New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

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fros,,sT. ana never had more man ivoeV n.sa
ssstmoIed IN enc ostrs hsd f S f,ssh AMI v,tn
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:. -, alton when ~ II exhausso OF
iuA' Ns,sns ;trc,,.s You have conquered Mexsco
win handful Of yonI orave me a., .,snns.s thai
81. -, sas defeated your Own : nemy, your iesr
msn,s Exhausted by victory, ~oao sase y IN 49,,
the very evening Of naro osse, ;nneS Ell
~ oaI. one nun red thousand well discip ~
"a ong men what would have been me 'ate OF
yyour gallant army which entered the Guy @ I'm .ne
tsontssnmasf That is tia condition OF the euIo-
,ssn eoptipent That is toe key OF Russian prepoh-
cerapce. ,.rs,on.
me of consequences Russia, IN violation OF the Ia"
of atoms, DterfeYed IN such manner WIN hnhgf
when we were exhausted by our very yictories' anu
had no time and no means TO pair our losses; ana
Russia had sent in support OF tie ffesh army Ine s
more dan geyous power OF its diplomacy, OF "hlcu
viii ask the liberty TO say something hereafter
Well, by this interference We were uoodea 90 W.
and Austria was restored no; TO It's lndpendent W
sition-tbat is lost foYever-but 10 position OF W
rant at home, obedient to the will OF MS master
abroad What was the consequences keiyins
upon the precedent established by Russia, the hlng
of Napes the fleet Of the Queen OF Spain ana ABOVE
all. degraded France, interfered in Rome, aad .ne
glorious republican struggle OF Rome. worthy OF Ine
highest days Of tie Eternal City's history was
crushed. u.< r..;
both ambitious, both relying on Russian asd-were
both auarreng about who should rule over Delmt-
n
horror of a battle of brothers whereas, 1t would
have been but quarrel of ambitious tyrants out OF
which Germany might have issued Tree nation, oe'
hyered from both. Well, before they drew the
sword Of course they went TO the Gar for permis-
sion and advice. The Gar told them, AT warsaw,
%" forbid you to quarrel orcer you 10 unite Tor tne
reconstruction Of the German CoDfederacy OF 1919,
without the slightest addition whatever OF constitu-
tional element. You both, Austria and Prussia, are
ordered to send your armies TO Hesse Casse 70 IN
terfere with It's domestic concerns, and crush oe"n,
10 .fu nsaflO
against the praise worthy unde rtakmg OF the Grand
Duke to tear TO pieces the sworn constitution OF the
land ano az 20 Schleswg- Holstein, which dared to
claim its national rights OF independence, me Ter
man Confederacy having dared to countenance the
rebellion, shall for punishment, now have 10 90 the
contrary and will have to request Austria to send an
army against Schleswig- Holstein, because want
the whole OF Denmark. with all us aPpurtenances,
preserved in its integrity as satrapy Tor my servant
and nephew who has 70 inherit the Damsn donIn-
ions" so ordered the Car, and so 1t was done
And after it was done the Gar again ordered the
Withdrawal o. the pageantry OF the Constitution,
which the Emperor of Austria had promised IN the
| hour Of need 10 the Austrian Empire Well II was
withdrawn. The Gar. of course, does not IKE the
woro constitution itself even If 1t be not intended
| ever 30 become reality and when every popular
movement was crushed. every shadow OF freedom
WITHDRAWN the seaiolds of Hungary and Italy satI-
rated with blood-the prisons filled with martyrs
exiles drive from every asy lum IN the European
Continent, and Germany reduced 20 condluOn
worse than When the unholy alliance was at the inli
tide then the Gar wrote an autograph letter TO
Louis Napoleon. the peTJuTed President OF France
and ordered him TO strlke the death-olo" TO the
French Republic assuring him OF his imperial grace
and benevolent support
And LOUIS Napoleon. obedent TO that power which
hac sent his uncle to ST Helena, struck The blow
That is the condition OF Europe now, and every OPP
preston, every sacrilege, isevidenty 70 ne uace1
TO the common source OF evil, TO that overwhelming
epoIderance of Russia, imposed upon Europe oy
ITS interference In Hungary and what IS 1t tnat
humbly beSeech the people OF the United states 10
l vof11 Ie o. hot yhf
tria for us No g thousand times no "Who VIII
be free. themselves must strike the blow y
We are prepared for it, and to say more, AGAINST
Austria We require nobody to hight FOR us Iake
away the prestige of Russian aid, and l. strong IN
the confidence of my people, Will crum0se II IN one
single battle, as crush tins paper in my hands No
claim the maintenance Of the law OF nations, which
establishes the night every nation 10 dispose OF lts
own domestic concerns against that fragrant violation
by foreign interference TO rob freedom. The lnde-
pendence and self.gOvernment OF the European Con.
tinent now lies sacrfced--a bleeding victim And
suppose | succeed in my mission-which |, indeed
consider TO be a sacred one, because 1t is the cause
OF all oppressed nations, and OF all who Will yet nave
to feel the weight OF tne League o, IN HSD
gary-suppose succeed In my sacred mission, what
will be the immediate result Russi an interference
| which checked Hungary, will crush the tottering
power ofthe Austrian dynaSty-that dynasty crushed
Italy becomes delivered rom foreign dominion, and
will ~ ay fully dispose of Its little domestic yrants,
alike pewerless furious, by themselves In Aus
tra the nation viii become free and instead ofbelng
employed to fetter Hesse Casse or Schleswlg- ioi-
stein, Will become an important ingredient OF Ger
man independence German liberty anG az the
contemplation sof this glorious result OF new and
successful struggle in Hungary. burning shame VIII
mount to the cheeks of the French, and the lnglo-
nous usurpation of Louis Napoleon WIZ be shaken
of like empty straw Those who are and those who
| fear to be oppressed in Europe-those who are IN,
terested IN the by their active sunernss anu
| their ell-founded fears those who experience III
| their own condition the dreadful progress o. the
mischieyous results of Russian interference IN Hun.
| esyy An can understand full well the importance OF
my cause and the weight OF my mission. II IS, there
fore, that the poor Hungarian exile, once under the
protection of The star-spangied banner, was hailed
with unparalleled sympathy, and accompanied in has
ission by the warm wishes of nations of different
climates OF different races, from Sweden do An TO
Portugal and Italy. Who could have imagined that,
having this verdict with me here, in tee, repub
America, | should meet the objection that plead
egotistcaly but my own cpuntTy's cause, which, at
ter all, is but one country's, and nothing else TIC
be sure, advance the principle of nOn.interference
because II Is written IN the eternal laws OF Nature
and Of Natule's God-because without this pnncl-
pie there is TO Independence no freedom, no self
government But advocate this principle, not as
an exclusive privilege for my own country, olt as a
law of nations, as common benefit to all humanity
and II IL should be my lot 10 succeed in this my
mission | would feel entitled to the conviction
that have effectively served the cause oil
freedom on earth, than II ] going with
1 an army Of half million heroes, from land 10
lard, TO proclaim republican institutions with Let
interference be checked. Let nations become as
they ought TO be, the masters OF their own fate
ana rely upon the magic power Of your glorious
example. Republican institutions Will spread a:
the light OF the from the clear sky Yes gentle
men, the cause Of my country were m itself worthy
OF your sympathy still it IS not upon the narro y
gropud OF one counIyS cause that ask your gener-
Gus support. My ground Is as broad as the World
because It is the ground of eternal principles, Of IN
ternatonal rights common TO all humanity.
Mr.. PTesident--A great crisis IN human affairs in
siinctively and universally felt to be approaching
has placed my single self in the singular poSlioA OF
being able TO claim for the represent univey
salty which is not restricted by the geographical
limits OF territories by the moral limits OF nation
alities preach principles, indispensable 10 the in
dependence of nations and the crusades Of these
principles-I preach not against Austria which has
vitality by Itself, but against the principle OF evil
-RuSsia. can appeal TO my polite Il course since
my departure from TuIsey-nay TO my suggestion
in Turkey, which honor and love- that have al
ways dismissed Austria, IN few words. as dead