The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-06

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the Atlantic Ever since became . nation. European
power on this continent has been sscsdinG day BY day
Il mast continue to rscsJe. The Statesmen Of Europe
who SEEK to press it forward hxht against the stars ia
| their courscs." t .e.
1905 The Kosta Anair.
In relation to the OF Kosts. aud TO the Austrian
manifesto on The subject The Boston Post has the follow
ing judieous observations The circusr OF the Austrian
government we give 10 another column We may prob
ably take occasion hereafter 10 commsni upon H. The
remarks Of the Post in relation TO it made. our read
will perceive. upon the teegraphc sister snt Of hs
contents. They will repay attentive perusal: 81
AUSTRIAN AND AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP 4
The last n'sg ence from Austria is that shs has sd
dressed circular To all tho European governments tho
OBJECT that tho American action II SnyIns il tho Ar,
step towards tho realization OF tho Monroe doctrine
When the despo'ic memorandum IL received its con
tents will he precisely known. On this side tho
Atlantic The Interpretation 10 somewhat different With
us, this Monroe doctrine relates Txhs thai boopr 10
US as nation. There are . her Ights which pertain
TO American citizenship, 10 each In his individual ca
p,cty, at home aud abroad and these the d
rns s that Amerca nation sovercxn. and each CHI.
zen Is Of these sovsTeiRns President Pierce sosmsly
declared ~ 70 American citizens In his Inaugural thar be-
would to il that ~s rude hand Of po,o iyra~niea
vnio~ laid him sih fpS~ify" thar this individual
Unjust realize that upon every sea- every SOIL where
our enterprso may rightly seek the protection Gag
American cizenship is an invosb's panopy FIR the
CURLY Of American rights" Aud these words me, with
an enthusiastic from the Anne rican people. Our
representatives abroad pondccd them, nd in 4 Mai,
whec "the rude hand OF power aud Of yranniesl
Austrian passion was laid upon who had claim on
protection, gallant commander has put tho Presidents
words In scoh ia the first assertion aud realisation o
sound. glorious American primo pe. In no department
ofcur government rcorm action Ike this more need.
cd 10 high time that American citizens should feel
enjoy on every and asd the full Of Ane
can power. Frt, So. .
This assertion has boon made n ease OF Marin Kos.
Z. He Hungarian esp.nn who fought 20 brsvely for
the Independence OF his country draw upon his dsvo
I'd head the consequences of "yra passon ATE,
the unsuc cessnl struggle he became exile in
Tarkey While here, Austria dom aided that tho Sultan
should give him up 70 or v.nkesnce Tbs insolent
mand to violate The lAwsof hospitality noby rejected
Austria next demanded his bansnent from Asia Minor
N,w, what have here The au,ocratIo prime p,s i,
that Of perpetual all gsnce but in this csse Austria by
wnlen'less act severed the allegiance KoGa owed her,
what claim bad Austria on him then Thus was hs
driven from bis native country aud from the land bis
refuge subsequently, koUa came this county and in
New York court NE DEcLARED 70 sscons
CITIZEN or rHE UsrrxD SrArss and took the usual pare
OF such Intention according 70 law With ,hsse In his poo
session. he subsequently, returned 10 Aria Minor Accord
ing to Turkish be here received passports both
rom the minister and from the oon.ut a,
smyrna and resided these pscrs Thus he had sbou,
n'm mencsrpspes i Is not pretshded either tAst he
was employed IN an ilestmats pursuit, that hs had
committed crime. volsed Turkish laws the fore be
was under double pfo,ecor thar Of law.
as TO neutral territory. and laws Hospitality OF hs Sal
ans dom inioDs and had 4 rsht 10 claim the Inv o.d,
psnopy Of the American hax.
Such being his political and the svsn.
ing Of June g. he sitting in the marine in smyrna
taking bis coiIes, band OF fifteen Tusia In ,hs sepoy
mont and under The Immediate direction OF The Assuisu
consu' rushed on him. threw him lasso dragged
him frat into tho and board OF an Ausu,.n
brig o'-wsr, and there placed him In chains Il 10 no, NJ.
coay, for our present p7spose, detail The stances
thaf .A- fin~ A.
Tor the release Of k,sa and action OF the Amercsn
cousn Fortunately alter theses proceedings Captain In
xrAhAm, with an American man oEwar, appeared In the
nabof, lie acted with admirable discretion. He 6ra
ko-'a Befofe proceeding to extrcmies he ibs i'd
vice Of the consul aud the minister aud hey oil
that II was case where tho kidnapped captain rightly
could claim the projection Of the American dag II
accordingly promised to HIM The demand psompy
made; and there was that single American captain ard
crew ready for action amidst enemies sustaining tbs homo,
OF our hsg Ko,ta relested, and rsscssd from the
rude hand Of power"
The opinion The Standardization vii ns, in the re-.
dilute action OF representatives 10 warranted by
snage Of the inaugural and tho wsik Of bs
cabinet As between this coua'ry and Apria tho whok
question will urn the right Of the individual set
his country To the clear ineiec, OF Thomas JsHeson
~e believe indebted for early. II
hest asscrcu OF the sound American doctrine q tbs e
Of erps'riaons and though s doctrine that which
dooms the individual to perpssus allegiance. may nov b
orthodox among the suoos'tc Of Europsst
by partssns IN this county, and may been de-
oafed from American judicial trbunsls yet never
acknowledged in any diplomatic action by govern
ncnt This Is what Daniel Webster declared BocansUs
Il never will be thus acknowledged Bur, on he contsT
the doctrine which regards FREQ Axent hsvinsa
right " select his country tho only this suble
worthy Of this naon IL lhis prime pie that Apef
ca rared On this priacipls the ooouise peopcd ihes
shores And when Goal Bsiaa, rsvoIuousg
sru xgle, put forth Tho claim Of prpstusi allegiance
bo,dca and most fsrsseing minLs thA bslsv
all temporary questions aud half way arxa nsa and
tended hal ny ms laws Of AID sss God
had the right 70 change his COUNTY, cxpasss hins~b
aud 70 under what laws he would live rnts doctrine
viii be found In Js6essoa's summary OF The kixhu u
British Ameftcs printed IN fTTt aud shsn pssnsssed
he boldest tract OF the times And the ssvsssr
Impressions ssaaa Great Baain assassA Ia tho dee
arsion Of Independence fsa,s the sasssax soa sot
jet The Kux had, 1t Is stated. obstfuctsd sngrAoa
and he hSd med tbs ,aisas on the hh
to tsafsrus sssinst her COUNTY 20 b<oms
TONER oi 'hsu friends and brshssn Fos This he wAsG
rs'sned. And the principle bv vhish THE "Chns,sn
King lnsiihcl this outfags disownsd. Tue ams
pnaps sxsss usiay. Austes. the ca y ol Kossa I'll
probably ssssr the odd dogma, .onos subject ai~As
suhject Ame<tca holds this be and Ar
"'n sngse-ianaed. or Austria aud tee su,oofAc worI
its bsct, will never obtain It's recognition lssn
But there Is another View take II this AuNSan eut
rage kosia In neuvai port Aa,sria ~ o~r
act had disowhed him. while his passports psossssd hw
doricled la ths Turkish doninoas; AMI ia vioIsho
Of al acknowledged public law. violation of me nxn
Of hospitality patcaI manner, while Kossa hsd nee
papers, he dragged OF 10 c,'aiLs This oar
70 that any Nigh, vsress rhs osay bar sseh
des nd upon Ansra by for instances England II kr'
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