Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-29

sseha1s, an Aiasoiis resolution. 1. IL Of
| iiihs eass NJ powerful aftit'les, appearing
i,ss ,'iiff'anelily III tie leHdig journals. u
| l~r',sal III wtiel, fpftfes slie pfutid ronvii.
lion ,lA, iiir.. Is n, Ists.t ~ ,,iiiBli Intellect.
tsl neuinen i. tie Anetitah press as III
lta American Senate. There we're por.
.ions Of Mr. Cass' n, rh which we did
| Arpfpec, nnd whiel, we omitted to ,ran.fsr
to u'if epI,hnus Tie Mercury, demo.
tfntie jo,irnal, titus treats sona of iiis t,us,.
| siGus | -#s F4ls.
Gen, es.. IN the orpbiho n ii's .rstei,'
| tights iipvn the ',nntitsA J,siiuy" doc.
ifitie. Md. Interpreting /, into III a.sen
,ion ttat ,i,. Uuiied State. ARE i,a,,Bti 10
Iseep paee wttii The general tf',gfas< Of tie
/ wuriil. rtM II t,,he t,af, IN II. Aftats HI n
dpnfpe rfs,a,fll',lied to ihrI, sfoWtl, niii
fosssf, aists 10 II his appft,val, and atfirrns
that Il wHs il, that split only That, last
year. he offered In The 5enp,e II resolution
fspniiaing " MI differentiation t,a,ie III tiie
Law oi ii,e na'lons ,y ilie nHnrpfaf VI Rhs
ain. sfFisiaa At the very rnot NJ ua ioiin
freed n nu,I Independence I'his "in'er.
,pla,ipn' by cshr NIfloIa. wa. nta,ip l,y
inssf''nr a strong army into Hungary,
whereby The EVIL Waf@ ol the Aus,rinn
Empire wrfe brought ~ sii enpi, and, Af,rf
some tnl.,il,anee, Gov. X .su,h'' was
sent 10 .rth l,is fofltine II, Yanhsf.on.
Aud the " latiounl freedom niiA iiiir,eii.
q nes" which he sfftseh ri lie f,,ti Of, wAs
tl,at ~ II ",ntp,i" wttirl, llns i,sver. .iilts
our exisirntp, l,Heh anything but ,,a't d
Tie Austrian Empire, and with which we
nryer had nny oilief l'pIlital frIniiun- Than
such n- sprung frin Hsiitiihe diplomatic
shy To ssr II Us revolutionary government
Whs worthy ot open no,ir.. tn Il natural
history of u,a,,. tie Huugafisns might b..
tnIIrl n natlon hut eihology |. tp, r,li.
sis., nlid las no pAcs IN tie taw Of iiatio,t..
| Gen. Cass claim. that his resolution
ws. simply ptii,in preies. nani,tsi the
said " ittefpolntip,i,' aud that h. neither
nsnni il ne a wafiikr demonstration, nor
had il si,y tendency 10 i,repd wsf, htd ye.
II was rejee' ed from tear of ronspqaamss.
| lie nainfains thar there wAs ITO danvsf,
n,id tiin' lie was not tie ieHa nffnid-~re.
nludInz ,ls little nj" Bully B,.oul.' when
his a4s's Il, Ill ltad put 10 f,xit all his com.
| ,mnibn. shd ln fnlIs 10 sinQing. IN .iDw
| thai they lI.sti mol unFsd Him But Gen.
Ca.s f,rgris tliat st an .sf'irf day he I,ad
,iiaae n ,ttovsneilt .o suspend diploma'it
rslHsions, with Austria, on n..cotIiit of bet
improper rond.'rt toward. Hungary, antl
That there followed HE fanpaft rafser oi
uraior K1ssi,tit. who took mp mnn.y nlIsl
i.-ned lt',id-, fbf ,l,.. pnrpos.. ns llr ayow.
Ell. of ii1l,,nlng tp Enfo,,s with the IRE.
of insi,fec,ion--@.Iiat Europe 10 wlii'fi We
were bound l,y many iienties, aud ny sls
va=i Interests of peaceful commerce. Il
was in,possi le NOS 10 ,;an,iect AL ,i,sse
niovs,neua together mud even surprising
tin. tue pr,H,sr,l Repatriation Of tie ~, ii
| Ru$sin was ~, niht.eit III itseF ~ Gen.
Cnas niaiHiains, II eonl1 oitIy ie constr tsd
~ Ia ronneAioi, ~ piers Ut hostile inter.
medIinu with the aiIairs Jf ,,iler tmtions.
Bn II wn. not ituocflit In itself, ina..
mitch nv II H..v,ssd ~ he fnr 1T the law of
| natl ~. wl,a. no ntiih,.i, from lhs lofmafion
| of the wbftl, err admitted M suelt, and
| what Gen. Case. IN nl ti,e r,,si OF hi.
sIereli, l,a. s,frnu,,ti-ly denied. and .errl
| fully .pnrr,l. II 10 irne that In passing
| from this topic 10 the Others, he passed NJ,
.uegium un tie f.xibiity OF the iaw ol
| nntisns ; by winch liz niay pos4ihy ,rieaB
| ti,a, ,,r code rends from lpf, 10 right In
Europe, al,d ffor. fixli. 10 lrii III America !;
but We NJ. far from changing l,is witt,
| ,ins, and nrs bound TO conclude tlia. ie
Ina ratt,er fallen tito great csnlasion Of
idsaa
Tile fart II. that while the civil war in
the Austrian Empifr rr,nalned, all Europe
was In constant peril Of n aet..rsl ctuigul.
sn,,, !; that the kin.dor of Pnai,d. Al In.
portant pnr, Of tie lt,,--ian Enpir.. my
like vast griefiny Of eon,lari,lnss aiouu.
i le ot this confli2miua; abd ilia:, ljeyond
vii questlnn.. Il Intimately concerned The
pyaee snd cunni.nial prosperity mud 20
i,ra' security Of Ra-'ia, to pat M ynI 10
lhis war. II !. idls 70 ntiswer il,at the
Rns.ian Government il syranny, and
that the Hutil1fiHna wer atfenptii. 10
sfsc, Rep,l,fls. Tue @ ,vrrn,neni Of
X us-ia il sncl, ~ the na,,oi p eases, and
il las The same risht 10 project itself frp,n
4 dangerous dls.rganizaf,ot Of cumefmin.
oas r.gion4, ,t,at any other Governtnpn,
l,as. The law VI nati 'gs r.cs,2n,Ass the
same rights 10 all torin@ Of governments.
Finally. Ru4si, caad only recognize
Hungary ~ Il part ~ The Austrian Empire,
and. puf ~ fs:isoin,!,.e rantion. h,r.is,fe airy
inierfereHce with tIt1 wsf TIL site va.
called upon by Au-tsia, iu the name nf
treaty stipnlaiion< bvtweeu them, TO aid
IN r-r'oring peace 10 her all.
Ii the American relations of tlie United
Sta'p-, we maintain precisely lie deciriGs
acted rIfn i,y tie Entsror Of Rn~sis. aihl
tiDne il more uiltiring. !" IN season and omt
~ season, iii ass+rrin. IL, Than Grn cass J
What il the whole Mpuroe aoctrlnr, la,
the assertion on ll,s Par Of the Uniesl
SiHfes. nf tlts right and The Determination,
10 intervene fss tie purpose of pferefvmg
the political Statutes OF fis liasions Of this
continent. and Of preventing them from
filling in.o a condition deem d dangprou<
10 ol,r peace and wsIfure We give ii in- |
deed peculiar ldIsa-eoiogy; lass AK ten
Ca<s, ~ any other man, 10 rsp,und the
principle n The Monroe declaration, aMl
he will a*y thai II Il merely The assertion Of
the right nf the United 5txfrs 10 intervene
FIR tile psotscfi1a 0f her own peace, pn,-.
t~fify aud interests. And Gem Cas-. viii |
tell IL rl,af n nation. ustit.f ih-sr Cir, 81
stal,cps. lnts-t iihl.e i0r itself" THE uai-
,s.l Stafer arr neither lspnssH ~ take sIse
e,,t:aifyfr s,f Car Nitu,tvs sf,,f Czst N;s.i,f,