The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-17

York ss"sympsthzs with the Hungarian Do.
triots in their heroic efforts for Independence and
ment the misfortunes which have overwhelmed them
meeting held at the Tsbernscs last Monday eve.
ming to safest the sympathy OF fellow citizens and
unite In effort to secure to the exiles homo and
Msslhe s IN .ai. eountsy At quarter before O.,
Der Of gentlemen vice chairmnen aud secretaries.
i A ss. Il A .g York sses
though spl. liberty il for the ss being crushed IN
claims q those who fought cause. but Who are
s md sss az s i s.s
Sns w called. sSs as
ses Ts IN hsr and
devotion their Austrian monarchs long those
ssa
those rulers committed in their indignant and manfu
u ss.sIniss,iea commenced ~ Jsscsio5 and Ii:
Esy.,sin the prcnptness ana energy whsrswish they
mate and sapSon % the Aaa .rsnd 'nsn led
by wsldsn and WindschSal their undauased psrss-
the seees:On q he Russian au,oerss rsnis q
q GCrEsy n The hrmnsss with which
hopes and endured infections Of vepgeul despo
humliaoss people proved their alum
dan, right 70 rank among the free Of the
Of mischAnces long deprive them that
'Is ssi.
Is the npa,hie; Of Sssp9s and .s.tocs. ever with
sus. asr
struggle g, the .s:.o..t.4 2. Their natural rsh their
ardent sympsthies Of sincere republicans throughout the
4 to and
~ origin history ~ By our personal
y. .sS
s.pse.iy in tina. benisnant P!oyidssse
vailed :..hy pTsass hs:pi..sy plenty III s.
ss. ':ss M
ana So
sd nainsinsd BY them asns. the banded might o. the
ssns sass 70
struggle between the OF
Eur Pc and their 6syonet- sirdl.d orPressors
publ: ' ssa
60 nunsy ana her inaspsnSsce as S s1s
esnihesn, testimonial Of national admiration graft
justice. and the rights q man. ~ ''"." VI n''''
wer. Observation-Disclosures ysnS V,S BvsrS sSi.,sa 's ny
ns.si,s L with great pleasure be this
al, n.s,n. ~ ~, \: ,bcush, that .o~.ssps
es Ana he you'd i've .oo 3, @ ri. a.;non
be would sesin ting with se,std seSSsns Of
and under Which salss SsS.
been ccmpeed 20 seek this country place Of refuge
He eombatted the idea that the revolution in Hun
contrary originated for the purpose destroying
system Of turfcom which existed there and also pur
chosen Governor yauss was despatched a.
lie accredited agent and uhs sppoiaed q
s. is created feeling tsrossSeas The Whole z
lsS and Ans ,. ,s; :, their m
sscn q All Diplomatic ntereourss with Austria and ens
public lands for the bsneht Of the exiles But these
sss s i ~. ssss. ss.s., Hsss and rms
subject which ought 70 reach every mans poelss
s9 s , are s,s P.S, sSTny
uss lard Mr. Van Buren, then are. fruitful pisurs Of
ana said si the people can secure % ih.a ali they
wsr and alheush cannot give 70 them the titles Of
ones tina, -oporsnties 70 live in country where every
msn Bsv,reixn. tAppiause The question 10 with
Ney tets h,.a commenced ne business Of resy
awe do the necessity for such relief.
Mr. n. BLvxT made ,ioquen, arpesl TO the audience
ssreots which been upon BY the sophstry
snd hceds vh~h coined against them the effect
rsh, rroof 81 ina r..s from shs ps,as
pies which the Hunssrisn revolution based and
Asa meeting whether the struggle vas Intended Sim
ter need OF asstnce in Of their
rsspsting their gle bsrty the oroadsst hind,
public.
The folio sing AIMED sen,i.rnea we're appointed comm-
zee eoss, and ,se,ss f'F the ssnsas o. The
IN George Curtis aAd Richard x. HAirht
isvsry de,rahls that there should he suncency
Bins ,rsst ssuty the representative Of
rerfotmsd their duues. 90 bad the light II
=. te hoped that sueh an occurrences VIII not again take