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

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A rood sroyd-not alone, but held BY ahand ready 10
syile That was the emblem; and full OF deep mead
ing il was 10 be fure. T.,
wopId only wish 10 make &c well understood drstly,
thai the struggle for liberty In Europe u unavoidable
and secondly that material aid s OF hgner 'siue no"
in the time OF preparation IMAM u VIII oo WHICH, oASs ~
struggle is broken out ,,..
Dont imagine that without the material aid oil Ameics
the churchyard peace Of oppression IN turopc can Gu.
dure No this is impossible. Whenever conai'ion ~
40 had that nothing can be lost BY trying 10 change II
then YOU can be sure oft that men will " to cnsnge.
revolution in Europe Is unavoidable we must 90 u,
and we will do it, ioxr material ao' tneteioe, !"
by no means an fundamentally Tor mixing IT,.
oiuton but only instrumcntalty rr making ~
success moro sure and It's suferfsss ss-o maze inc
struggle shorter, and peace and tranquility lasting
making the issue Of the struggle sue oSSiu'-
This considered yoc may well agree VIM 49, ~
that highly TO be desired that the leaders nave INC
means as well TO restrain unmely outoe as also
to profit by every favorable opportunity winch may
happen al Whatever moment - insure AZ its very "
ginning the speedy success, and to master inc ctce
stances instead of being mastered By them Once the
struggle broken oL,, your material aid may pro'o
still efficient but nay prove also either supernuous OF
too late whereas Is sure to be e,hcienI oeetu'o
ii is aiding being ready to proht oy oppor'une
So much for the material part OF the material AID -
But as 10 the "bdlOt boz, gentlemen, give me the PRIV
ilege to make few remarks Faithful to my principles
Of course never will nor can meddie WIN your '1,"
nor affairs But may be permitted 70 say tnas inc
whole world-the de.pots as well as the oppressed ma
tons Of Europe-look vita Intense anxiety TO toe
Presidential election in the United states May De tnas
the fate Europe will be de6nitivey decided during the
present Administration yet But it Is also not impossible
that either the beginning OF the end or at least s emu
will be delayed. ~ -,
lam informed about what the great political parties
consider for the issue Of the next Administration In re-
gard to interior affairs but must say-and take for
prophecy If you please, or but tor knowledge OF lscts
II must say that the great issue OF the next Admins
tration Is net he found in those comparatively sma
internal questions but In the question OF foreign policy
Such are the circumstances Of the world that the ques
don of foreign policy will undoubtedly out weigh Ia I'M
portance and in results all domestic questions.
There is the real difficulty of the next Adrnnuraion
it will have to circumstances, requiring
the utmost energy and resolution OF activity wnich
will in vain strive find In vain II will strive 20 rscto
the level d circumstances, II the question oil l'reisu
pcicy does not positively enter into the pAloth upon
which the conendng parties settle the political cnarac
ter Of Their intended Administration
1t would be indeed very strange 10 see, thh' VINO
the world Is shaking in its very fonndanon WE
the United States are come to the point where elmer
they must boldly take the position OF power ON EARN
or resign their proud destiny and sink svowedy 70 tne
position of second-rate power-not taken In any sc
count when the balance OF power 10 anew reguatee
either by the kings or by the nations you indeed
have not been taken into any consideration wnen tuo
balance of power was equi-ateraiy regulated " '-e
Congress of Vienna, 1915 and again. wnen was upse,
be indeed very strange TO see that at such momeht
teempo with the destiny OF centuries ana WIN svu
prospect before the eyes-railroad tracks and other
similar topics would enter the platform of Presidential
election and the question Of feforeign pocy-oe LETT
OPEN undecided unproyded for exposed TO tue dangers
of uncertain events whereas 1t Is matnematicay sure
that il the next Administration during which the iu'
ture of this great Republic Its security ana It's iurter
rising or its decline, will be decided So much gen
tlemen that do hesitate 10 say even In respect 10
the Union, this fundamental pillar OF your national ex
istence ii is not the Slavery question, not the Com
promise, not whatever internal question, nigny I'M
portant may be- but 1t Is the question OF foreign
policy which you will have 10 decide es, gentlemen
Il the profound conviction of my soul, which formed
upon calm reflection and careful consideration of all the
circumstances; Il is my profound conviction that there
on the bstefelds of Hungary, Germany and Italy on
the B0sphorus and the Ncva, will be decided the III
ture OF your Union.
The destines of America are evident but every de,
tiny has a mission 10 fulfill Divine Providence does
not Ia vain offer opportunities what we may refuse to
accept from propituous moment no extremity may
bring back again.
Remember This gentlemen, al the balotbox, To de-
eide to the right TO the letthat 10 your sovereign
right But to neglect TO decide would be irrepsraole
mischief
know full well, that party leaders ike to avoid boz
fore an election every question which 10 aront might
perhaps hurt suscepdbiltes but have full re non
to say, that millions in this country are 80 much con-
scous OF the all overwhelming importance OF the ques-
ton Of foreign policy that evasve silence in one or
other quarter upon this question could easily battle al
combinations Of party politics.
And here gentlemen, let me end. | feel ashamed b
be sick but indeed Nature claims its right, and
nobody dare to brave it impunedly. The moral
duties of my task induced to brave natures wants
and now have to pay forit.
am sorry, very sorry indeed, that sickness has so
much fetered the humble abilities of my mind that
all this talking there not fresh idea to satisfy
the expectations you mig hit have entertained Let my
misfortune not turn into reproach. Remember kind
" the poor wandering exile Support the cause OF Tree
dom and of Americas glorious destiny together with it,
and like your city is the link which binds the West
ern Lakes to the Atlantic be also the ring which
links the regeneratng power of Young America to the
hopes and expectations of the Old World.
Ladies and Gentlemen, returning you my most hum.
Bile thanks for your generous sympathy bid you an al
fectionate farewell