The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-28

pendeDce people who threw OIL despotic power,
cheer, strengthen, and confirm such people, BY ac-
knowledging their government; and | will add that
the intelligence We receive in regard to the gallant
ought to be missed and sincerely hope govern
inent may decide. cloud and long continued cheer
ipg)
The following gentlemen were then nominate as
Vice Presidents and Secretaries
vcR PRESIDENTS.
Caleb s. Woodruff, Charles ii Hall,
T.. X Collins, John NJ. Bradhurst
Moses GriDnell, N. b. Blunt
Andrew Mickle, Daniel d Briggs,
George Arcularius, Jacob Bell.
J. Phillips Phoenix, Robert II Morris,
Egbert Benson Simeon Draper,
Campbell r. white, Robert Emmett
Jacob A. westervelt, William Gage,
Peter Cooper, j. j Coddington,
Myndert Van schaiek, James Kelly,
James X. Wood, George III. Franklin,
Thomas O'Cennor, Charles Webb,
William Brady, Joseph Britton,
John Young, General Ayezxsna,
George Law, Max RAIDER
John j. Cisco,
DR.. HoMEn Bosrvrcx named the following persons for
SECRETARIES.
George Wilkes, TT Compton,
Frvd l.. Vultee, T. X. DeForest,
Moses f. Flanagan, David a. Fowler,
Charles Riddle George II. Purssr,
William A Walters, William A. Walker,
J. V Fowler, John Hook,
William Burns, J.B. Phillips
w. s Duke, b. II. Romans,
James Conner, b. O'Conor
Charles NJ. Smonson,
Mr. HESRY ARcuLAkIus then read TIE following
ADDRESS:
FELLOW CITIZENS or New YoRK:-It Is not long since
met here congratulate the people Of France upon
the republic which they erected with much ponp
tho ruins Of q fallen monarchy. Here also met to
mingle our sympathies with the down trodden Ger
bertr No psorle II is trus ooua bs n,b lor
sastc In that holy cause than were for New York
has always bad the honor, the and Justly the
credit for being foremost In the praise Of brave and
generous deeds The citizens Of New York do not con-
fine themselves to one particular people. No. their
sympathy is universal for the oppressed their
strong and their hearts willing As far, however
as France has progressed we ere sorrowfuly inclined
ten the Romans, and blasted for time, the hopes Of
To-day, again, we are called upon, in tho name Of
Justice and humanity to express here the feelings Of
indignant people.
The fiupgariaps are in the neld-they have struck
the blow and hope, blow that will prove fatal to
their oppressors They fight single handedno foreign
suxisres to aid them. The nations Of Europe look,
on but do not move.
The government Of France is anti-republican, and
trtacherous in allowing the battle fought under
the walls Of Rome Her people are right and IS their
time betrayed them, find terrible retrbution in the
future.
The proud and aristocratical government Of ENGLAND
says she cannot constituonay interfere IL prates Of
Intervention yet quietly looks the attempt to
aunihiate the hungarians; while the retormers OF
England insist upon aiding that patriotic people. In
the midst OF this neutrality the llungarans are left to
their own resources. What critical juncture Alas,
devoted Hungary. Forbid, oh, forbid. ye Christian
rations, that Prussia shall into the Of
those two depots and finish the work Of destruction
The happy and prosperous condition Of our favored
extended throughout the world from the fertility Of
her valleys the pacidy Of her lakes, the height Of
mighty acts but from the beauty OF her political
institutions. by the bloody sacrifice Of the patriots
OF revolution whose struggle not king against
King, army against army, or against man; Il was
freedom against tyranny, and for the political equalza
ton q man against the supposed divine right Of
and the world IL familiar with It, Many trying
have occurred since the establishment Of the consttu
-.
been equal to the and ursparipg hand Of time,
proving the wisdom Of its trainers IL has stood "a
pillar a. fire.. brightly burning TO lead to the god
like uimstum-the political and religious freedom Of
mind throughout the world.
Theesson has bs.ntaught By those who had the rays
Of light she'd their brows Of mans ability for self
government the fruits Of which have long since grown
TO seed, aud been so~n broad cast over the earth.
Occasionally has been found the sprout Of freedom
springrg in cold and barren soils, and the sned
heads Of Europe, ignorant II the value Of truly
publican flower have from time to time torn II up By
the roots, and cast Il forth weed OF idle growth.
But the honest minded aud generous hearted yeo-
narry ofthe world have since examined the fragrance
ard beauty f-ay, and the who,csomeness a tne
publican plant nourshed II, snd placed II In their
gardens &c watch Us growth finding IL hot house,
the summers heat; that II wovid thrive the noun
tain top rs In the valley; they fell In love with It's
durability rs With its sweetness; go they manipulated
II to their public grounds, and nos "a far as civza
ton extends have they sworn the altar Of the
living God TO cultivate, for all time to come Gower
but that Of freedoms growth.
tIstely sprsng mp under the bright sky Of France,
snd the sunny fields Of Italy, bidding fair 10 burst
upon the sdniirins gaze Of hoping millions. a. sweet
beautiful, ana vigorous flower az W u found In It's
maturity under the fostering hands OF the people of
the great federal continent II North America. Not
leon has coed himself around IT, and is witherias 10
with the hot pcstferous breath and slime Of dsspot
I'm. time will roll back the cloud that for moment
checks the growth % the republican plant aud the
genial Of freedom will yet shine brightly upon the
toll. worn forms Of the European masses.
while despair vas settling itself upon the brov Of
vi freedom.
from the land sf the Hupgsrans from the East 20 the
west North TO the south The beautiful and silvcry
sound of Ko.suths voice 10 heard calling to arms the
people Of the land, bidding them TO light for their
homes In the name Of God and truth-to shed their
tloods preserve their Independence, and dis lighting
The bloody and p.radious Austrisns ere upon them,
which stsrgcrs belief and sends back our memories to
the Dark osys Of iron despotism.
The gates Of mercy shutno age ser Is spared
their cry IL, murder all who pirate of freedom or
breathe the holy whsperings Of hopes the prattlipg
babe the tender virgin and the man Of
many winters, hare the knife ct their throsts and
dyirg shrek, God and freedom to my ns,vcland and
death to tyranny
A deep runbling IL heard and on come rushing the
Rus,is joining with the bands Of Austrian wolves,
sprsdibg desostion and Devastating the fair fields Of
nngary aud converting them Into one vast ssushter
house for their bloody sscrisccs.
W. turn eur ey es back 10 the partition Of rosn&
ard the nations who committed the unsoly "a N
II the hsnd II uod vas commenting the pot
soned cbslice to their ps. Poland crushed. but
not hopeless a. she. In our revolutionary struggle,
sent koscusko In great emergency nov brings
n BEN to Hungary. In retur, for Injustice to her By
Russia and Austria Our revolution gave Us wash
inxton-hcrs Kossuth. Wayne lives In the person
OF Georgy. and Green in Dcmbinski; whilst denston-
sz.d ireland showing the bravery OF her sons and her
self ~ worthy OF better fate shines out like dis-
q vnd In the light every battlefield In Europe In
Te, Montgomery fought for Americs so In lsw Guyon
bght- tor Hungary.
All hail TO Hungary. All hail 10 the spirit Of indo-
prudence which snsmates her mobiles, veil a. her
pc.sn,ry-lsvelss all assinclops Of rank ssd caste
In the holy cause cf emancipation from tyranny In