New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-25
TIE END or RUSSIAN INFLUENCE AT
Jy1SHINGTON.
FIou Tie ErSang Post.


Hitherto Russian has been quite pet Of the
Southern OGgarchy, and Russian influence has oeen
recognized as O sort of fourth estate in our feoeral
Government. When Kossuth came here, it was strong
enough TO turn the back of President Fillmore upon
him. Pending the Crimeen war, il was strong enough
to awaken our Neutrality laws into unesamPeu ac-
tiy!ty, and TO prevent any sympathy or ad Eoh 'A'
country reaching the enemies Of the Gar =,
But as every dog has its day, so the Russian peal
has had his at " Arlington. We have nothing more
to fear of Russian Influence with AM Pro-SaVGryy
Administration. Our readers must not be surprised II
motion is introduced into the Senate before the sts
Car or ths. Baron Stpckl, his diplomatic fePresen-
tative in Washington, has been sen: INTO coventry W
every true.hearted Southerner.'
Do our readers ask Russias ofense, for when SUCH
penalties are impending! She has presume co MU
only to question the wisdom Of the System Oh COM
puEory labor or serfage which has hitheIly
vailed in her empire, but has taken steps 10 aooIn ~
Nay, she has gone further; she has pronounceu IAn
system enniiy against God and aganst SOCIETY,", q
to the nation and barrier TO al inproseA'euI
That we may hot be suspected Of overstating inc
gravity of the insult to our domestic ihsutuAY r
which the Car has been guilty, we hsS'en " ~. ~
before our readers an account, when IsaIheI ~
morning by the Arago, ot very reinatAaoe Honf ..
held at Moscow on the 9th OF January, I'd hono! -
the Emancipation. One hundred and elShty pIisgmu'
were present. Tie first toGst was proposed ny Oh
katof-" The HealA OF tie EmPtror; al,ef -
words from NJ a. V. Sankcytch, VI; PGuoH :; n'-J ~
4.
served, was made little after MI Bucaahah LIZ, is
annual message, lnG little before LIS Lecoh'P'0N
At.yGge: oo
Gentlemen: A new spirit animate- MS; ne" oaa
las ctEEenced. Heaven has allowed Ne % ut n 'e
enough TO witness the second Regeneration oi ~ -;
Gentlemen, We may congratulate orrseNS5, ~ 80
movement is one OF great Importance. W. ~, =, an5
more hke Chrtsags our hearts teal 10fs oo'y, s''
mar I0CA at the I4gtt 81 kedrcH KAN ol'"t.
We have met To day 10 express our dee anu d -
sympathy ior holy and praisewoTth! "o'A' '''u
met CDboW any Acr.OuSE1Ss 70 mar Vu' -, -;
Yes, gentlemen, repeat It, new tplrlI nd
q era hes commenced. One oI our 50 "a o. - =.
tons is IN the ey, OF change. II We eola.u'i ~ ~
E Isst light, may perhaps GduIi lIht = We !, ,
-aIy thu u should have b,cn allowed % pe y ="
fem the wait of better administrative W - ~
and oi the concentration in the hands o! - 81
Of the means whirh have since gwen 4" 49, 80 ~
ve.upHlent ~ the power vi Rn-rlh. "a, go. -
HsBcHtGfll yate.a - th,<tais "lS 'y'' 90. 100
Tie adyauta.e cost an enormous prlc-' ~
0Hf-GhoTcAg u-iL5s-Giut ihe eo"i'l-' 40 - II q
CieV3I -asf rs sh1d1- DrtT Sc ~ a. 80 = r.
per,r las struck u the roots o! tbs ''H' e.
and y,efy-rtypf Rrssir caaaDi r,'f tf''H ~ ''
tl,sI on .Ajs,,cs aAI Jalsc,aof 40 49, 49,
ir.ssr, Lrlc- forth % be fog.d IN NE -"
u, % by hir. who. name tYs-.a p'''h'ai' III 'e
pest AID pride. Tic Emperor las C747" 'N'' gu