New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-17

at t>s NUM- " Pr~nfnc gOca notlvrs, p~s Nc -
eso.;d eoossh n o- his bcs osseassose one ta
or the interests Il Earuge Austria uasS DC usatsscA
AneUs TIE great powers. g. Austria boiling haassy
n one hSnd. and italy In the othcr holdB, she TO
n<s th.' ts BY the could ever he really pes-r
fp; OF a. HgsSsry might no, have Stood in AsSrsS
sissd, az heiwsrk sSsnrt ks y sai much srroases
eulvsIk too and nuch Ekcie- eor AL true iasreets q
EGrcPe snd OF mankind tAc.gh built uYer nsfrowU
hssk. bat we vii presume the worst ST. We can we&
Afford 20 90 30 snppcsc insarrecsoa In tssly on =
Eaa gary, sinusneS one ~ IL N ~ likely ~caA
BE- q both countries Rnsss threatens 10 interfere IN 10
ball OF Austria we protest roFacnarsse AZ last thratss
lkew&e; she persists nctsiflStanlng oar won,S as4
tskes the field e. uphold Desporsm Why thea mar ast
W. uIhold Freedom Russia Intti her Rag In daS,sce
in outrage ofthe hchess rights and sea not unssA
our IN their defense Oh no msy stand ~ and lsoA
or b,t we must not sir IL rs duty 20 D. eo~sniy
whs: the viii OF despcts 50 sacred N our eyes sal
are popular rights 90 iepicsbe S,nce when have sAsg
become SOL Are TIE kies AMI ravens sf old I'm ,erik
ism 20 ranSe abroad without tron. and carry havoc
whsher they will while the young eagles OF Amerca % -
be uewei in her co~e cage Ye. for they wal be tse
strong Tor her. All indeed We read in MassaA
that
Wa. By a.S,s,as ow' s..tsl ., an Ilis1"
That was poetic marvel but this political oae woals
De san more nirsculoas For this same Rass'S Tie
srtsL the Cooesus-sites all what a colossal maiitol
what gigantic ieeb,eness she Is wacrever she aas
put forth her great spawning Arms aud legs what
wrciched figure hes she made Look a. her lAscu1
proweses-n Hungary, IN Carcassia Oh. but la uas,
perially-niuch the big bully succeeded in Ma
Edgeworth's tale when he saw two boys sxaaas
and thckns % display his proweSs chosp,y. wssi
in sgsnst the smaller one, but finding himself kaoeket
about ard worsed very unexpectedly he Is fam 10 Ia
sure his and make his glory safe by brhinS the
bottle holder TO tie up the little fellow Such 80
the dazzling brisncy Of the Russian arms in Hungary.
RRied every where, beates repeatedly saer her stu
Enonihs colossal eforts without the prctense Of
serious battle or fortress taken she accepts whak
she had long before barganed orara,ors sarresdcs.
With sll due mock majesty aud self gloT.hcstcn; much
hke that OF Falsa when he receives the sword o Cole
vllo. Such success to Russis may be glory 70 aug
country where Honor honorable it would BE- shame.
Again, then ask-not Of shippers. or sk'merchansA
or loan mongers- who expects morality frosn
money bags but | ask n OF tho American people, %
What ground ere yOu 10 stand sloof from the coainS
contest l. Il because sls,tsh a. 70 hate
Freedom All, no; we love and cherish her; every
body knows aud feels il Are you then dsssArlly -
70 dssyow hef cannot think il TIA, YOU arc eoo
viueed OF her rtghtiul elsns on you. believe. and
only hessech YOU to have the courage OF yOar convc
uons Coneder, when dissrmed bot hgdSpritst NJ
ton is about TO rise for Freedom how mighty mag 30
the efficacy both moral and material 81 even sslum
aid; remember how it helped forward your owa
reimbursement, aud 90 you would be 0ad we're d,ae
by think what done with four hundred towins.
guns. against the Austrian army at Milan Tank %
Palermo snd Bologna and the many other trials between
free enthusiasm and compulsory soliiership how the
fire began with starts and ended with the conasyrstoa
of the strongest despoc ioTtresses Such "a Ae pubic
men-sturdy and wellarnlod and warm hearted. once
landed her coast general revolt must follow. EoS
the result should be very far from despair and the
Austrsns cure, would be quite as far trom cosh-
dence
In the foregoing pages ave dwelt much spon icssS
more than couh with In some respects aud les ,a
Others have bad NJ room for quotations. dato au aor
titles and this should have regretted more but tor Ne
ready standardization of the facts both from their re-
cency and the publicity OF their records. viii now
pass nom the statement too often paina OF dosail -
a conclusion drawn nom higher generalsies am no
Theorst and therefore have nothing 10 say Tor OF
agsnst theory much cOntested-that Of Political
Providence overriding the purposes of Man by me ds-
posal Of God; in such Providence would IAN oeiovs
and thus far at least In all reverence ~
believe that God ha set bounds lo Powers aud Prine
psli.es that wckedpess In hgh places IL watched ~
Him that lie will not leave the wrongs oi lis people
forever unsvenged and 10 crown the climax oil inisay.
that He win not suffer the foul. selfish tressoas, ths
shameless perjuries the bloody outraees OF wretsh
like Louie BouapsIte to be carried out into lasting sue
cess and triumphant consumrnatOn such an example
would be too mschievous too destructive of our hops
for mankind too horrible in short for my belief Bat
Ii would have faith in this Providence we must re-
member that Faith Is not cowsrdly aequiescenco ths1
God vndlcates his ways through human instruments
an therefore when in the rpeness Of tine we hear the
searching qus stiOni "Who will go ON this great mis-
sou :" et answer each man In his calling from the
whole iaith and spirit OF hs soul, Here an Lord.
sens me and thore would be good In that rcsh
ness Tor truly have much % Tor not only In
the and guardianship Of Freedom 10 s now above
al nations mainly II NOT wholly consigned not only ia
the overflow OF welfare but Also grieve ~ say
in the rtalliDgs OF selhshness AMI
shrinking policy, but deseron Of distinctive stand
ard People we are no longer children on the face
Of earth men, and emOng the mightiest II thom
aye the very mightest Of all n only would but W.
lack the main virtue u manhood-the manly conscious
ness of our might and the will 10 make if good We
have instincts indeed, and impulses. but they seem
merely passive. great man, FOR instance, nsod NOT
name him. comes among signal doer and sufferer
Tor the sake Of Freedom we shout for him, We crowd
around him, dolce him. but the osnque,s whish
we welcome him are hardly cold and hearts are
DID, too he 10 for belptO Hungary wa come
- him lor the excitement OF shOw-snd mere show
"A very shabby one too, we make Of t. Il this
new manhood, or our old chidishneesi Tho truth,
ear H. that after all but half hearted IN the cause
hat above all earthly ones, ought 10 chershhst u
reedom. We are workers .dlers TRADERS, jobbsrs
DR. speculators and lastly what should be primarily
Republicans. We are willing enough 10 indulge our
elyes in the luxury, selfish at the best. ~ sent
mental sympathy, but only while have nothing n
pay for IL when a call "a made we begin 20 look
,odly count the cot thank Heaven that we clear
II entsDglDg alliances and conclude 10 proceed
uIher ia this business" Nov wa are all aware that IN
count the Is very nesdful process, only be
men we must make duty subordinate 10 cost bod
cost ~ duty We NUT do duty Al ali costs Bat
yet we fall sadly short o. this discrimination we keep
sur small private interests close before eyes that
the great 6nblc one, the world wide interest Of humanity
l. almost wholly shut out from Above all thin we
want Fsth-Faith IN our Republican caiLng-s Fat
Jump cold IL now IT, be eayened thoroughly, and hse
both nwardy and oatwardly ~ It's right Development
rom the back Of this Faith ffeest uttersnces
but htful ike Fear Us the poet has portrayed her.
"webaek rseol, VI kao~ not shy,
Eyen At the soaad ourselves A45s msis-'
Not does the spin, speak from the heart from
he heaTsTngs, should rather say, Of Patriotsm-baG
here signs read them rightly that thsse atul Ut
eTanees but the preade the rehearsal VI wofther
strain earnest lofty thoroughly sustained But for this
I.to n nj
therefore, and cherish IT, beseech you, old snd young
bur you young Americans especially for 70 you FAITH
the poblest faculty Of nature Vouchssfed In fuller
measure and sth stronger efficacy everywhere Faith
81 ks wonders but no where would she work
derfully than with Us and a shame indeed t we're -
make her strange, for Fsith-remember thz, you VIII
End the reminscence cheering and spbffing 0ne-h
emncptly Republican, In her We have both our strong
~; stay and our guidance our anchor and cur
beacon; she our pue spiritual President, the impe-
ing the sustaining, and above ALL the ennobng pdnci
Die Of our UDl0n; for Who Is 80 low minded among
az 10 STAKE cur nobleness nation our bulk,
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