AZ Vienna may rest assured that IN
exact Sdsll,y all ,1sir nyg,ral dstsr' nothing viii
deter either Tho seysnmspt Or the PEOPLE q The uri9i
belonging them AZ an independent nation and u forming
nm S o S ~ 9%9 ris y ara o. al
the civilized nations Of the earth Their ustrtions
lisvins ihose principles, End ne iqndamsn'a laws when
they bodied, 10 " eneutiy favorable to tie
@ ~ sSc5 nee ,e sna, q S Il. 5r en-. q
stsusd areihe frtsicnt has perceived With grcat sa;s
lie Gustf.n smrfe many y these great principles arr re-
oerrsed AMI applied At he csrishes sincere vsh that
ran ssjs.,,. cS,er,vs sions IA. ,isy done
lie h.s tie honor T. repeat - M Hussnaun
DAsL WEBSTER.