The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1852-01-03

isi SidtC pOICN, IL very cSlueilt. nt
people. however. hive not TIE power 10
carry it cut, even If il should cuntil lie 10
he a cherished desire in their bosom-, and
to burn with all its original ardor. row that
he is not amorg th,m. Lord Jcl'n Russell
siezcs the moment at which KJssu!h
leaves English ground. to ann. unce that
the policy Of the British cabinet is uni
versal peacc. anil no alliance, on either
side. with tie contendirg parties in what
ever continental struggle may arise
Thus does the British ministry give the
death blow. for the present. TO groa
Magyar'S cherishel hopes. so far IS En-
gland is concerned. Fu' Kc>,uhis now
in the United States. and at this mcment
without doubt, is spreading ,hcs' me sem
timFn's broadcast ;morg TIE America
people. They involve principle at di-
rect Hostility with The foreign policy pur-
sued ly cur government Stree lis l.uno;-
ton. 1t is purely natural that we shcu'd
all feel ready to tmbr"ce ii at once. 1t
does rot require the fire Of Kossuth'<
eloqucncc to prosoly'e lis. W. have all
the desire TO rush in'o the position he
asks us TO assume. Rut can we? How
stands the future. should we attempt it,.
either with or wi ho't IL. cooperation Of
England? Kossuh s.vs. il will not cost
England and the United States a solitary
fife. or Il single dollar, to cGec ualy carry
out the end he and repub lean Europe de-
sires. This is d,ub'fu'; but it is not
doubtful in the event we act alone. A
war not Only with Russia, but complete
and sansuinary enlargement with all the
intricacies Of Europe affairs will be the
ineyi,"b'c consequences. Brother JON
athan will sm.,l,cr the enthusiasm of his
mate ana higE->ou ed sympathies, ard
re- son the case with Monsieur Kcs>u.h.
before lie takes this leap into the dirk and
unc er:ain future. Me-; nc, tie GU, s.
tion will be thoroughly discussed in Sen
ate and forum-aS it deserves 10 bc-and
will perhaps form rrincip C. mpon, nj
in Il g. nera'ion of oratorical and e Ito
rial g.s for the approaching presidential
c.nv1ss.
Prompt 10 the time m.rked " he
in 'ex of the qu,drenniAl click. tie prcsi-
dental wir.-workcrs of cur own roe.
cont entcd and peace-b',s> land have
c>mm noel operations. There appears
to | e all the Blowing of trumre's the
betting up for recruits, ne m,r>halingS.
II m r.hings AM c.,unter-marchings that
hive here'o ore marked similar cven's
in our po'itica! history. Bn; the great
masses of the rank AMI ti'e have lost
their will OF ODE Hence to the at'r elton
Of the m gnetS. Tie time has been,
wien two or !hrce ''lc&der>" possessed
IT,. magic might Of Owen G!endower-
they c'uld
-'scal rrl's from the vas deep,
And they would com. 20
II is not so now. Bob part;cs go into
, the approaching contest wi h their ranks
considerably split up ly loo 4 factions
The al sencs o. any greet dividing meas
IRE o. public policy. at this ime, accounts,
in great degree. tor this state of things.
The national bank question is no moro
| 'he tariff is not The monster of former
ycars-.he intern improvement ques-
lion, IS applied TO rivers and h.rbo:s. h s
ecome u JV:sfern, AMI not party meas
u:e-,he hard money theory is dead and
buried in mary O. he ronges' d mo-
cratic States d the policy o. giving
the public Ia, DIS to actual settlers is advo-
a'ed by statesmen Of all parties. The
s';very citation is holy k pit up in some
prs of the conn "; an | viii enter more
or less into The canvass. In poi ic!l
aspect, parties sul.er more ly this than
Ices II e country; although that state o.
quie'u'e cont .mplated by the enac msnt
Of the compromise measures. would not
come amiss to the business interests of
the people.
. her elements of discord. ca'ou ated
10 seriously rupture the ties o parry,
hive had birth TIE past year. Not The
elst power s he new movement
among the German population of the
Gun ry. The reflection O. French and
German Socialism from the old world,
has lighted up strange fires upon els A.
lan'ic affairs; and as might be expected in
our day of new ms and new theories,
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