New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-29

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s<sI We claim to Aeoe ooies In all alterations o. ''df
Thus have already spoken the United States at time
when they not yet powerful a. they are nav.
And they have thus spoken not only for themselves out
for al the notions on earth And 20 what purpose nave
they spoken those words, fun Of dignity and full oil Ell
iect For the maintenance Of the laws o. asos: =, a
u resolution, they have alone vndicstea .ne
Yishs for every nation earth while Europe
them and vndicated for every nation .ne T~%.
nd Sailors RisAs" and free ships, free goods
NOV Who can yet charge me that l advance new
policy, with that precedent before the eyesr YOU'D
you be willing to resign, now you are powerful IN
respect 10 other parts of the laws of nations which you
nave boldly taken In respect to our part OF them when
you were yet comparatively weak Or would you 90
fsssfor the aim, than you have done for the means u
The maritime part Of the national code is aim, but
snly the 20 aim No ship takes sails for the
purpose but to sail the ocean, but for the purpose to
orTfve somewhere.
The ocean l. but the highway, and not the intended
sam How could you then refuse TO do 90 much tor the
AIM - you did for the way TO that am Russian inter-
venton In Hungary has overthrown that aim and tne
maritime code would be of avail the other provi-
sops Of the international common law rest bloted out
from the code Of nations by Russian ambition Let the
snghtest eruption Of the political volcano in Europe
.,Le place and you viii see You might have seen ead
principle of free ships free goods" Is mere mock
cry without the other pats OF the laws OF nations being
maintained.
That is what claim from the young and dauntless
nstion OF America. claim that she shall not abandon
that position In the proud days OF her power which she
has 90 boldly taken In the days Of her feebepess Or
should you already decline Has your prodgious pros
psy weakened, instead Of strengthened yoar nations
nerves. So young, and Republic and already de.
Ginning when its antithess Russia rises SO boldly and
90 high oh, MOI God forbid That would be
sorowful sight raught with the grief Of centuries Tor
al humanity
AZ TO the other alternatiyethe system of balanced
poWer-I have already too much abused your kind n-
diligence to enter upon that subject large
q b one Of the few occasions canyet accept at the
close Of my wanderiugs in America SO much only
viii say, that there deeper meaning In those pro-
phetc words Of Canning than even he himself did com
prehend-tbat the New World Is called into existence
b redress the balance Of power In the Old While the
wonders of science changed even the geography OF the
wsrld you extended your territory to the Pacific Ocean
There you are seated Its coasts looking over with
oil the resessness Of your energy. Asia, few years
ego yet the uttemost part ofhe earth to YOU Is now
the vou BY That
A new world of interests Is cast into the COM
pass of your necessity You feel their importance
: InsIs dseG DrGu af
You 10 the very place where you find in hostile attitude
The growing antagonism Of England and Russia Rus
ga, with 1t. tendency to exclusive monopolies Ing
land, with objects and interests common to you willing
20 share with you the divided allegiance of the COM
mercal world, the abandonment of her corn laws,
The repeal Of her navigation laws her late Canadian BILL
and her exultaon at your late Japanese expedition,
show The matter is clear. The more clear, because
the Russia which you meet in Asia that gorgeous
Acd OF commerce. the same Russia you see already
seated the American shore OF the Pacific, claim
Ing already from 1891 the exclusive territorial right
the northwest coast of America, forbiddng for ign
eels touch at the Russian establishments And
the came Russia you find in Europe everywhere OPP
posed to your influence, and to your intercourse by
principle and by interest Who could doubt that 1t Is
your necessity to adjust the balance of power for
wider spherel Who could doubt that Russian inhu-
ence In Asia, In Europe In America Is contrary TO your
iDtercs and that the increase Of power which Russia
got Europe by the Interference In Hungary-mak
Ing her omnipoteDt on the European Continent, aud
planning her rUud to equal on,ipotence the Con-
nent OF Asia, Is highly Is dangerously antagonistca to
your interestsf
Remember--oh. remember, gentlemenl that it lie
your destiny 10 redress the balance of power In the
old world. Now you in the happy position to fulfill
that great destiny without any sacrifice. Such manly
resolution have quoted from the bold declaration
n respect to the maritime code, would suffice 1t would
prevent Intervention. The rest, let be-a go
rious opportunity which Divine Providence offers
second time when the first was neglected. But where
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gentlemen. On the platform of the Presidential cleo
on In other places the servants Of the people have TO
speak. There the people speaks--the sovereign and
IL voice win be obeyed and the proud potentates know
that Il will be obeyed
Oh let that voice be heard by Europes oppressed
nati0ns Remove the all overwhelming question OF
foreign policy from the selfish struggles of mere party
interests Make 1t American Republican, And that
voice will be angels voice to oppressed humanity
announcing the dawn of happier days.
Gentlemen, leave you to the reflection upon that
subject and thanking you for your generous reception,
bid you an afectonate farewell
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kOssuth In Buffalo.