The daily union., 1852-02-11

abandon H. is limo 40 back 10 diet
lpssn ha. aos kowa old Union home, and indspead
once u all ioreigh nations ought 70 be out political
iances with none These the principles OF tho amend
asn.s should they prevail the administration will 10 10
suong vote THIS Is certainly mater Of consequence
We should sadeayor to present united front In all our in
teicourse win foreign nations"
SIR. there is also another iluslrous individual lSAm
HousIos,l member oil this body, whose high position
and gentle aspirations commend his teachings 10 bet
lei Judgment lie has told and sull tells that our
policy should be confined to the full development OF our
own glorious institutions; sH A.a
.rhs House had been told (r. H. said that This was
subject Of importance. La ts light e had regarded
u Tar he had been able view He thought il
subeo OF 40 eotnnon l because about 10
v meet different nations OF their represenalives in de-
libsraiive body TO esabsh certain regulations which
nisnnediste rciaons He o,ncurred with Tho eendeman
from south Carolina that n was quite new, because lis ef
couuhy. Hitherto we have svineed a dsinenaon
aagls ourselves with ai,nees We have exalted ourselves
u as aud % lons as this system, la which persist,
= long oash Se % .ansd We ssnd % o
all c1nnealOns with the nations oil the earth We have
aancs osnsise aud defensive Such relations the Uni
tod States had hitherto sustained and he hoped ever would
: Bat tiG II, aske,D to DO benefited in our in
situations ny association with these other powers So
was ~ iayor of il but he was not willing ne should be
ernbanasedby a conuexon with them. The benefits Of
receiys lhan II there any good purpose be
swefed by assoeiaing ourselves with them tMr III said
be wpuld Cheeuy coincide la doing but he could
perceive the necessity OF mediaey despatching minis
lsn 70 lase, 70 his assembly az Panama We NOT
aware OF what call they will make us could he
probable beue hts TO the United States from this general
~ ,hslr ind sidnaI ns,onal capaoes Hitherto we ave
bern pofsning rational policy We have exalted our
ls,n oarselve, Twlcs have we been tested. and twice
have our principles ulnmphed and they ever will ri
by alliances with other nations. There
impede 10 our progress but such as can be guarded
against Whilst we are Ia this situation We have no ser
dangers npprehend bnt such In the progress OF
nations, will result, and which the good sense and wis
dom Of conpseo.s always able to remedy before they
become rulnoas"
Another insrous individual, whose great intellect
has made ls full impress, not ony upon his own coun-
try. bat upon the whole civilized world His speech
upon the Greek question imbodes his views then and
his views now--uu6um post tnbum. lie says @
"Fi' the asserted right Of oreibo intervention in the
affairs Of Other na,lon y 10 VOCATION % public NV How
aud In extreme when such nte riereuce be
.sss Exceptions, lie doerne asseried by the oy Ai
ance threatened by Russia IN the case OF Greece, and
and is In direct opposition the principles which our
Institutions are founded"
Wha, follows!
"Are 10 war Arc intsrjere in the Greek
oaS paee rslssons asks M Web.ier And wha, IS his
answeft Nos CERTAINLY NOT"
Can anything be more expciil
ed whose teachings 10 be cherished the teach
ings OF wisdom, Is the senator from Michigan himself
lie tells in eloquent speech delivered in this cham
beT; #ea
take IL Tor granted that here /. not sane man in this
country who dreams Of intervening by force in this affair
81 old Venice and The Dor, of fese or aao,ber 10
take It's station the Sound and close the
every true lover Of his oounuy would desfe to employ on
this occasion. IL Is moral iofcotbat powerful lever in The
Lake truth IL Is mighty, and will prevail Let gene-
therefore, be alaunsd tbs proposed expression of
pressed millions In Europe know that their condition
asa @ m ,s1sss ss Ma esss o. the Esa
the struggle OF freedom and reaPs The reward and in
nations, aud give jos, OF offence one"
The same eminent individual has offered a substitute
for the resolution which propose repudating the Fare
well Address OF Washington and the wise sdmonitions
OF Jefferson, the father OF the ancient democracy;
Rsored BY s Ssasts a~d Hgss of Representative, of
the Usiisa STATE. in Conpsss assembled. That while the
people Of ,hs unsd states .ympa'hxe with all nations
recognise the great principle OF the law Of nations which
aiis in u. way, and esiabl.b alor or sbo
sh It's government al pleasure without the Interference Of
any other And they have not could they
again wiihoat deep eonoe the violation Of this prin
ciple Of national Independence"
Gently and endery be tells that the interference of
nation in the Affairs OF another cannot be with
out deep concern" But be proposes definite action
The substitute assumes THAT the people OF the United
States sympathize with all nations who striving 10
csiSoish Tree Roveumentsi winch ~ JairaDe, ana 10
It's utmost exisn, true Bui the senator from New York
in the amendment offered by bm, more boldly 10 his
purpose ln the first place, he would protest against
national intervention, and Afterwards "woud no, be in
different 10 similar acts OF national injustice"
In quarrel between the resiners OF the rival houses
OF Montague and Capulel, have a fair example OF
this mode OF warfare BY protest "Deep concern and
net being "indferen 10 national injustice, tpreceded
BY avowal that no force coniempaicd,l - here wei
illustrated
Gnso,y. Iwil hown a pass BY and le, them take
II as they list.
s1,apsSa. Nay, a. llisy dare. ! win bite my thumb
st them which 10 disgraoe 20 ihrm, u ihsY bear a.
" Abgtm 10 yoa bite yout thumb ~ us. ar 7
"sary.O~. i the law on Our eide q say syo
(" sa@y.sa. Id no, bi'O my ,humb you, az, bu,
yrssoy DO you quarrel, sitf
"abra~. oasnei, arr No,aI"
Infamnaiory resolutions have he.n passed Al some Of
the public meetings ~ ihe county, which seemed 10
pledge 10 a crusade against AL absolute power. Bat
am happy that rational feeling - gaining
passing away, The most RATIONAL evidence Of oompre-
hensye Intervention was given al puhlic meeting re-
Gently held IN Carlyle, a The State o lllinos and the
resolutions are equvocsl enough 10 have cmanaed from
the pen OF one o the many distinguished casssds,cs
for the presidency
"kossum nEErSs KxrnAoRpIsAnS Some wa.s Ia ar
lyle Illinois, recenty ap csfiestare ~ soms the
flaming Intervention eeinss which have been hed out
West Having assembled tsethes appointed presldeni,
secretary business eomnises. Nc, Ne they proceeded
pass divers resolutions smoas others the he~inx
kssofred, That la favor o the fFeedtn the
people Of downnciden Hungary, oi downHedssa Ireland
also OF the freedom Of the rest q mantlaat
20 III kukss does the inniisnsbls fshts
Magyar, Engand those Of The insh, .ad ffaacs ho,s of