New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17
REV. HR. CHariS's sFEEcH.
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toDs and s~cil II. a'tefleS III the poptit heat
F7r, SIT httsvt- mss )t $40 So1.t on iht,t'en-
ton, ard poucy and the Dangers ~ - r Ihf Amer,
lean people SI inter the semi nshis hd VII rf,p)i
to the appeal az de nOcft.I, l0sri'. Nc sh.ot ne
II. ltls haolt ~c have g9S. W. ie"rtei u 81 or
fOreiaihers And shv should ~ no, express .nls
sympathy /. lor one, believe tals our colltr, 1a'
mlssl,n and rs uoi tesn CntoTei ~iih ms tiIr
legacy OF freedom Z, hold u A. p s'ne rlro-
] believe ~ the great truth ~ Goi IN hisilfy, and
tha' nations aS ell a. GlysC us haze the Ap O.u,-
cd work And ~hAi IS tie mission OF tais fVdAtF I
For al has 4 spr, az ont thus the map ot
the word Fcr what nave these States been linke
together. oeamine North ana beam'ug SoIh. IN one
broad la;oR To devs9pe he '4ue idea OF liberty
- our o"n INST Unions Il" u'' 49, - 'fnn ~ e"s
uu for the exile and The OPP esssd Bat Hsp, &c
sye, Sir eIterd the influence Of need m through tas
earih-,o e @poSer mat shs! os clt IN ne S7fa 400
pOTer which eii too 81. A has been well sara hs-r
TINS evening, csuro hsip interfering ~iih aoolnas
Nh"feNef or shqs rave ne Gees IN "pae'e ~
starry hsg Teecei there te he yigor nj tnis
fom sea to sea Why Sir. here ~, ,hs two great
polar forces # the world Thee Is HnssIa the mega
tive pie Of despotisR and here j. America the posi-
tive pole f retub'loaasn, sad oao "A act no20 the
other aid The night the ST, NIGER And not only las
videhal ri0H pfea ns TIE CT N' itest d teie
Tag fom the cha g II 50 III mare IA aud ILL
ins with the and cn'hg<asa Fl earlier ages,
showing MS how Guicsy yet me worlds sest thioos u
great and suggesting me inspiring prophecy that
material arhleNemrlfs
magnificent Nehcies OF IDEAS man y no vases up IN rs
the pulses Of the Old Revolution mases The trs theme
oiioery Htsa ana Aew, ah OF "o1ueIi sSecn "nse
oriental imagery lnias MS Keen Ike the soi-
dsn iracey Damascus blade But man Of deeds As
well words VINO mas eAfheshess ny
fenngs. ProyiGsn'ai nsh, ahfm, carried aen- oy
PTovdential intention. The enemy OF Il powerful and
veuant cespoism yet escaping from is hands, and shell
tered by government which We have been accustomed
TO consider still more arbitrary while through the wsay
night o his exile the crss -n Moon of Turkey, hs Cross
OF st George-hke The vision Constantine savaad the
Stas 0f America be out 20 cheer aud 70 guide HIN In
thu dim light o. prison he snaehes the rudmens OF Tho
great language OF con ttu nal freedom, and lands on
the shores here that freedom eVals with that lang Gsge
ready plastic and energetic agent ready for his
And. still further Sir this ~ Pr0videntii criss.
will not dwell upon this POINT for We all can discern
OF the times the thai STRIVING and heav
ing on The Continent of Europe This being
true marked before Shall the Star Of Hun
gary again lnthe struggle IL It does, the form OF
him who appeared before here night shall be pale and
cold the disastrous battle field. shah 1t ne said" On.
America we appealed TO you IN vsin-we mad men ont no
and shall II be sand by Hungary 10 America Han brother
by your help free ~
MIR President there are some who talk OF Liberty II
1t were pbosphOresceng nOyey-an impsh sDrt leaqing
up from a smmenng superhcahy IN the presen, ass and
dancing about IN red cocksde Your predecessor IN the
Char tins evening has told us OF " the antiquity OF Free
doDa." lie has described II as
"a bearded man.
Armed to the teeth one mailed hand
Grasps ITS broad shield, and one us sword, Its brow,
Glorious in beauty though 1t be. Is Scared
With tokens Of old wars It's MASSIVE limbs
Are stIerg with struggling"
And remember what Ag,rnon Sydney sad when he
went forth To die
bear witness TO that OH CAUSE for whch thou hast 50
often and so wonderfully manifested lhySelt'
The Good old cause the past the Good Old Cause N
the present the Good Old Cause whenever aad 'ie'rer
II may need our symf athy and our aid
We give below, Mr.. BRyASr's speech IN fun, "a
printed from his notes. Our reportln yesterday
mornings edition, contained only one or two points
OF IL
MIR. sRyANr'S SPEECH.
Let me ask you to imagine the contest
in which the United States asserted their
independence OF Great Britain had been unsuccesS-
full that our armies. through treason or league Oh
tyrants against us. had broken and scattered,
that the great men who led them, and who sHayed
our councils, our Washington. our Franklin,
and the venerable President of the American
Congress had been driven f0rtn as exhes. IL
there had existed al that day, In any part OF the
civilized world, powerful republic VIM lnsti-
tutIOns resting on the same foundations Oi hOerty
which our own countrymen sought 10 establish,
would there have been IN that republic any hospi.
taity too cordial, any sympathy too deep, any zea
for hen glorious but un6otSns,s muse 100 isrysn.
fugitiyes Gentlemen the case | have Supposed Is
before YOU. The Washingtons, the FranAns, the
HancockR OF Hungary, driven out by a far worse
tyranny than was ever endured here, are wanderers
in foreign lands. Some OF them have sought
refuge IN our country, one sits with his company
our guest tonight, and We must measure the duty
owe them by the same standard which We would
with fate like theirs.
have compared the exiled Hungarans to the
great men OF our history Difficulty my brethren,
Is the nurse of greatness harsh nurse who roughly
rocks her terchldren into strength and athletic
proportion. THE mind graphing WIN greh AIMS
and wrestling with mighty ingredients grows by a
certain necessity to their stature scarce any thlng
60 conynces me OF the capacity OF the human III
tellect for indefinite expansion IN thediefen stages
OF It's beng as ths power Of enarglng itself 10 the
compass OF surrounding emergencies Ihese men
have been trained 10 greatness BY a QUICKER anu
sui er method than peaceful country and tranquil
period can know.
But II is not merely or even principally Tor their
personal qualities that We honor them we hOnof
Them for the cause In which they failed 50 glorious
ly. Great issues hang upon that cause, aud gfeaI
interests Of mankind are crushed by us downfall
on the continent OF Europe when the treason OF
G0rgey land Hungary bound at the feet Of the Gar.
Europe was al tina, time IN the mds, OF the reaction
the cob tide was rushing violently back, sweeping
all that the friends OF freedom had planned into
the black bosom OF the deep Ia France the liberty
OF the press was extinct; Paris IN state OF
siege; the sOldlery OF that Republic had Just
Quenched IN blood the freedom OF Rome Aus
trla had suppressed liberty in Northern Italy aO-
solutism was restored IN Russia, along the rhine,
and IN the towns and villages Of Wuremoerg and
Bavaria troops Withdrawn from the barracks, and
garrsoDs filed the streets and kept the Inhabitants
quiet with the bayobet az their breast. Hungary AZ
that moment alone upheld, and upheld with a firm
hand and cauntless heart, the blazing torch OF lib
eTty. To Hungary we're turned the eyes. - Hun
gary clnIg toe hopes OF all who did not despair Of
the freedom OF Europe
| recol,ec; that nile the armies Of Russia were
moving like tempest from the north upon tne Hun
gsrisn host, the progress Of events vas watched
y Iih the deepest soIcItude oy the people Ot Germa-
Nv was Il that time IN Munich, the splendid capt
tai OF Bavaria. The Germans seemed fOt the time
to have put OF their usual character, and scrambled
Tor the daily prints, wet from the press, with such
ca eIness that almost thought myself IN America.
The news Of the catastrophe AT last arrived Cor
gey had betrayed the cause Of Hungary, and yielded
10 the demands of the Russians Immediately a iu-
neral gloom settled Ike a MONDAY darkness upon
the city. I heard the mut.ered EXCAVATIONS OF t1e
people, Il is all over the las: hope OF European
liberty Is gone ("
Russia aid OF mis- Judge. II she mad allowed Hun
eary 10 become nde pendent free, the reaction IA
favor OF aosoiutIsm bad been incomplete mere
would have been one p-rlous example ~ success
"a resstAIc SpOtlsIn IN one corner Of Europe
name would have been kept awe AZ when tne "tnef
Uatlons might have rekincec among thenseiyes tAe
llqht Of liberty. Hungary was su0dued Out Goes
.,v one hO hears me be isye that The pres M Ndtt