The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-11-02
THE UNION: WASHINGTON SUNDAY MORNING. NOV O. 1851.

Hungary a government with adequate checks and bal
ances similar, far practicable. TO our own, and
where lie liberty and properly should all be placed I'M
der the nyioabe protection and guarantee OF the law
and eonsttution' We saw no support on his part Of
those agraran doctrines which lead only 10 disorder and
anarchy which incompatible with The existence OF free
oyernInent and upon which despots seize as a
preiext for the establishment OF absolute power
Differing does our government in form from your
own, we united with you, by common and
ang uage in the maintenance OF the common law of Eng
land OF the trial by jury OF the liberty OF the press. and
Of those great principles OF constitutional freedom for
which your Russell perished your Hampton and your
Sydney BLEED We are united with you, ALSO in the sup
port OF those views Of political economy taught by Adam
Saith. Ricardo Peel. and Golden. which are so hostile
to agrarian NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nohly maintained by
your present enlightened ministry, Parliament, and peo-
Pile We united with you also in opposing all spo-
lialon coercive division OF property, which marked
the downfall of Roman liberty. and the recent reap.
pearance of which fatal dogmas in another form is made
the pretext for the restoration OF despoc power Our
ancestors took with them from England to America no
such disorganizng docnes they be pIopa-
gated on our coil by the crafs and assaults OF desots
demagogues. II is the toiling millions who constitute
the OF people They know that wages can only
be increased Gas is desired by alb by augmenng capt
tall the fund of which wages pad-by uniting
labor and capital far practicable in industrial pur
suits, not by any legislative organizations but by youn-
true interests. They know that the destruction or
dlmnulion of capital must destroy diminish wages
Capital being only accumulated labor, 10 make war upon
capital they know is TO assail labor. which will be best
rewarded when, unfeered by legislative interference
restrictions il is left to seek freely for all its PRODUCTS the
markets OF the world. These views were promulgated
by years since in official reports to Congress,
as the Finance Minister of the American cabinet-were
sanctioned by the action OF Congress- earmed by aug
mened majores in recent elections, and may be re-
garded the settled policy of the country. Views OF
similar tendency were propounded by an ilusrous de-
parted British Prime Minister, whose measures, simulta
neous with our own enlarged the commerce and cement
ed the friendly relations OF England and America, and
who will ever be remembered beneacOr oil both
countries and of mankind.
| deem it due TO myself and my country, and to YOU
llustous guest, 10 state my respectful dissent from ht
efforts now made imputc to him those agraIlan dog
mas, which encountered by contrary provisions for
securing property well contracts from all VIC
ation, inserted as automatic truth by the founders o.
our republic. in our fundamental laws He has toilet
too long and too much in the Of freedom, and hi
course as Governor OF Hungary was too wise and en-
ghtened, to leave any doubt with that he desired
establish for Hungary government founded upon those
just and equitable principles by which life liberty, ant
property secured.
i hope TO be with you when this banquet is gwen
but Gts date being uncertan) if any unforeseen even
should deprive of that pleasure, permit me now L
tender to the mayor and municipal authorities of you
enlightened and patriotic city my most sincere thanks TO
their latering invitations and TO propose the following
sentiment.
4 Most respectfully. your obedient servant.
II J. WALKER.
If CHARLES Z. DEACON, esq, &c.
The generous rece pon of Louis kossnth upon British
soil A rebuke to desposm which will be re.echoed will
joyful acclaim from the American Union.