The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-16
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toosrINUKp FROM FIRST PA6E1
much q the produces fruit from the sssd Nov,
having in.eryened thus far shall We cowardly talk OF
MATHEMATICIAN, 1t viii not do TO say that long
You are SAFE you Will fight but when you not safe
lrsr having sown the harvest VIII you when the har-
YES. srpe throw down the sickle and refuse 70 reap
Var his own part he had no sympathy with those who
tne 20 take care not 70 do anything daughter.
The contrary he neld the doctrine which said to be
The legacy of Washington not only doctrine which
smites Christianity in the face, but which no
man and no government act without going contra
what does the Bible ssys aye that are strong
OF the weak Families are educated that the strong
Eta take Of the weak and the sanction OF heaven
AND hell IL brought bear upon it. daughter New We
aA the government to what is taught by the govern
mtnt and by Gods werd We AJAX thesoyernment not 70
Nv that Ne are bound only take care OF and
~ he rat OF the world 90 around had nothing
te do with il 1t would be mean in an Individual so to
rejected BY the strong Now DO you believe in in
.syrsntion believe in it. How believe in telling
= 0 sSs. 'h u not enough, would give that power
a government protest. and If that is not enough
would give something else (Appisuse) Every nation
iat h DC osctSd by the Law Of nations should
IA. lie respected and il is the duty Of couatry
&C say that this law shall be respected Ard It see ms
me present could be found bring doctrines to
practical test And believe that Hungary is the lsad
and Louis Roesuth Is the man hungary, standing as
ere aess between occidental Europe and oriental Asia
seersL above all ether countries to be he place
IRON which liberty should be given. 70 the world
God has given her a sound family, social
ru<isy, deep religious morality, and political
Institutions 70 educate the people for selfgovernment
fApplause Never nation 80 prepared for liberty.
ne people Of France and Italy have yet to be educated
but hungary already educated and ready for liberty
II b comes OF great interest who shall guide
he revolutions about to take place in the Old World
shAll We have Danton or Rooespierre! Italy, and
France and Germany have wrongs that are to be
avenged We shall see Europe in q state Of anarchy
and blood Oh, there was q man who, while
be had the confidence Of his nation had the
God such man has made his appearance. That man is
Louis Kossuth. Tremendous cheering Il Is true,
1sa Srouounce Kossuth q conservative raised up BY
Sod preserve religion the purity OF families and 60
ysrLmsnt on sjust foundaton asnewed ,spplau'el ue
ns.utiops the promised land OF liberty (Chsers)
Here M BRYAN; left the chair, and Mr. Raymond
took his place.
The fifth regular toast was then given
.'The future Of Hungary and of Europe"
NJ 6opwrs responded, and read Q note from Charles
=. Cromwell, enclosing q DRAFT fer two hundred and
ttsy dolaIs for Koseuth and Hungary amidst loud
cheers.
rbs sixth ,oast was then announced, as follows
-xrs Vary Lowell Putnam true hearted An srican
and scholar whose historic has Enabled her
N AneTieA"
Here there w cries for Greeley and great ausisn
and uproar which lasted tor several minutes
Arake youreeas gen tlemen," the Chairman screamed
.. The top Of his voice, which was answered by
and sunday noises and cries Of ~st dowo, sit down.
win the gentleman allow me to saJ-"sit down." sit
Gown - and tremendous confusion
TIE next tosr. wac
TrsIsh The Germans and The ts..ns may the TINS
.ys vhs. sss 81 Of the sar and
The Chairman cal ed On Messrs. Doheny AID Dana
and there were loud shouts fer beth Of the gen
tlemer ard for time 1t appeared doubt
tpl which Of them would be heard. At length
NJ pohsny went ahead aud when he concluded
M FsKrM.x EuSr rose, and asked for leave to
vr.sa .cr two or three minutes amidst oui uproar At
9Th the coed humor Of the audience obtained
when he tod them that the whole Of his speech was Q
srs.t fox sloo Kossu.h wished for deeds not words
Mr. dana then followed and then the concluding toast
was given
alr "a the universal establishment Of popular rights
Mr. Bn.eE then responded and said the scene he had
witnessed strongly contrnsted with scenes in other
countries where he had lately been and where wearinga
collar 10 = N ans coat q crime and the cause Of
Kostuth called rebellion. Yet here be night
TIE euef Of nation and the ympAthies Of the ope
rcirg forth to his unfortunate countrymen. He had
travelled in Europe and there place in 1t 70 ripe
for republican institutions a. Hungary (Applsuse)
II had aid that this struggle WAS for the srso
e-sey That 1t Vas strange charge TO
bring against kossuth He had often heard him called
in Vienna red republics and compared With Robe
N Austrian ofhoer once say ''thst she would like
70 see Kossuth's throat cu.-he was such low
bern republican The whole nation ready for
r-,o,ution. and II Kossuth was there nov, they
vsrid rise to a man. The only thing they want Is
arms. Let them have arms, And kcssuth for their
as. % Bile 100000 good their plains TO do battle
for liberty They now fast preparing for ths coming
ceuIt Pursky here ssid in suson to the term aris.
teeaeyour srstocrscy have only one privilege TO cAim
they the frt on the battle field aud the first on
Hosacr GKEsLY then made speech, and the company
sstarlted ~ late hour
KossurHs VIEWS RELATIVE TO FRANCE
Rurope is to DAY, divided in two camps on side
that q ne dsyots the Gar the Austrian Emperor aud
al he .overeigns Who follow IN their track on the
p.rs 20 indspendence Hungary, Italy, Germany, TO
which ]; 10 necesssry 70 Join France who was the trst 70
the two er.at neutral powerr-the United States and
England- which wish 70 induce to unite in erder that
thew nav counterbslAnce the Russian influence. and
nr,yent Ii. Car ON Interfering in national strux.
s..s could not rank France amongst the neutral
Joverr snee she " With us And for US DO not speak
Il the government Of NJ Bonsparts, with which have
nothing 20 do and the existence Of which very
s end but know that We can rely with all security
uton the French nation Prom the day when she will
hsv. taken again her free arber and that day il not
far distant the Eurspeon people know that they will
ind her in the Hrst ranks Of ne great stru ,gie
vhlrh th.7 have 20 purru. against dsspotism This
gentlemen shy The name OF France nst
found IN my spe.ehss In conn euon WITH those Of Eny
fsr oppressed nations she walks under the gag IL
saouc disown her misson and destiny In ranking
fsr sour the powers which yet direct engage
u<r:e in cur cause and The support Of which lock
scr obtaining very glsd 20 give you these expla-
rst.ons an you an make OF them; but viii take
~sr, bssid.s 20 seize the frst opportunity in
der 70 publIcly unfeld What have frst said 10 you
me. for u na time how TO spprxss the great French
IstSe a. and DO not mt 70 every initiating the
sertim re feel In her respect
THE KossUTH FUND
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