The daily union., 1852-03-13
Kos.u,h ana the wing Press.

The Republic replies to that the wings OF the West
interventionists-the Intervention zeal Of the
Louisville Journal to the contrary Notwithstanding And.
furthermore, the Republic that the violent enthu-
sasm Of the New York Times and Tribune in favor OF
Kossuth and his demands is of account because the
Times and Tribune not ohig organs. This last as
serion will be plausible when the Republic can find any
other fue whig journals in the country which equal the
circulation of the two presses thus summary read out
OF the party Meantime, il is enough Tor us to say that
there is no other considerable whg party in the Empire
State and the Northwest than that of which the Times
and Tribune the foremost and most influential organs
But in fact, the Republics reply wholly mistakes the
issue between that journal and ourselves. We have not
charged that the whig party is for Intervention. On
the contrary charge that the whig party blows hot
and cold on the question OF Intervention We charge
that in so doing the whg party only follows the suit Of
the whig administration, which began by inviting Kos
suh hither and getting him publicly received the rep
resentaiive OF public cause by Congress, and then
finished by giving him. public man, pointed rebuff
in the White House. Exactly in harmony with this
treatment by the administration is Kossuths reception
by the leading whg journals some OF the most promi-
nent Of them-lke the Times, Tribune, and Louisville
Journaauding him the skies, and in bis scouting
The whole doctrine Of intervention and other presses
Of equal lead in the partyike the National Ineigenesr
and the Repubegving currency from the first TO derog
story reports about him. and in their zeal against him,
featuring the policy of intervention till it becomes in
their hands an absurdty and humiliation.
With its own party in this plight, the Republic is in
no small audacious when it undertakes to make
non Intervention whig issue against the democracy
The truth is that if any damage in the public
estimation the sound traditional policy intervention,
is the course taken by the organs OF the administration
odium of that Interpretation and defence, that policy OF
intervention look 10 the democratic party and it's
leading statesmen AS interpreted and cherished by the
democratic party, non-intervention the one hand
seduously avoids all entangling alliances with European
powers and ntereences in European quaues yet on the
other leaves free both our government and people
to manifest in deliberate and solemn FORMS their
demnaion OF that absoluist policy which, its processes
OF armed Intervention, strikes down the rights Of nation
atty in violation Of the public law of the world This is
the only view Of the policy OF non.intervenon which
the people OF this country will sustain, sustain
with credit TO themselves Against this policy, inter-
preted the whg press s at this moment quite generally
arrayedone half of it pleading reckessy for Kossuh
and the other half going to the opposite extreme pro.
ect the policy OF Nicholas from its deserved condemna.
on II has been the peculiar felicity Of the admnis,ra-
ton 10 give about equal counienance TO the two en-
remes in the two lines OF policy towards Kossuh which
Al different periods 1t has seen fl to adopt