The New York herald., 1851-12-27

the dark Intended even to wound the honor Of own
,sio..s;lsns fell LIsceiveS lsttsr-assn forged one
cared to that it is vile and stupid forgery The
following is the letter referred to-
Rs.geeted sr~n my unpl.asans duty to .pprise you
have promulgated in speeskes in the city
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he Hon. HoSa Bansy n Sn Sh n'
guseed counseors who concur with in the sen tmsn
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States and the taking upon my.
sspS., :ssl 5: oSssd bring ANY such @ sen to
the notice Of the grand inquest Of the county o their
'h and ''n'a'''hw WI. :'Rs's RSEb Attorney General,
Now such letter and yet forgery indeed is dss.
ns SSc s.pss 10 1t @ tHsrs
csely because know not whence the blow. sm
referring to these words Your Intervention
tervention sentiments upsuited to the region Of
Pennsylvania situated she il the borders Of
raj save-holding States avail myself of this oppor
tunity to declare once more that did viii do
anything which in the remotest way could interfere
with the matter alluded to- nor with whatever other
domestic question Of your United Republic or Of single
State oft have declared 1t frankly and openly several
times ana on all and every opportunity have proved
to be a. good as my word. dare say that even the
be considered . sufficient security in that respect,
The publicly avowed basis Of my humble claims and the
unavoidable logic Of It, would prove to be decisive au-
the mighty tribunal Of the public opinion of the United
States II the sovereign right of every natien to dis
What humbly Of the United ststes3 II is that
they generously be pleased to protect this sovereign
tight Of every nation sgan.t the eneroachng violence Of
my ground, cannot and will not medde with any DO
mesc question whatever republic Indeed Imore
things in heaven and earth than dreamed Of
In my philosophy" daughter and applause. But
ony cS Of that
meddlng in your domestic questions Let me, there
fore return to our own European concerns. It
ceenty for man in my position to conform to tie ex
gences Of his situation Of course, must feel anxious
to bestov my attention at this very moment, on
dently verify my predi,tion that we are on the
very OF crisis on the European continent.
are at sne OF sss S IN Sns a0oTs oI ans
Let state the nature Of IT. but first few remarks
When asked some private substantial aid by which to
idea was set forth that had the intention to revolution
ize Europe with 1t. answered that was not So Be-
your peoples financial support for my country 70 the
full extent Of ny e1p.s,sed vinss, all this would
revolution, even TO carry war with Hun
gary. 1 therefore cannot have the intention to
spend that financial aid for such purposes and the less
dollar to my own country to which the people
OF the United States give It, and which far as goes,
being loan my country viii have to psy Therefore
national unanimous, and legitimate origin OF my public
capacity .hall Rave TO dispose Of the employment
thereof till responsible to my country that en-:
poy it In national way its beneht And what is that
vayi-To mahssnl outburst Of revolution In Europe
NO tof s0e sa tns dn., ns az vourS Says
said openly revolution avodable Its first blow Is
near. Ny prophecy has proved more true than you,
but not l. may have perhaps expected. Even So tell
you, power earth hinder the vibration Of the
already striken blow throughout Europe even In my
rua. and conssspes but tR.s Hast sni sonaasacs
limited by ths condition to lead on 70 the recovery Of its
freedom and and not to check this ann
have give DIR ection tothe unavoidable
movement IL get efficient for that purpose.
But to step the movement were even willing to do 30
and certainly am not I have not the VIII TO stop the
movement to arrest the outbreak Of the revolution
neither whosoever IL be In the world have power
States and England grant charter 70 the cssr to place
his foot Europs's neck but stop Its outbreak, man
osn osno.. sId vii not mass revolution IN Europe
revolution Ia made America remsing indifferent viii not
revolutic In Europe the revolution made but
the United States maintaining the laws nations retor
ing right OF Of their citizens 70 the
rightfu bss Of the everlasting Of international
law and recognizing the Legitimate character OF the
sovereign right every nation alter its institutions
and the form Of Its and the private citizens
OF the United Sta impartins their generous financial
aid, can achieve much that Hungary viii be pre-
pared good direction TO act the cause Act will
In every case; and BY acting In good direction, will
Immediately contribute that the European revo-
luton may soon be brought to 8 dehnitiye issue
favorable to the principles Of freedSn and conri-
bute to an early restoration s of peace mnsren
yery duration not only your generous feelings
IL love- but also your commercial interests viii be Affect
sumby to consider that Il would &c. psrhsps very dis.
favorable for the future OF commerce. had the world
reason to be persuaded that commercial monetary re-
ss freedom Of the world or he generous propensity
70 forward its ultimate triumph This conviction would
| I apprehend, very coon win feel who had their
treasures always open for ths despos 70 crush uber
| ~ With They have excited . bounaiess hatred Of
l.f a. In Euro aCainst
had to suffer much for their ready financial aid to
| dsspotisn. am no socislst-no communist you know
solved to act that the inevitable revolution may not
have Issue subversve OF social order founded upon
ss ~ sIo 20 h.
tcsl doctrines in certain quarters Of Europe nobody
has much contributed as those European capitalists
have Inspired many Of the oppressed with the belief
that financial wealth is dangerous to the freedom
y. .Oss .Oo. asSsu
rsod TO put any particular interest In opposition to the
highest Interests Of humanity and as TO and 70
hizh- important and distinsushsd place n the manu-
featuring and commercial interests Of the United states
the commercial system Of the United United States
protection or sree-rade your domestic question
sm not to msddls with IT, but, so much kno. that let
the one the other principle prevail large mAnufsctur
ing places Ike Phisdelphis, the commerce and
shipping interests Of which are also chiefly found
, "a. large markets throughout the world they want
4. vhsn ~rotecton continus vrcuuse ruen own domes
tIe Industry u lncreaslng incessantly; they want
ssouid orstscton be replaced By the free trade yem
s.rss s.hsn they win meet rivals who ara IN No No..
av5r.le condition than they themselves and 50 the
,,saes San only be restored By hndns other mafset
,ssss ths xo, be more favorably placed than tnei
,-., 80. 3. ss much II true, that victorious dss
totism shuts the lets Of EuTops and ycteri0I: no
.rty opens them to indos Try lApp.sus gs pss sss
an r,ssctina considerstoS to these fe. nun
tie remarks They are nc. nnvcrtn, ,Ous shs,
entlsmen, becauseI dare say here trpaS IN men.
Nov to the Important news from frssse, IL vas
orted In dstin guished organ Of the daily pres
that the Of Louis Nspoeons stroke fellke boml
shsu upon me and that my movements viii be arreste,
b. it, Nov confidently state that this news instess
Of arresting my movements can only have the eject
hasten my movements TO forward their aim and 10 bTns
them in much shorter time 70 happier. st least 20
speeiier dshnitive decision than the would have
| been without this news and 90 70 the "bcnso shell
| Qsughtsrl really must decline the honor = o
scknovleigng that compliment l feel indeed
| no harm from that bomb shei, daughter
and not only DO not feel stunned BIZ Mons Louis ns