The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-09
PsiLADEL.HIA, July 5, 1912.

PniLADrL.HIA, July S, 1912.
The Hungarian Meeting on the Fourth.
The Hungarian meeting at Independence square
but inoi,rvny well attended but those present
true friends OF liberty Judge Kelly presided speeches
were delivered by George H. Earle, DR.. Patterson, Mr..
Luders Ut Germany, DR. Elder, Peter Skeu Spith and
George Lippard. Ihe following preamble and resolu-
tions, offered BY A. H. Rosenheim, werc unanimously
adopted -
PREAMBLE.
The citizens Of the city aud county Of Philadelphia,
assembled the soil where liberty proc Co
al the land aud all the inhabitants thereof seven
tythree years cannot refrain from expressing their
earnest sympahes with the cause Of freedom IN the
old world.
la the warfare which divides Europe into two
armes-ore, o the despots and opsrrssors Of mankndi
tho other, Il the people and tho friends Of humanity
we recognize not merely struggle for the name OF
republic but struggle for life, liberty aud land Tho
nations OF Europe, aroused by Providence from the
torpor II slavery nding the right 10 live.
the right possess land and the right to thon
selves IN unison with the principles Of democracy
cause more holy, battlefield more glorious, people
more eDnObled by the instincts Of marty la tue
cause at humanity, the world has never seen. The
seed planted IN revolution, aud nOurishcd by
the blood OF our martyrs has dc length ripsned
into glorious iruit the bsrtleneds Of Germany Hun
gary, and Rome.
Ihe light Of all men TO life liberty and the pursuit
Of happiness proclaimed by the Declaration OF INDIE
pendenee seventy three years ago, Is no" recognized
by the people ~ the Old world, La for the truth
10 refuse our ~ mpathy with this movement, among
the greatest that marked the History Of eighteen
hundred years ua be to render ourselves unssrthy
OF the Of men. aud to expose republic to the
OF AL the friends Of ibery throug bout the world
n
cr,eds but battle TO the death between the
people and the iytants of all nations Assured that
thls battle nov progressing IN hungary aud Rome
about to cOnimescs IA Germany aud FfaDce-will
sut ia the Triumph Of the people, the citizens IL
the city and county OF lhiiaaepha, assembled ON the
sh cay Of July, le49, che sou whers American Ia
dep, ndcnce was nrst proclaimed, do resolve,
a hat cur hearts are with kossuth and the brave
Hungarian people, who at the hour when France has
proved rrcresnt to her millions, have advanced loau
against the ba bsran hOrdes aud barbarian dJgmas 81
IN. Husiau aud tat phether the destiny q
hal kat 4f A Il f.I her
people through purity ing lire 90 freedom whether
he TALL like sfrrn, martyr 20 tue peoples cause, ne
has meiied and WON the gratitude Of The human race
Besolvcd hat while the republic of R-ine has given
TO every citxen much land a. two oxen will pior,
aud while kossuth anu the republic OF Hungary are
enfanchising their srifs, and also bestowins upon
them giants Uf the public domain which they nave 80
h,roically defended that the Russian and Austrian
Gene ais acting up their best convictions in
scourging delicate women, aud in shooting aud hang
ing prisoners Of VAR, without quarter
h,sOlsed That the Idea so speciOusy put forth by
tyfants when they contemplate some colossal wrong
that people must be prepared for liberty, before they
be worthy OF IT, H. met by the whole American peO-
pie with the plain response that the only preparation
Tor the enjoyment Of freedom Is freedom itself
Resolved nat We regret that the French cOnstitu-
tion should have made the term of her president so
long that his acts Of trachcry become rreparaee and
drve msdden,d people 20 revolution, aud that the
conduct 81 Louis Napoleon. in sending army Of
uar soldiers b, airing the name but without the hearts
Of trencbmen against the republic II Rome, will tor
stamp him In history the lscsrot Of liberty the
Benedict Arnold 81 tho old world.
Resolved, That the spirit Of Dsnton's memorable
declaration can yet save Hungary Rome, France aud
Germany people who are assaulted By traitors
within and foes wtkvut therei but course that Is
dare, sgan TO dare always to dsren And that not
the eds q Rome Hungary ought this great bat
tie to be fought but the plains OF parttioued Po-
land let retfibutiVe Justice vindicate herself
Resolved, That IN the contest nov waging between
the Roman people and the tyrants Of Europe we do
not behold contest ssanst any religion form u re-
gious belief but battle fought by three millions Of
freemen for the right Of self government.
Resolved hat To deny any people, ON any prstepce,
the right o. self ~ 90 assert tnst the ia
theirs Of asssssins aud traitors,
worthy Of the scsfold and rather than the love
and We neration OF mankind
Resolved, That the right 20 self govenment cannot
be oyeipiiz,d; " Is lovely than the choicest
tiors Of art ~ Is costly than grand old temples
q than traditions OF epire Ssoerdotsl
tway-nDd that N the funic invaders from Algeria
violate the liberties OF the sister republic of Rome
hope they may find In the Eternal City, second Mos
Resolved. That consistency, patriotism spd honor
require that country her ambassadors cousuls and
agents abroad, should, on Its iormstipn st once, az