New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-23

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"A tho ,cec Of events There is the finger Of
sho Almighty in H. Turkey alono-'ho aeknowiedgmcn,
W hue 10 her pcr-pcuy and good ,utsoy nom. do
a. nd NAT ruth both 90 Poland and 80 to Hun
cary, A hong a. the sublime Porte was ' free TO Toll
lew ia owl ,mpulse there never has been constitutional
aud ntAusifan movement III i"nsry "h'e" inc arss
Iuk,, ar,ows the maintenance OF the Polish nation
shy hai w the partition Of Poland there scarcely
Was ono treat, concluded between Turkey and Russia
Whereby The Turks did not stpua'c Tor me independents
AZ IN, Polish nation Look 10 the third article of the
treaty Of fncs 10 tho first article of the ti treaty Of
Ccnstau,oplc IN i7is To The twelfth article of the Gee
and treaty of Consaniinopc Of 1870, aud You will see
rla care Turkey took 10 have II stipulated that the Car
never should appropriate to himself anything OF tho
lolh territory, in any way interfere with 'he af
fsmr and government Of the Polish nation, but unite
with Turkey for maintaining the rights and independence
OF that Republic. Cheers. That is memorable fact
gentlemen worthy 10 be remembered iust now when you
have yet choice in fixing upon for the present
Hear hcarl Had this policy always been acted
upon consstonty and rccprocaly Russia w9li, never
have grown dangerous 10 the world nor would turkey
have been in danger now, and Europe together with IT,
Unfortunately, both Pollard and Turkey depar'ed once
from that wise policy. Poland at the time when the
Turks supporting of the national movements OF nun
gary advanced far TO bcege Vienna IN 1888 then
il Sohic.ki the gallant hing OF Poland VINO saved
IN. dynasty of Austria in that Wa 10 the memory
If that woul day On that very day the late OF roland
scaled and the basis laid for zee decay OF turkey and
for the growing ascendancy OF Russia Had Sobeski
tbop TAX, the Hungarians and the Turks for allies
instead of ayng himself with Austria, Poland would be
>suo living fIee and independent and Hungary also
vonld lie free aud BOTH opinion, would be Christian
not than probably more, because speak these
words now upon calm refecuonthe crescent has always
moved more Christian respects Christian liberation and
freedom of conscience than the cross in the hands of GER
tain dynssics loud cheers who call themselves Chris
sus but whose religion is not the gospel bu, despotism
Cheers However Sobiesk resoriinS TO the unnatural
alliance with Austria against Hungary and Turkey, then
deprived Turkey OF the strength necessary TO make eifec
tive her oIciiude for the independence of Poland As
the house of Austria whose history but record
of lice and broken oaihs and violent ngraude, II re-
warded Poland by assisting in the crime OF the partition
Turkey also did once depart rom that wise poiicy
1t was in our own late struggle in 1919 Then 1t not
ony did not support 1t did not even MAINTAIN tue
neutrality OF its territory II rather allowed the territory
Of The Turkish provinces TO be usurod ana the means oi
transport aud provisions 10 be made subservlent 10 Rus
aggression. And look scarcely five years have passed
since and for that fault Turkey has now TO atone by
su pre me struggle Of life and death. You may see by
these facts What il is 10 make unnatural alliances and
what il is neglect natural allies Yet as no fault III
politics escape punishment, England itself u
obliged 10 share in the retrbuton because in ls45 Eng
land also had liz share in the fault 1t be not more than
fault as you VII presently see nI eI lar G ortv
Iuikey-he did trampe upon its independence In word
he did everything which his having repeated now again
has aroused alas late your ndignaOn-into war;
Nay nd did more, he carried war against the very
Turkish Territory, and yet the English Government adj
vised Turkey then not 10 20 ocaly-those are the very
words-not to 90 into any hostile collision with Ms stronger
neehbors for the maintenance of IFS neutrality lCheers
Oh have the wise and the best of Turkish patriots
tear their hoary boards in despair and weep bitter tears
over the fatal necessity of having had 10 yield 70 this adj
vice 81 England. Cheers Had that advice not been
given You would have been spared oil the dangers and
Of the present war for on that very day that that
advice was given the present was born And yet Eng
land did not stop that step OF unfortunate I'M
policy. When the Czgro Russia had accomplished hs am
bilious crime armed difference in Hungary he did by
not only advancing gigantic step in his ambitious ca
reor :upremy Europe, but especially prepared his
present blow by usurplng Turkish Territory You reinc-
Der in what manner the English Government; met thar
tremendous blow. 1t declared solcmny, officially that
her Uaesys Government did not consider The occasion
one that would have called for any formal expression OF
the opinion of Great Britain on the subject. Why the
mperou necessity of the present war shows that not for
any sympathy Hungary but in the interest of England
il would have been duty Of England prevent that
dangerous encroaCbmolt by arms. Loud cheers In
stead of that they had opinion to express On the SUBJ
jcct Why, in my humble opinion, that was maniies;
oncouIagcnen-it was letter u npuhy granted 70 lhe
Gar for encroachng upon the liberty and independence
of Europe But gentieen you are now Eomuer nH
IN. xpeced the affected socude OF England for what
it now calls the independence of nations Why ne had
done all these things before He had done worse things
without having met the opposition OF Engand-nay, hav.
ing further the encouraging assurance that England had
no opinion to express on the subject And yet gentlemen
the DANGER and the present with IT, could have been
prevented without any sacrifice on your part AT an early
gland TO appy for The mediation England England had
hut uea thus Austria I'VE desire you to settle cqui
"tabietems your quarrel with Hungary we cannot allow
tle neutrality of the Turkish territory to be violated and
Ia provinces be usurped by Russia the question
wonld have been settled at Austria could not have
helped Yielding and We who were certainly amooes' ana
pea, oe would have been then well contented win
keeping our laws such they And had even a
prtcedt for my application for the mediation of England
England had already, similar application from Hun
gary in revolution negotiated peace between my nation
and Austria Ii was in III. aud Englands honor
pledued in guaranty OF The rights and constitution OF
Hungary That has been done in mere domestic srug-
gle Guns in lSis according 10 the statement OF Lord
Palmesion had The character Of the import aud the
proportions Of an important European transaction. And
Still 10 You remtmember what was the answer OF Eng
lands Gov eminent 10 my Application Tor me meaton OF
Ii gland III our time of need. Inc answer was, Her
"MeiestVs Government .can receive communication
"rospecng Hungary only by the diplomatic organ of his
Imperial Majesty the Emperor of Ausira, At the court
Cries of Shame. Thus has been treated by England
dat hungary in whose battles the freedom ri the world,
vour own peace and position up 10 to-day, had been at
stake lCheersl And mark still that progress When
J. chief magistrate of Hungary applied to England for
mediation presented opportunity 10 your Government
10 spare YOU the inevitable dangers of the coming war
ia ak your monev-dii ask your blood Not shl-
re: not a drup-onlv wori-lloud cheers one word,
which without the sacrifice OF one shilling and without
the shedding of English drop of blood, would have
spared Won the present Cheers That word was
,ffsed We were sent insultngly TO the doors of the
Austrian Minister II certainly signal compliment.
hut Won have pay for II IN your blood III torrents,
aud YOUR money in inDumerabe ,lhous The storm has
a. me home Ia Yourselves and il hangs Ike black cloud
over Westminster Hall ard Downing iCheers.l
Now would ask you gentlemen. shall II be recorded IN
history that il has been the hereditary Ioiicy OF Eng and
shere in Tho guilt OF Austrian doSpoilsu WIN these
wa, ~ fact on history before your eyes, VAL you
~ the false policy Of counting Austria-tlai Aus
ira ,h already has been so msctrvous, and the a.
liar Of which, be 80 vicors or vanluishe could be bit
M n Ia yoli Only please t. consider now inns hsceNols
uo,y eul ART tie ACTIVITY sgand scourse already
al he me Ut moment II .sei, was truth striking
he ord any doub, andisl at .h Is the ruth that eX'
cent Finland II only in Poiaiu and BY P"iand that Rus
Nia Is Nuiieralo bomhasdng o-ess' ,'gas'olo'. sron
stoda Rnssian prizes, bufning tie hussan przes,
bum IL, RUSSIAN acot, yOa can et II them; nay burn
81 Ie,crshar Itself MAJ he nj Vor noisy, good 700
Tor rcv-rsrcs. but merely palliative nolMn; OF per