Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-23

the United states IN ITS foreign reldtlous
as well as with the established aud well-set.
tied principles of national intercourse, and
the doctrines of public law.
The undersigned will first observe that
the President is persuaded His Majesty the
Emperor of Austria does not think that the
Government Of the United States ought to
view, with unconcern. the extraordinary
events which have occurred, not only IN
his dominons, but in many other parts OF
Europe, since February Isis. The govern
meut and people OF the United States, like
other intelligent Governments aud commu-
mites, take a lively interest in the move
meats and the events Of this remarkable
age, Ia whatever part of the world they
may be exhibited. But che iu,e.tal taken
by the United States ia those events, has
not proceeded from any dispersion to depart
from that neutrality towards foreign Pow
ers which is amoug the deepest principles
and the most cherished traditions OF the po-
litcal history of the Union 1t has been
the necessary effect Of the uueNamYed
character Of the events themselves, winch
could not fail to arrest the attention OF the
contemporary world as they viii doubtless
fill a memorable page IN history But the
undersigned goes further, aud freely admits
that IN proportion as these extraordinary
events appeared To have their origin ia
those great ideas Of responsible and popG'
lar Governments on which the American
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