The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-03
aeorse N. Sanders on Red Republication In
Europe and Black Republicans Ia Amc-
rica-Paerce and Reeder, Cuba, Kossuth,
hoil,n and the Cincinnati Convention, all
% THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New YORK, August Is, 1856

NEW YORK, August Is, 1855.
Inc battle oil the kngs and arstocrats Ia being
ought at sebasopol In which civilization, commercial
freedom and republican liberty have but adjourned
interest There could not have selected . better
pot toexpose to America the limit Of the power Of all
ne monarchies engaged and to Of the little we
pave to fear from any all of them combined. And
Cars and Emperors have it in their to make
ardemons of their subjects it is good for the world
That the Hell of battle" should devour them-thst
The Russian hordes who threw themselves upon
he citizen soldiers Of Hungary, and the fratri
pdal hends who murdered their own compatrots,
women, children and old men in the streets Of
Paris and throughout all France should be engaged in
bne mighty massacre of each other. By the time the
bloodhound million shall have been slaughtered the
ed republican representatives throughout Europe will
have matured action. The telegraphic lightning that
breaks Europe the otherthrow of Louis Napoleon viii
tart the revolution at Vienna Berlin Naples Rome and
Madrid In view Of the vibrations that already notify us
the rousing of that great levathan which thrones
IRE settle people-- is well to look to the opinions of
he active managers Of the well organized Red Re-
publican movement in Europe in matters affecting our
pwn interests OF one great point happily GER
tain; any change will do no barm--rnost of the ex-
sting governments oEurope being internally hostile.
This country had malignant foe than the
Dutch Frenchman, Louis Napoleon. And the English
the apprehension Of revolutionary action in Europe
10 use ito machinery to foment sectional agi-
taton in this country. 'To set the Yankees by the
30 AZ to keep their thoughts and sympathes away
from the European people favorite stratagem of the
British Cabinet.
The uniform courtesy that has been shown by the He
RAID to sch articles have from time to time desired
TO bring before the American and European public leads
me to the belief that you win not be unwilling SEQ the
gallant and long enduring representatives of rcd re-
pubcanism ia the light in which have II in my power
to present them.
The noble but too poetic mercy of the sreds" of 49,
has shown how little deserving they of the epthet
"red' In the sense In which 1t intended by their
enemies; though they have since deAanty retained it,
a. we haughty called ourselves 'rebes" in "red'
struggle with the lion of Great Britain "Our flag il
red say they with the blood of patriot martyrs
1t is the handkerchief which has wiped the bloody sweat
from their tortured brows."
The red republicans of Europe although opposed to
slavery under their jurisdiction and not the advo
Gates of il anywhere nevertheless not intervening
aboitionist Of the black republican American school
red republican in America DESTROYS of American
sympathy and national support Of European republican
m, must Of necessity be wholly national Neither the
North, the SOUTH the East the West fractional
" advance those interests, mighty in their present and
future bearing upon the world. The whole great Union
must move forward in the harmonious action of all it,
members under dvinely balanced constitution. An
Irish, German, French, Italian, Hungarian Polish
American, in becoming abotonist rcnounces every
species Of aid from the federal government towards the
liberty of his therand. For II is not possible that
America can turn to the sympathetic and active consd
GRAFTON of European interests long the agitation of
the negro question aspect threatening to
her own Internal quiet red republican to decide that
this county can do nothing towards the liberation Of Eu
rope until the abolition ofsavery be contaminated gives
rs exclusive home occupation for century to Or
anything more sudden should by dread frenzy be
precipatcd upon us shall find ourselves the vor
tex Of civil war, out Of which only disor
ganized fragments poweress for good to ourselves
others Either way, America would be lost to Europe
atty to The delight Of all the enemies of republican
liberty.
II is only necessary to quote largely from the republ
to show them thoroughly Jefersonian and State
rights in their views American questions select
few paragraphs from Kossuths speech at Harrisburg de-
uvered after his arrival in America -
hope to God that the people Of this glorious land is
great and happy home. hope TO God, that whatever
tongue they speak they are, and will ever be
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their adopted homes greatness and continued existence
Should the citizens of the United States to be
Americana and become again AngloS&xon, Irish, Ger
man. Spanish Italian, Danish, Swedish French America
would TO be what it il now-feedom elevated
al the people Of the United States win never become
anything but Americans and even its youngest adopted
know here no South, no North no East, no wes--no-
thing but the whole country, the common nationality Of
feedom-in word, America.
This declaration Of principles met asit entitled to-
generous response from the national men Of the
country.
Now, not only should every red republican take this
pn dview of of mrs ard
the California Kansas and Nebraska acts final settle
ment OF the perplexng negro questionable should
every Of For it Is by its continued agitation
that threeouths Of the fools in Office North and South
The test with the democracy is only TO be Sound"
and with the black republicans not to be dough
hce," and not whether man has brains and in
tcgrity big blockhcad gets the Southern dele
CATION and because he y true to the South the negro
sne ne q u s the ss ~
ruined unless she susains her faithful representatives
And thus he is sustained although his rival may be Of
the same party equally as sound and have five times the
ability And on the other hand it was only necessary
Tor the muddes dolt in the last Congress TO vote against
Kansas to ensure II reelection, at least the sup
port OF powerful Northern party So, also, this
miserable administration expects the South 10 for
give its abandonment Of Cuba and generously renew
its lease FOR four years because II administers the Fug
tive Slave law.
If anything we're required TO show Inc madness and
folly OF federal government interference in the local
Affairs Of Territory, have had 1t well nigh ,ragcay
exhibited in Kansas Governor Rccder encouraged and
sustained all power AM OF the federal
government with the additional aid OF the Northern Emil
grafton Societies succeeded under the gase o friendship
and impartiay towards the South in obtaining very
moderate results for free sois Open defiant parsan.
ship the psrt OF the federal authorities under Chase
President and Black Douglass Governor 81 Kansa
would have obtained much less The Northern Aid So
cetes could not have asked better assistance than the
masked cooperation Of Pierce and Reeisr. Yet the
trchke discretion, which marks the diplomacy OF this
administration betrayed the scheme. New England die.
tation and federal ntermeddlng caused Pierce aud
Rcedcr TO be absolutely kicked out OF the Territory
We al n Southern President
vernon, and antagonstc collision 70 rouse bitter
sectional spirit Of defiance among the settlers II IL doubt
full II Kansas would not have been free State Men Of
cool observation know that popular sovereignty will
sert itseif against all official foreign ntermeddlng
The natural inclination OF the proud Western pioneer Il
to resist every attempt force him. the
of going exactly opposite TO his first intention. Abo
lonsts themselves compare the calm spirit In which
ancpation contemplated Ia Virginia. the grand
mother of Mssour-beore II became religious politics
teach negroes that their duty 70 rob and
der their masers-with the irritable disposition that
the South and Sou b. wet thia