The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-12

srS,rs with ths internal concerns Of another Here
t.hs nv ground take ny ground upon principle Of
policy calculated for the rst twenty OF your in
fancy Russia has ntersred with the internal concerns
Hungary and by doing has violated the policies Of
the United States established lasting principle by
wkshirgton himself 1t is lasting principle. would
The United states Of every patty OF every time; bat
70 save time come from the FIRST presiden; OF the
United States to the last and recall to
wory this word Of the present annual message OF his
Fxcellency President Fillmore -" Let every people
choose for itself and MAKE ana alter us political lns
Here sgsin take my ground upon this principle ests-
blifhsd by wsshington-makng the basis of your own
existence and professec and oweaged by very
present government-ony to show that an OF
the policy and political opinion of your present govern
y STATE M %ess sss%sn shO e s.
speech the Greek question speaks -" The of
M tcns maintains that in extreme cases resistance is
awful ard that one nation has no right to Interfere
IN the Affairs Of another Well, that precisely Is the
ground upon which we Hunsariaas stand But may
perhaps the objection-I sorry have met
1t kresdy-" Well We own that Il has been violsted oy
Russia in the case Of Hungary but, after all what is
hungary 70 as Let every people take cars Of itself
what II that to us ?" So speak it is the old doc
trre Of private egotism Every for himself God
bpmtls views but again by the word. Of Mr. webster,
who, his alluded speech the Gil eek question
TO esrsse Of its to be law of nstoss-
thus - going on, But II may be Aaked wha. is all
that to az Tie question is essiy answered We are
a the nations and a nation have precisely
the same interest in international law q pr-
yste individual has ia tie laws Of bis eountry
You gentlemen, had again good authority TO
quote TIE prineipe which your honorable Secretary
OF War Processes IL principle of eternal truth No man
/ am in the happy condition to address my humble
prayers that espec not 20 party but to the whole
pecple Of the United states winch will go on to do so
long a. have 10 contemplate one party op-
poeite Indifferent 10 countrys because else
Of course would address those who friends
and not those who either Indifferent antsgonstic
But may be from certain quarters avowed. ell
the justice of that principle of nations
ytQhf he of films
that foreign power has right TO interfere in the az
fairs Of another and are determined to respect this
common law Of mankind but if others do not respect
that il il not our business 10 med de with them Let
By analysis =" Every nation has the
div,e ual has in the of his country" That
Is acknowledged principle Of the United States.
Consequently every naeon is In respect to interns-
uorsl Jaw, precisely in the same condition as pri-
vste Individual Is in respect to the Laws Of his country
Well, What is the condition Of private individual in
rssptct the laws Of his country Is it only he
has himself not to violate the law lie it tina. far
is IN Ills power he should also prevent Others to VIC
ste the law? suppose you zee that wicked man Ia
abb 1T to robto murder neighbor to burn his
house. will you wrap yourself in your virtuous law
fulless, ard say, Il don't rob-dont maIder-don't
burn, hut what others do is not my business not
my brothers keeper. sympathLe with him; but
or @ WHAT honest ma. n' Of Il n. aord
would answer sof None OF you None OF the people OF
maxim Of the Pharisees Of cid, who thanked God that
they others Our Saviour W not .on-
teri 20 90 hse trsaSirg in the ball Of the temple
what the duty Of individual is in respect TO the laws
Of ks country the duty has nation in respect
oriy he power to fuhl it. 81 c1urse it cannot be ex
pectsd that the republic OF SC Mano the Prince Of
n.rsooo should stop The c1ss Of kasi. in b., an
Of Stns refused 20 recognise the OF Louis
It-AIpe-but 70 whom much s given, will mach BE
expected from him" says the Lord And every Goa
dtton has not only its rights but also lis own
desires; and any one who is in the condition 20
be . power on earth has the duty 20 consider
himself as q part Of the executive power Of man.
kipo, called % maintain the Law Of nations Woe.
tbolrsr dfoid to humanity should there be nobody
co ssrih 70 maintain the laws Of humanity VICE 10
humanity should even those who mighty they
free net feel interested 10 the maintenance Of the
hvs a msnkind-because they are l&vs-but only ia
ar ssanty money interests would desire it,
Wee 10 humanity, every depot Of the world may
srises make respected these People OF the Unied
ktatss humanity expects that yoar glorious republic
yte-N ,rpec,s 70 see Won the vusraian, 81 tss sws
cf t-usrity. Well will come to the last possible
yt-r Just and have our sympathy but after
al cannot to for your country cannot fur
nh yea srnss and fleets we cannot fight Jour battle
fer you There Il the rub Who exactly tell what
vtrld have been the issue Of your struggle
dependence though your country In far happier
geogxpiica position than We poor Rungarians should
France gives such to yeur foref.hsrs ia
7T7s ard ISL instead Of sending 70 your aid feet Of
itrfy eight Of and auxiliary troops and 2loo
u,i.ts ana loan Of nineteen millions. And Via, il Ear
han all this does rot show that France resolved
with al ts power 70 espouse the cause of your
ssnte But perhaps will be told hat did this rot
oct Ct love Of freedom but eat Of hatred against England
Well let II be but let also ash shall TIE Of
mankind than love Of freedom principles Of us,e ana
the avs Of humanity Perhsp. l viii BE- told that
IN the days Of stesm navigation more distant from
f-rope 20 day than France from Ane-ies seventy
tkrse yssrs sgo' However most sosmnly declare that
II IL ret ny intenton to rely literally upon this
pie u s pot my vbh 70 angle the United States
va CT to engage your great people to send out armies
esce Net at all, r-ntiener; / most s.lsnny desl.re
that hsys entertained such expecta:ion. such
hrpwi and hsre come 10 the practical point
81 sssan eoutfm. u upon this rests the dsrng
sssss sts T S, ,Tsns % T'm as.n
en- ttson hss fallen victim my native Land 1t
its VIII which Mentssmbert threaten. the French
yhcb gtrernsd French intervention Rcrns and gave
TIE isneriiy 70 German tyrAns 20 crush al the
pe q tie European continent are saxsed against tns
frteceu q the void That " matter q fast. Tns
rtctrd matter Of fact that the European coniinsn:
on re eve q nev revol ston II u mot Necessary
be initiated N the secret preparation, Of tie European
ssroersy % be svsr. q that sPpro.shins contingency
u pointed oIt BY the French conrtitution ie pre-
.critrs Presidential election Tor the spring
Nov srrrose that the ambition Of Louis sapoleon
oeuseed BY Russian secret aid svsts this time (vhich
tosrcsly beseve) and suppose that there will be
psIlefzl solution such would make sontented II.
g q The Republic In France; Of the frt act
4 the Fr~nch President NUT b. at sa.t % recall
be French troops frcn Rome Nobody doab. that
r.-oiaiion ui follow not preoede t6is recall in Italy
D. here u peaceful. s1luou In France bu.
uitn, th-n ersfy knows that whenever TIE heart
France so 1p the p1aon Il felt throughout Europe
nd gpreseed nations rise and Russia agsr
nserf.res tcs humbly AK, with The view Of these
INT anftsnces tefore eyes II Be convenient &C
1eh great power this gOrouc Republic g. await the
ery cut treak and Their only 10 ecuss and decide
stc ion ycu VII b Willing 20 take in your foreign l-rf
.fere may cone under the lsst President q. late
bour sgsnt. q how matter, stand in Hungary R1-
sn ntrf.fsnes snd treason achieved What the scr,-
% hslse9,gh dynasty fsiisd 70 shsye Iou kno-h.
"a Nofls While Rome debated pyEan.um fell eof
tfpeciGhy tntreat the people o. The United State IN
Inc 70 ehtrssf re WI a. 20 whs. t wishes &c
- purfu.c ~ s national government in tie case of
be arfroaching events have mentioned And mos.
fdenfy hope t5st there l. only course p-.si5e
Cneetsnfly with the above Recorded rrnesie. n vou
the right q every nation alter IL in
tifuticnf and government g. be lov q nstion.-f
sck1ovledge the interference q forsign power, N
tst soveieign right 70 Be voiStscn ~ the as on
aiicns you really do-f you ere forbidden q ~.
ain lLdF.rent g this violation Ct iaternstio1al law
Irasidan NJ oIealY ITnensea thu. lLsr .