The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-20

d. he called upon carry the saving doctrine that
..rtb II T. we'll then, that orator. and po
ticisp snd poleucs' gladiator; IL Is well hat have
no other claim on you than simply advocate Of il
berry Thus pronouncs te night for d. mocrGt
freedom your recognition Of the OF Ireland
legitimate branch OF That sacred is the
pbstic the unm takes BILE the pure aud
simple, the encouraging to crushed and strug-
Cling liberty all the world But limo aso that the
ne prsss Of Europe will further .seuse Am-r
csrs Of breach OF international comfy In thur matter
Of he pespees that should reign in the intercourse be-
tween well bred powers Already Austria feels dasutsd
the rudepess Of American commander ia carrying
of the poor HungA KosEa out Of the talon of her
two headed yultnre Great Britain must sssuredy fse
hurt that her political enemies whom she has tried to
and felons should bs oomfortea and abeed in thsr
felony by America Oh rude republicans where
Jour mannersf Is this your coruityf Do you think
thing OF putting an afront upona coDs uoD al liberal
government, from which yonr own government Is re
ceved assurances OF friendly relatons9 International
cultivate that brarch of good manners perceive that
the Secretary OF State at Washington in his last note
the Austrian Minister, actuAied certainly by the incest
frnse OF diplomatic courtesy has taken TO warn all
eovenursfs and sedious propag that the United
ststes will in nowise sanction protect them if they
gage in fraudulsnt bng the inter
pn quiet Of ol er nations and he further declares that
tie United States will do as mu h ss any of the
European powers to promote tranquility" In all
tbs there seems to NE, ! confess, more of comfy
towards the fceptred ccnsprstors OF Europe, and
less OF generosity towards their exiled victims,
than shoald have thought BETTING in the manifesto of
American minister. Now, have TO say this
bieet Of international comfy The phrase tans
fshehood Nations have othing TO do with 1t. Inter
mcnarchical comfy would be It's right exam
pie OF two viii suffice to show Louis Napoleon, you
member ordered the wandering Magyar not to sst the
sole Of his weary foot upon French soil and he
ger too, board American ship. This you might
think, Was disccurtesy. God bless you! IL true po
Observation-Disclosures not in ieeo to the homeless exile
not to the ration whose flag waved HIM At polite
ness to the Kaiser Of Austria it dslicats attention
the Gar OF all the Russian The Gar himself also 1,
NY it IL true he could log the ladies' OF the Polish
" MT or the bare back, but you only him at
in L. ndon, with his friend, her Gracious Majesty it
wouk do you good to wi mess the peace and love that
reign amongst these crowned brethren and sisters
Great Britain, however, is certainly the most accom-
pshed master in this species of politeness. You
member that after the late Italian struggle certain
her worn refugees, with price upon II cir heads,
made their way to Malta and asked permission TO and
but the British governor sternly waved them oGths
RuDs Of the fortress showed their grinnng muzzlss.
tale 10 gnas and buy victuas is all very we said
the Governor but you cannot stop here: and they
passed on to Barbary Morocco or-Hssven knows
where Strange to say the repused refugee saw no po
lteFess in this reception. Yet true nterna sona
Gently 1t was act, do you, of the sweetest
and most chvarous oourtesytowards the royal aer OF
Naples and the imperial executioDers of Vienna That
was ths most exquisite poll eness, too, whc, impaea
the British ministers to place the foreign sid -ns in
from the Austrian Court IL true courtesy that made
them send constables few months az o. to break open
Kossuth's korse and search for and correspon-
dence. Above ALL 1t effort of the refined
banity that stealing Of the Italian letters in the English
post office copying them for the of the King Of Ma
pies and ressalne and forwarding them, as nothing
had hs peped whereby the hobsat hearts in italy
betrayed to their destruction have observed that an
citing this s1ecrabe case the Baudsa against
the English government calling it isolated aud unique
case ard transaction condemned hy Parliament press
and public the writer had taken the tronb!s to look
the Par amsnary Reports, he would haveBeen that
it was not On solated but merely detected and
clearly exposed example Of the settled system of British
post Office espiops ge he would have that there
hardly distinguished statesman of Britain, these
amongst them the truly liberal Lord Morpsth-his
present title forget He would have that Parlia
ment did not disapprovs the practice, but distinctly sp
proved and sanctioned it. by throw Ing out with large
orites. revolution condemua,ory of the would have
seen that detective caves dropping still the law sni the
practice and, finally he would have known that the
liberal Lord John RUSSELL in voting against all inquiry
into the practice and s Interference with it, could only
regret cite bia w0rds) that the practice could
not be go eectun before the had been
made of its existence which would act kind of
ing Mr.. Secretary Marcy says that the United States
government will do as much as any OF the Euro
pesn nations to maintain tranquility. And he show his
good feerg and courtesy towards the croweed heads
termipg their fugitive enemies sdventurers and sedous
propagandists would that could know whether this
secretary does truly herein repre- ent the sentiment Of
the nation Has America indeed deep interest In
the ranqu y Of Ireland, and Hungary and Gar many,
under Il eir several Emperors and Kings and Grand
Dukes Is those Emper Kipgs and G and Dukes them
selves? Ard If America has mind to engage in this
detectives to watch houses, ard to dog
motionss 'America will Go IS much %
VIM your postmaster General forgive me for
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