The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-31
scale, dark dsspotism, Siberia, the guillotine,
Austrig's Calling chains and the Papa Inquisiton

Austria6 gaming cnains ana tne rSpal nquis,"on
in the other; and who, that has human oiood 10 W
Mg Ia his veins-ynl that ever felt the warm sush
Of affection thrill his being can hesitate wnesner TO
throw bis weight into the balnnse OF lie ana tree-
DOR, or tina. Of chains, oppression aad deatn! pat
our wise men in Washington tell US that our policy
is non intervention II is true. When we strn gied
to cast of our yoke, We asked for aud obsiined ~,
tive Intervention. Mon from all parts ss Europe
fought eur battles France sent US q large hsot
with millions Of money, without which we might
yet be an appendage to Great Britain; but then we
were weak and PROSTATE, aud therefore believed in
Intervention; but new that We ara strong and ab.a
to stand alone, we think non.intervension Is the
be st policy Tor Ne; and as long do not aid tho
destroyer OF human freedom, and profess to be tne
friend Of human rights, We can lay the hitterins
motion to our souls that We are very good repuolr
cans. Benumbed, indeed, Must that soui DO to
rest easy under such an uccion but sueh reaso ang
cvinces as much Ignorance as reckiessness Non
interyext There is no such tang a; non-iater-
yention Sileat influence is often far more powerful
than active; aud to him who fears only your oppo-
sitiop, but requires personal aid silence IL con
sent; and silence, where life and liberty ID at stake,
where, BY timely protest, We could stay the de-
stroyer's hand and do not do so, is as criminal IS
giving actual ad to the oppressor, for 1t answers
mis- purpose he can achieve che foul cee1 VINO, on
seeing PROSTATE man struggling to free hlmsait
from the iron heel of tyrant that presses heavily
his breast, and just as he has succeeded to cast
him off, another steps forward, and with one fell
blow brushes him to the earth, while he was quietly
looking on, would have the audacity 10 call Aim
self sthe friend of the PROSTATE man! Aad who
would consider that man guilIess, on the cowardiy,
dastnrdly plea. that nc strongly sympathizod with
The fallen man, but fearing Lest the blow aimed at
the victim might fall on himself. therefore he did
not interfere Such cn;scroant would DO deemed
unas to hive in human sooiety. Precisely in thai
position is government wao, with its vide spread
republican banner. declaring to the world that
patcns, like individuals have right to 90 fee,
set tanely suffers fr.t dom to be crushed, lest the
Geata blow ain, a. The lives and liberties Il mil
iions might rebound Oh it--not that it fears any
personal Ipjury-ob no lit deems itself 100 strong
icr that, but Interference might, FOR time, hinder
commerce; ana the worshippers ut the shrine
aeMiIon might not be ahie to grasp rs lnu,h a
they would wish not kind OF aid does the Car
o. Russia require to crush freedom in Europe
Precisely such "a Eng land and this county give
nina passive consent to his active intervention,
in violation 10 the laws CT nations as well rs OF
humanity. Fighting autom1ta he has eDough-
money he can craw from the hearts blood OF his
subjects. All he requires Is non intervention, for
opposition he could not stag&; he knows too well
that men DC not SIGHT from force, as they do from
love Of free dom see The Thousands as loses daily.
in The contest 9th that handful of undisciplinsi
Circassiass bis numbers are reduced almost to
cypheIs when in contact with others his power
is over rated lis weakness ~ not made known,
for there il no free press N Russia; but his strength
il aguiiaG before the world to ketp otasr nations
ia awe. 30 little confluence can he plaoe Ia bis
men, that on the German frontiers, where a. has
to keep garrisons, 70 prevent The inhabitants from
bringing goods frcn Germany Qor the Car ID no
iYicnd OF irco tTaoe) nc has 10 change than about
every Elk weeks, to prevent them becoming
acquainted with the rsoel5, and. in spite OF tbss
recartioo, almost every article ofdreSs, y kinds Of
fancy goods, toba3co, table salt, glass and China
ware, are brought over from Germany. for when
governments make laws If violation Of the rights
OF the people, they must eEpe,t to have .hsm VIC.
lated and ao very Cossocks stationed there to pre-
vent it violate them. No; Russia could staod 80
oppoltion. Well aligh, this country take whole
some lesson from the inhdsl Turk. When Russia
and Austria, lying with their millions on his borders,
lheir canncos pointing at his capital ever ready on
the least prctence 10 let them laose, bade him de-
liver duDgary' nobisst champion Of freedom into
their feel dish grasp, the nobla Turk answered, sHs
has come onto my soil, he has eaten Of ar set, he
has trusted il me, aaa | 1ili protect him. ana
when threatened with Instant Invasion an dc true
tioa, the Seton sid So respect your power bat
| respect the rights Of humanity more; do your
worst, AMI vii 90 ny duty. and trclt in God"
Compare this inGdsl Turk nth our Christian re-
publ.cen government, who pays two chap,aias three
dollars each per gag q pray for Congress While the
men 6ers take thor mornings pots.ion to COM
mence the Cay with, ana which OF the tTo acts
form better ana nobieT principle Again: When
the Sultan app! 81 TO Lord PaimsrsteD. whether,
IN tase Of "a attack, England would give him all,
Palm erstpn arS wsre4 . \ es; YOU shla have our
wtole le,t." But ne. the question Wa asked
whether tbs reprblic would CANT HIN ono cannon
what Yves the reply Echo angwlrs, whGy ! a
ooeaTsly silence tra;5 70 say Jes, anj sshs ned
il vel Iis ht he 10 ~ Bat thanks TO the Sultan
and 10 Lord PaimergtoD, the noble Magyar il fee
8 after beirg brought from hi captivity by 90
strnment vessel ans invited these shores n che
guest q tho nat.og how was aat notla, self-sacri
lcIg kan, the embodiment 81 the Egrop an
spiil Of freedom. received By tia government
Not With the warm asars.eit waiton ne Of 4
generous, Independent republic; bu. after IN
su.tiug him With tbeir- unnanly, dsgrecefa
wrargling vt~ her be could be admitted ii
all. they extended to him the tariy ana neagre
welcome Of som9 SaSta!dlg cowa-ds shrinking from
he disl leaSUTe IT their master. see the faaera.
like ceremony With which she Senate received al :
The schemiDg To prevent ais pleading humanity 5
cause, in the capital, lest his sloTiDg. touching
eioquegce for his country freedom should avakca
the nartyred spirta q! tho American revol liion
thit would cleanse The capital as we'll as the nation
Of recieants that disgrace the nano Of republic
but lie prete3. ior this unlnary conduct il oYs
ofpeace-a fear OF wa Ny friends, an no layo
cate Of wa. War is d0s1.atiIg scOurse, that
destroys with it, presidential breath, tae :a works
ofnatuIe and humanity; aud trust the time will
come, man will who possess the kno Wedge TO
combine the Interests o. cations ss well az iadi-
vidual man into one social and moral comp act,
based on the immutab,s laws of mans nature. &C.
mepted by justice. charity. and kindness, tia.
would lrodu,e harmony, peace, ondhappiness. Ani
It is because ceFsore Inv existence ct va, that
advocate Intervention against the destroyer Of
peace Blu, should that not suiics. taen #o must
have var against ~ar-Tar TO eIterniGate var:
for II sc Garnet prevent i o. timely i0.eTven-
ton, We cannot avoid 1t By tue present coTardy
u0n.uerYenticn Let Is cox CT tho shadows ii -
coming events cas; before than Alreaoy has Ras-
sa set dictator 0yor trarce-already has Russian
ard Austrian irhgerco in England dapossd Lord
Pdlmerston. The same influence - ezartea 20
chaso .he revolutionary refugees from every csgn-
~ IL Europe, and 70 destroy the little freedom OF
lIace aud IL tho press that remains. Already has
tic Lord Chau berlaiu Of London u'erdcted aay
alGsioas TO 10 mace in tho games AID comedies
get W for the hohdaFs. e the Queen. Prince
ALBERT, hossgth. SayrGu, Russia, Austria, Loais
Napoleon, or Tho Ereach revolution and nill i To-