New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04
SYMPATHY FOR HUNGARY.

There was Immense gzthering Of tne PeOPle
lsst night in Fifth-st. Msrket space. called To-
gether ior the purpose Of symps;hzing with the
b-sye. noble HaDgsnans 10 their determined sirog-
gle for liberty. The number present was var
ously estimated az from ten 70 fifteen thoOssno'
and the greatest eotbusissm prevailed. hon'
Judg. T. N Key presided. assisted BY NE follow
ing Vice. -Pr-.idsntss L. II. Shields MAJ. " m
o jser Hon. r. C Read, and John II. Gerard.
Al.xa.der psdd ck and George Hoadley, Jr.
.o,aS =, Secretaries. Eloquent and patriotic
sneecbes we're msde By Judge Key, Hon. D. I.
disney. George II. PeDdleEon, Charles Anderson,
lodge Rad. George +. Pogh, and b. +. Brown,
Of the Washingion UaioR
The crowd being TOO great 10 be all addressed
from the chief stand, large portion Of II congre
gated at the Market House. where speeches were
delivered by Chas. Reemelin, II. =. Brown, -
Jusice, and Th-s y. Stevenson
TIE following gentlemen were appointed by the
President Committee 70 prepare resolutions
Geo. H. Pendle,On, T. c. Day, Jas d. Taylor
Alex n. Peirce, Jas Ssfin Francis Linck A. q
Bort, Peter Zinn, Henry X. Smith e j. "
Smith, w. y. Cassidy. A. b. CorTine, " esiey
Cameron, II 3. Dean. James faran, VINO re
ported through their organ g. II Pendieton' tne
following resolutions, which were sdopied Dy
acclsmstiOn: c,-.
Reolred That A. people blessed BY The grest eiysf
with toe choicest gifis ever oe'to"to on hsyn '',
ertv plenty and happiness, We would be "anung ih
gratitude and feeling did not syppsth1e with our
sopre.sed brother n his hour Of need end bid him BE-
Of cheer in the desperate struggle where the go@i i
freedom grave
Rs.or,d That in the present. revolution In Hungary,
We recognize striking similarity with our own gior'
Gus struggle Of &c The same foroeafance nhoef re
peated injuries and shameless violations oi prhcej
faith The same devotion and when forced 10
draw the sword defend their rights have the cnVs
nc Hungsrians exhibited, which our revolutionary
fathers showed In toe perious times which give or'n
20 our own Republic .
Re.olred That the Hungarian nation has proved Itself
worthy of liberty In the formation of It's Government
by their recognition of the freedom OF tho seri set
ting free the press from its shsckes bidding All 70
vo,ship according 10 their forms and guarantee
ing strict equalty Of rights TO all The leaders OF the
revolution have shown hsi they are apostles worthy
10 preach the great truths Of the rght OF man. and
deserve our cordial support
Rssored Tbs, ia the brave, selisscrihcing ana va
en,ed Louis kossuth we hail the Washington oi huh
gary 10 his fervent love OF liberty IN the prayers
which gush free from his heart for the salvation OF ne
native land IN ts uuseihsh devotion Of the physical
power which tyranny bas left him 70 the cause OF Tree
DOM we see reproduced In him the chsrscersiics OF
the man, who above all others, sits enthroned IN our
hearts the Father Of bic country
R>soio,d That in Benz the chivslric warrior OF 20
lsnd-Gorgey the daring Magyar, aud the brave Dem.
binski, recognize the first Generals OF the age and
We congratulate Hungary that her Generals and her
armies to yaor 10 battle bring moderation In victory
and grace the triumphs OF successful war with the
genter virtues OF justice and mercy
Resolrsd, That cruel blood thirsty Austria whose
rnonarchs have shown themselves both yndlcfve and
trcacherous 20 their subjectsby her mode Of wsging
war sgsinst Hungary by numbering prisoners under
color OF law by scourgng the heroic daue hers o'
Hungary for their devotion To their native land by AZ
pointing that human butcher iiaynau 10 the command
OF her armies the better g. carry desOlatiOn 10 the
hearts OF the Hungarsns, and by ner atrocities ahd
vandalism in the smiling valleys of Italy, has shown
herself unworthy 10 be ranked among the Christian ne
tious Of the earth and we call upon our Government
protest against her conduct and 10 cease all inter
course with her.
Rssolpsd That as the tyrsnt of the North the Car
Of all the Russiss has announced his determination
TO crush Liberty wherever may rear 's hesd, end -
now gathering his trained Instruments in countless
hosts around devoted Hungary, preparing TO conquer
her people and bend again their necks o the yoke o
Austria lie our duty as powerful and free Govern
ment 70 notify the Court OF St Petersoureh that It's n
reference In the affairs Of Hungary must cease, or The
United States will their strength on the side OF jus
tce and right, against tyranny ana oppression.
Res0lred That there exiet no truce between hb
erty and tyranny. The contest between these tive
principles is the great OF the world, wsged from
the dawn Of creation 10 own time, 50 pregnant
with hope for the future, and 1t only end with the
complete aunihilaon OF oppression, ana the iul frui
tcn Of liberty.
R,solred That il is the duty Of Government
above all others, 10 recognize the independence O
Hungary and Immediately 70 establish dip'omsu,
relations with her, our sister Republic OF the East
and now call upon our servants at Warrington &
extend the hand OF fellowship to nation 90 deserving
10 be free
Rssolrsd. That In this, the Age OF progress and hu
man liberty the grown customs of tho past shou
and must give wsy 70 the generous impulses OK M
present, and treemen should not stand with folded
and Liberty crushed under the heel of Despoi
ism when sble TO give aid out OF their own sbund
Rssorsd Tha, Louis Napoleon has proved trescherou
60 the placed in his keeping by the revolution
FebrHary--the regeneration Of Europe--enc by III
wsn,on snd unparalleled deed Of tyranny, in crushin
born Liberty in Rome act Of turpitude 80 bss
thst the stain be efsced, has earned for him
scf spsge IN history worthy Of being placed in III
nf Il lopdv M ne "
Rscired That As Liberty germ OF quick and Nigoi
growth striking its deep in the hearts OF mel
and warmed into existence by the rays OF divine int
lgcnce and productive OF an abundant harvest we hav
fears for the ultimate result OF the contest nov rag
ing In Europe and anticipate the speedy coming OF III
time when all nations will BE- tree, Independent an
happy.
Resolved That a copy OF the proceedings Of thi
meeting properly stesed by its ofcers' be forwude
to tho President OF the United STATUS and also Que
the Representative of Hungary, in New-Nork. I
be by him forwarded 70 his Government
HuNcastas NETTING AT LouisviLLE-Lss
evening. according TO notice, ameetng in behalf
Hungary was held a the House At ear
hour the large room was crowded 10 overfowing Gel
Pitcher called TO the Chsir, and Judge Bullock NJ
pointed Secretary. A Committee "ss appointed
draft resolutions and e. oncnt addresses were made
the Chairman, and Messrs. Speed. Bullock ana ftru
To, resolutions were passed amid the tumultnous a
plsuse OF the audience.
The meeting was an almost spontaneous sssernblsg
Hungsrisns. We have not seen so large snd entanss
tic meeting got up without effort The procee'
ings wall appear tomorrow. Louisville Dem SSih
HuSeAxiAS MExriSe.-The meeting at th
Court House lsst night was large and enthusiast
Gen w. 4 Pitcher wss In the chair, and Hon. w
Bullock, Secretary preamble and resolutions we
received and unanimously adopted. One OF the res
lauons particularly, which pressed the opinion thst
the duty OF the United States 10 recognize the
public OF Hungary as an independen, Government w
received with unbourded enthusiasm The meciir
was eloquently addressed by Messrs Pitcher, Pirtl
Bullock, and Speed Louisville (Kyl Chronicle PSI
HUSoARiAN MfNTt>6.-On Saturday evenir
last quite spirited meeting OF thcse who symps;hiy
with the heroic struggle. OF the brave Hungarian
AGAINST their Russian and Austrian opposefs was he
at Wilmington Del A committed wss appointed 70 q
drcss and request the President to recognize the lpd
pendence OF the Hungarian nstion.
Blue Hens Chicken. slst
Mxvrtxo FOR HuxeARiAN FRFxpoN IN Lori
yuIx Ky-rhe Josrsal OF the 9Th alt says tbs;
meeting to sympsthixe with Austriss oppressed VI
tins was thai evening TO De held in the Court Hon'
When will they meet TO relieve the oppressed ne
their own hresides
SIMFArsY FoK HuSeAsr.--At 9 general nee
ing OF the whigs of suseuehsnns Co. Pa held
Montrose on the 9th ult Orange Mott Esq presidln
the following resolutions were adopted on motion ei
s. Bentley, Esq together with series of resolution