Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-16

kossu;h himself presented 10 the American people, anu
seems -hef have m5unsftuud, nr forgotten, oy
nuse un-rI"Hrn ~ ANNOUNCE hs purposes IN mo
ichlr which las taken place on ts resolution hossa'ts
ins. better explain what he means by these pposl.
tuns IN N ncy ese, and s has had no chance o.
speasin t-tay 70. himself propose 10 ailId hin an on-
pur:unity Narn kussnlh ahAlI have apoEen, VIII oe III
time clase this d-hllei and trust that The mile speech
which send 10 the Clerk read i.1n the great hungarian
himself explanatory uf his r!so!m will Do tho last MADE
upon the subject. 80,
The onwng exrac, from Kussuhs address 10 the Jack.
, soa Democratic Association, Was then read;
"ly naun believes that the United States presenting
Ives before the world in 'hi mpoang attitude WI
resiain yrans withaut any war! Lei me say t'at came
engage and the blood OF your hearts,
fight battles We will fight our battles 0ufse.'es
(ipplausn) came entanpe you IN war We can
lh our own baitcs. We nation cspaoe OF acheV-
ng lrecicm IF We have :ir ply Il nation IKE
Hungary with fifteen millions Of Inhabitants ls n1t aois u
i. batlles by irs force against It's own enc
ny-ii Il s TOT strong enough TO seue s own uHmrs &c
by its strength il deserves no II merits not
10 Be free All we want fair play tappl,uae) We do
wish fghl against the whole world. The only thing
H!ch we desire is lair play
Mr. BaYLY of Virginia will remark thu, the extract
which has Just been read does not contain oil mat h"ssuih
said this puint. Prolonged laughter hope that
laugh will 5e nken out OF my lime Renewed la"ehle
H. has tu! with mat cIndor which has characterized MIN
ns that whsn he asks Us 10 declare
against ntcr"cnipn ii that declaration OF ours Tas c3Ee-
pa:e the par Of Russia that lie expected US 10 60 10
vur 10 sustain IT, That s what he suid and il cann" be
disputed he floor; and atep, ought not 10 DC MADE 10
Disguise il. Now want 10 PIT 10 The Anerican congress
of non.inervenon ask what department can CON
,n il in fnrm be authoritative and respected Z
Suppose the Executive should declare does not every one
ia coming from that Department alone II would oe
b-un fR.7? Suppose il ssouo not DC respected, as II
NEST prnya5iy would be, what could the President do
r could not back it with the Army and Navy OF lie United
,laes. The power resides in Congress- and up,ru
pnliun that BE- msde Tor longer period on t~o
ycas All lie could do wuril b. convene Congress- AND
rrcumen declare make good his dtcaraun
t;ungres, is all know, huc,nang body; an oppo-
sti0a Congress is always disguised 10 carry out EXecu
tive recommendations and il cannot be relied upon win
certainty that all future Congresses won 90 to war to saa
tain s,ch dccralion even ii uadc by President whom
il friendly II certainly would rot d" it in case which
did strongly enlist It's sympathy Yet to cause me pfin
,pr ec;ct any would be nccessay /" vim
cate in all repeat what knssuth himself admits IN eject
hat unless ia known By other nations that We w"uI 'ln
cdtc declaration by il il was not respected, that Ii
would bruilHl fulrnen.
Suppose The declaration made by the Executive md by
Congress aso II could only bind the Congress that would
make IT,
Kossuths doctrines are mpraccsbe under form OF CO.
sernrnen Let illustrate. Suppose this government was
commit itself oil of its branches TO them suppose about
August Hungary should uguln strike for her Independence
suppose Rssl should nterere-ns interfere SHE would for
right she esteen Is the vial principle o her
-ysen. and she would sk war with u.s. or anyNody else
sJone than surrender it-a the President could ID would
" Congress. This would take siSty dlys. We
would drble least six weeks likely six months be-
fore declaration Of would DO made. Then "o would
,sc Ia take time 10 raise and discipline army unless we
80 Sict think is indispensable adjunct TO- tins policy
socp hand large standing army Then they are Ia De
orosa,e and suppose would either return with our
iugea In muuths, war 10 resscita'e her-
In other words, would wage war TO bring into exist
republic rather than tD succur one. II we dsfe 10
engage This policy think France presents fair theatre
That view hnied yesterday; but did not wish TO
cabo. hcn nnd OF do not mean TO attempt II
now in the Ave minutes allotted TO me. shall do il herea
ter But undertake 10 say that this doctine o nerven
lion utterly inconsistent with the whole structure OF our
Government Under monarchy 1t IL dift+fent. When The
King England any OF The poten,aes OF Europa mako
declaration against inerventon hey hnvc all INC war
power In he hands and they back their decara.
iiDn without consulting anybody undertake. 10 cay win
some e knowledge Of history upon his subject that there
has been where any nation of Europe has taken the
decisive stand which called upon tase that did not
least making preparation for war coeSisent
w its declaration In most cases the preparation mas pre-
the deciraon and 10 cause IL be- respected this must
/: adopt this European policy, We mus
ADOPT Nil essential parts of II.
Here hummer fell
Mr. Nc MeMULLEN-l regret that the distinguished gontle
man rUc, Ohio lMr CaRTrEal was permitted introduce
his resolution originally. have risen not for the
purpose Of proacn2 thia debate which has already con-
inued TOO long but lo the purpose Of defining my position
and seng myself right upon this question before the coun
try and especially before my constituents avail myself
Of this opportunity Of rendering my congratulations and
ony congratulations, but those OF my constituents
the iud taken by the gentleman from Aahamn JUDGE
SMrHl when this matter was first presented the House.
Although that gentleman Is young member among us yet
cgItd his p"-on as manly On. before THIS House ana
the country II is ru: lie acted somewhat r1shly In main
tanning that pu5un still regard him deserving the
III .nks of his House and the county
NJ: Charm1n, Tor would oc willing and moro tlan
willing, 10 tender my hand 10 the distinguished Hungarian
in his true cha;acter-as champion OF freedom. But de
that have any right IN endorse his principles whch
is is seeking propagate in this cnnntry what ass
yau the phraseooyy Of the Joint resolution OF Congress
which invited him shores was, that he and
hs cvunlrymen then in exile desired 10 emyratc 10 this
country, would tender TO him and them the use oi ma
tion vessel. And what Is the condon ut things now =
Why here in this last day Of III. year 1851 We see the Con
grcss OF The United States gavey considering whether We
snu appoint cpmmlttee npnn the pat of the tohse 10
uhn ONLY
:grntc This country and him onos emlar 10 those
which paid To Laayette-the second Father Of his
Country.
And per, NO. in this connection remark that In the
oe: end OF this Capitol, where Senators have thought
proper associate him With rnat distinguished man,
cvu regard it otherwise than as an insu 10 the memo
~ OF Lalynte. tits true, voted the other day for the
inviting him this capaI but gave that vote
nnef protest. and take lis OCCASION 10 declare, that II
had not BEEN given, would not now give =
Bat t,e invitation has been gven and while under The cir.
cuns,lncus am willing that tile Speaker Shouts receive
M Kssuth and introduce him TO the members am unwi-
ing that, in order extend him those cviles,
should rila the rules and amplr down tina rights OF
he Hpns, and sit here quietly and see It's rules
hns dsrgardsd here soemny enter my protest. aa the
OF constituents against this proceeding
say again that willing extend TO kossuth the hand
friendship, and patriot. But | am not vii
a2 10 countenancs hn in the nttsmpt whc nc mas made
lecture American people upon the cha acfrr OF our IN
tallunS What do gentlemen mean when they tell me
they do ntendto commit this Government to his
Jcr:nes Has Mr. krssuh told rou ha, ne does not
pirhy does he warl Why il is men and money TO
ight the battles OF Hungary. But tell gentlemen that ne
sl neither money BY my vote. repeat inst
willing that the Speaker should tender 10 hm the same
lgaataties that rendered 10 Father Mathew nhough
ne hitter gentleman is doing much gooi 10 our conn
II. Mr. kpssuth; but not willing 10 go iufho
am wiling concedc all that be claimed by hls friends
"r MIR Kossnh in regard his beEg man OF Talents OF
,eols eJqueacs and devotion 10 bery-6ut must be
aarned say that he has been guilty ut the gosses pre-
sumption in attempting destroy the tecchngs OF Wash
ingtnn
Here the hammer fell.
Mr. MILLsON / confess, Mr.. Charman, ,hn, am
somewhat impatient Of this proraced discussion, and
should entirely satisfied Ii the committee would come at
once a upon The proposition pending bcfoe Tor
one eng gad in any scheme gentlemen call IT,
defeat hna acilon Of the committee nnon the .es1iu
lion If The gentleman from Ohio, Mr. CARTIER have
voted upon every DIVISION and therefore the censufes OF
which ecnrmen hars been avish not Applicable 10
me- The Committee determined 10 adopt some one o
the complimentary resolutions undrr consideration and
see no good that result from delay no, that
nm at in favor OF the resolution of the gentleman from
Cnn On the cunlrlry am warmly and decidedly opposed
To H. though altogether for the that n've oeen
ua. by those who have preceded me In the oeoae ihs
!option rf mis- resolution will aeetssariy c""Hl Us
10 ntagcnu5n in ,ir. of Hungary though H"sls
.i.,icanc. in Tia ieciraon, Of kp.su;h aHi H. nS tt
marx, nj several gentlemen upon tbs 'o' "h,c' 'k-
d.ureoGs tocvrrook this objection Nor DO see az the
,.n,sman from Eo!h Carolina Mr. STASLY] seems % sup-