Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-06
Prom he Richmond Times
SYMPATHY FOR THE UUNGARIANS
GREAT MASS MEETING IN NEAX NDRk


The Now York papers OF Wednesday, ntnncd VIOLA
mlnoue accounts al the great sympathy Meeting in fl.
YaI OF the Hungarian struggle Tor lndopondence which
Was hold IN that city Monday evening last. Tho os-
senbage was of the ages, that IN the PARK
on any occaslpn add numbered at least 20 600 poopo
FIX Mayor llayemcyor waa mado President Of the
meeting and no less than hnty four Vice Presidents were
appointed letter from Gov. Fish read. expressing
Ills hearty sympahy with tho objects of The meeting.
well as his reel at not being abo attend in prrson
An Address prepared by the committee appointed Ion the
purpose Of giving expression 10 the vewso the meeting
WIS read. The views presented in 1t are thus summed
up by the Baltimore American
II commenced with eulnfium upon tho people Of w
York Tor the sympathy with thu suffering aud oppressed
every whore; expressed despair of Tho republcansm
France aud declared her government 10 be- ami republic
can lamonled thai the powers Of Europe looked cudy
IN The contest "aglng IN llnngary referred 10 own
revolutionary Struggles traeei Tho progress ot reeIom
denounced the President of France ~ "pasonuus vipor
who had coilej himself around The republican plant with
ering II with the hot peslerona breath Of Shiny despo-
lsui and after dwelling the present nsprc Of Euro
pean allua, with special reference Hungary oloed by
declaring thai Here from the heart Of our proud and pop
nlons city, mnst send mp Voices aud lily call
upon all who love freedom, IN the full aud holy nccpa
lion OF the tcrm Join in loud accllm that may
Income world wide known that The people 81 the UNtreu
STATES or AMEBicA RECOGNIZE THE llunGARiANs Al
.fnEE AND lsprrgEnENT PEorLE AMONG TIM NATIONS
ruE EARTH
With The address were also submitted the following
resolutions
Resolved, That the form If government which PEG.
pie may choose never has been aud should be mat
Ter of question by ohcr nations but tho principles, the
base OF That government may nj all times be questioned
and discussed Nay m1re the nations Of tho world have
tight to Interfere and proven, tyranny in any iorm.
Ifne the policy Of the world Is peace, but peace may be
bang at too deara pTlce and they, who endayo TO vn
drao their rights, worthy of all honor. whether that
yindcaon como in the thunder tones Of elagnence Or in
the force III the cleaning sabre on the battlefield
In the foil belief fthe foregoing scnmenlsho people
Of the city Of New York. in public meeting assembled
hereby declare aud proclaim sympathes with the pa
lrolc lnngarans who have devoted Their lives an for
tunes and sacred honor 20 the Of their country
pansl the tyranny Of Austria the hand. and against
the imperial ambition Of HE CIR Of Russia he other;
aud We say 10 kossnih, BEN, Dembnski, 6argey and
6uyon. as well ms all Their compatols, God speed y0u
Resolved, That what lom Of government the IIunga-
Rams may adopt, IN The event Of separation from Aus
tina ii is not object present divine or suggest
In the meantime let their liberties and nationality be pre-
served, and satisfied, So far indeed, they have
shown devotion 10 FREQ Institutions The Hungarian
Dict has already abolished the privileges Of nobIIiy freed
the sers invested actual cuvalors of The soil with free
hold rights proclaimed The freedom Of the press and of
ligous belief placed all citizens equal basis before
the laws, and created representative form Of govern
nent Their attachment therefore. TO liberal principles
as well as their unexamped patriotism, their undaunied
bravery, for the independence Of their country demand
at hands all the assistance which free and happy
country can render TO so deserving nation.
r. solved, That nation in modern lines has present
cd stronger claims 10 the admiration Of the civilized world
than the people Of Hungary, whom greet in the lan-
gnage Of our beloved Warrington to The French Ambas-
adur presenting the colos OF Republican France
after her first roroulion 1--WE reoice whesoever, in
any country nation unfold the banner of freedom
10 call your nation brave, were but pfaise:-
wonderful people, ages come shall read with asonsh
ment the History Of your exploits"
Resolved, That having made and eslahlisheda decla-
aon of human rights without precedent in the annals OF
the world reilce IN every demonstration in behalf OF
freedom, and that cur sympahes raised oday in Ia
Of Il nation Of heroic descent and heroic action.
Resolved, That tender TO the patriots of Hungary
our heartfelt congratulations their in resisting
the encrachmsnls Of Tyranny. and confidence that
the right will prevail and Hungary be elevated the p1
silion If one Of the first nations Of Europe.
Resolved. That in the opinion Of this meeting, il is
held as he baunden duty Of The Cabinet al Washington
mnedale recognize the lInugayians free and in
dependent nation. aud instruct representatives in
Europe without delay.
Three stands constructed. at which prncrcdngs
were Conducted in the English German French and al
ian lsuguages. The central stand being devoted To the
proceedings in English from il the meeting addressed
IN eloquent terms b, several gentlemen MI. Raymond. t
Of the Courier and Enquirer delivered address from bis