New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-11

made nan st the re solution on grounis which seem
10 me extraneous and irrelevant. II has oesn al,
tenpted TO involve II with the critical question Oh
Intervention by our country IN European affairs, and
recent speeches in England and Newly OK nave
been adduced TO show that such Intervention Is
sought from our Government. lis suHcieht 70 say
IN reply to this suggestion Introduced oy the oeaasot
from CeoreS With Sbill which all rlgh, envy
and also by the Senator from New Jersey InaI TO
such Intervention IS promised or imPheu py tne
resolution but feel strongly on lhls point anu ue-
sire to go futher while thus warmly joining IN ths
tribute Let me be understood as encouraging IN TO
respect any idea of armed intervention IN European
affairs Such system would open plhais o. per-
pexites and ills which trust cur country VII
never be called TO afront In the wisdom OF w ASH
ipeton we nav find perpetual counsel-hke WASH
pgtOn in his eloquent words 10 the Minister OF me
Etsnch DIRECTORY would offer sympathy and good
sneed TO all IN every land who struggle for human
rights but sterply as Washington on thas OCCASION
ainsi every AL M
meTts-I would uphold with hrm and Steaay u M
the peaceful neutrality OF the country. COuId
now approach our mighty guest, woui1 say "
him with the respectful frankaess OF a frend,
BE content win the out-guslns Sympathy
which you now see mayeIously inspired every,
where throughout this WIDE spread iapo, ana
NAV II strengthen your SOUL trust In God for the
inspiration of your cause, and II the gieat usuio
preensrt With freedom ior All manklnd' ous ae
spect our ideas We respect yours-co ho' seer W
reverse cur traditional established policy OF peace
Do not implicate the American Governments ~
Euro,ean wars. Do not, under the TOO plauslois
sophisIy Of unfolding non-lnteryen.oh, PfoVose
American intervention on distant European SOL.
Leave Us to tread wsere WAsHISGroS points the
Wv Aud vet With these convictions, M; President
which l now most sincerely express, trust the
senator from Georgia will pardon me when say
that | cannot Join in his proposed amendment ana
for this specific reason-lt attaches 10 an az VI
courtesy and welcome condition wlicn ~ y
ever just as independents proposition " -
mos, ungenerous 1t is out Of place ana every
thins ont OF place is. TO certain extent, onens.e'
n sSopied. il would impair MOI destroy the valne
~ ths act. Generous hospitality VIII no' MAKE
TENS or conditions with guest srd sucn hosp''Ai'
lty. trusi Congress will tender to hossVrh.
Mr.. srocxrox, of n. J, wosld have deierrso 20
the superior wisdom Of others, and not naVe nls
in mis- debate were It not that certain doctres
pIes sed by some Of the opponents OF Inc iesoLaI"
rronneIled him to Go So This resolution Simply oaI
ned out the hospitality provided for oS iotmel
Congress That was the vi hole case. Any man v ho
wou7d MI vote II OIL that ground, woud NJ wore TO-.
!, all The argument begins and ENDS mere. ne
reea,6ed The honor OF the Senate more snah ms Ho'
of kossuih. Congress was Plecgtd - A.
lie desired however 70 say to me sene s b. ),
the county that certain sehuinef e. s,tS.tr
ENssuih ans others OF the other side OF tne Alaaue
,s sTt 70 the British monarchy and It's Wor1