New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-22

he ssn-p,c~ Of Dennsisss s-n snd tbo..rs. 81 is
s..ng ss.oris-s 90 ions ise ally snd fss ~ Hlr g
r.nos.1,y o. stsch .ke hss be-s On s.iiy e.r-sra
Hseired Thsfs perusr-ut COMMITTEE ea h-nssrsu ~
fairs corre.pous~nc- r~lsfnx .h~rrto 's sfFriec
~ho .hs sdoPs .ach reassrrs a. nsi - - = .-ari
% farther cary oui he Oh -ci u tts NEE "a 1 as
he esgse q ne iucsp~nieuce sd fr-ecor ~ hinssl
srd hat 20 foo~fts r.ned ciTcrs Constitute si ser
niitee Va ko.. Snosdep, j. rsse. W furef
- SIN ~ ss.'is' ,ss ,seo.ns JL A hs.'s,
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Es.sr-s Teas cory q these proceedings. rrop-r, r.
sro..-.. - .snei " te- ose~r. - n. r~~ang 81
'rNr,1 rrd. ihru0sh re frvcy - hlrx.f. ro~ q 30
C'y o. Nesfors 70 ne s'''rng "oFein-"ri 4" ne
s.'asss rs.,. copy q sse-e Trossl.s. se 'r,. 40
- % the President ihrolgh Re >-cresiy NJ >se A.
Wsshiustor. ~ ~ orc-rs ~ ms u'rerrg
The resolution. being sioyici " foS>yi. from
ne f.fn Committee II af'ecn, lloA KOS.
>>o~ns> cnsirm.n1 appointed % Invoke AZ I'd
sympathy frcm the people Of fennsy.vsniA 10 ~
c-u-e oi he Republic 4 Hungary re.i ne fa0 sirs
Address % The meeting IL ~ss received si.h rrfcst
81 cheers. snd ~as then unanimously accepted
AnpRgss 70 fHs Fsofig ~ Fs>>sYtNsNN
FslLcW Cfriys>s ~ fs>>sstsa>fs. brave people.
euy.ronea via PeIl.. sre tgeuns ne ose. oi Levy
excited he admiration Il ne world rher
appsi et the confeder.r yfsnis ~ho .s.ai t1ru ttry
steamer brings q. mel gerce ~ .ous new deed OF itl
done. ~ .oue Imposing sdvsnisse ~cu in ne lsue 4
fTeccom. Sat ~hir lrsrts s~eil NiA iNf a. 20
.airts ~ h4nssnn victory W urn'.c -. II. 49, :.
ne .pee'ace Il pespoue in.efsenu"n' Wa -'-'s ~
si.d warriors rtg-sied In ~ wOfs u blood, - 'fA
sasd ~ p.ofni.r. u rsP,oe snd .pe. We IN ..o.
,-.oice TO see them now -amiaset ~ 10 hsnnef' u
We behold too hat ~ happy snd i~t u. hope. Fn'v
d-rsl co Incidence, ne h~sirf upon ~hcn ne frr'snt
cou-st, 10 be decided. . The sane aPcn sheh eena,r.
- Snnsasniii Won some " POI, uooe'i 'r.'fr. h.t
ia~ banners q Hungsy f0s sone. While ne olr cross
9l russ. united To Ne crimson 'isnfNd 81 ,n,'
ing. OF God upon hca only - suclsssial
by ne pry.rsnon Of mar We have r-crnty 40 -
from European ss.e frsne- hs, betrayed leroc
Rome into he arms q ,seeric,. Nrsnny While her own
ndignsn held m subtraction by shs.i sctigfy
Prussia has sguk bscs refsyrsd BY dissstrus event. IN
other cusrter, into the AIRS 81 me mgnafeif n-iin
Genoa has fslrn-Ancous has suceunhed- iriu"ni o
,hrra,eued with new horrors and thoush hsoic venice
holds ogt braveiy sssinst the butcher kdrrAf PM ~
fssnessess Of the Cspsthsn Mosn'Nns ny ne '1ei''"
The Rive rhei.s ,ud on the broad and usscl psrf
Trsn.ylvsai- the followers Of LcVs kosstfH ne ff.lr
..-s sssn.t The united forces snd The ccunu...i
vengeance ~ powerful and air GIFTED Dssrousn
Suchis the position Of he cause " hehsf OF which w.
avose the AID q the people u f-unsy,sns o. 10
Old Thueeu Co.ouies There Is peculiar ploprl-is In
such demonstration. because ther-is y~ctar similarity
between the Maya Revolution snd our own Toe same
patience In suaefns NE same forbrNsnce under uasr
aud the same confidence Va ue.cherou. kus hss bsen
manifested on The psri oNndep-udent Hungary ls gfre
ded our own strrgge sssirst rngsnt Toe Nunss 81
hsp'pufs has miisisd and improved upon brush r.,
PIE on THIS continent II has been equally irraehrfDus ali
me ues ~ ftaAtude ana " sinir~d Hungary, hsr be
ongins thirteen colonies has fought The baite. Of ifo
monarch that oppressed her
On more sh-n on, memorable occasion. Maya vs'or
saved ne crown from Passing INTO other hands Bal se
Niral responded 10 he fesfF
anl uheohpspns peoplr ny iepea"d injuries and rev
nsuifs seeking 20 ohersie al Of ~
dependence BY taxing them enormously sna eo dsnyrs
10 them ne ght ot representation, secured ihfuuA
nNswnii1n Constitution, sni hnsiy 90 comlie ne 90 d.
Tx pha.el has excited smoug he rude poiulsa1a q
>erva ard Croaua rebellion that Tor umH lei d. Dc
most frehuul and bloody 'rsus-ouy para eled boy ~
nsurrecuon in.ugsled ~ Crest Bu among fhe lefce
ssesse- of our widerne-ses before aud tunU.
seven years war sgsnst that naughty po~er
But n We trace TINS singular fr.-mb snee tetsrca me
Ms.ysr revolution aud own how much lac h. i.ai-
and heroes Of 70 the champions of Nunt
dependence. fh-re 10 no NssHiScfos to cheer srf 1
.pre the struggling masses. there 10 kossVfH. ~nHe
tme IL already extensive a. the world whose oreNfy
hss all the fervor OF Hsssy, The hodn-.- ~ r.Asff.
aud The originality OF FIsHss ANss sud whose powers
Of endurance remind constantly " the .e~pe.. chef
hat led our armies a. Princeton, and suffered Win hem
A. Valley Forge How easy 10 trace In The warrior Ht~.
he ceieny and vgoT u = W,Y~E-in the young olFers
ie partisan soldier M.RIo>-in DsNrSss he resoufccs
est for liberty. and 10 IN more lhan mario fni
American vsof represented IN tho legions Of huueap
str ~ side " IN he heroes ~ Poland
How righteous then, for Pennsyvania - pour onf htt
hearty blessings upon such cause NV meet ihfi nom
proc aimed. should call upon fellow ciff rns -
ne stale to respond with Us "a the cry Zoe surrH mat
comes from the armies 20 which has been committed te
YORK Of rescuiug The Old World from the 'nnfs tho np.
pressOf shall We be 80. prompt than tns ani ehsl
ne Republic always the hrst a. encourage suusgius
people, ta IN that duty which The hefOfmefs m Lunl0n
have been prompt TO ASSERT
The committee whom intm.ied the duty ~ ~.
prsug The people Of Pennsy vsnis IN aid II THE
nent have doubted that their spp.s vii b.
ID eagerly We do not Pfopo'" ar expression ~ h"iow
l~n he any other expected ceremonial Hungs5 mot
he Ireland Of Ausns. for God hos saved her if"u no
f-mus which Ia thai Stand ~s we're ne hfsi h. eIufe
IN ~. wise Providence Ne has clothed h"f psi's ~h
i,ual hsfvessl and popusied them viiA b@pfy 500
essential. ~- may Al least sid M securing toe rcpg luuo
Of he' Independence by our Genera GOV -nm"nt
s"d uneouniel Df mluiuns ~ foinniecis N"n" nlp-i
her f--, encourage her armies and Oh her people ~h
may be don. niy and promptly Why should Il is o..
sYefl Oar history and our -sper"ne" abound win pre-
emily may be done We were be hfsi io srfm I'D 10
proclaim the Independence Of Ffsnce while che
1uudsd Win me emss-rie. OF monarchy, -u1 ~hen shs
We me fret % hall the Independence = Tesas es
A. peace IN h-f mortal enemy We we're ~ hf.' -
haii te young ib-rie. VI ne sou american h-puh -,
while others stood BY hosnle Ind Te~rf Mhy .h1ui
se Psnss IN Eying 20 iiuns.fy he bensh ~ these pow
~riul pfecedrni. Do ~e fear Tho emily - Au.fi-.
sho-- hatcher. mo bead u her srniis. hfeaeu 1ssih
IN lis most horrible fo'ms apon all who are even ..-
pecsd VI hePabhcsnisml Are 80 sfrci-a BY ih"
spp-a 0f thsi oh-r d@spot Who invoss. God io avos
hn 70 he bloody doing. Hungary B. clearly better.
s8e IA. entitled herself 10 our support ~ bravery
battle and roo ges In council ri which hi.iory M.
u.h few parallel. Let Pennsylvania. then .pssk ont a.
DENLY and emphsncsly In bsr behalf and TIE ssa. vii
crediisbl~ ourselves &c Il will 10 fortunate hs
c.a,e " Freedom 10 ths distant s.isr upon which n.
Dsntansd ~ great and glorious psopis.
The ~ lO~n. resolution, then submitted BY Deofss
Connell, ~ss unanimously adopted
h>sa.sd, Thai .. Americans, ~- have lsafd ~iih pro
found sorrow ne f,l u he Roman R~pu1Ae natoa
stricken down Wills defending their own foru ., Owen
shch Tho unvsrsntsbls Interference snd Infamous con
duct of hs Frsreb Fn~r exces IN The bosom 0i evsfy
friend VI ne Rights ~ Man, 90 deeply .ynpsbIts
~in he heroic Roman People ~hoss r-csuts. ant s,us
ale nst he overs hsmus forces II sei despy4sns
OriOu- proof - heir devotion 20 liberty s1d nat
hey slnnenly worthy " freedom and u Tree insiia-
ions
The meeting was then addressed BY Rorghr TYLgs.
k.q In speech VI sufpsssns eioqusnce snd boldncss
He illusions H. the Intervention II kgsss In the A.
i.irs Of Hungary. and his demand ihst our Govern
nen SHOULD At its deesston Of hsi step,
,nd dssociae ltseli from oil ntfcoufse With The
sins Of Austria received with electric sppIause
General HfsAs WALssfDog ~ se~ f0rk. an Old md
sterling isvorite next introduced and delivered
IT bis most Inspiring speeches. heard 9th great
attention and greeted with much spplsuse Hoo WI
LIAM d kELLzr then spoke with HE usual poser -
WILLIAM h. LEHMAN Esq was the Dest spfssef, sni
~ss exceedingly happy Ia his r-msrss showing thor.
Oush scqgsintsn With the subject
Judge CosssD next responded 10 the shouts 81 NO
meeting and spoke brsfy, cisssically and eoq1enny
Jo.xPB p LoUsssAD ksq. followed Judge r 10
spesch Of great spirit Rev Mr. SMITH, psinOtc
Clergyman ~.s now called out. and reminded 10. In
tho c0arss ME thrilling speech, u ths gallant divine.
aftefrsrd G~nsrsl, NCHLEsssss. u his STATE, sLo
preached tor Freedom Ia Bis pulpit and then b.cst
% his s~0rd and fought through The hevoauon lie
remarks created great enthusiasm. NJ. J WATso~
the next speaker, and S.s listened 10 with muoh
interest The me~slDg after son.. eloquent frnafss
from Col JAWS Ross -sowDos. Temporary Cnsir-
man In he sDsence II Col PAGs.) adjourned ~ifh
nine for Hungary kosscrH. and Freedom
BIS un41ssronstly one 81 the greatest payulzf