New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-29

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policy Of separation.
To-Day Gentlemen, feel no such uscasiness more.
am entirely tranqaihzed want no argumeaes more.
because have the knowledge of faes And I VII cay
70 those who still advocate The policy Of sepsrsusM,s
vii say 30 them Have you seen the City OF Bufalos
Go and lock at 10; and when you have seen what
Buffalo b. consider what thosc interests which cree
TED that city, and perscn6ed by thai city, then sce
operations down to Ees.Ycrk and from Nsw-York
across the Atlantic to the Old World: and again tie
returning Interests Of intercourse from the Old World
TO New.fork and hence 20 Buffalo, and from Buffalo -
the Wess-snd then speak Of the wislom Of separss-
ismp But what exists exists. Tho very facts via
laugh az your reflections they win tel yoa that they
exist and cannot be made undone They win tell VOC
that you are like Endymion, whom Dana made sleep.
until the twg 10 which he leaned his head has become
tree. They will tell you that you could - well rodace
Buffalo to the log house Of Niddsgh and Lane; the
mighty democrst-the stesnHengfne-so the horse %
the back of which Ezra Netcsh brought the rst pubic
mail TO the sixteen dwelling houses which some forty
years ago composed all Buffalo; you could as wei 10
duce the Erie Canal TO where IL was when Governos
Morris hrst spoke about the idea Of tapping Lake Ere
or reduce the West 10 = desert aud Western New
York to the condition where Washington has seen Il
when journeying far westto Fort Ssnwix. All this zoe
could as easily do make me believe that the uatcd
States should adhere any longer the policy of scparat
ISM persuade the people OF the United States not 10
take any part in the great political transactions Of the
Old World.
In that respect gentlemen entirely trsnqu,llEed;
and tranquized sso am Ia that respect that equally
as II Is imperative necessity for the United STATES to
become part and parcel OF the impending issue OF sno
condition OF Europe lust s impossible that In tho
crisis preceding that issue the politics Of the United
States and the active sympahies OF the people should
not side with freedom and right against oppression ana
violence. That will be done. want no assurance
about IT, being imperative coroiAry Of existing facts.
Public opinion IA aroused TO the appreciation OF these
facts, and of their necessary exigencies. The only
thing which in that respect have yet desire IT, 70
see the people of the United States persuaded that b
tine 70 prepare already to meet those exseucies and
that !, wise not to let themselves be oyertaken by i'm
pending events.
In that respect am not entirely fortunate did n
could 70 make understood, that BY the Russian inter-
ference in Hungary, the balance Of power Is 80 entirely
overthrown In Europe, and everything dear to and
dear TO nations entirely sacrificed the preponde
Of the desPouc principle as represented BY Rus
STA that II Is not possible the present unnatural condt-
ton OF Europe should endure The difficulty Is not how
make revolution, but rather how to restrain IL FROM
ll.sdvised, untimely outbreak. | have explained
that all the prudence and all the energies Of the lea 1srs
mus, be concentrated to the point that the css should
not break out but at favorable opportunity. And
have added that such an opportunity cannot fail to hap
pen-shst II must happen very soon. There are .
thousand sparks giistenng all around the worlds sn-
gle OF which is sufficient light the barrel OF pow
der which Europe 10 now. There are accidents which
may happen, and there are political issues which mus
happen.
thrown the ensuing condition Is unnatural too wa
yering that the displaced hostile elements hrown out
from their limits of rotation, should not come in some
quarter to conact Every day may bring the tidings
of such conflict and every such conflict Is an oppor
tuniiy to the outbreak OF the impending crisis Be
pleased 10 consider the latest LovIs NAroLEoN
bias decided to withdraw the French troops rom Rome.
Who venture to foretell the consequences OF that
stepi Either he has dons with the purpose to
der Italy Austria, thus paying Austas consent TO he
assuming the title OF an Emperor lin that case he V
doomed France will not cannot bear the outrage that
Napoleon should sell Italy to Austria. Or he may have
dsne II TO cast 10 Austria snare OF conflict which, In
the long runi unavoidable between France and The
Hapsburgs precisely on account OF Italy.
In ,hat case there Is impending about Italy and
ia Italy or II war, then Austrian inyasion In
Rome; and il invasion, then no twenty four houro
without revolution In Rome. You see gentlemen.
that every Of these alternatives looks like the
beginning OF crisis, tecmng with ncacuabe coneo.
ouences. And there numerous complications u
similar nature turning In the whirlpool of our days
that indeed 1t Ia strange to zee how one single man a.
earth will have any faith In the sodity Of the situsoob
or doubt about the fact that every moment nay bring
favorable opportunity 10 rass tho standard o. freedoo
once more. What immense misfortune would theu -
Ii the sudden appearance Of such opportunity sh0u4
lind unprepsred toprcft H. II tAfrsibre, ~.
Young giant America, help US to be prepared. YoH
material aid enabling US 10 proht OF any ocourrcne
opportunity, 10 OF more value than hundred times %
much when the struggle has broken out The dice
once cast your material aid may be surperhuous OF
too late and open declaration your part about the
direction you determined to follow In your foreign
policy, would be now OF more influence In preventing
Russian interference in the domestic concerns Of my
poor faherland than declaration Of war could prove
In redressipg all the mschievous results when
aged by your silence, Russia situated but at six days
march from frontiers, once more would dare 70
interfere Your present declaration would insure fair
play to us-all which you could do at a later period
against the power Of accomplished poets could perhaps
promote the Animate happy issue but could us
the suierines of long protracted war; which timely
declaration Of your determination 10 maintain the law
of nations now would present, because Austrias power
OF resistance rests only the reliance Russian Aid,
and Russia Is too prudent, too well Of lie OWE
many vulnerable points thus 1t would dsre TO chat
lenge the eagle Of Anne icaone sweep OF whose mighty
wings might ovcrthr6 from It's fragile pedestal that
Northern Colossus with front OF brass but with feot
OF clay" Your declaration would withdraw all cons
dence OF success from the Hapsburgs not living ~
themselves but only by Russian gayanism. With fsir
play one battle on Hungsrys plains might redress Hun
gary to It's lawful position OF an independent natiou.
free because independent and Republican because fee
whereas without isir play torrents OF blood may yet
water native SOIL and by the Lord thss had enoush
Of blood and the angel Of ruin and determination may
yet sweep the land and by the Lord IL has had
enough Of these suterings
Oh east a glance over that noble unfortunate lend
that marty Of humanity. II with this view you could
still believe that my nation will patiently submit b. the
degradation, and patiently endure these suffering thea
must say you would only mstakethe character OF the
people Of MsQysrs which, through the vcissitudes OF
thousand years, no adyersres could ever bend; bat
you would also mistake the natural resolution Of dee
perste situation, which will dare everything but mis-.
cradle le-a thing OF no value 10 Magyar u De nos
ACCOMPANIED by liberty. But while my countrys namo-
Less woes must convince you that the struggle Is Gear
even without any chance of favorable opportunities they
are at the time emphatic appeal 70 your gener
osiry not delay that material aid which your sympa-
thv may be willing grant, and not delay that pronun
cation Of your counuys future policy, which your own
security and your Interests, as well as the consist
eney oi your principles point out as necessary course
to adopt. -
md more expect such a pronunciation would pre-
yentt the interference Of Russia Remember the eu-
dence of history was there power 90 obstinate
" BE- Mt aim Russia 10 the conquest OF Copstan
,;nonls without which she can monOpOlize Aslo
which shs 10 so fond do, and never get hoif 81
the Mediterranean Sea, without which she cannot rule
the world but with which she would Now 10 me isss
war viii Turkey the victorious armies Of the Car
were already at Adrisnopols and Turkey, weak, be-
cause she had Just oyerbrown the old and had not ye
fixed the new-had scarcely any more 10 oppose--Cou-
stapnope the object Of in fond desires was within The
erssp OF ts hands and yet stopped and dared not 70
stretch out hand to grasp the delicious fruit and Why
go, Because sprotest came from othsr powers an1
the Gear stopped before the protest Again De held