The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-24

hAsss CORRESPONDENCE WHILE AcrvG AZ ANuRraAS
AGENT DURING sGAIaAs WAR
M MASON (deln OF Va offered luton calling
for correspondence by Duoley Mann while employed
as the diplomatic eget Of the United States the
G'rEAnic Confederation, Hungary, and Sutherland
TUX BURNING OF SEw CITY NALL pRovmos rox
TfIR UNITED COURTS So
Mr. FSH {vbigl OF N T. introc need q bill autborisng
the Secretary OF the Interior to provide suitable build
ines for the United States courts Offices city
O. New York and making all process r~tur able the
old bu ing reurpAbs to ouch new one - may bs pro
vded He explained the ecs,sity Of the bill and 1t
PASSED
rKoPoers PRIVATE NIL pAY
Mr. BADGER (whigl ofN G, offered = resolution, which
Was iad 'hst durng the remainder Of the
Friday Of eAch week shAl oe csvotd 70 private bills
TIE orTsAcEs AGArNsr ras rRss Susclo-ms rosn,s-ov
rcIAL PAPERS CALLED roK- srnscHM nsAss. oAA,
MASON AND orHKRs
Mr. CAss (dsm } Of Msa offered the following rssou.
Resolved That Nh. Presis.to the United s.ses DO n.
deem compatible with the public interest," = copy Of any
m enc .hch nay ts-. take. p.s. . the Gov
state 49,. ...,--,-,.,
la mis- county for some time, who It supposed hid
bsen charged by ha governn,eut With some special
mis- zion TO Ihe Uai.sd States This was pro
e-edsg IN Europe The resolution intended
tain ~hA, that mishion He had read Ia the papers
a. he snppoied other Senators had accounts OF
In Nes York Bstiuoro and other places rpn ths per
OF this esvoy stranger Such proceedings vonh
be was assured be countsDAncs by An ecAn having
sny regard tor els country his gov~rnment Ths xea
teinsD private citizen, entitled 20 the respect
and protection which the laws secured To every
ine toto this ana Il he here n diplomatic cnAr
sctsr then the character OF the alton
ms protection from insult and outrage. Il dsersbs
that the fact OF his being heie upon some mission to
this government should be known. Ii the exist
ing Laws for the protection OF forsisn rspreeen ~
bves were inefficient, to fall short OF thia
purpose then Congress ought iesisats upon the sxs
Jsct He bad sde inc ures to this ge1tlsroAa
ard had received assurances that his public and pvsss
character stood high in hs country and among those
Who knew him He knew the fact that previous to hi,
having been mt here the Papa government had called
upon the American Representative At Rome ie iring
tnow mission the Urited States would be voraSy
eeved BY the American people and ment That
representative bad rspsd that would afford the people
aud government of this country eat satisfaction Il
msp wss concerned In the proceedings ut Bologn when
Batf put to death He hAd that matter
with that matter than he (Mr Css) had The Austans
had taken possession OF Bologna and bad military
authority overthro~ing all other authority aud under
their power Bassi was executed hsy call IT, but
dered he would consider 1t They seized B.ss tried
and executed linn while the hourgass telling sxty
minutes This by Austrian military authority
and in It this gsnsmas took no part. These outraess
and violations cf Law tended prevent the sprsad
republican in. .dtutioDs They would be seized upo.
by the enemies Of popular Institutions and hsraldea
from England to Siberia evidences Of the inability of
republican governments TO pratec. li's liberty or
rested upon faithful cbes of ths lava OF
tae land, and al such outbreAks and yio.
then referred TO the accounts in he morning papers
atvs 20 the violence displayed at New rk and At Bsu
more where three balls we're hrsd into the Catholic
Archbt hops Windows, under impression that thus
gentleman vas In the IT the time He expressed
Is entire mnaton Of all such proceedings.
hr Mason said Ia had hear with great satisfaction
the s.ptinsnu juet uttered by the dishrsusaed and
venerable Senator from Michigan Rtners any thing
'be American people were jus ly proud OF it that
their government Law aud dstin suish
20 frcm 81 other sovefnn snts; And IL Ibsrs
duty cf american ciizsn towards his govern
hpher 'hna any othsr. IL ~ that the aSs OF
tb.t ao,srnnsn. DOT outraged AID v,oAtsd h
g~t-d I" by the reports that this gentle he
sho be ma, aso ben net ia an part OF tn,s country
by viSsLce htd oEt,ts- Dlspac-s aud lnsnit n
n' hirg OF tie u~n himself, his st,@n IN tbis
country II IL VA b're as be guest ~ he ration h@
eptteo 10 the prort elton OF ths patio, every rhs
II he were here private citizen though he protec
ten oi the neral vrrpment couk nor extend 10 him
yet the expression the OF The ennsut OF
eeer tsiives OF the States might edsSt
IL tes'Eaipipg the tarbalent II hs he's
tbs sues, OF the patton. ts vas here ~ foreigner
this nation not jet ready TO excAim = did
tie Ronsns ~ old, ..You are allen s-emy."
II be accused OF crime, and he Est Shs
senator express his opinion of his iapoeenas a. Va no
sporsbI. tbi- pstop 70, out 10 govern
VI ere that czius- COMMITTED
Hr BrTH, tdem OF =. o., ssii that be trisei
to hear OF the reported 20 have bsso committed
In various pisces upon this gen While be deeply
regretted their occurrence he was glad that he ooud
roy here In his place In the American Senate that they
committed by Ns~ irresponsible persons,
and NOT ssnoton-d either by hs American people nor
by the popular will such proceedings vAri
not sp With all iA~. but In direct conflict With the
spd Pro e.tArts He ined most heartily with Senators
In declaring the disgust he entertained for such eIhbi
ti.n ss Gao taken piaos ~ New York, Baltimore, and
Cincnn I'll
Mr DAWSON (wbig) Of Ga said he bad heard Of thsss
outrsses but copld not ascertain their He did
not what the character Of this parsonage he
natural hi spitsi,y he'd been stabbed The naoHal cha
rscer bad been put under foot by those participating
there outrgss end he regretted be obliged add
that po,hips rad been cone no effort mads BY an
thoiss In the localities where II took pace TO punish
the onencsrs. No punished Tor such acts
,E 4kA 81 zlnaa
se~med to bsve b~ea paralyz.e. Has II ooms to
this. that th3 liberty OF ran has become great
down oil eIisipg laws during their pleasure
The Of ali his that the constitution Ind laws
OF the country enforced BY ths local
and II ccpseqseLcs the AmsricAn n1ts and character OF
this eovsrnmspt to be tarnished by conduct.
Thss will 70 forth to the world evidences OF the
character of heAuericas people 1t vas, however.
ost to charge upon Of the native pee
pie of this l&ad They tho works of foreign infu
tDoe gathered upon our snore- And it was doubtless
from considerations Of not oesirng u offend this foreign
influence TO catch its sets political that these
procs.dipaa detn entail character Of the nation
soWeo pAss punished. Yrom Cincinnati round
to Baltimore no AusrcAn bfoifta, ut god character,
rad aiken any part o these outases It assault
upou American bospslit, UPON American laW-by for
eis influence which felt That there wiag to
punish 1t This gentleman might hAve pssd through the
State OF Georgia without being mosstd attacked or
sry bad been attempted ,h-pspe and authorities there
would have risen one man and crushed 1t
Mr. BADGnR-You may say the ,Au'e for the whole
SouthsrY states.
the result of encouraging al kinds Of rm TO
wild AND unchecked vhicn had sons In certain
localities uut they produced insnrr-etons riots aud ali
scr's Of political srd SOCIAL disorders rDess thags
would go until the people Themselves Of the very
localities where they occurred would 70 eiters And
put them down. No further Legislation nsedsd The
laws BOW IN exbteuoe sutHc1snt. Tbs remedy
was with TIE people, who ought TO 80 those laws
executed Tho great iDsenvs 10 thsse scts Of Outrage
Vas the dspositi n manifested BY those ~ho Sd aid
srcss ths Laws TO carry sh thAa and tas good
viii OF this foreign inhuspoe. This Why m attempt
vps mase 20 rut thsm down. He eouh not look
ths rscurrene. o. tnss. tbirgs with sncSrs regret
Mr.. IouGLss (d~m OF H., said that h. regretted
that the senstor had ~ I'd tbese tbogs you'd
urred n. Georgia. He did not believe they MD
WITH tbs oapsept the d-srs the federation OF the
people OF aay Sssts In the Uaion. There was right
minded American etsen Who would sAy that these ont
RACES wsre Neulated 70 dAgraos the ooanry While
these thing have osoared n particular localities, and
the dsgace Of them would rest particularly upon such
places, yet the whole country In manner would share
N that diseraes. Thsy had occurred In the great
west whore the people were loyal 70 the CoastUo ion
they ~srs TN any ether Pseton They had occurred 10
other States, ewes within few miles OF tbs O. pol
Why, thsn, sbosh tAs Senator say thsy voald would