New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-23

al. ~ cr..s Ry,l,,. vsrs cru best friends think
the tire has cone uheh tms henhe sh'ulu ,I
charged. wbeL we shcod atef orr 'eehhsr 'oNHu
the BIitish people and when speak OF the peooe
I eIelnde The anstecrAey, II not toward sne
C;oyernuept i think We most unite with them
TO overthrow desposic power, and 70 support
liberty We ought TO do we have comm Dn
mteres, with her ID preventing Ru ssia from cOmins
West and In this respect we are equal. LOOK AZ
the map and you will that Russia almost reaches
TO the Western shores OF Europe, by suppfesslns
the power OF Prussia, and making Austria DOW with
respect at her word and almost kneel at her feet
II appears 70 be coming near the time which Will
brIg the prophetic words OF ssin Eilsned man 10
the ruth that IN fifty years Europe would be either
Republican or Cossack. The snOulderIng emoeFs
of liberty may be subdued. but they can never De
put out IN Germany, IN France or In Italy, ana IN
these Stat we may expect yet to see great Goa
fiet between the despots and their power ana ne,
publican governments and Republicans we snail
see a change III the arrangement OF 1912 guy Nha'
shall we co at such crsis' Shall We see men hsur
ing for liberty, and when one nallon 50 pau, oon
duets herself as to enter the neid ana crush tnetn'
shall we fall back on policy o. non-lntervehIon,
and say it Goes not concern us III Two men were
flhtBg In the street, and several were 10 come up
and tax the part OF one. should we say, we seen
!, that !, did not concern us and not interfere. Inc
ono moor man may be murdered, YET you
must not interfere. doubt II the Hue
policv of the American Republic not 20 iet
her tendencies 20 in favor Of the advancement OF
that cause which she propagates. When such
struggle rises, We have night TO our OPINION ana
we viii express it, and If any interference taxes
place which is unjust, we ought not TO suomi 70 H.
I am told that this subject may lead our country to
a war but let US look at the history OF tne country,
and Of the principles we advocate, and ind,vlouai
instances OF interference Will SHOW mat our decaf
alton does not lead to war. This would snow INA, a
calm firm declaration our part, that we VIII not
submit to what is wrong, will be respected, aud
il our Consus and Representatives were 10 say, I'M
der instruction from our Government, mat we oo-
ected to an injustice, their declaration would be re-
spected and no man would insult them. Theseoec-
laratOns are not necessarily such as lead TO wal
In Mr.. Monroe's time we joined Win England 10
prevent the interference OF the ahes OF SPAN ana
the Holy Alliance to interfere with the struggles OF
the Spanish Colonies OF South America, and we for
bid them doing So yet this led TO no war, and those
Colonies are now independent. When that greatma
who had been their guest and oy Mhomthey mao oeen
instructed was the subject of Turkish hospitality,
why did not Austria and Russia take him from ms
security why, because England and France OBJ
ected backed by the United states, and that led 70
no war, but has made us pleased to see him mere,
and also to see another memorable indication OF our
well known night o. interference TO prevent mus
tice. We ought not to AVOID the responsiveness
of such interference. When Ancrew JACKSON toio
Louis Philippe, King of France, that II he did not
pay him 25 francs which was due, that ne would
send fleet and lay his mark upon the french
vessels, that did not lead to a war. NO
he paid the money. l do not see that there
is anything likely to lead to war from our proper in
reference If unfortunately this should be the case.
and itdOes leadto awar Will be the consequences
What is the history OF the "oru win REGARD oIepuo
bcan arms! Look atGreece ana Rome, and the French
Republic from 1893 TO 1901 and at the recent battles
in Hungary and then ask what has the United states
TO fear. Victory has always been claimed ythe
arms of republics, for you may depend upon It, that
it is there in republican countries where the truth
Of the remark is manifested, that bayonets think.
/ believe, therefore, that when the worst comes
to the worst small force of good hearted republi.
can troops, firmly placed upon the continent Of
Europe, would sweep 1t from one end TO the other,
and then would be realized the words OF their guest,
that war would be war Of peace, and the last war
in the world He concluded by paying compll-
ment to 1.-THE Press" which was one OF the best
aids 10 freedom in the world.