The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-18
Lxoruap ON NATIONAL INrBRPKRBNcE = TIE
cAUeE OF HUNGARY, ETC.

CAUSE or HUNGARY, ETC.
a rums-cusiy attended meeting Of mechanics and
cthers vas held last Monday evening, at the room Of
the Mechanics Protection Society No. IT, in Grand
strset Hall the purpose Of bearing lecture the
subject Of National Interference" from Of their
members Mr.. John Comerford-
Mr. CosEkr0Rp took the view Of the question Of inter
yepton expressed by Koseuh in his speech at the
late Corporation banquet Kossuth he said in seeking
the interposition of the government Of England and
this country wishes that their join, powers may be
srosed sxactpg the proper Observance Of the rights Of
each nation 70 settle its Affairs heretofore, the
nstons Of Europe have been regulated In their raAsac
tions with each other by code Of recognized laws,
which must have been based upon the legitimate sSppo
continue faithful 70 the principle CT deepotism,
nom which sprang their capacity for the ex-
here no ausion TO the question which presents itself
TO us ct this time There two for this that
no writer national law would anticipate that
snsency could arise which would justify conspiracy of
two despotsms blotting out Of their general
Of their weaker confederates The second is
hat the authority alluded to dreampt Of the nhe
rent power Of people TO overthrow the form and sub
Of tyranny under which they live and erect in its
her aspirations and interest The announcement of
this principle and its enforcement depends upon the
manner and means which its originator (the nericau
DscIls) shall apply TO ensure its success We are eau
oned IL true not TO take upon ourselves the task OF
interfering in the affairs Of monarchieA or in other
Of that which is passing around US. shame and
consistency fcrbids to talk Of non intervention
ut this time, when the knowledge OF portion and
eur principles the great agents Of intervention in
arousiag wherever they known, the elements Of
revolt defiance TO the oppressor to TALK to halt at
shis crisis is to strike the spirit hope in the
breast ofevery human being who is mporipgy reaching
cut his hands SO Us for protection Whilst our govern
its present must be prepared to
witness increase Of the sad against which the
minds Of good men must revolt. We must also be
satisfied that is interest matter Of self press
walton assist in the revolution against desposm We
must be convinced that one Of two things VIII take
must procurs such change of government AZ will pro
vide them with comfortable subsistence or they VIII
naturally continue TO seek these snote' sne nops Q,
their yannic rulers Thus then, We perceive that We
should remain Indifferent. spectators to the efforts
Of The Hungarians any other people to obtain the
blessings OF good government Seeing then, that
IL 10 our interest advocate the doctrine Of in
terventisn wherever the rights Of mankind are vio-
lated, let US set becomes this great nation
not the fears Of the timd the individual interest
Of class restrain from dis charging the debt that
". owe TO humanity II our held back in
sustaining this great principle by its opinion Of our
weakness to enforce It. let the people prove BY their
CT the they have obtained In obtaining pre-
position, it evident thst-no matter from what
then this nation ushered into existence by the
and armies Of that country out OF jealousy to
England how much stronger the claim upon US TO fur
risR aid oHungary in building up within the very heart
despotsm fortress to freedom To do thist Is not Beces
say that should become an ally Of Great Britain How
che will act in this emergency yet to be determined
As there Is obvious affinity Of views or purpose there
can be no fair ground upon which confidence can be
placed to make as act in unison IL Is time enough to
consider this subject when shall be invited by the
nations that now preparing to show that they are
worthy bv the trials and suffering they are willing to en-
counter Tor the take Of thus joining taking that
position among nations to which are entitled, we
should see tia. we have passed mat point OF cur child
sured 10 respond with the journey about to
take that have arrived at something like matu
thus giving evidence to those who watched in
fancy that the world has not waited in vain that
viii susil relapse into that submssiveness which
VIII disgrace the lineage from which We have sprung
The speaker sat down amid applause after which the
following resolutions were proposed and carried mani
Dtusly
Resolved That this meeting but regard the
struggle Of Hungary to establish for itself its form Of
government o. It's undoubted right right which pro
oesds from the inherent principle Of justice and right
which At all times remains in the people We declare
that Whenever government departs from the obserr-
snce II it's written stipulated obligations to its sub
ects such government forfets al claim 10 their Eur her
attachment or serviees.
Resolved That after Austria had thus refused to dis.
charge its pledged promises the people Of hav
ing alternative, hut to submit TO become nonenty
else the AFFECT slaves Of the dynasty Of Hspsourgor
to take up arms the latter act rssorted to-and
power should have been permitted to take sides with
The trznsRressor 20 whom no agreem emit was binding.
Resolved That in the interference Of Russia In the
Affairs CT Hu behold the confidence with which
In this act she assumes her arrogance Of will TO sup
pre-. the tpulations OF any code or obstacle that OBJ
structs the supremacy Of her lASless tyranny
Resolved, That this mesDg consider II the duty OF
this 10 declare from henceorth as the etsb
shed principle Of the american people, that they will
Lot permit Russia other government 20 interfere
in the settlement Of the Internal difficulties Il nations
Resolved That III" struggle Of thu Hungarian people,
having led their independence and nationality by vr
toe Of he fact that the Austrian driven
beyond the boundaries Of her territory and from the
further fact that no army constituted under her name
could again make successful movement. the
reference OF Russia In marching N the sub uxs
ton Of Hungary does not nvAdae the position OF that
b lev. ndeDoe.
TIE coLoREB DEPUrArIoN AND KossUrH
che the 1lor.d people They had taken their
place In The room time before Kossuth made has
apR.arsDoe on being shovn into the room the Magyar
s.,ned Somewhat surprised al the deputstion.
IL coDsstod among ohers Of both the DowningsfathcF
and vho have excellent oysters To all yaich they
call KosssIthn oysters.
Mr. DowSISg The younger read the address.
ADDRESS OF TIE CoLoRED NEN, b THE COMMIT
ZEE oF THIRTEEN" APPOINTED TO sscURE rHE
LBeAL OFFENCE OF PERSONS CLAIMED As FUGITIVE
sLAvEs
Gov. Kos,uth--we appear before you to Pas hOmsg.
to great principle when you announce with 90 much
dstiDctnsts, and uphold With much po~.r-As prin.
cpe that has the right 70 the full sxercse Of bis
faeulties and powers In the land which gave hin birth
and that 10 - bis fret duty devote all the energies Of
his being maintain that right for himself and tN'eo
disncs Viii Il Almost clothes Il ~iih tn. ,eredB.s II
ne" Erange aad ron your world platform have called
msintsis u against whatever odd oppression sad ~
ranny may have Arrsyed against H. the face 81 the
distinguished ample o. the Pilgrim Father and osths
many emincpt Who have 10 has their exile hone,
~ebave steadily maintained this birth HON. right icrng
the set thirt Of century t this our native land and
VII continue r. nsntain u until its timste triumph
- tor the bret love Of man is to his hoce."
We feel that this great pcincips surely gaining
rtuDd and ve hsR In your person is living apostle
who has giver u voice and oppression.
We would express the deep sympathy 80 feel IN you
became q the relation yos sustain e D<rty We fee
that Jour mission IL most happy and prcpi.sus one.
Wesse IN psrt % the special ordering ~ Prov5encs.
The landing Of the Pilgrim Father our Declaration o
irdsrendencs-the revolutionary struggle ed ~ wash
deNelOp@msnk
liberty in the struggle ronz rnfn our own
soupiy Cor ia further Advancement sn1aSp caion 10
ali men kindred Efforts.
eod sTsed you ir ycUr mis.ion-msy Hubxscg Be- frss
and ne earnestly pray that when tas rssurr.rton Il
Jour county shall indeed tAke place shs r eochs her
ee in ma rae re.tm.nt % democracy fti prepared
Tor net rhen zoo abolished caste - that purs tspub
cspsm VII 10 her = sindicsted sui every stand
en- equal Ia the eyes q ths law Yes TiustricU. "a
f1ot May Hungary - free May the World ore 10
ber sreed dissnthralnent May IN. ioy b. foc-iu
that Hungary ,haI b. redeemed .ad oot ffuoerry
hItu nth ker The n--rLL -nnznELnI