The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-04-15

ame right in others. Now, is that pFinci- "
pie right or wrong! Is it your principle, il
,r is it not IF it be yours, and if it be b
light, how could you abandon it only be- y
cause it is supported by those to whom you :
are in some inferior questions opposed p .
Can there be no common ground to such as f
are in some respects opposed to each other ? J
Is not every man in the United States a 9
to whatever party he may belong? 7
See we not often Mr.. Clemens, of Alabama, q
voting with Mr. Seward, from New York, !
as, the last week, for instance, on the land
grant question. If the Governor of Russia {
should interfere with Your republican insti-
buttons (as be sure be win, if Europe be once
crushed if the despotic powers would try
to establish monarchy in Mexico, Gas sure
ly they will try even nearer than in Mexico
will you not oppose them, only because also
the Abolitionists will oppose them Will
you not support republicanism only because
the Abolitionists also are republicans Oh,
my God avert the doom from humanity
that even free nations-nay, the only truly
free nations on earth, commit national sui
eide out of blind party spirty spirit
And again, am told that if you main
tain now the principle of non-intervention,
and national protest against the principle
of interference, and your protest will be dis
regarded, then you will be entangled in diff
fculties even in war.
1 Bnt, no; quite on the cOntrary--your pro-
test will not entangle you in any difficulties
Involve you In no war-but if you do not
protest, then you will be certainly led into
difficulties and have war.
A protest maintaining the great principle
that every nation has right to regulate its
own institutions, and choose It's own form of
government, and that no foreign power can
dare to interfere with this right. Such a
} protest obliges you to do nothing, but leaves
you free to do all, or so much as you deem
convenient to do. 1t points out only d.
rection to your foreign policy but docs not
impose how far you should go in that policy
and you have thousand ways to add a
practical weight to your protest without re-
f sorting to war-so, for instance, you can re-
: cognize every government de .fdctO, estab-
e lishad by a declaration of independence
b which toward Hungary you neglected to do
and thus contributed much to our downfall
: You may by such recognition empower the
IS free governments of nations asserting theil
IS independence to carry on lawful commerce.
/ with you, and even to issue for enterprisin1
= men letters Of marque-you may establish
: the principle true neutrality, which (marl
tot well, gentlemen,) now you have not. TIL
D. Gar of Russia, the unlawful Emperor 0
G. Austria-the usurper of France-every dc
of spot in word-has the right to arm her yes
n sells, to enlist volunteers to propose arme
or expeditions against their own people, b.
Nv the unfortunate Polish nation-the outrage
in French nation, you do not permit to do til
u same. If | would fit out an armed exp
ciI UIUlon only OUT w my own fellow exile
at you would send me to prison for ten year
to Is that neutrality? No, it is a submissio
ID, to the despots-it is a charter granted {
ed them against republican aspirations of dow
he trOdden millions; it is almost an ALLAN,
OF with kings against nations. Once you we
neutral; at the time of war between Spa
lst and its former colonies. You opened yo1
all ports to both parties, offered your CONNER
nd to both parties-that was neutrality; b
he now you are not neutral. Then, again, "
NIL can add weight to your national protes
l by declaring that you desire your CONNER
ern with foreign nations to be protected, wheth
cir they be In state of revolution or not; tn
he you empower your citizens to follow the
Ort natural inclination to join nations strugglii
me for republican institutions, which they a
md now forbidden to do. You see, therefor
gentlemen, that you have several means
rm add practical weight to your national int
in est, and to insure the success of the q
IN ,,v,oa11vo. vaV-1ls,ksoy,
5 of ther creating that revolution which you c
ex- by no interference prevent, or without |
nth tangling yourself in any difficulties, least
ond all, in war. You will not only preye
war on your own part, but will contribute
gu the speedy revolution of the European strl
acts gle. and to the speedy establishment Of
hey lasting peace, connected with free comm
ting cial intercourse, so necessary to your pr
ally Iperity.
| in On the contrary, if you do not prot
odv now for the maintenance of the principle
And State Rights against interference, then O.
that two cases are presented-either we will S
7ery coed in our European ruggle-though
nde- have forsaken us--or we will succomb.
ask If the European nations succeed, Il
light they must remember that in the struggle
de- your independence, you have received s
'talr an aid from Europe, without which
scarcely could have succeeded to estab
the your independenca: still yon have aband
pc ed Europe in that hour of its struggle
aim those principles upon your own future II
p to they will remember that you have
the even thrust the weight of protest into
nd l scale, where tho laws Of nations we're wei
tates ed, and Europe viii isolate itself from
bern in the days of It's happiness because you b
State isolated yourself from Europe in the day
thatlits adversities. Whereas, on the eontr
niger if we in our struggle, succomb by wan
ance your operative sympathy, then you viii
/. all only become entangled In difficulties, bu
four no means will be able to avert war.
,ches The despots victorious over Europe wi
/; in forced BY the instincts of selfpreserva
reso- to check your powerful Development bee
ablic you would become dangerous to them-i
lures they will exclude your commerce from
snate rope; they must do it because you ar
from pubIicans, propagating By your very il
adVe- course republican principles; secondly
!, that cause you are the most dangerous com
leless tors Of Russia il commercial goods IN
i, and European markets-WheFeas Europe
, me offers an immense product to- your eolnm
pedi- Hungary, comparatively small Hun,
md to alone offers a market Of s13, 900 70
Gritty. cotton, where you now sell not sing
II astre.