The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-25

,Gci your principie 4 political indiiicr- Il
tuce icr Europe. You know how your
Ca,s end your Wcb.'ers spoke, rs II
realty ,h~y we're spsal.ng for nay very
ca.c. You know low your citizens ac.
tel. IA behaNof ,hs, struggle for liberty
in TIA. par, &C Europe which is more
.5.tsui than Hungary and again, whet
i'vlapl fell. you know Sl.ai sp.'!i pes. r.
'a''ed the United States
y, have shown you how Washing
tori. docsrin. of perfect neutrality IN
your foreign relations has by.ani'hy
rhsng,d into the declaration TO oppose,
Nth nil your forces, absolu,i.'ical Eu-
rnpr, ~ interfering with the independ- !
.nce or republican institutions OF Cen
,5sl and Southern America. ] have !
N.o~n you why this manly resolution !
~as no, extended then TO Europe. !
lave shown you the further differences !
b.twe,n your prcseht convenience ana !
hat Of tie time Of President Monr"e--
~, less important than those between
Montot's aud Wa,Ains'on's time Ru,
pag mighty difference ! must still com
'wemoralc. That is, tlnt your ropua-
,ien ha., since Monroe. lime. nearly
,..ablei l Leiieve--at least increased
w millions. Aud VIA, sort u men ale
the milliopsl Are they only naive
born A,acricans No European
cmigfan;s they are men who. though
.illzrns 81 ,l.c Lui,ed States, are by the
nost sacred ties Of relationship attached
~ Europe, fate Tia, is Il con,,dera-
tion worthy of the reflection Of yonr
cain,est xud wi.cst men, who, alter
calm reflection, must agree with me,
tia; in your present co;;diipn you are
n, least az much interested in the tate
ot r. rope. as ,onr fathers tNeniy'clgh'
wear. ago declared themselves interest
eli in the fu.e Of Genital and Southern
America.
And really so it is. The unexamplcd
IN, nensr, prUligious sympathy for the
rlr,sc Of my country which met with
IN the United States proves that it is 50.
Your general interference with Turkish
captivity Of the Governor Of Hungary,
prove. tia, it is 80. And this develop.
uent, rather than chungc in your Tor.
.ign policy, is not even more an ins;inc-
tive eLu!i,,ion Of public opinion, when
i, called by.and.oy 10 impart direction
. 20 Your National Governmental policy
the direction is already Impaired, and
The opinion Of the people is already an
asowcd principle Of the policy Of the
Government.
have good, have a most decisive
authority, to rely upon in saying so. IL
is the message of the President of the
United STATES, His Excellency, Millard
i'iilnor", communicated TO the Con,
eie,s a few days ago. There | read
tho paragraph The deep interest
wl;ch We feel in the spread of liberal
principles, and the establishment Of free
governments, and the sympathy will
which we witness every struggle against
oppression, forbid that we shoula be H.
different 10 u case IN nhich tie strong
ann Of q foreign po'eer is tnroked Il
Aiae pDbiic sentiment and repress TIL
sptut Of freedom IN any cou"try.--
Now, gentlemen, here is the ground
Which take fer my earnest cndeavor'
to benefit the cause Of Hungary. l hay,
Only respectfully TO ask, is principle
which the public opinion Of the peopl'
II the United States so resolutely pro
fesses and the government Of the United
States, with the full sentiment Of IL
responsibility. declares Of your Congress
10 be ruling principle of your nation"
g3vcrnment--is that principle meant tt
be serious? Indeed, confess that i
would be the most impairment outrage
towards your great people, and you
National Government, to entertain IN,
offending opinion that wha, the people
OF the United States and It's NaIiona
Government, in such solemn diplo
matte manner, profess TO be ruling
principle of your policy, should not b
u.eant TO be but joke about the laos
.acred interests OF humanity. God for
bid that l should feel the imper,inen
arrogance TO think so therefore l tax
the p,iuciple Of your policy as l find
established. without any interference
aud como in the name OF oppresse'
humanity 10 claim the natural, logical
HHafo.dnIc, ptaSNSoA ohot4oS"SS"
your own freely chosen Government
policy, which you have avowed to tn
whole world, the right TO CLAIM ,h
realization OF these expressions wlic
your sovereign people Of the lni,e'
States have chosen, out OF your Owl
accord, to raise in the bosom Of ~.
csuntrymen and Of oppressed humanity
You will excuse me. gentlemen, 10
having dwelt SO Icing about that prin
cip!e OF non.interfercnce with Europeal
measures, but have found this rocl
thrown in my way when l spoke O
What l humbly request Of the Cnite'
States. have been charged 10 have
the arrogance 10 change your exissln:
policy and rs, in one speech, l, 0
COURSE, cannot exhaust The whole mighty
complex Of my mission. choose for The
present opportunity 10 develops my
views about THAI fundamental prncipi,
OF not caring about European concerns
anJ having shown, not theoretically
Lu. practically, that it is mistake io
,hink that you had. Il, whatever time
such apoIoey. and having shown that
.hcn{y, xnn IVA, have entertained suri