The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-09
Address OF the Hungarlans OF New YoA
their COuntrynnen kn Hungary.

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The glory Of Hungary fills the would with sstonish.
ment. Her victories make despots trcmbe, and al
with delight the hearts OF the friends of liberty.
We 700, In the United States Of North America, are
animated with joy nay, with enthusiasts; for be-
isve thst the liberation Of Hungary from the house Of
aPsoush VIII BIZ powerful lever for the Liberation OF
Europe.
The year 1913 inspired us with the finest hopes
Ihisnes princes impeled by necessity yield
eu 10 every tbing But action, with all power,
with all its horrors took the place of
The freedom Of speech and OF the press annihia
edsiege and martial law the fruits of the battles
OF the barricades OF Berlin and Vienna The King OF
Prussia proves traitor to the promises OF March, aud
he turns into iniamy the disgrace OF the Frankfort
Parliament, that resolves to add to the innumerablc
German princes, the glory OF an Emperor. France
elects Presdenta Louis Napoleon whose only
consists in his bearing the of man Since
he interiered in the affairs Of Rome to restore the
Pope to bis former authority he has gained for himself
u name which none Of us envy him. lmbecilc Ferdi-
nand sinks der tho burden Of his under the
auspices OF the boy emperor, Winasshgratz aud Jel
achch enter into the affairs Of March, and perform
horrible deeds, worthy Nero and lilly; while Ra-
detzky demolishes with his hirelngs Itays towns
secure Tor his master the rule ruins.
Everywhere reaction is raising its head The
champions Of German liberty are being murdered,
throw n into dungeons banished Men who he'd
the sword for their sacred rights caed rebels
who are TO be defeated that they may be subjugated
Men the contrary who at the head OF the hrelings
OF despots fight against liberty, called heroes
rewarded by rulers, praised by the Camarils.
Thus the political horizon became gloomier and
glotmier. The rights Of nations tram pied upon,
and The rights of man are derided The young eagle
OF liberty Is paraysed and the old hawks fatten upon
The German nation and the Sclavonic races in
Austria kept down by terrorism, to despair Of
the victory OF their sacred cause, aud men of the
learned professions dream of the imbacility OF the
people. Little Denmark blockadcs tho German sea-
ports, and mooks at German unity. Metternch in
tiigues, and England in whose bosom hunger aud
misery and the most abject vices united with by .
pocritca sectarianism- England, which leaves help
less exes third OF her the Door
miserable Irish instead Of afording them protection
and cccupation-Ensland is an idle spectator to the
misde,ds OF tyrants.
Behold, Windischgratz, to the delight Of a venal
aristocracy raises the black and yellow banner at
da, and koSsuth withdraws to Debreczin.
But behold yet che rubicon has been crossed.
The hearts OF the aroused by the SPIRITED
speeches Of their agtator The fugitive little flock Of
the so called rebels turns into powerful army and,
Ike the OiJ mpian Jupiter, enters kossuth into the
council Of The monarchs.
and victory follows upon victory. Jellachich and
Windischgratz are shanefuily crushed the Austrian
hirerugs are destroyed in bloody battles. Hungary
declares the House OF Hopoburg 10 be unworthy OF the
throne. The Diet unanimously elects Kossuth Pre-
sidept. The victorious army OF Hungary staads be-
fore the gates OF Vienna.
Germany and the Sclavonic races of Austria are
inspired battle by the Hungarians' cries of
victory. Dresden, Leipsic, Breslau, Frankfort and
the countries on the Rhine rise against their oppres-
sors, and the time has again when tho thrones
totter the princes tremble when the princes call
tremblingly aud ereepngy for help from the Russian
Emperor OF the knout ~ put down democracy, that
they may ally fall for ever, in the common sacred
struggle Of the nations
Thus matters stand in Europe and we, in the United
States OF North america assemble in masses rejoicing
to express 10y words and in writing our sympathy 1t
Victories.
We, therefore, resolve as follows
Resoiyed-Ibat We express to the Hungarian nation
our admiration Of their heroic struggles and joy at
their having freed themselves by glorious victories
from 500 years Austrian yoke, to stand among the
nations an independent one.
Resolvcd-lbat We tender Kossuth universal
admiration ycneration and thanks for the reforms
planded by him, before the French revolution OF
February, 1913. and which he has successfully
plished that offer him the for his ha wing
raised the standard Of opposition against the tyrants
OF Austrs that We appreciate his wisdom and states
.har usfar In
ind. pepdence.
kesolv ed-Ihat offer admiration and esteem
to the generals officers and whole valiant army
OF Hungary.
kesolved-That We entertain the firm conviction
that the brave lungaria will not stop their Veto
rious but wii thur victorious for the
Liberation vi the rest Of nations and that they will
not rest until general European social democratic
republic will be attained.
Thus resolved, in the city Of New York the ami
versary Of the Declaration of Independence of the
United States Of North America, by the Americans,
HuDgarians Germans and Frenchlnea u New York.