New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21


such perspective OF coming necessities to America
His profound sagscity bordering the logical issue Of
Americas position has penetrated into the hidden mys
terry of future events and be has his country
mOned by God himself to fight In the vanguard for
kinds civil and religious liberty
never clsmed-never have desired so much. in.
deed believe that should that necessity be not prevented
by answering resoutey the claims of present exigen
cee, the time would soon come which would prove Ma
rylands prophecy literally true But thou Oh the rulers
OF Europe indeed making, farously and consistent
war upon the principles Ct your Constitution,
say the time has not yet come 10 rsuch sacrifice; the
necessity Of Il may be rather prevented by taxing in
time, the imposing attitude ola power on earth.
The peoples instructive wisdom has again understood
the signs Of the time, Il did IS years ago and de-
clared 10 be resolved to meet its egencies The rst
Outburst OF popular sentiment five months ago. Ia New
York, light have been taken by unbelievers for sud
den excitement Of passing emotions; but that the
manifestation Of popular opinion continues from city
city from State TO state and It's bearing registered by
con,ttued Authorizes and the honors Of popular de-
monstreon go st clustering around the poor home
less exile, though the excitement has long since died
away, and the days of his farewell are not less bright
with encouraging hopes than bis welcome has BEEN,
now al least only wiiu blindness doubt about the
character Of these demonstrations only wlf1l blind.
ness hesitate that there il principle there
an acknowledgment Of political necessity there 10 a
manifestation Of the alPeryadng oEnnpoten, spirit II
the age in them
Yes gentlemen whatever be tie hidden mysteries of
future events of thing all the world can be
and thai that the people OF the United States will not
remain an IDLE and Indifferent spectator OF the struggle
for national independence and cigl and reiisou; b-
ery but soon it will be that the nations of
Europe rising TO settle memorable account with
their oppressors, the material and diplomatic aid of
America will Ponderously weigh in the scale OF rght
and freedom, against oppression and force
The direction OF your countrys foreign policy is de-
cided by the public opinion of your people How FIR
to go in that direc0nhg. WILDE decided by time and
circumstances To asticipste this would BE- neither
wise nor necessary. Bus the direction Is given by
surprising ssiry and by the peoples sovereign will
No Administration can be itnscined either reusinng
passive or acting contrary to the direction which public
opinion has pointed out
Upon tns we viii coun 10 the combination Of chances
and Of elements. Upon this haze RICH, to couu.
because We know that tue people Of the Uaed States
eeltoo well the earnetness Of ts matter than tia. IL
should slightly play wiki tie blcod Of millions by en-.
eourasIg thrm to expe ta1ons and IN N not realizing
them.
Genilelrcs during the solemn reception you honored
me with On my arrival | have Aeon emblenatical
expression of syfp s'hv, which will rerrn
Ter with lastirr sr-'.RSe. and feel very ef.d IN
know ,hsr yCu all siso lb-r H. Material AID -
was TIE superscry,on Il tie emblem aud the emblem