New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-21
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, JULY 81 1854

of consolation and Of hope III ~ ione stneo -
mountain sir and yet it is a; the foot Of mountain
that was born The word home flashes through my
heart and all that there YET Of Life in that heart ~
the wings Of recollection to thee ny halse 10.
gloomy cburchyard a. thou at enssved Orr perhaps
The spirit OF your own nations history
Gmrer ire through the dream e ihass th'i were
il iris sp that rises before my eyes ana MAKES M.
,sd, dom know; neither will ponder upon II. pa'
so much know that the placid sadness on my uo" ~
nothing offensive to you On no. nSe with
which this air is fraugh-it would appear to me az ne,e
were something eongenia between Scotland ana
lCbee-s fancy as If you more apt TO unders'4'
NV thoughts untold and my feelings unprofaned ~ wora
srkes that your national name SOUNDS nne @ nee
OF nation, which means something more M ~ H.
AGGREGATE of men blown together by whirlwnd OF ois
emf concuerors succeeding and blending eaeh o'-e'
by turn Cheers The name Scot strikes me q 'ne
nation OF that orginalstock, which had Know" &C -
of our ow frame To the underlined my -erious "o'u -
'acter" il would appear TO me as YOU VIZ ,-e NJ
who have not vet learned 10 smile al seeing 'e
that frame fading away beneath the blast OF oa-
tonD BEG your pardon, but il would almost apPe
o. mo that sbould | speak to you about buua anu
Vienna in connection with the fatal word esh.Is
Usation" YOU were apt TO forget me ana my ny
and On home musiny about Edinburgh ana b,H
- II uouN sppear TO that, though since lne
lest n;rrimage of the Stone OF Fate you nave cam
10 glory in the proud name OF britons ana h'to ~
reason 10 glory in it, still your heart has not hnleal
tbro with affection the name OF Scot "oulu ~
near 10 me that YOU Of those Who though hspyi e
prosperous and free, still do not only Hno" o. NM
moro n: home with yOul feel as II were tre"hz SOL
more coDgenal my aspirations, 10 my own
10 nv own gref-l feel as If We had to hear suongeI
echo from the recesses Of your heart should we apPe
Scotsh svmpatlv in the name of Poland aud huhSa!
botted ont from the list Of tie living as nations, a.a
neither happy, nor prosperous nor IRE a. az L;
Of men Bu; let us part with this Each may nave MS
oxn nsnq vet IL such be the case with you, anu you
feel it. YOU want foreigner to tell you yoHr own
tale and if you don feel it, why tell you at an Ne'ni
viii speak to you about evls all our own why shoui9
lido Il Is il 70 rouse you TO compass onae emotol ana
TO make appeals TO your sympathy have hVea 100
long and 100 practical life, cir TO DO VAN ths.
nat1y what Is that sigh that uttes from the Ups OF
tender girl and dies 10 tho whispers oil the Dee@e 10
Die in their individual capacity may Know OF
but when peoples aggregate sentiments yaDisb@s in the
air like the diamond when burnt, and nothing there re-
mains but GIL empty crucbe, surrounded win inc ascs
of gross egotrn. Cheers The time has not YET come
when nations viii from sympathy That may be done
when the world shall know OF one Christian nation on earth
Until now know OF Christian men and women but
know Of 10 Christian nation, because know OF none
which in ts national policy, ever has acted upon the
Christian command" Do unto Others thou w0udst
others do unto thee. Cheers. Why do tell you all
this eentemen Is it because am particularly anxious
TO make YOU perfectly understand the position IN which
desire TO appear before you and because desire you to
Judge my words from point OF view the most dspasson
ate free from all the gltterng sta OF passing emotions
desire YOU 10 understand that am perfectly aware OF
the fact that Great Britain State will do nothing out
Of sympathy for Poland or Hungary that Great Britain
as resumed by its Government knows OF no sym
OT,
leanngs are rather for the dynasiles than for the
nations. | know that Great Britain, as STATE
never vet stirred finger for the sake OF national free
dom abroad. know that Great Britain, as State, does
not care Bit about seeing our nation oppressed and
that whatever be sueIings Great Britain Gs State
will not throw straw of help to cling at it, even If we
were evidently drowning forever provided Great Britain
be not forced TO by its own interest," nay go 80 lar as 10
be perfectly convinced that even III that case, Great
Britain State, will be extremely anxious 10 provide
BY other means for its own interest possible and
E,f n
10 employ those which would benefit any oppressed naon
and derange the security of the oppressOs much Is
Great Britain State, prone TO look but 10 dynasses
and governments and 10 disregard the concerns of nG-
tons believe ! AM right in this estimation OF Great
Brians policy, because il the light OF truth in history
which brought thut estimation home to my mind but be
right or be wrong such Is my conviction; ] hrm. be-
eye that considerations of national egotis are the only
power which may bring Great Britain to our side-but
that without that imperious argument The oppressed
nations earth have nothing TO nope nothing 10 expect
from Great Britain sympathes. Penetrated as | am by
this conviction desire explicitly 10 state that in the mat
ter we have 10 treat discard emphaticay any appeals TO
sNupsthv; desire the arguments tod at Sheffield and
Noting ham and may tell bere, 10 be judged exclusively
from British interest. Iii Great Britain which is at war
yours is the yours the ssue your blood our money
your sacrifices stake your victory your defeat
renbng in the balance therefore IL II the necessity OF
your honor OF your interest TO consider with dspas-
sionae but with comprehensive prudence what are the
best adapted 10 make effective in its issue
successful III IFS operations requiring the least OF your
blood the least of your money, and shortening the durr
tiOn but tremendous sacrifices which the
war ncts upon your commerce. your industry upon the
earnings of your working classes and upon your
daily bread and meat. Cheers Never in my life have
Teen honor conscience strongly convinced any
tncthan of ihs that shall Grea. Britain attain the aim
upon which it poesses 10 be bent in this war II must dis
card the false and rrnous alliance with Austria il must
cur 10 tie Polish and Hungarian naonalities else it
will itself sahed in its proposed aim, and viii find all
its sacrifices unavaihng ana vain. strong in my conviction
like the ancient martyrs have been in their iah Ievengo
far o Great Brain with ell its pride with all ts
land and Hungary in this than the future Of your poor
dOwncdden ekered natonaies stands IN need OF Great
Britain prott citing patronage. Great Britain and Louis
Napoieons nconsiderate policy may make suffer
months longer years vet, true as there
God above all before the eternal DEGREES of whom
have 10 PROSTATE ourselves ia alteration, even 80
say have a future with without Great Britain IN
spe OF Great Britain. against Great Britain II i must be-
vet our future sure. But Great Briain-inay be
vet powerful-may it have for allies whomever il
likes TO Choose-treat Britain cannot prosper IN this
without the assistance of the Polish and Hgn-ar
iionaes With this conviction penetrating every Pulss
ton of my heart. lcok win serene tranquility 10 the
future. Whatever Great Britain may do shall net At
all disappolnt should | my augury UNDECIDED by
YOUR Go, eminent. Since Casrsndras times such has
been the tale OF truth ore;od The vetares of
sborghted expediency though iorewrncd dragged the
fatal horse OF misohievous npolcy within the walls of
Trey and the grass growing where Troy proudly stood
ana other Cassandas and spoke again in vain but
the memorable logic OF rolled and nations had
to eroan where governments have -inned Nation. have
gToan where gov ernments sin that Is sad word.
clearly before thai mistakes IL yOu- nation
al policy mus, bring immense mischief aud dreadful ,acri-
tces upon the people OF Great Britain; al the
time prolOngiDg and increasing the suffering. and
difficulties Of our nations oppressed on the con-
tinent. though future remains. notwithstanding
sure: 1t IL therefore, tina; would gladly contribute
much spread light upon the situation enveoped
darkness by preiGdices aud foul reasonngs in order
hat the people of Great Britain ALWAYS prone 20 DO the
right nigh throw the weight Of is sound common sense
IL the balances 0: its national policy. However am in
extremely embarrassing situation, SIR. The III
which Grea; Britain engaged having direct bearing
Upon the future snd the condition Of my country.
certainly think have the indspntable ght to raise