The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-02-28

has hecn looked for with 80 iiuth i"''~''
/, from the National lntsllig
m. interview between VI. hossnih "n"
Nr CLAY hn. excited geaera Interest "
h.. country. and the repor,s OF 1t hlthrr'"
ciy,n ,o the public have been somewhat
,,',.c,,,,. sud at the best, imperfect.
The company prr-eut ON TIE oeear''"
consisted Of Senators Cas- Jones, 81 en-
.ne..ee. VIZ. rendall. of TAI, city, ana we .
Hon. Presley Ewing, Of Kentucky. he
last named gentleman has been induced ~
the instance oi several persons, aud WIN
,h. copsen, of Mr. CLAY. to give more
.,t.rj,d aud careful fcpor, ot the inter
,es. aud especially of Mr. tlay's remarks
,,I,.h a, pnhllsh below. aud which may
ho regarded as authentic, having, besides
the authority OF Nr Ewing, the sane ton
If senator Jones, by whom the report has
been examined and approved
VI ko.suth was introduced by VIZ. '"ss'
nj ahcu, thre, o'clock.
On being presented To Mr. Clay VINO
as. Ia receive hun. " Sin. said lie, thanh
Won for the houor OF this interview.
81 brp YOU to believe SAID Mr. lay
,nterluptinc hlm that It Is who am hon
ored VIII YOU please be seated
amer the mutual Interchange OF cNul
,i.s 81 ave Won. sir. said Nh Clay, AN
npolopy for not having acceded before To
the desire YOU were kind enough To intimate
more than once, to see me. but te3lif NY
health has been so feeble, that d'd not dare
to hazard the excitement of So interesting
an interview. Besides, sir he adted WIN
some pleasantly Nour wonderful ana I''
cinating cloqueucc has mesmcr1ed 50 i'rs'
a portion OF our people. wherever You nave
p ,,one and cyau some of our members "I
CONGRESS" waving his hand towards the
,v,, mr. three gentlemen who were present
cha, t,ared H. come under it- Influence
lest Won might shake my faith IN some pm
cirlrs IN regard to the iorelen poltN OF
lhis Government wi ch have long and
constantly cherished And N regard l'
This matter. Won wall allow me. hope, To
sneak with that sincerity and caudpr "hich
beromcs the interest the subject has Tor You
and for myself aud which 4. due 10 NJ s'th
a, the votaiies OF freedom. trust you
will hclieyc me, too. when tell ron that l
entertain ever the lrclie,t svmraihies IN
,y,ry struosl. for liberty, IN Hungary, and
IN every country Nnd "a TINS b'i''''
express thp universal sentiment"i my e""n'
trvuicn. hut, sir. lor the ,ake OF my coun-
try. YOU must allow me TO protest against
the policy ,ou propose to her NaN'H-
ihe crave aud momentuus question at ih'
right Of one nation to assume the executive
power among nations. iot the enforcement
of international law, or ~ the lletl "i tue
nlted States To dictate IL Russia the cha.
acier Of her relations with the nations
around her, let us cone AT once to tie rf"r'
tcai consideration "i HE matter i"n T."
rs Nnur.clf, with goat ruth ana propIl''N'
that merr sympathy, oi the expression col
sympathy, can not advance Your purposes
ou rcqnre material ar] Nnd nfecd
Is manifest that the mere "ecl'fa'ohS oi
the sympathy of congress or 'l l'i' 'r's'
dent, "r oi the public, ""uid 'a o' u".'
avail, unlcs' W. were prepared Ia enforce
thosc declarations bN resott t. arms anu
unless othos nations c"nid see th'i iIepa'a'
ton aud determination upon our i'iL
" W I'll. sp, suppose that Wal 'h'"i" h'
thu issue OF the course YOU P''T"e' /" w.
could We thea eject awning 'nr N''' our
selves, or the cause ol liberty l" Trans
port men and arms across Tue ocean 'n SUI
hclent numbers hnd duahiii'r- ne u''.N'
against NnsNa aud Nn-t'A W'0'" '' "h
possible. itisa iacl "hlch i"'h'P "'N wv
be generally hh"Wh' 'hh' l"' mos ""p''"'
tive reason WIN 'rcni ''l''''" yer 'n' ''"''
at her last war WIN rs was 'n' ,'"''oH''e'S
at the transportation ana Maintenance "'
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