Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-23

To The Editors Of The Enquirer.
Although relieved from any active participation In the poll
tics OF The day. feel deep interest in whatever Affects the
pcrmancncy OF the American Unon the stability OF her Tree
institutions md the continuing prosperity and happiness oil
her people, With anxious sollctnde watch over
every transporting even fearful that it may result in some
evil Ia Inr dcrmcnt 10 liberty and u our
free institutions. Scarce has demon OF dsc"ri ceased
10 shake our lp1y Union, almost 10 It's desrct!0n-s
has the cry Of dsunon from the anaiiciSn oil me North
md the naism the South ceasc 10 beat upon our ears
like the sounds fire bel! in the ght-scarce had We
Begun TO contemplate The sacred temple OF our Union safe
from the destroyer hands when another equally dangerous,
equally threatening and would be, IN liz results, equally ca
ainons TO he enkindling-n excitement
difficult suoaus, than that which Is Just shos'ns
because addressed 10 The love o liberty, inc pie anu 'e
martial spirit of our people.
An exile from Europe who mad been unsuccess! IN MS
struggle break The power OF Austrian despotlsn over MS
own country and to establish her nationality, has, with n
marked generosity been invited 10 our suea ana rendered
the .pIaliry Hc is amongst us and his
very first e,r is excite sym2athes OF our people TO
an BILE degree and stimulate them 10 esfouse the
Of Hungary, longer having national existence,
and into the vortex OF most prolonged dangerous
and caanItous war; her from the power OF Austria
and establish her independence. This man, undoubtedly
able eloquent and Ingenious and as all must see very art
f say in many wards 10 go 10 war; but most
atuly aud ngenously nvokss US 10 take position which
we'll knows will provoke declaration OF war from nearly
every power Europe against II is not material with
him. Whether we commence war against EUROPE or Eu-
aga!-t Inc war Is poducedi tha Is what ne
seeks arr. mhat h. s in fair way TO accomplish.
Ii ths G N,Ssra, exile ron his pro-
since ;, IA, acc.:p. IA: wishes plunge the
ta. Win almost AL Europe, ID enilc
pate Hungary from her vassalage TO Ausla inc fs and
mos; prominent enquiry is, could we dol The Austrian
empire and powers that would likely coalesce with her
nre some five thousand miles from with an ocean be-
tween and each power popuous than the United States
what prospect would there be then OF wagng successful
therel Would these powers come hero! II they did,
could rcpe Them would that establish Hungarian In
dependence? The widest enthusiast would say no! Where
is the be waged with the slightest prospect of
SUGGEST On the Ocean few naval con!oats and the
shaking few vessels OF would not accomplish the
independence of Hungary Why then should the United
States draw upon herself The hostility Of oil Europe 10
coapsa that which is nnnfe; every rejecting mind
she accomplish have much confidence in the
PATRIOTISM vaor inepdiIy and martial prowess OF the
American people, any living, but they cannot accom-
plish impossiGitieS
To rely upon the people OF Europe, in such conflict,
would be asory The Of The people of Europe
ripe for liberty they would long since have achieved it
They hug their chains and delight in their clanSng
France after series of revolutions all bloody and the
pertinent OF Republics is fast sinking into the arms Of
dcsposn Hungary she has the spirit has not the phys
cal break her chains What then could Hungary
do achieving her independence with all the aid the United