New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-20


upon those classes winch represent the ancient
folsh DauOnalliy ana the well-deSerYed hatred of
misiocfatc oppression, though living only in ira
ol'loTa rene morAnces prevailed in the sentiments
o. lhe people, even over the haired against Alsiris.
sn"' sesPouc ard sTAn ges. much that 20 tn
~ over NE all atysec, uuIineiy revolution Of
80 JUSTIN mac nothing "a DO but 70 open the led
IVi.ef oy granting at~o-colilrS re Ssro for evefv
tts o. Polish lsrc proprisfor
49, ~ nuhgsiy' ths people o. every ra-. vas
gVanS eAcio.ee rom ali psltcsl nsh,-iron any
'eh nId nv iuencs for internal ifnn-ovsnan,s ~,
emanoios'icp OF the pessaniry for Ike nsoDiss ,s.
soiaii0n - us Daura rshts IN civii ,oli,cA 49,,
afd ftNg Gus respects VA cIampel b. the Cov.,o
meIt Bot the ocium Of tais cT4iopins va t,r,xa
upon IRE conservative party and thus me uatons,
force Was di'dec INTO an tssoniscal elements
BesiCes, the icta Of pans 'aylsn and of national
nssreS. raised BY lusSla and fos'sret by Austria,
gave t. tie sxlftmoRt Of the public miad diver.
slOn lmlcal tO the development II common poltl.
cal freedom. and liurgars hst 40 national army Its
regiments we're hlitd IN iortl.a elements aud
scattered over foreign countries, while our own
country Was guarded with well disciplined Dreign
troops
And what Was far more than ali .his-Hangsry,
~ long oppression, poisoned IN ITS character, de-
pftFed OF It's ancient heroic s,amD-gOrnandiZed IN
us saloo1s-cemolIshec IN rs cottages and huts-
pressed with The unavoidable fsialiy Of Austris's
sovereignty. anc the know ledge o. Aus.rla's power
SECLUDED frOm the attention of the world which
Was scarcely aware OF lis existence Hungary had
10 hope IN ltS national future. because n mad no
A'AS't1NehSSA o. III StfeEStn. ana highly mon
aIchicat IN MS incilnsons, and generous IN ITS al
leelance 10 the King. No man creamei II the pos
Slonty 81 revolution there and he who would
suggested would only have gained the reputa-
ton of d macmsn.
such was the condition OF Europe ia the FIRST part
part oi February, ls4s. Never yet seemed the uowes
OF despols mere steady more sure. And one month
atet every throne on she Continent tremb ed except
the Cars The eXls,eIcc 81 dynasues depended
upon the maensn'mlly Of their people, and Europe
was ire AID fame
Ann L.
man on earth Is aware taat things cannot endure as
the! are Formerly, millions believed that peace
ful development OF Constitutional Monarchy was
tie only fuiuIe reserved % Europe by destiny Nov
nobody more believes that Constitutional Monarchy
cal have yet future on the European Continent
AbsoluiSucal reaction goes WITH All Tint arrogance
which ieFots tSeTy sentiment and maAes furious
the very baby III lis mothers arms. The promise,
the WORD, the oath of a KING became equivalent 10
lie and Ia perjury Faith IN the morality of Kings
WAS plurked OUT even 10 the last root from the peo-
pies heart The experiment OF constitutional CON
CtssOHS proved dangerous To the aosolutical ten
deLcy the dynastes, because they became aware
that the people o Europe 10 imbecIle child which
takes the moon for cheesethat Il cannot be lulled
20 sleep by mockery, but that 1t Will have reality
Thus, the Kings on the creates, part OF tse Cont.
rent, throwing away the mask OF liberal shectation,
deceived every expectation, broke every oath, and
embarked with fun gaze upon the open bark OF ire
strained despotsm. They know that loved they can
not now be- so they told the wsrd openly that they
Will not have love, bat money 10 keep large armies,
WIN w hctp kuc WOfiu III ctffibuuc, On tno
other hand the nations asssiled IN their moral Dig
nlty ara material welfare raging at the idea OF being
degraded TO the condition OF a flock OF sheep, kept
only 10 be shorn-these nations equally dslest the
working of constitutions al atty which proved
preludcisl TO them
Royalty has lost its prestige In France, Germany,
Italy, Austria and Hungary. Both parties equally
recognize that the time mas come when the struggle
of principles must be decided Absoluusm or repub.
Ilc8Dlsm-tbe Car or toe principles OF America.
there lie DO more negotiation. no more truce pos
slble The two antagonist principles meet upon tho
narrow brioge OF knVe-edge breadth, cast across
the deep gulf ready 10 swallow him who falls There
is giving wsy-theTe isno turning round possible.
lie who would give way 10 his enemy would fall
into the yawniDg gulf himself lie who would turn
round Guild be pushed down by his enemy pressing
on his rear. 1t is struggle for life and death
That Is the condition of the European continent IN
general great, terrible. bloody Ieeolutlon Is I'M
avOldable That IS known and felt by every one
And every sound man knows equally well that the
temporary success of Louis Napoleons usurpation
made but the terrible crisis more unavoidable yet
We men of "peace at any price, do no shut will
l.nPly your eyes before the hHger Of God pointing
to he tekei uDhars,n written with gigantic let
tiers upon the sky OF Europe. DespOts never yield to
justice .and'mahknd, inspired with love OF freedom.
viii not yield 10 annhistion cowardiy feace 10
impossible. Nobody can stop the wheels oil destiny.
II would be a mistake terrible in its consequences,
to believe that II | should fail IN my mission mere,
AND il the United States should remain Indifferent,
then vOiuton would break out on The European
continent That is an unavoidable necessity which
y
f"'~1 aniv reinSin irdin sran - r-ara -. not
ord that the churchyard peace OF Europe may no'
be disturbed, (Which the United states OF course
would never do) even that could not prevent afes-
olution in Europe Hungary, Austria, italy, Germs
ny, would fight, be u against the combined power Of
lie world. They would tight even win the certain
II OF death because there IS condition In the lie
Of IatlOns, when oppression rs more mated Ihsa
de ath Is feared.
No, gentlemen, the success % my mission here
can insure the victory Of freedom. can prevent tor
re- MS OF maItyrS oiood can shorten the earthquake
of Impending war, ard bring nearer tho restoranoa
10 sOhd fear. But be sure, the certainty OF the Eo
rOpt an rcyo rs not ia The slightest manner de-
pencipg upon NY good luck here, and your Cover
nors support as also my failWe here, would not
for single week restore the outbreak OF that hurr-
cane, the Of which IS already perceived Ia the
We'll, the question PUSHES instnctiyely 10 tho
mind, " But has llungaTy-have the other oppressed
nations OF EuroPe-a chance oil success g tho
revolution being unavoidable, even were thefe no
chance OF success that question IS III my opinion
pretty Indifferent IN respect 10 what course this
yeur great Republic may be pleased To ADOPT, pc
cause the greater the means aud chances oil aosoiu-
tism were the greater claims had The cause OF hui
mainly 20 Your operative sympathy. Just cause
sufficiently strong In Itself, requires no support.
We may well dispense from feeling Inteie"sd :.
the struggle Of 4 man, OF whom we have no douot
mat he Is by his own means sure OF Victory 10
want sympathy and support IN a Just cause. pro-
cisey q claim TO more sympathy ana support
Should We, meeting with no support mere such 40
your glorious Republic IN It's pubic capacity, ana
our generous citizens in their private capscy can
afford, withsut Jeodarilzlng your own "eld'e anu
i our own interest-(and 10 be sure 10 never camo
10 nv mind to desire mote|-shouid we, meeting
Vim no support here, be crushed again, and aoso-
utism consolidate It's powers upon sne runs OF muI
cerec nations, indeed, gentlemen, cannot iofocai
to believe that II would become a HISTORICAL re-
preach Of conscience lying like an incubus upon the
breast OF the people Of the uned states irom
ration TO geneYatIon mean thai idea, that hs1 you
rot Withheld THAT support which you were .oIe :"
afford III tune consstentiy with your Own Ih'eIcs',
Hungary ueThaps would be free, nourishus couh
NV instead OF beng blotted out from the eatn anu
Europe vas perhapsfree and the sosonlls'lcai
,y.n uorlo shed a tear o. compassion upon our SAD
fate and mourn over the grave oil nsHohs. .'s
would 90 So / know because kn"~ y""' se"''""'
But. believe NE. gentlemen, the tear OF compass
SION could VI fail 10 paitaAe some sha1 OF otse.
seifreproach. Forgive me, gentlemen tno ~o,o
,rve because the victory Of a5sOlatism coula nos a
"a ne fen. even here ia your mighty and oiessea