New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28
men araps, their viii, ,hai all ether causes Of 70

Atsoiui.s - 20 ,mnossiole whilst free press and
free insfitutiors exist every there Al tn,s TINE
rs m, p-scaYious condition OF Belgian sad
saizerisnd no free institutions from the Atlantic
the eastward France, aasua ano Prq nsIs;T
Satdinia sui zerland and the res. Of Germany, are
tyemblIpg on the eve OF aosoiption, Iurkey-oh vac
eve of a battle for life and DEAN against the uad,
tiopsl roIicy OF Russia, bequeathed BY Peter and
nointed ont by the riumphal arch OF Potemkln
TO Cashmere in the Crimea, saving there Is the way
TO Consisntinopie
the principle of the called Divine night OF hered
itsIr Cy nastes, which they advocated by bayonefs
and the scsfod, superior to every night, to every
law and provided this false principle was respected
they olc not care about the regulation OF domestic
Institutions. They did not contradict the develop
ment at least. OF constitutional monarchles, oy
which allow aBce the otherwise incomprehensloe
attachment to monarchles was conserved.
And now the desp0ts have thrown away even the
principle of dynastical intelligence ard they nave
adopted, the only rule OF their policy. the prAci.
nile To Cypress free Institutions and constitutional
q9oxernment every where and whoever is joinIng
Them in that internal design Is welcome 10 the
league though ne be usurper, let him DC an enc
uy of The sccslled divine night Of dynasties, even
they don't for that provided that ne be an enc
nv to free institutions and constitutional govern
mepts-
Thus it came that the legitimate pretender to the
crown OF France. Henry Of Bourbon, was Tepulsed
and rejected by the despots, while LOUIS Napoleon
the last nglorious OF all usurpers, was encouraged
by them 10 murder faicldally the French Republic,
and the Gar sent an autograph letter to him, ass!
ing hin of his appreciation and aid and Austria,
hODorlng tie man It's Russian master delights 10
honor, has also eomplme nted with lis sfts the war
of determination against free Institutions every
where, and the establishment OF absolutlsn under
the protection OF The Gar.
That is the principle which in Europe goes on 70
developing with the most rapid, most dreadful pro.
gress. WA the United sistes-can the Lhltea
States look on indifIerently and see the sun OF
freedom become extineuifhed ray by ray, on man.
hoods sky Can they look on indlferently because
seventy years ago II was wise doctrine, apprO-
pirate TO their childhood, no. to care about Euro
pean matters Let 1t not be misrepresented. that
the absolutlstcal powers, leagued on the principle
of bloitng out free institutions from the earth have
gone so far as TO settle plan oil the partition OF
Ellrope upon the basis of dbsOlutlsm.
IL rs known and publicly reported tnat Russia mas
decided 10 incorporate Turkey, and 70 rule three
quarters Of the East from Consiantlnople, and tnat
10 get the wlllng consent OF his tools, gives Hun
raTy aud Italy to Austria, Belgium and the Rnenlsh
provinces 10 France, and the rest OF Germany 10
Prussa-he Gar acting like the Persian Kings oil DID,
when they sent garments OF honor 10 theh satraps,
andfupg IN he addition OF few PROVINCES 10 their
satraples AND oh, Almighty Father OF Humanity IS
there no power earth to stop TINS memorable an
nihilator OF national and human rights, oil freedom
and independence Though there is Repuohc
Powerful enough 10 DO so-a Republic founded upon
the very principles which the cespOuc powers nave
put under memorable law
Gentlemen. have dwell perhaps too long upon
the condition of Europe, but II was necessary 10
show that, though there be no Russian eagles panied
over the public offices Of Germany, ltaiy and France,
still, the Russian frontierls really extending TO me
Atlantic People of free America be ware ere II
Ill be too late. Hurriedly and by sudden violence,
all civil and religious liberty must for the repose OF
absolutsm, be trampled ont OF Europe and ey most
deliberate perperatiOn-by diplomacy. persuasion
and gold The way must DC prepared TO trampe It
out by Interior violence
And here | claim permission to say something
about the most dangerous power OF Russla-dAplo-
IL sc orfn Of nus
STA stsrves her armies and under.pays her ofhceEs,
who live by peculatOn-stlll abroad sne deVo'es
greater re sources to her diplomacy than any other
DOW er had ever done acting on the maxim tndt men
are not Influenced by facts-by opinions respecting
facts by things they are, but by things ashley
are believed to be- she finds 1t cheaper througn d.
pomatic agency, 10 impress the world with oenef
in strength she has not than TO try to organize to
attain that strength and 10 come TO that an Russian
oiplomany is not restricted to diplomatic proceed,
ings-bTliant saloons OF fascinating ladies' as wen
as MARRIAGES ale equally departments OF Russian di-
pomacy. IN
other diplomatsts is always limited, and mas only
been exceptionally used, but every dlplomatlst In
whom confidence is feposed. has unlimited credit,
and is allowed TO dlsburse any sum TO achleve an
adequate result. Their traditional eypeuence
teaches them how 20 attain their point Their DIS
cretion can be relied on and they understand every
possible means OF reaching men, directly and lndi-
rectly-puling frequently the strings OF thoroughly
unconscious puppets. ~
In Constaniinople, that great workshop of diplo
matte skill, worthy OF more close lnteTes than was
bestowed upon IL, til now from America, because
there Will be struck the most dreadfu oiowt 10 the
independence of Europe-in Consiantnopie, where
Russia will turn a Grand zler out oil once, II does
not attack him 1t praises him rather, ana spreads
the of having hlm IN Tvs y -, fn 1 l. IS sure
mat foreign influential dpomatists Will turn out for
IL the roted Grand VZier. When on the o.her hand,
The Grand Vizier is wavering in his position, and
Russia likes him 10 continue N Office 1t attacks him
with the greatest ostentallous publicity.
Russia hates lot always the man whom Il appears
TO hate, and loves not always the man whom II sp
pears TO love Russian diplomacy Is a subieranean
power- slippery Ike an eel, and burrowlog ike the
mole. And when il has to come out IN broad day
light It watches to the left when Il looks 10 the right.
Russia gives instructions never 20 allow herself
be directly defended by the Press That would lead
to discussion and further exposure. With regard 70
herself she wants sileT ce-fhe silence OF the grave
but Der agents devote for scheming any sums re
qured 10 attack her opponents and get up discords,
or the appearance OF division among them. aG1 20
populaTize any momentary view which suits her
policy and she delights in doing so through appa-
reItly hostile and therefore unsupported agents
SO also in Russia, powerful by an army held re lfy
rear guard, to support needy despots with
powerful by lis ascendancy over the European con-
uDen,- powerful by having worked other despotS
INTO exxsmites where they have lost all independ-
ent vitality, and could not exrlcate themselves but
by throwing themselves az pleasure ana discrelon
into The iron grasp of the Car
But above all, Russia is powerful ol IT'S secret d.
pOmacy. But this colossus, gigantic as u appears
10 hethe idol with front OF brass, but feet OF clay
may be overturned easily overturned from Us fra.
Gle pedestal If the glorious Republic OF the United
States opposes II with reSol1te attitude. II IS not
with the intention to create apprehension that say
this
The people Of the United States fear nobody on
earth | know II may be that Russia, even ate,
having absorbed Europe will not dare 10 attack di-
rectly the United States but II may be that i Sil
care even this. No nation is safe against H. The
passion OF particular interests may cost some mo-
men'aly dlscofd. Russia Will foster oy us secret
clpCuacy. from which nothing 6 sacred.
But, gentlemen, hers viii end. II The cause
represent were Iot of higher Duty and If The hearts
OF the people OF the United States we're not more
moved by principles and by liberty, most hum6y
thank YOU particularly for the manner in which ihis
festival, ever TO be remembered by me, was ar
ranged.
Indeed, more than enough Of honor was spent on
my humble self, though never neglected to pray,
don't mind my humble self. am not worthy OF aEy
personal regards, and feel humbied, not saddened,
/. in receiving them. Let NE be unregarded-let me
b. llahonnred-l lt be ,nfaasiea ze-aelnhar