New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-17
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-. x.s.uth Agitation and Fsreisn
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IT.. debates upon Intervention for the
-. ~ NON. intervention are slowly progressing
.a-.,.h the Senate The final result very Ike
.~ill be directly opposed TO the wishes and ex
-.ct.,ions of KossurH and his friends, and still,
even in that shape, their bearing will be I'm
mense upon the nations OF Europe ana 'heif
tvrants. The whole KossUTH excitement IN all
its various manifestations, as parades' proce'-
mons. receptions, meetings of the masses OF tue
American people, together with Their ecno rom
the CAPITOL will act and are dong IL a"o"1''
IN !. manner not so manifestly Violent out n''
less .barp and penetrating, into. the heal' VI
:. ,vhom they are aimed. Therefore, IL the
..nI,. NJ all this are not instantaneously Trans
s..d INTO diplomatic protocols or nothcatlons'
=, more explicit balls and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
,.ss their impression will in more than one way
he deeper than if even promulgated on the point
of the bayonet
The old. rotten, bloody Monarchies, the ALSO.
lutjsts and despots of Europe, IN whoiesaie anu
IN retail. are evoked before the tribunal OF ifee'
indepepdent and real people. There they are
treated with the utmost freedom, stripped naKeu'
shown of in all their turpitude, roughly handled
without any respect for crown, sceptef anu 'i'o
blood-colored mantle OF royalty In TINS way
thew are spoken of even by those who, IKE tne
Senator from Rhode-Island, oppose the new pol
;cx They do this not from respect ior inc
crowned heads, but solely as a matter OF eAPe-
diepcy. All that is done or spoken here In lhis
matter. penetrates through thousands OF chah-
.els into Europe, public and official, as well as
py;yate. wounding deeply, if not mortaily, the
blood. suckers Of the people there
Dragged thus without any ceremony before
the masses composed the same social elements
on which they trample mercilessly, the Euro
pean rulers see with rage their sham-inaJesy
melting more and mere before the piercing rays
Of the American sun. If war should be levied
against them, they might in some cases be VIC
torious over armies and fleets; but they are
rowerless and shieldless against the strokes
dsrted at them from all sides, and all subdi-
,;s;ens of the American Commonwealth What
ever GOODNESS and contempt they may Affect H.
ternally they boil with rage, and all the more
because they are deprived of all means whatever
NJ vengeance. OF this real effect on the Cabl
nets and Sovereigns OF Europe, one can Judge
from the department, the looks and CALCULATIONS
of the diplomatic corps here. 1t is on the whole
the most perfect, though diminutiye barometer,
marking the state of the atmosphere prevailing
around their distant masters.
All the foreign diplomats here, whatever be
their divisions among themselves, those even
Of the pygmy Southern Republics not ex-
cepted, present to the official and non official
public a compact, and so far united body
All of them have been and are deeply offended
with all the KossUTH proceedings, as we'll
through the various States as here at the
capital All of them resent violently the re-
ception of the Magyar by the President and
BY Congress, and the speech Of Mr.. WEBSTER at
the great dinner. They cannot forgive the Sec
Rotary Of State for the naughty manner with
which he put oil that creeping reptile Cheyaher
HuLsEMANH. When the latter began 10 be too
fdgetty, and affected 10 avoid the White House,
it's inmates and all higher State officers. Mr..
WEBSTER briefly todd him, "Not to play such
game, but either TO be nearer TO the President
and Government, or very far off," Thus intima-
tion carried him at once to Havana to wait for
new Instructions
This independent action of the American
statesmen in office their perfect freedom and dis
embarrassment IN all political relations with
Epropean ministers and thus Indirectly with
their Dalai. Lamas- are as hot iron poured INTO
the stomachs OF servants aud masters. FOR a
prscticed eye it Is easy 10 Ind out In tneH
pacid contortions, the violent pain which they
suffer Whatever they may say to the con-
trary-the celebrated HULsEMANN letter was for
them here, as well as Tor their European CABIN
els, a pill which still they cannot oieest, after
swallowing ii with many winnings Now the
dose is at least doubled Through that letter.
as well as through the speech of Mr.. WEBSTER,
10 llv ed dlniOmacV
This glory is his forever.
In that letter the American principle was,
for the first time, officially AMI manlu,ly asserted
in relations with the FIRST absolulist power IN the
world, according 10 the rules OF diplomatic ETH
auette, and thus thrown In the teeth OF theklngs,
the ministers, and the contemplate diplomacy
OF Europe. The American principle oE element
was asserted with aprecisiOn, dignity and eleva-
ton of which they never dreamed on the Cher
side Of the Atlantic. And scarcely had the
wound thus Inflicted begun TO scar over when
kossuTH comes to occasion new AMI painful In
Alctions The American independence IN man
ners asserts its full rights, breaking 10 pieces
the old, stupid diplomatic European routine and
notions Of so-called diplomatic goodbreedIng.
And this is done in the Capitol as we'll as at the
White House.
In this way America inaug urates new Demo
cratic, independent, easy, diplomatic etiquette
which the old diplomats, with the most comlc
gestures, must go tnfouSu II II
victory, won without blsodshed, over crowned and
official Europe. The American people makes
known its decision II viii behave IN It's own
way, aud the old mummies must yield and fol-
low. The narrow minded, superclllous, conceited
old diplomacy-this dirty mixture Of forms, rou-
tine, absurdity of punctiiiO-sees with awe that
il no longer inspires respect These Dancing
Jacks, old or young, regarding themselves as So
eial standardsin every way, are now pushed back
ward and forward by the strong, sinewy and un-
yleved hand Of the American people, Hereupon
they begin TO lose the little desc of brain which
they occasionally possessed, and in their stupid
mannerlsm, cannot mud out hew to deal with ihe
new element The Courts represented by them
share in the general discontinue. They must
submit TO the powerful, irresistible influence of
the Democratic idea as embodied by the United
Slaies. They snash al Il. but The case Is beyond