New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10


upon concessions elsewhere. lie preferred
abandon the cause Of Hungary after an enor y ne'
behalf, TO abandoning her now with that eton w. :,
tined. He alluded 10 Mr.. Clements oojectieas "
kossuths repubIcanism and asked what nsn nv
to do With tho issue involved hsrel TINS ~
trial OF Russia. How could her conduct DO sueosss
BY any imagined misconduct OF Kossush here, 49,
Russian Intervention In Hungary was sndeo, o."
previous misconduct. OF which Hungary ana v"
Russia ought to complaint s
The character OF Kossulh had been ceciasd
Congress with unexampied unsnlmty ne -
been received with an ovation. equalieo ohiy " -
In the case oils Fsyeite Freedom Of o. cnoei,n,
and sometimes mistakes her ffiends, but yfsnnJ
rsver deceived. Let ueacherous tonsvsin
taught that Kossuth 10 nos to be feared Aeusinn
that koseuth II not To De hnted-untii then Sens
stand upon the Judgment We have already rendsf']
Hungary formed no integral part Of Russia soss
could object to the protest sgalnst her cofdus
though they thought that Hungary was part o. w
Austrian Empire. There remained the o5je&ioi
that flowed so steadily from conservative psns
the United states and more freely from the ps.
lazy presses OF Paris and Vienna, that tsn pfosss'
would be departure from the policy Of WessiAs
ton. IL vas strange that Louis Napoleon sno ffes
els Joseph should be 90 deeply iatefssssd 70 on ~
servaLce Of toe policy OF Washington; ne 40.
oy neaftay, o. an Association, ourfag the ies' 'f'
who called themselves The Washington bsss,yI
lent Society" who celebrated his nauviy ~
quoted his Farewell Address 20 emoarass tns ..
miIistrstion In what they called an upj1ss asa ~
hoiy ~aI, even when IL hac become val 81
leLee He knew, also, OF faction tnz' pis1s..
tnemfelves on the same sacred text, 10 conhse
privileges OF citizenship 10 persons OF Alns., 80
oith good cause needed not the ssnctlon o. ~.
awful nsne-a bad one often seeks, though h'''
not justly claim IL. M
He then referred TO the prooosinoes mss
Warrington. In iT92, to the senate, wnssas
would Tsty treaties with Aigiers, 70 effect ihs ~
som Of thirteen American citizens, fof fovs
lars, ard . peace, BY payment OF 2scoo oci COL. 80
hand, and the same amount annually
then wisc policy. Who would vote Tor H.
Would The Senator who introduced these Ies ~,
lions Would the Senator from New-Jefsey -
hiileT)i Would that other Senator, VINO. - 49,
triple character OF Senator, Commodore and -.
raj, presided at the Birthday Banquet IN nss~ 80
wsshI stoh and in dishonof Of has HunsaTisst ~
csple, KOssuih Not one vote IN the Ssnste y ~
Tilted States for tbs conilnsauce OF this wiss ~
humane policy of Warrington. And whyi
The answer may DO sasy-the times have chsns~s
end Ne have changed with them. No one ~
thought that the rape OF the Sabine women y
the RomsEs, was . policy 70 be continued. ne Il
tsrdsd that that part CT Washinsson's poncy' VI
rsct,y In quesuon, eSpsissed In avoiding nss ~
eptsI cling alliance and artificial ties with sas"
the be nigsfent powers IN general Earopssa " 80.
bat II admitted OF expressions. assurances ana "a a
fesiat,oIs OF ~ mpzshy. sne Of inseress n ssssn
nations eonsendiIg for the priaciplss OF TIE AIsI
cen Rsvosstson, end Of protest, sszssss ssd ss'"