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

mcnt OF Great Britain Itself despoc las NJ ss'i'. 80
pnDuIa LIBERTY republican institutions lhr htc"7 ~
ihr napcs absorb all the benefits oil the British tvei h'er
The popc 81 Great Britain, repoSe upon inc Illusions u w
Magma ChartI act and the trial By Jury, an" arc sa>
while thew are blessed with particle OF sGbsthh
Iihc,ty Sh. will embark in n conflict OF arms WI"
the great powers of Europe, 10 establish the lndcpcndeh
of Hungary other nation She would NOT aia 10
frnh the institutions, independents" OF the United
ayan.t anv assault however inrmljabe Tie most cno'-
tened and yet the corrupt, ambitiou. ara avarc"
government EARTH she viii! never strike IN laroF 81 'e
ty or free institutions any whrrc. Her whole history ieroio
any such reliance ;, ...,,,
Suppose for the sake Of Argument we could !nest inc
horbors OF Europe with fleets and drive The enenlic,
Hungary from her soil with victorious arIcS-"Iii
then Shall keep up standing army IN Hungary !"
defend her against all Europe! Shall We station large 'c
!, Cronc,u seas to protect Hungarian crnmercel Il mol
what wnnd become OF Huncarnn Independence. wh"a "'
fleets and armies Withdrawn The scheme would De
tho wild and visionary for the most ilnH"c spirit '1n'
could display his madness on The great theatre oil huha"
action. :,
lis thus manifest that the making or provoking war WIN
Errrc or any o. rs great powers tor The csaoshent %
Hungarian independence would proaucn no oensI' 10 nun
uarv hut ncaIculabIc mischief - why Then pursue
course Incompatible with our sa''s anu
prosperity? 80 ,,a..- RI
thousands Of our gallant people AMI the expenditure OF mn
lions of our treasure we could succeed in establishing me
indcrendrnce ut Hungary, wnald BE- our duty 70 90 50
II il wnuh be III. same obligations of duty would equirr
of us 10 undertake The achievement % the nGercnsic
every oppressed people earth! wccro ASH, 'Fc f'u
rome or Americas for the Hunaarans have no stronger claims
nur
other dependeni and oppressed nation 10 htlcTaHs !"
fight ont The independence OF every vassh people w'a &c
rather Hercncar The Observation-Disclosures the imN"sS''
bity a; ACCOMPLISHING much the abSHfhy OF III.
proposition There Is ptnpri"ty IN thr p"p'="' ''ia'
one people bound 10 stake r own liberty ana i"ep'
drnce and hazard their prosperity 10 achieve toc %
another Tine obligation is enforced in anv code 81 law,
divine moral nariona-ilunaary not am mas not ote
for wears an independent government Her enpc are hot
in arms engaged in struggle for nailnnh existence "
tiDna Independence Wha; then, il there IN me n'E'h :"
dem intervention
mants few OF he! cyil.d Chiefs who seek I" ly"i'" "
that they may be restored 10 place ana 10 power"
NAV do far Hungary what Hungary is making no "ii -
do l,r herself What the inder"nt"ncc-tie l"iacP'
for which Hungary fought in her late d -asrcis strnsRf
with Austria was it popular liberty an' ic2H''cdi "s
rutinos IL was the? Hungary might he kingdom Instead
an enlpre-har Francis Joseph should &c hin@ ana "
Empe!o that Hungary should have her separate c!' uut
an Austrian MONARCH Would the ACCOMPLISHMENT at thi+
change If names have justified the people u the on''
Stncs in ieopardng their Independence 'irr com
mrrce their liberty and tnrir future prosperity 'y any ,
Of iurrvcntion The OF every heart tnFn:'S VII"
the trlr fires of nlrniisn must be, no.
OF that feature Of our gnternrncn which n'es 'ie u'7
ire. ed and oppressed %! every CLINE Ia ok c"h'
and home here am proud When our government inV'
ted Ssuh aud his fellow prisoners to taSc refuge III ON
happy land and The protection OF our a"H a.ahr
the pursuit Of relentless ar! bloody rfana, wa C'r'itc'
when On their arrival the hearts the hands an! The purses
OF people open to them. "as pfoudo my country
and thanked Heaven rha; such people existed these pco
pie from their lofty chieI down 10 tn: hu'noet follower ~
his fortunes had lrucsi ana most arden. syiirit Az
nv heart babe them wslconr believing Il was I" conn
try home and protection from The bInhy pursuit o. The
relentless tyrnnts who sough, their d"stnc'n h"t WIN
country home and protection, the leaders o tcSc unnr
tunate people be satisfied. lncv nave cone !vf
other purposes Icy have conn., by their Unsurpassed
ability, their burning roqGence their nlorng n's ana
their dcyerous prr9csuns 10 involve The unca States III
of with the great powers u Europe to achieve
the Independence of Hungary With ths avowi oul NY
concealed in the speeches Kosuh my ympathcs some-
what cooled down. and while admrng his genius his bhd
ness and his eoquence. am compelled To regard him ~
rash avrnrer seeking TO involve peaceful quiet and
happy p.opIe in the wreck his lptuncand IN OF
his country in all the caames Of bloody and expensive
him power in Hungary and enable nm ana
his cDnpeers mould The government OF mat ia'e con-
try, suit their views He avows ms purpose IN com
ing here not Ia be 10 find hons. and throw himself under
the protection Of government and laws bot to src" "n
moralnervenon End then return 10 Europe I" snaterc
voIutpn and Can government or our people 10 wHh'
he urges them do without provoking war! Blinded w
iniatuaon and ignorant Of human nature must he n" who
thinks otherwise Tie nations Of Europe when they per-
cciyc that we are oay restrained direct Intervention
with their governments by wan OF power VIII no, oe dis
posed lie quietly By and await that strength winch VIII
enable US to do IT, Their safety viii prompt them L"
strike while they do so effectively; when me 'e< o.!
liberty shall have been rxn shGG in France, an! she stall
su5missvey sink into the arms OF ne N'ioc"nc a:hhs'S
ale ms now doing there Is not pp"crl ~ urc 81!
any consideration feelings and s!Fithic- "; not
enlisted against in such an enterprise Nn'' i't
provoke hostility :rdm"f"E, winch nov :" 4s'h 'i,
bers! Why waIt Ill! we re;y Tor t'' c"i!ir' an
can bid il defiance Why not bind Ia Us, ':h hooks Oh
steel all American interests ant American ceiling pt?a
o:y such cInilIc, Ev"a On h:= cJhnch aoie vi IL
Som m y ,ins that this lis he langaac oElmi,y, bu, it
is MOI il is the language o; policy kcckIesnes- IS MT %
are-r;tstncss is true wisdom True courage Will
counsel for injury bur will not pr"'"Nr nJaFy
and insult il may be resented. We are NJ; strong
enougrvr ready 10 encounter ali tnr"peIn arms
and il is unwisc provoke such an unequal COLLISION
That many in popular assembly, or al nulerouSiy al
tended banquet, s"n! have been wrought up 1" such
bitch of cyavagant enthusiasm by the subtle arguments
and burning eloquencc Of the great Hungarian "a 10 utter
calculated compromise The peace ana safety
of the country won!rrc Thn exci!abc
catch Inspiration and hu' thunderbolts OF wa'al onnd
them killing European dcsppt at every throw, was 10 he
exprcted but that wise. sober and calm Stacsncn having
en- 10 their discretion, this Union with n ol hcr'
~ prosperity and happiness which II secures and protects
should be willing 10 hazard all BY Intervening IN fnnsaf
cyolu i'm in Europe is most marvellous lie man.
tie OF Washn Jefferson and our AlaatSo anu
the whole host OF their gurlous compecrs has not hien
unuu such vet believe, that Washington spoNe IN the
true s9irit Of prophecy. and with the Inspiration OF IL
berry, when he warned lolk To our own safety and not
cntanai, ourselves with the aS ot foreign powers BE-
lievr he incrded should observe, with Scrnpn!oh5
fidelity, this adnontiIn in youth and thar we should
not disregard in manhood We regarded LIS maxim,
when France, Poland Greece and Ireland struggled 10 es-
tabiist their ,ndep.ni We regarda! it when many ot
our sister republics of America sought upon many bloody
field achieve their hbcrtlcs Why SHOULD wc now dis.
regard Il, in reference Hungary. having no peculiar
claims upon Intervention, when the Consequences ol
such intervention would be equally as c'Ih1on' eq'ii'y
as fatal
Shou,d not them The American Government American
ana the American people, pause an1 rilc Wen
,hey take step which he rretfsvaolt, ana IL
vovc only peac happiness and prosperity ou per-
hnps our very free Institutions, lay an Intervention IN the
affairs o Eu.olc War; any time ant andsr any crcnl-
stances is detrimental To free institutions, by 32gei- IN
the people martial spirit familiarity with on"i an carnage
and lrr standing bat war "i.H cJio!ntd 'l'fe
aid produce train o disasters TOO appalling I" DC eau
nealed have ~ objection kossuhand his followers
with all all ctun, crowned with al IN" hor-
and tr,a ted with all Tie lly, which their virtue" teir
ao;is, and their aruous struggle Tor tie inIcedece oi
het country enc them To; bu when, hy the DESIGNATIONS
Of his the suotry VI his Arguments and the per-
versions O history he SEEKS 10 bctray y9n !nn hostile
collision with the combined powers OF Europe warn tou
10 Weld not TO the charms OF The scdlacr The i! LOOKS
fair and beautiful the eye ou wl tall u ashes at The
touch
,t, tn the American pe,pc will ID every tang tor
kossuh and his companions in misfortune, which ie most
warm hearted patriotism aad generous h'sil'thV ca"
prompts but pfay heaven, that our government may h''
De Induced To embark hopeless ehtcrGi ~ achieving
the nd.prndcncc Of Hungary and fe!n='aig h'ssnth III
which would result III avth'nG btt '7
astcr and caliny county LEI those talk INIT VII!
let those give cJJsrnly let those 20 To !tun@a!
that desire as Of misguided and daiHri ciiLc;a
did 10 Cuba-hu let hr peacc Oi the country DC ds'
rbcJ b; any az ressivr insulting pfovocaton % the
government, ami the people q! the Unirc! states.
CAMILLCS.
For The Enquirer.
TO THE LEGISLATURE or VIRGINIA.
ecoect the establishment 0t the first Bank III Virginia,