New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31
CEASE. RUDE BOREAs,

since Waterloo
CEASE, RUDE BOREAs.
Mr.. soIoy BoRLASD certainly comes from land
ofbores Life is short but Borland is lOng-sO long
tistwe cannot swallow him diplomatically speaking.
He " as lately dispatched Minister Plenipotenary to
Central America and made the presentation Of his
dentas the occasion Of delivering the longest discourse
that the windy annals OF Aatuent diplomacy show.
We agree that there was for going out Of the
curt patitudes Of diplomatic talk but deliver US from
q sreech that if we should print it-which we have
thought Of doing woud occupy the best part Of page
in The TRIBUNE. Something on such occasions ought
TO be taken for granted, but Mr. Borand began With
political philosophy, and that doubtful article. and
after an elaborate abstract exordum, he got into
Geography Witlout the use Of the globes and the his
tory of the United States wthOu. cuts and then he let
the Ncarspuans into the secret tia. annexation has
beengrarbed on TO our national backs that the greater
the area Of freedom with tie coored cornerstone OF
slavery, the more selisacricing is fllibustersm and
tie hieLer the beauty Of the Democratic body dressed
in negro cloth.
Mr Borland opened his democratic harangue by
deicately informing tie President of Nicaragua that
~ 10 tLst time nothing but a mere Charge had been
sent there but now that live Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister PenpOtentiary having come, the Gov
e1ument Of the United States had shown its perfect
esteem for Nicaragua and the value Of such mission
We opine that q Charge with brains in the necessary
quantity would have done tie job quite as well as
Ieuirotentary without
IN the lie of q nation. Of a man. says Mr.. Bor-
oud there is period of infancy, Of Adolescence, Of
maturity and Of decline" This Is solemn natural
truth applicable TO every thing, from the sun 10
suunower. from Orion to an oyster and mankind as
init is subject To the law OF Development and
decay But nation is not necessarily subjec.
TO such law the measure or philosophy Of political
history considered Ii it composed Of one single
man OF a parallel length to Mr. Borands discourse,
then without the mercy Heaven it would never
to an end But the nation need not die, unless pux
to death BY the Gushing doctrine of Roman annexation,
it is erroneous and illogical to draw any parallel be-
tween it and the individual in this particular.
student of political economy will find out that the
decay OF any nation has grown out OF one single cause
war and its attendant degradation OF the human race,
down 10 widespread slavery. The prophetic political
observer viii perceive IN tie preservation Of peace
creed and code Of Aunantes extnguishing patriotism
Of the exclusive and aggressive antique model. For
example. il We keep az peace few years longer the
Executive work al Washington viii be reduced 70 that
Of tho Home Secretary. lnd.ydaalism viii dispcn-s
viii al those Governmental functions which constitute
whatMr Botland considerable nation The latter how
ever 80 far from being dead because il has not
single orcrshadOwing great will be composed Of
men all great Lat truly self g0yerned-guding their
own Vesfels, Hrng .ne" own guns inc" O"N
Ie''ers' coming '"'4 own "'o"' 'D' ma
ag'ng uler o"" "Da'' Ioi ''o" 'u1'
nalVh as lIs Is 10 ".' al. Doi''H1 '''