The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-13
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THIHTY-SECON CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
Senate.

Senate.
WASHINGTON, Feb IL 1852
AGAINST MEXICO
hr fisu presented petitions for a new Board OF Com
misiorers for tho settlement OF claims sanst Mexico
rejected by the late beard
srw IEEsky COMPROMISE.
Mr. MILLER presented the Joint resolution OF tn, lie.
gislature Of New jersey, sustaining the oompromise
measures and instructpg their Senators 10 oppose any
change, alteration, repeal o. them Mr. Miller raid
that it was well remarked, by Of his predecessors
that the Senators from New er,ey not the w.es
they certainly the beet nstructe Senator, north o.
Mascn and Dixon line lie could not admit the right Of
the Legislature to instruct him II he dsobsyed their in
rucons in this case, or hereafter 1t would not b.
want Of respect to the legislature but because no
piop coming from any authority Id take the place
Of his Of duty control convictions Us define
biz position on the compromise acts. He was oppose
to further agitation aud for acqussciug in the
which had been passed Read and ordered pr ntel
Mr. STOCKTON OF New Jersey said he en,rel
with the sentiments Of the reso ution He had aead
expressed his opinions The subjsct lie was sorry Il
the North displea with the action Of New jersey
and II the South satisfied, then the South was
hard to please He spoke OF the devotion Of his owa
State to the Union, and contp ued his remarks a. coG-
siderable length.
Numerous petitions were forwards presented.
DISTRICT IuncEs-THE HASH EvrLrs
Mr.. Csss, (dem OF hch Introduced resolutions
of inquiry into the expectancy of increasing the saary
OF the DistIiet Judge OF tChigan which taken
and ams nded SO rs TO direct the inquiry the
taary o. the Judge OF the Northtra distrst OF New
York end the ntrist Judge Of Georgia The resolution
was then passed
The Irish sympathy resolution was postponed TIL to.
Mr. srwAap, (frec soD Of New York offered the fol.
lowing resolution which was laid over;
Relieved that We spsnses incurred in shc rccapn and
visit 10 the capital by oistion Congress paid out
The ocntneon fund q the Senate WHOM approved by the
thousand dollars. " ' ~
clAsNEs NOW, lv1EnyE>rIoS RESOLUTION
Was then tsken up when
Mr. ClEMFss, (dem,) Il Alabama took the floor aud
raid there war much IN ir Cass speech which he could
net erdoree ana much that met bis appreciation That
Senator only asked however declaration OF deep
tho violation Of the law Of nations by Russia
lie did not intend to discuss that matter but p.orored
to speak rendering material MD TO Hungary A
foreigner landed shores sometime since pea hing
de sganst AL goyernm in the old world and
asking that this government should adopt feature
into its foreign policy This foreigner oratote
call him hero was TO make the term riicuous-a man
who hrank At the very first moment Of drgs.
who with an army Of one hundred and thirty ave
thousand to sustain him. surrendered his hcrity
to an9her VINO for months had been regarded as trsi
tor ne could never be considered as belonging to the
tame rank ss Washington Sunpter. Marion and Greene
He had een lately letter written by public man
which the writer confe,seG himself in want Of words to
eAprtfs his reverence fer kossnh How humiliaog
II 10 behold IA American reyering highly any being
gave his God. How much should be the reverence Of
an American fer man who vasciatiug ID
Tie hour OF danger, and 40 reckless before il.
lie could hardly believe that Kossuth unlerstood
don should illustrate, by his example, rs beauty
ard simplicity. Raised in other lands amid .he pemp
and show Of courts and the displays Of power he mus.
have conoesed that by ruch displays doctrine to
be shsdcwed forth For such reason We, tis qut
hotel ofths city turned into what appeared DO me
head quarters Of comm anaing officers during his
here. From such feeling osiGuatei The
taste q bringing TO thcse halls military guard lkiug
these walls echo 10 the sound OF ares lie hopeI tn.
in the the innerIost to pie Of Aeri
can ihcrtyo foreign soldieB and itS walls rdbg
:, ", Inc Jtse q ,oTsga arms, was no pressgs q
nes policy. Nor could he admire the taste which
forbade hia visiting Mount Vernon No summers heat
cr NiuteL'a snow shou'd ha7s deferred q republican
ifeia fisrimsse to that spot No monarch in
Europe would hsve acted With suah indifference Ia.
The p"rs q Washington eemsd to have caused different
tno in the breast q this Mc o. then turned
from kossuta TO Irnsary. tic denied that Hungry
On inderendfnt nation She wi, under TIE save.
asuty Of Austria rs much as New York is unaec The
'cvtreGnty OF ills government IL Ne5 Yark h9lld
unaert8se 10 manage her atftir. seize The
collected ia her pors--to tax the c,tssns cf
Pepns,lrauia, &c IL would re- uire stsoug IN isuR
ntnta suppose that IN army would b. her bof
defs and her right YOU'D depend upon h'r power to
her affairs aud could not men4iu hers H.
Var the therefore INDEPENDENT Difference Of auguage
pendent suppe,s that AL The Irish in this country
were gathered teratier 10 section oil ta4 Ger.
pans in another, and all the Americans Ia ano-
ther would esch become IN n'ependsnt nation be-
caue they poke different languages? .tuussry
much under the power aud eomiou Of Au,t.ia
che has gained iiht to Independence by hes failure
TO maintain It, Gle II. as. without the power to msin.
teir il, was solemn faoc4esy lie declared that the
United states Lad no chuse interest," object,
toindoce them TO engage in With Russia He ad-
cIessed biscf TO Senators not to dinner br
ful o. patioLfn snd champsgnenoe to militia coonels.
who we're anxious to march 10 Hungary tomorrow bat
who could not DO Induced 70 50 10 Nexso when their
GIVE country required their The United states
had no wrongs committed by HuGyasy to edrem
rights in Russia or Austria to AID man iir no
territory there to corqCero commercial, benefits to
acquire by war with Russia This go apparent,
that their orators fell back on tho aulfe destiny
e the United States requiring This Whittier would
this Aneet Destiny lead rs? 1t raid our u luiiss
de.tipy REQUIRED us To light the batS OF feaIo awe
where BE coDtidered that this destiny IL t called for
an American war With Russia, would have to defend
tself lie mentioned Ko'suths estiInat. OF the ussln
forcer snd said the result Of uSh won't. be Jve
The chains Of th'.e whom designed to lbprste ara
would draw upon rs tie sibes and .ss OF enemies,
tta tne curses, eusssa q olr siuesi snd more than ell
IN g war 40 were not called UPON 10 notice, and
hid sciiertd defeat AID dis,rsce lie dreaded the
dfgiace or that word dastinyn If IL 70 embark
TINS nation upon those dark waters Of war u.on witch
70 sunshine slesniedRo star shoae out Ii thu free
dom of continent tho hopes four should sink
beneath that inky nool the fault ell be- ours ana ogrs
the deep dannaton it deserves lie a,lud 70 the evils
and dangers of havicg armies ard generals Dad who
might be yeancd from country return for Il, de-
truetion lie drew Picture IL he consequences az the
War upon Ell tsn Interests manufacturing, sgt-
cultural snd commercial. 40 reed .egeTsl extracts
from Washington Fsewsl Aijrss', scd sad se hoped
tic United States not prepared 10 reject this wise
counsel Of the patriotic ana egecous because
q the noisy bltbn5 q political aspisnos ofa forsigu
who hqd FOR his jcct tha accom- plish1nent on his
own selfish ends. lie read also from the wri,inks Of
JtGerton against Intervention. IA to an alliance with
England in tli cau,c a Hungary be cos cred the so
PIE Of the United States wholly opposed 10 It. No war
IKE alliance wtth Eusani could be Of shy benefit 20 the
nsd States The people yet remembered ths Britisa
tlers here The ietd' u Tdrlston Hsvaoa and Cock
born, were stu remembered Thst grSa, portion o. our
y pu!atOn Ct Irish bIcol veil remembered the hand
lieh spread dcsclaion On their native soil Thp, well
.pen9tEci Witi.h 'tl6lary, headed by pail in.
otn0r sLd the violence ruin sla elrer which follow
ID In th,z !octsteps Such people we're not III true
Ia Batuo) much iisposet 70 ciasp with warm affection
the hand staintd Nth thtis best blood These we're
souvenirs by which England vas kept in memory. lie
W.. not dpored r. speak Gsparpsiney Of England but
Ii Is any SCI o. hsrs the deep and yes Numbering memo
rlsso! the people cf Ills c0gatry shou oe aroused the
boat that h- lap Ct her nerTipg dsu is heard from
tbs rsirg 10 tho se.ny q tho may te;ms tale Of
the part lie raid glowing tribute to sir. Clay aud
rad ne was Wiling 20 icAow the advice OF one whom
sl parties ana al ntIcaps now delighted in stvljnv
Patriot = tatesman- asgen ii. considered that cur
duty was arst TO ourselves ald closed WITH The words OF
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