New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-24
Undoubtedly. strange vertigo must hsvs tstsn 4

ISs UInSouS,tedy s7.ng: vertigo pust hsvs ss.sa
giant had grown too rapidly to attain in it, dsvejopmsA
the full maturity Of It's powerful organization. Il iet
stihed in its cradle although IL extended over halt
world. Finally President Buchanan the most unfortu-
nate Of all the rulers Of that great nation carried the
exaggeration of the principle Of absorption 70 the vergt
Of insanity In one Of his annual 70 s Amer
principle Of conquest law Of legitimate expansion,
and even indispensable to his country
| So great an error must. however. soon meet with
! powerfuI check Providence, which stimulates the
greatness Of nations but which at tho same time knowg
how to chasse their ofenses reserved IoI nat people,
proud and materislist 10 fault lesson which was "a
cnre it and restore to 1t the primitive form Of liberty
and justice laid down in the splendid Deoa.ssion Of
I6 and afterward consecrated In the iafewea addfem
of Washington. the greatest OF men.
The Rebellion OF the South. placing IN the hands Of
either section Of that vast and fertile country the sword
Ipown in the annals Of humanity. and has made mani
fest 70 the eyes Of the world and to America herself
how much ofev and Of danger there we IN s1as ia.s
precpices chat great people was allowing sseh to bs
,Sis rcrv catastrophe has thrown bright light
pon the tendencies OF that nation showing clearly the
tue character Of its usurpng theories and armed ag'
against people OF different race from 'nose
nnac1s ' ,n illness the Northern States rise up not
in The name of material interest," but Of an idea and
precisely against tie most abominapte nata.a s,eu
i,nas a, Tho sar,e time the southern States, launch
r.n No. most criminal and rssh Rebellion, solely In be-
half OF this selfish interest healthy teaen u he
yents by the laws Of truth and justice An the eyu
n,s.ons ali the eotists all the thrones and al tns
prejudiced have sung hosahis y, IN ts he'd Of
hioad Bat independent America forgetting WIN gen
erous vehemence her former danger ana nei 9'
plants has spontaneou, assumed 'Ie ssssm1sny ieI
Ing for Democracy ana i-i0cit!' ="
brothers of the NORTH 4. .to .x,a character
On the other hand tardy justice 70 the onr race
of the American nternat%ynsi % Pot Wcaica was cap.
,"I T the cnnouerors returned their own country
without any violent urnrpetion out On IsoS ~. nv lie
noyinQ abundantly in gold for territories vniSh 80
r. ief,sible right Of conquest. they possessed; ,L
been seen that the hbu-terns expeditions o. Waes
nuns their nucleus and stimulus In those vely i ~
ties now in rebellion against Liberty and upnela
ronarchical ntrigues. II has heen seen. nn; % n
Le Americans voluntarily renouhceu 'ss ,S,pneJ tter
lions ~ the Lobos Islands, and that thef hv
81 Paraguay was more insistance upon mal "a
tlon Il interaatio:sl respect than oi va" ''@'' '
Cli on her part who had fewer complaints ani 10.
.,rr ar,o,,nt Of gratitude toward SeIth ANsIe.' ~
"a J.s.t,lv nafticipaed in her ulbulations naS 4;
eh Wy 49, trnmpL, and still anxoasly foi'sws IN
al IL Is true that with us all ths VS. hp, n,s
only effect of natural aho St; ~ vraiitu6e
In certain extent the payment oi sept VI 49,
w. hava not forgotten that the North AineiCus =. ~
,h sr.t 20 recognize our independence thai tIs
nment hasened to send dplomanV !, Sh,ch he him.
in tie fir, moments ~ that struggle IN WIZ
". u ,n active uart that another of their cNnehs.
Ucrs Lror rht "a the fst press when gave ,oo -
Y -, orptrx HAT one of ther most inusHSous W
. - -. ',inrs Porter had given Carrera sqllaion 30
y ~ ~ itheya,e Us in ls6 that all their envoy h@'
been the sscere friends of our .hanrh Visionary
e spi,cr II our Federal institutions ~ I.nsss 80 ys %
tt heir diplomatic relations had pecu a. -. 81,
inrd with consideration and courtesy even s'.cs'
N % ,b a. that of lie marriage of Minister Barton
y en ,A.t finally in international claims s.s ne ~
> ,eIe.ied individuals rather than ts oni,sS ,
II err,ren, who insisted upon excessive eAlgenefs
-en,s Of TIC stricest and most sincere
"a prorl happily. therefore, to-day pstSesn sne =.
~ hmericsn n t.ope and the peop.e oi hl anu We
- - Isr ,tiye of that nation among 's Us
ld Nm aop.s H. Ael-oa 10 whose taieLts ahd ZOE |,
personal character tia, Union owes 20 hlsny ,,s
g. ,mrrsrsons only gave expression to ire s'mie H"
a. IL, he transmitted % the Goyerninent oi tLe su
Cd end DEMOCRAT Abraham LiEoon. the earnest wisnes o
- ,fe lAilian natol for the peace Union anu "''
e. oil tir,r Northern brothers. ,,,..,. A..
in tn,'er question mauifcsting the solidarity ei the
e. y,incue Of tie o countries is that one 10 very ia
rtani and vital ior both Ameiicss snoH Tta rne7
* debated by upon the eoA oi .A..o iLo n,i
Vs. s..tes .ra IN tie most perfect unison VI eas rn, %
e meais and @. language upon tie q"%ss % .. m,
IL a-ehv y th the Republic Of Chill ana IN oaeI - a
Il yInt "a ,u,er,tng COINCIDENCE II is gratef1 10 U,
be 70 rvo lie g,cr the representative hs'" u '"
Of rt, Presieat Of the United states" says M Ne.
* sou N one of his notes the Cabinet OF dae.
Aug .l -,J and Published Ia the report u We ,iH
he ter of Foreign Affairs ct the present year
to dout Of The United states while relying npoh tie st
faith Of tie allied Powers. and eonhdent 10 .e'r s'a
lg ccsty n diselimNs any in.sH'.S Ssrnm,nt 70 bs
deemed IL hi, duty express biz opinion 10 tb' tn4
NO ncnarchlcgi Government which could bt ioDbded u
y ~. Ki,o. ~ the presence oi ,irish I's 'n "
TO her ateis and upoa her soil would have any
n oil security or peruAncney. Secondly that the ID, 4
p. bf, of such = monarchy there would pc ehldhr..
lie Throne should be assigned q any I'rson net a. e-
e f,r ,fntv Tint under such circumstances the ne
to,eruuen, H. unless It could ara" ino i's sup
A. port European alliances. Which. featihe pa'k 70 'h
90 .rt lny l,iou would. IL i.ct make II Tie d sLht
- al p.tr,nurrt oicy II armed European nte!Venl On
irr.u. aud practically hostile % tie most general si
tenn # cover nen on the Continent oi An.i.. al1
is would b. the h, .nnng. iGtLcr tLah u. ehu'nS
H. i, also satl.. otory 20 q. that the language e. on
,. Clagtciy ia lei ing 20 tie important noto fom el
have D'de ile l,csdi.s sAl'e' 5 s.,1I ~
s hos unworthy Of IL. Ia rlAkncss ana .'N"'''h ~
,.vs Ia ad.spItoh II NI. tVVugnnl da'h ~. ~
IN Spf II 10 - read tho iulso"ins "oids "h''"
hi' ,he most ,oui icte aceordin'" 81 views ht'"'
e rle undersirned ~. tbe Chiar Minister. he's
received especial charge from The President os e Ee
y p.b... 10 n.anf 10 tae Envoy EAiraoIdin.. and
y Minister Plenirueriiay thai 20 plriell"'S !.
tae accurate judgement OF the President oi lae
is ,ufeA states rctagdlns the .neh.,acy oi iel.--
- Ing iu AeNsco tae Nepaoh. 10y in' h" -,
e of fr,,n Prince" " foreign prince woe' .onOt
n .. r,rd the ad and consrfr. protection oi i"reig1
n, >,,.- which would place hin aa4cr ,ons'a sl'F
I...tin - 'th Nhlt IL NouG ,@A'h u, pa st'kc o
, -, deprive him ~ las tIde u nd"l"hN'Nsf
"a 80. ~, M., - ui! I.t,t 81 tia Analogous at,H
encs, nnd tue ahscius Ci hs'.t''.A. "p..' 80. ~
, which, Ia q great ux,nt. ,''a.i"''' .' f"'t - - 90
e. rei. .,.ii GoN, N,rrsncnts. ~ tn ~ -
n, ,hat lie r,uid succeed In ta"'Ai ~. "'h'soi
pol Tie embrace Of fraternity and rcconciiat'G
two Americas. bo.4cts lu scuoc a,i ana ~ - o. 'r
dr.iu. s therefore given aud 90 ,b!h - due 80 u = J
hnur a, tie ufeaA of these sentiments, lot "un ~ ne
. a.ls 90. - tso.nct. aGt ~ sroutan'.hs "h" t'l,s
j. imnuilat4t.uUs. Nal Heaven ct,iha.y mi"'''' =
solid rifv -. thcs, swing principles, aud ,"s' iLl' a.
s.ile urufc dayt magnificent destiny "' IN, ~ 80
hrmcnn! whosc aone is the '"s' "'''" - ~