New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-20

fight; because II Al Nsjss within It's ON rsnks
~ : - go far from hayiIg any cehsh', "a. no maa,
~ he Re attached 20 that peuieu uyn |sty can nns.
DC 20 nsYt IN rank to him, oos watches every
move ment oil hIs ~''"' army '
ncge 'o old soldiers feel huw dated by the issue Of
.,r struggle They are offended Dy having a
share ia the reward N rown away on despse1
Court favorItes the Old Croatian regiments ieei
OUT aged In their pation4l honor oy being oecea'et
in Their national expectations The recruits oio.s.'
with them reeOleciions OF their oonbaroea ci.Hes,
ard OF the cppres son OF their families ana III t
army are 100000 Hungariahs who fought On iei 81
tri eoloy flag against Austria AID whose pu'his 49,
ing Of national wrong are lhsPuSu " va
on Rad we Rad 70 Is4s such an army OF a.sclp-
liz ed soldiers Austria ltsei keoso u'oa.rv and
En,one wore free Or let Austria dishiss lle DIS CT
thsy will be disciplined so ders at nun, 80
sr,innet 81 national resurrection VIII 'e~'h 'hShn
nersry has TIE conviction o. her strength The
formerly hostile races, ali oppressed Ike US ana,
hesIdes. deceived, unite WITH as. nave no party
e.,ostts in the natsn. Some ambitious men, or
sotne incOrrigble arlstoorats, there are perhaps
bot these are no party-thCy always tuIn to"diu
che sun. and they melt a~ay IKE Snow IA u s,Os
And besides Hungary, tte people also IN hus.ld,
in Italy, IL Prussia, In all Germany are conscious
Of their strength. Every large city ontne continent
bas been n the power Of epeople ana kep' ao"noy
bombardings and by marital law Italy has redeemed
It's herosc character az Milan, Venice, bfescla anu
Rome--a OF them memorial pages IN ltahan hlseofy
glorious sources of inspiration, hefoisn, anu sen
conscious ttIensth. And now they knO" lnelf dim
and arc united IN their aim and are Durmng 70 sho"
TO the world that the spnit Of ancient Rome Is re
xuIeed IN them. .-,.
All IN. ,ah into 0'I0n she 6os"ois' part
Withou, money there isno Sar Now. the nations,
once engaged the war, find money enough foT nome
exuenses Of the war, IN the Tich resources OF theH
own lard whereas the desp'ts lose me dlsposnioA
OF tneee resources by the h'sy outbreak OF the "@
and are reduced 70 foreign loans "hch TO Emperor
Of Austria VIII end more, IN any market OF the
world. 49,. ,;d
n step by which your great Republic and us sener
Gus people test6ss It's lively interest for our Just
cause AIDING 10 the certainty OF success, dlmlmsnes
abe crecit of the despots They can nnd no money
more and this circumstance alone is OF decisive
weight IN the issue.
uated in 1877 than IN 1851, II was overtaken by the
events of lo4S when but 'Or the want OF unity ana
concert. the liberal parry must nave uluhPneu
everywhere. That smity and concerto is attained )
why should not absolutlsm, In 1872, De as easily
Oh aiken as In 1915
The liberal cause is stronger, everywhere be-
cause conscious OF its aim and prepared. Absolute
ism has no more bayonels now than m az out
scarcely It depend less upon them. Without
the interference OF Russia our success 10 not onlY
probable, butts almost sure
And as to Russia,-i, is not the military power 1t
is taken for II has never, since 1918, IN
seLd than $50 600 men across the frontier or
in making campaign without loan. Where
would she have had credit tor a second Campaign
before her ? And be sure she can never send more
troops across her rOnef so long as she mas fOlinn
TO occupy, Finland to guard, Turkey 10 "atch, ana
CiTcsssia TO tight
Herein is the reason why confidently state that
nthe United States declare that rev Intervention
OF Russia viii be considered by your glorious Re
public violation of the law ofnalons taat declard-
ton will be respected, and Russia will not dare to In
teTfere.
Be pleased TO consider the consequence of such
renewed interference, after the passive acceptance
OF the fret has proved so fatal 10 Europe and so dan
eerous even to England itself. The most unavOlia-
kla Al n hp ar La 81 thafE f.,
land wond not forbesr to encourage Turkey not To
lose ain the favorable opportunity u shake OF the
yrepOnderance of Russia. have lived In Turkey.
i know what enthusiasm exists there Tor that idea,
and how popular such war would be. Well, Tur-
key alone ls match for Russia on the Continent.
The weak point OF Turkey Is In the neighborhood OF
kebastopai To coDstantinople and the Black sea.
Wel ah English feet or an American feet, or both
loiBed, stationed at the mouth OF the Bosphorus,
may easily prevent this danger without one esnnons
ahot, and this prevented, Turkey is a match for
Russia.
And Turkey would not stand alone me brave
CiTcassians, trumphant through "A war OF twenty
years, would send down eighty thousand OF her un-
conquerable horsemen to the plans OF Mosco"
Der Finland and h I aHa sssSe4 S99a f1f Se
rear, delivered by this very circumstance from the
invacers-and Austria fallen 10 pieces for waat OF
must resp tct your protest IA behalf OF International
law, or else she Will fail-never 10 rise again
But suppose your prOtestGton sh)Gl not DC re-
pected by Russia Is IT indeed true that She United
States could not make u respected without having
TO go 10 war Are there TO other means OF giving
practical meaning TO yeur proteSiatlon than war
Let me only suggest one hint. Supp0Se thas the
United States declare that IN regard I'D such power
which. by armed intervention m the domestic con-
Germs of any nation. violates the laws OF nations
that act OF the Congress, which We might term the
'neurality law" is not cOnSicef 10 exist. sup
rose this single sanction added 20 vour prOtes'alon
and Judge by your own generous feelings Il am
wrtDg confidently 10 hope that the peupie OF the
United States. in It's private capacity wobih soon
the Cars OF the world. That Is my confident belief,
and have indeed good reason for
And think only of the Black Sea and ofthe Lunl-
Of Odessa, SebaStopol, CrOnstadt, PetersOuTgh No
Rusfia viii not dare to interfere II you protest And
IL she should, only help me. generous pc lpIe OF
America, 10 have some money 10 provide Tor my
brave country men, that they may nave spmething
better to hsht With than their own nalls, All YOU
will soon see 400 600 IIunsarians ranged IN rcsolte
attitude, calmly shouting out, " Russia, come ON
On, had l possessed arms 10 arm the hundred
thousands OF volunteers eager to fight for freedom
and fatheLand, not even Goigey woaid nave broken
ogI brave Hungary. But We "efe secluded from
the world Races then hostile 10 us stood between
us and the Adnatic and the hesitation Of Turkey
permitted the Danube 10 be locked NO from Us.
Where hostile races then stood, friends now stand
and your generous encouragement helps only
little on the WAY, friendly resolution viii be found
where ~syorine hesitation ruled
Gentlemen, IN my condition. am inclined to value
everything, even money, 0y the muskeis and swords
II viii procure. That Is my test. The camel 10 10
the Arab Well, there are IN Pennsyvanla probably
100000 home steads. II only half OF the families IN
habinng them would sscrlnce one dollar each. that
Alone would slYe from hhy TO seventy ave thouS and
musketS
Generous people Of America help me IN this le-
gitma,e commerce-for am told II is lawful 10
buy arms here-and be assured no Stately Intefyen-
zion Will he required 60 enforce non intervention as
law OF nations Gentlemen annot an Idle man
here be pleased tn believe that have not been idle
IN other quarters not even during nv CAPTIVITY 4
never speak word in vain, when speak OF facts
and OF hopes
The man who controlled the 6nsnces OF Hungary
created armies out OF nothing and led the people
OF hungary IN the glorious contest, NAV perhaps
claim SO much cre0i. AS not 10 be taken Tor an un-
tred tneoiist but tor something of practical man.
And ore thing even may ss permitted to saw. and
that rs, that NV whole lie aiteSts Il nothing else al
least the honesty OF my intentions Therefore
when humely hes leave to say that | have strong
prospects OF success, n had msteiial means con
rtnienty TO utilize the short time which vet re-