The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-11
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Our Washington Correspondence.
WAsinNsTos, Jan. o, 1902.
The KeVs from England and Kossh-.Irotier DrGDJ ok
Highly Important Rsspeeiiag Gee Scon-Sirgl.lu Facts
Connected nth the Jackson Fsstirai-The Split stu OPEN
in The Democratic Payty-Ch for the Whig,- Ro ssts
IN the for Presidential Campaign.
Inc news OF the resignation Of Lord Painerston va
understand, Ia regarded by Kossuth another blow
upon the republican all Europe and post
ponng Indefinitely the necessity for his return to Eng
land Inc sudden death Of Louis Napoleon is now the
only cnance LOT the projected hberating movement
the Continent His life is the guarantee Of peace and Of
a close and methodical compact among the monarebes
including England. In this view the proposed alliance
between the United States and England to enforce noon
Russia the doctrine Of non Intervention, falls to thu
ground an obsolete idea" The future policy Of Kos.
suth in his journey the West over the West wiz
however continue the same in the hope that some pro-
vdental circumstances may turn up which will lead to
general civil in Europe and make the doctrine Of
our active Intervention practical thing. The eot,
deta Of Louis Napoleon, therefore, has broken up the
plans Of the revoutonss and left them to the pfeca-
rious chances Of future events Kossuh thus to
be the missionary Of revolutionary scheme and be-
comes the mere dependant upon miraculous change
in European affairs. Palmereton resie nation drives
the last nail into the coffin q active The
idea OF an alliance between and England against Rus
stat all times imptacticaoe- now becomes absurd.
The Pope led of ia the revolution Of lS43 England la
prepared 10 the experiment. 1862 fecOila
from the alternative OF war against Nicholas Francis
Joseph, and Louis Napoleon Kessuth must be content
TO wait little oager and ne wilt doubtless wait this
SIDE the Atlantic
One why General Scott was not present at tho
Congressional Banquet was that ne absent in vlr-
gniA but at the time IL IL quite likely his
absence in parC attributable to desi to escape
the Inconvenience OF answering invitation to the
dpner Soldier as he is he 4. d.ads.t against ntsr-
venon and all foreign emissares object is 20 in
yove US in either "A large or small fhbusero expe III
non. The General is whig and an ultra wings 1h1-
ruAftV n he n arhn and hnuh nnt
hin thing Of Intervention in the affairs Of Europe Is
made question In the Presidential campaign will
quite willing to the native American candidate,
gainst the foreigners and against their doctrine is
Important IL true and may yet to this alter
Lative
Gen Sam Houston at the Jackson dinner last
night to Koesutn but escaped in svoide the
r n =, re .,a, 'nereoy nanzs .
Of the Greer and Donaldson
il anxious steer clear OF the free soil party The old
Van Buren, regime control the Jackson Asocaon-they
angling with Kosnuth as their bait, for the German
vote II the North and West The south hxnt shy
Blair. Benton xnd the Van Burens for Butler and
they moving to carry this thing of
tho Baltimore Convention. And upon this very p,nt,
there will be split if the Northern msority upon
the doctrine, to Knke and the German Luz
this view, Gen Cass and Judge Douglas have helped
themselves in the South, by their late ea;huia
speeches in aver Of our Joining republican crusade
all The continent of Europe
1t is a remarkable fact that at the jackson festival
ast night while all the living democratic isslers and
srpifanr were referred to In complimentary way an0
several of the dead that official recognition made
OF the administration OF James X Polk Now, uhsa
consider that jackson Hall under the mansg msnt of
tie old Globe ana Van Buren, association thus om,ssiou
an ugly complexion and may possibly account 'oc
The absence Of Mr. King President OF the Senate, ant
SIR oyd Speaker Vt the House who together WI b old
were all indispos-d on this interesting OCCASION 1t
requires nip hty nice consideration just To seec
safely between Northern free solsm and Southern state
rights the editorial Of the Union, upon the festival.
will show
The factions of the democratic party have 40 yet
together and there is yet some chance for the
whip. in the possible ev. that the Baltimore Convene
tion may fail to fra-rnise And that is the only pos
stole chance for the whS party.
Eossuth will leave here on Monday morning, satisfied
that in asking Zoo much, he has received than
could expected 1t /. said that he leaves here
upon the campaign of the Presidential election
in the West and all over the Vest