The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-01-15

- ~ 70 haiAuB 10 pteAuWe, tbGt t1e W9r9
used in the original GesnaD was not Of
equivalent meaning with ''Hpyn m the Ens
Iglish language, or that ia some other the en-
p'eyment Of such sn opprobious term may
be explained. Had the imperial government
Iof Austria subjected Mt. Mannto the treats
meni of spy, il would have placed itself
without the pale Of civilized nations; and
the cabinet Of Vienna may be assured ihal
it it had carried, or attempted TO carry. any
such lawless purpose into effect, 10 the case
of an authorized agent Of this government,
The spirit Of the people of this country would
have demanded immediate husillities to be
waged by the utmost exerlion Of The power
Of the republic, military and naval
MIR. Hulsemann proceeds to remark thai
"this extremely painful incident. therefore,
might have been passed o,eb without any
written evidence being left on our part 10 the
archives of the United States, had not Gen
Taylor thought proper to revive the whole
subject, by communicating 10 tho Senate, in
his message of the 18th [28shl of last March,
the instructions with which MIR, Mann had
been furnished on the occasion Of his mission
'iShhos' WuiSH hsfo bctti
given to that document has placed the i'm
lperial government under she necessity Of en-
tering formal protest, through its official
Representative, against the proceedings of the
American government, lest that government
should consrue our silence into appreciation,
or toleration even, of the principles which
appear to have guided its action and the
means it has adopted" The Undersigned
reusserts TO Mr.. Hulsemanp, aud to the CABS
met OF Vienna, and in the presence Of tho
world, tha, the steps taken by President
Taylor, protested agains. by tho Austrian
government, were warranted by the law Of
nations and agreeable TO the usages OF civil~
zed States With respectto the communal
cation of Mr., Mann's Instructions 10 the Sen
ate, and the langnsge in which they are
couched, il has already been said and MIR.
aulsemann mnst feel the Justice Of the se>
mark, THAI these are dome site affairs, in ret,
ence to which the government Of the United
STATES cannot admit the slightest RESPONSE
hiIity TO the government; Of his imperial sla-
|Issiy. No State, deserving tbe appelalon Of
independent can permit the languags in
winch il may instract its own officers in tiIe
discharge Of their duties to iisrh - be called
IN question under any psetext hy foreign
power. But, even If this we're moi so, Ms
Hulsemann is 10 All error in stating that the
Austrian government is called MI .lfon Rule"
lin MIR. Maun's Instructions. Thai phrase r.
mot found in the paper; add in respect % ihe
lhodsrary eplthet bestowed in Ms. Msul'4
instructions CO the late chief Of the revolu-
ltiouary- goyeraIIlsEaess Of Hgpgqrl, Me. HUI
semann viii benr Ill mind Ihaf the goveTss
ment of the United States caunut Justly be
Expected ia confidential communication 10
lis own agent, TO withhold from an individual
an epithet Of distinction uf Which great
lpaIt Of the world thinks him worthy, merely
On the ground that his own government re-
CARDS him as febel. Al an early stage Of
the American revolution, whilst Wsshing,en
was coasidered BY the Englsh goyerntaeus
las rebel chief I've was regarded on The con.
tinent of Europe as an iIIns,ri0us hero, But
the undersigned will take the Liberty OF
bringing The Cabinet Of Vienna into The
presence Of its own predecessors, aud of ei-
ting for its consideration the conduct OF the
imperial government itself. In the year
1777 the war Of the American revolution
was raging all over these United States
! England was prosecuting that war with a
most fesolute determination, and by the ex-
ertion of all her military means TO the fullest
extent Germany was nj Thai time at peace
with England; and yet an agent OF ihat Con-
lgress, which was looked upon by England in
no nther ligh, thon that of body in open re
bellion, was not only received with great re-
lspect by the ambassadoT of the Empress
Queen, OF Paris, and by the Minister Of The
Grand Duke OF Tuscany, who afterwards
mounted the imperial throne, bu. resided in
Vienna fora considerable time; not indeed
officially acknowledged, bu,trested with cont-
tesy aud respect; and the emperor suffered
himseifto be persuaded by that agent 70 ex-
ert himself to prevent tho German powers
from furnishing troops to England to ensble
her to suppress the rebellion IN America. -
Neither Mr.. HulsemaDn, nor the cabinet of
Vienna, il is presumed, will undertake to say
that anything said or done by this govern
ment ia regard 10 the recent war between
Austria and Hungary is not borne out, and
much more than borne out, by this example
Of the imperial court. II is believed that the
Emperor Joseph the Second habimaIly spoke
in terms Of respecl and admiration of the
character Of Washington, as be is known 20
have done Of that Of Franklin; and he deems
led it no in(racIion Of neutrality 10 inform
himself Of the progress Of The revolutionary
struggle in America, nor TO express his deep
sense Of the merits and the talents of those
|illustrious men who were lheE leading their
country TO independence aud renown. The
undersie ned may add that ia l7Sl the courts
Of Russia and Austria proposed dlpIo-
matte Congress ofthe bsliigsrent powers, to
which tho commissions Of the United States
should be admitted.
M. Husemann thinks that 10 M. Msnn's
instructions improper expressions nre in,to-
duced IN regard 10 Rnssia but the undet-
signed has 10 reason 10 suppose that Russia
herself is of ihst opinion The only obses-
vation made in thUse Instructions about Rus.
sin is that she s'has chosen TO assume 90 as-
titnde of interference, and her immense
preparations TOT invading and reducing the
IIungarians 70 The rule Of Ausiria- from
WHICH they desire TO be released--Qave 81
serious character TO tho contest 81 Il u
wakon the most painful soicisd5e IN che
minds Of Americans. = Tho Undersigned
cannot bnt consider tie Austrian cabinet as
unnecessarily susceptible III looking upon
language like this as ssht@,ile hstnenairas
ison.n n wsremembaf that II wa4 Ida aSesssd
bY X governments 70 IisBwn Aeeat, aAd has
|recsised publicity only through cema.hai