New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14

Wen, am answered. There Is no doubt about il,
Eurgs'y IL match for Austria. You have osa,e
An'uIa ~ IS trse. bu. Russia-there is The rub -
I'eci'tlf because there Is the ru1, come TO the
unIHo D a'es, relying upon the fundamental prnci-
pies OF your great Republic to claim the protection
ard maintenance Of the Law OF nations against the
armed ihioiieienee Of Russia. That is precisey
wnet claim That accorded. no Intervention OF
Russia can take place because the word Of Ane
i1ca VIII be respected not out OF consideration for
your dignity, tEuropes despots have never con-
scersuon Tor the people, hu. only for their 10
terst 9ui because the Gar and the cabinet Of Rus
sia, sacTDegous as they are are fools, and Will
not ilsk men existence Therefore, your word will
tt respected
Upon that principle pronounced by the great Re
pubhe OF America, Russia would have to meet, not
yCui continental aTmies-of course America cannot
gci Luicpe Win hundred thousand men-but every
II ton, nom Sweden down to Italy, Turkey, Crcas.
STA, Hungary, Poland-sll these Laiions will avail
themselves oil the opportunity when they see their
cause Is approved. They stand upon tre basis of
meIbauoLal law, pronounced and proclaimed for
me fulJe OF all humanity by your great Republic,
and packed by the Tesolutc attitude OF your people
But am entirely sure that such resolutions as [
net here IN Columbus from the Legislature of Ohio,
i sooh patteo IN Congress, would entirely relieve
Hungary nom any Russian Intervention. Applause ]
but am told, Suppose the word o. America shall
not pe respected, then America has to 60 TO war"
have very often answered that question, butIow
VIII give another answer to IT, Well, II the people
Of America fear war, let them pronounce IN such a
way for the maintenance OF the great principle Of
international law, and let them add such sanction
10 It as will In itself secure to America that il will
have nowsr Applause
You have an act of Congress, passed In 1918, BY
which the people OF the United States are forbidden
by law to take any hostile steps against power
with which the United States are in amity. Well
suppose that Congress pronounces such a resolu-
tion-thst in respect to any power which violates
NE IsHs o. basI7rs ne fecaii the neutrality law,
and give inl liberty 10 the people 10 foleS
VIII tApplause.l Now, py declaring thus, Con-
sress prevented war; because it has pointed out
10 the people in what way that pronunciation of the
law Of san0Is IS to be supported, and the enter
IIlsl prit OF the peope OF the United States istoo
vsl EIewn-its sympathy for the cause Of Hungary
Is TOO hRhlg pronounced, not 10 mpart cOnyic-
Ven 10 HE Gar OF Russia, nat the Uni'et states
saLt net 10 so to war, but still the law OF nations
All be enforced peaoeebiy II possible Cunning to
Coz. Wood,j forcioiy If necessary. tApp'sussl
But again and again, meeting the ooub! that you
pTO5 ST, tYen vita such sanct!on VIII not De re-
speciec. again answer III respect 10 the doubt of
succs set enirs at you 30 Try. It costs nOhing.
You sle not bound 10 60 further than your will -
Try Perhaps Il will be respected; and If II be, hui
mainly Is rescued, and freedom on earth reisns,
vheleI low despotism rules 1t is worth the lrial.
Ny humble prayer, in that respect, is often an.
swered by the fractional policy oil the Father OF
your country-the great Washington. have al
ready had the opportunity to explain what have
found in the documents Of Amerca-thai that was
never awinciple of Washington If 1t vas anything,
twas Recommendation Of policy for twenty years
Here that consideration particularly repeat Why
pro ouIced that poilcy-lauehter and great ap-
Ilau,el- ard am sure Washington was too wise
nan to frame laws for tbotc who did not exist.
[Great laughter This country is nov In quite
different condition. A world Of power rises up.
States, which did not exist among the old thirteen,
who achieved your Republican existence, are now
added
But, Sir, certain newspapers charge ne with i'm.
pefinef CO. in having come to this country stIan-
ger with the arrogant intention 10 teach here the
tue sense of the Farewell ADDRESS of Washington.
Now, indeed, If ever man came unprssenainsy 20
America, Imsy say came so. But believe the
people of America have not written us history TOT
being shu; up in trunk, but for giving and lmpaIt-
ing instruction by it 10 humanity. thaye not writ-
ten the eocuInents--I have read them and perhaps
1t is no arrogance to take that construction out OF
louI history which found there ready expressed.
And so, taking that ground, to-day say, that very
soon, land believe this, not upon my own author-
lily, but upon the authority Of one OF your very dis
tiig uifhed fellow. citizens, an American In nign
postiOnD you will have to read historical WORK
fYC n classical American author, where you VIII
the truth stated, that that principle oil not On
ranging America IN European alliances, even so as
have interpreted out Of American documents, was
not the Will of WashingIon--it was forced upon him
by peculiar circumstancesEby peculiar c2nsIG ,,
WssbIce ton resisted all suggestions Tor avery long
tune and only wben he saw that the French nation
had executed who sent help TO America In your war
of Independence, and bsnished that La Fayette who
fought ior your independeDce-onty then did Wash
ineton, by that impulse congeniai to such man
e.,
TO ard The beDeactors of his county, he would not
NIX il entaugling alliances. That Is historical
fet. You sill see It proved very soon by an Amer
iCsn biktorsD.
New in respec. to the declaration Of those prnci-
plea which are registered in the resolutions OF the
State OF Ohio. ard which were so manly and reso-
incl, denounced by bis Excellency the Governor
a. ihis State TO neht say that the associations OF
hisnds Of Hungary can do very much, Congress ID
out TO discuss the matter. OF course me Senators
ana Representatives Of the people OF the United
a. L,oh oil in no In fOlInW
ii e direction OF the public opinion OF the people
whom they recognize, and take 1t for their glory 10
rsccgrjze to te their sovereign Now, II asSocia
itns of friends OF Hungary should now spread rapid
il th,oueb the land, while discussion is going on in
Ccppress that TO be sure would be very, very i'm
yullsnt manifestation OF the VIII oil tne people
Should n at proposition there fail, IL would only fsi
because the VIII Of the people is not yer suihSeny
Luovp In that respect. Cheers csnpot be regis
tered Hospitality 10 no political pnacple but asso-
cistjons Of friends of Hupgary-there is principle In
n en- ard If these associations would now spread
,hroue hout The United States, bslieve very soon
IN some few days-in q fortnight perhaps-the Con-
eiess Of the United STATES viii have enacted law
y hicb will hbeIste the world Ifom desponsin, en-
sure The triumph OF republican primo pies on earth,
ard cor cr,e n piory to the United states uDpar1-
eltd ID all history. lAppiause III. r
But here is We. another consideration whlcn i
humbly beg leave TO recall 10 your e1oy ossaaTs
II DISPOSE of its o~n domestc aiars and tnas
fcIeien intervention Is violation OF IAe 10" Oh ma
- thsr prir cipie which discussed in my first
uIicipsi ascress which had the honor TO deliyer
IN New-York, there was yet another principle highly
important for the success OF the nexI rnusgle ior
freedom in Europe, which principle, am sorry TO
sv out If the circumstances that all The attention
MS corcsptra,ed around the first great principle,
as not 50 much taken into console iasion and was "a
most quite forgotten IN Pubic opinlon vs ss inc 10
,h"t cpmmereiai intercourse Now in what condi-
ION Is thar cor mercia right II Venice taking =
start from its classical rememorances. nses to-day
~ shake off the yoke of Austria and Austria sends
rs armies against it, by this very fact the commerce
Of the rIi,td States and Of whatever other nation
| !, excluded from Venice. Well, say, that Is nos
,iott there is 10 principle of nature or OF natures
Ca 4, If LORD Palmerston Will have war against
Greece. why let them quarrel at their wn expense
sad not Of the expense of those who carry on com
a"S With that nation. Therefore. say that,
n,'.h The United States have not the right to open
hy torce market wherever in the world, yet where
market is offered to them, and they are Wiling 20