The daily union., 1852-02-11

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IsIrsn - ~ N. .s y So n M PATTON. H.
Gecesed the hasxsfsn ehei, aea anexpcced called
upon 20 listen 20 bis address, hiled si loy sennen,s
sympathy a. maa with Hungary hef s,rusgte for
dependence and freedom and yet with proper caution
he ayowsd hs owa insples u oat n.onai pol,ey cot
roboraed BY the profound teaching q hs PREDECESSORS
filly aud happily he snswssod
liam happy, Governor Kossuth ~ welcome you ,his
land q freedom aad Esss ne lsaseIs = eoas,s'sslo
and yoar paie arr hsfs. ndlydaa sympahiSes
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the Chief Exroauve Magistrate Of this nation, iaY aud
freely expressed message Congress which
you have been pleased 10 saaae' They asu tAs same
whether speaking 70 Congress here o. p he naos o ku
should your county be rcsorrd 10 iads prndenes and
freedom, should hca wish yonss ,he FrssesI bessing
should that happen, only repeat my welcome
% and your companions here. and pfag that oods
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Martin Van Buren another a siingaishe man. former
President of the United States has Tor once expressed his
opinions IN language clear aud bnmstakeable, This
before the construction OF the Buffalo platform, and
may be taken as the sober second thought y his in
aagural address be says
1--WE seduousy cultivate the friendship Of all nations
as tie condition most compatible wh weliaro aud the
principles OF our government We decline alliances ~ adj
and discaim oil right msddis In dsputss. whether
internal OF foreign, that modest other regard
preserving strict neutrality In all their oonroyerses'
In bis speech the Panama mission. March, 1928.
he said:
"Iwl now, Mr.. President call the attention Of The SEN
smother this ubcc question OF the erayes
character and most deeply affecting the desIest Interests
Of the county question growing out Of cons dersons
which have heretofore occupied the beat minds and inter
esed the pures hesris our country ha. produced You'd
ee s =; y, to easns eur VI saaeisasd pa,ey ug9n h sab
dent has said that to form alliances is among the
ton Of alliance does he mean they are Of various kinds
and OF different extent We at that Congress, stpu
late In some form tand care not IN wha) thai we VIII
resist any attempt at colonization by the oi Europe
in this hemisphere Cor within bofdcrs, IL you
part struggle between Spain and the Spanish me
can States, We Will make common cause with the latter in
these points we have promised tha, our shah have
m yh "a
personal ambition win assuredly terminate ia national die
Its political eonnerio with the established policy
Of our government And Is this light matter Sir when
egn policy, the support OF which stand alone among
all the nations of the earh-whieh. commencing with our
deep foundation ha. erected the magnificent super
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pause and weigh with scuPuious exacness, the impo
al yield TO no in my anxious wishes the success.
OF the Spanish-AmeTcsn States. | will 70 far |
The blessings of free governments Commend ,ie soicI.
tude which has been manifested by government
this subject and have, OF course no desire 10 discour
.-Bat against all alliances. against all armed con-
specous, how disguised, In what shs pc they
oppose them. The States In question have the power
any force that Europe send against them IL Is only
by being the principles upon which their
tract and divide them ha, their ndepend be
dsnsered But happen what may, our course should be
IT, In the OF events, designs shall be anil.s
ed taken In this hempher by any foreign power
which far affect interest honor make II
necessary that should in their defence will be
done there Is no TO doubt H.
The decision Of that question may safely be left those
who como after That love OF county aud Of Tree.
dom which aDlmates our public councils s not
fined 10 likely TO become extnct We require neither
alliance nor agreement to compel US TO perform whatever
duty enjoins Our national character Is beet aud
should be only pledge Meanwhile let Us besiov upon
neghbors the young republics OF the South the moral
aid OF good example. To ke that example sau
tary let exhibit moderation In success hfmuess
In adversely, our devotion TO country and s instu.
tons and above ALL that qua the existence Of
our republican govcmment-ouF fdetiy 10 crtttoa
Ntfutfop."
William c. Rves, high minded and patriotic son Of
Virginia, said
But sir another argument urged in favor OF this polit
ical connexon with Spanish America Is that
the cause Of hbsy, Sir, Ia my opinion, best sd
the oil liberty by the influence OF
and by presenting TO the world the spectacle Oh prosper
and happy people, blessed In the enjoyment OF their
free institutions Let them for the sake Of mankind,
well ourselves, attend concerns perfect and
build up political institutions, improve the gs OF
Providence with which have been crowned, by
means OF amelioration which time and experience nsy
the eyes OF the world, at monument aud model Of
human freedom. Let above all things, avoid the dangers
oil being drawn into unnecessary regn wars, which have
IN all ages been the grave OF republican liberty We do
and future ages Tor the fate OF tho experiment OF free gov
ornment which hes been committed hands. Tn.
success oil this experiment does in my opinion mainly de-
pend upon keeping clear OF enangng connexions with
capacity Tor freedom than urselves and whose interests
and passions might involve in enterprises foreign
sober and peaceful pursuits Sir, IL Other nations des
uned 10 lose he horss, let US scquit ourselves OF the