The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-24

festaon Of instructive preservation for which his
Why no worthier or mere important man than Il Tns
Why is clear have in some measure 70
Inc cn an .s " hs hrass
home 20 your minds and brought home to the minds Of
other nations the idea that not opposed by the
principle Of freedom embodied in energetic action the
moment draws Fear when Europe would be entirely Co.'S
sacked (Hear, hear and loud cheers The people act
distinevey and beg TO bear in mind that the
Of Hungary the incarnation Of the priaciple of self
government. Hear These are the motives why my
humble self have given an opportunity for expressing
these intrinsic feelings. Hear anxious to
tsbsh this point, In order that may not be charged
with Importantly when humbly presume TO ask the
people Il England who practical in sympathy, TO
give US their cooperation in furtherpg the
for the spread Of the noble principles of liberty feel
most onroTs TO haze his riee sered By yo that Hungary
is not much oh Jet q cOmmoaiOi IL is Faro
TeGn qua tcn ard in this riev supported By gentle
ichose oPTioa is disinrssted important He
IS eandidce fer te high office Of President Of The Uasd
states and therefore has opinion may Be taken rs thar Of he
greet democratic party 10 ,cheh he belongs quote come
lines from the speeches made BY Mr. Walker a. South
symptom (Cheers He rays that alliance Of desposic
powers TO subvert free less powerful than
themselves can have 10 aim bat 70 sweep al free 60
vernments from the face o. The earth Poland thus
swept away by despot powers aud Hungary wh,ch had
secured it's freedom ana overthrow the forces of Aus
tra overwhelmed by Russia tie very incarnation Of
despeiism. Giear, hear Nov, when this done,
England could not expect long 60 enjoy her own institu
tions Would free government aud free louise Of
Commons be permitted with trial by jury freedom OF
speech and freedom Of the press II despotsm ruled on
the sentiment Despotsm ceuid nos one lu'ish there
England. Such moral artillery would overwhsm the
despots, and therefore they would umsely eonspire
70 ruin the free institutions q England This IS not
the humble opinion Of poor individual like Ey-
self the representative or oppressed country bat Of
csndisste for the sarsrnmen. Of free sedyle tIoai
cheeis Now. hope with your generoue aid, 70
coed Firstly because there Is in the Omitted States
great party which PROCESSES the inclination The pr0pen
sy 10 unite with England in policy towards the world
secondly because the fate q Hungary has already
trbued somewhat TO effect his union by uniting bro
theirs they have from captivity snd may
set matter offact that the first great step towards
this union is already made And thirdly becasse all de-
ponds exact dehuition New in United States
ruling principe Is that O! noEnte-vention IN European
matters ssy it Is very wise in those who established
principle follow il out; but neither those who es.ao-
shtd thoee who tolcwedit aware Of the
Ing i had their principal was the Intervention The
cognitsp the acknowlsdgm ent Of the right oseve:y
tisn 10 dispose of its demesric (App,suse
And they held i as right 70; 70 interfere IN the inter
republic 1t h al he fit choo,eto he monarchy is
shall ee il Il eheose 10 BE espotsm even it may-is
depends soley CO rs cSn Will oLy le; i not &c false
but free Will (iiesr hear } That is the principle
the sovereign right OF every nation depose OF itself
B1t Lis no he nonintsIveLt.on ~picn would oe de-
fined by these words-I do pct care whatever oe yhe
fate Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the dirposa CT tbe world
may DO with Eurtpe or vita lis Mberty-bs:sus pin
cIle is nonirte1venton - That say IL not noe inter-
~ an 2'surtnce 20 society t carry WIZ certainty tsFc
terry 70 de.rotism. (H-s- hsE- sxpyose u ksrp
that ne Toiicy or England and re United States
aHis ard ufi t they are iiad zsyseJ bore Tat 'r.t'of
lgers NE Interests o. HGNkfc ~ tbs r Il secured
ioOk ri YecrIGr hoYe 20 Nanchesr tecGass aE6 b00
aysey t'a dep estci a. ne iost ialcis.r carried ne
p incris Of free ode. Load sni reiterated cheering
hst Manchester undertakes Il viii carry (esr hesr
Now excuse mt aides and gentlemen; il may be, per
ksps, tkousLt strange, lat say (6ecazss an deeply
eouvirce6 ofit say .ha free -ade is carried yet
will only add tba. tAls alliance c! despots is-it il
fact the case Ct Hungary shows IL and have faith in
the grtunG-iyhts q Iaion-. I With all
rcence. ask what H. ana what viii be. the p-G:-
have every -esun 20 iook Win pa-:i.elsr hooe 10
70 the selgtion e ths question 70 Manchester
trstly because Manchester q young city. IN l711 10
was village q 2sCco men, aud Gov Il is me lrs-
manuis ctuIrg city Of the world WIZ nearly has NIL
lion II i glory 70 city 70 have en9a-sl 20 Old age,
have lived through she vcisst-des q a:ares bl !;
Is no snsl gloTy 20 have grown up 20 giant in short
period 1hG' Ieop.s uica AS gogn in short fEss
JTcchco pty!t. enc fTeae. .nof oY ySefi1ol reslf
fra (Cissss ! sccyndv haze r.eh fSra " this BE-
bcscA,sfs, b erro is fse rsoa TctseYf Ink BE-.
taH ELroTe aud Le Is.sa S.Gies C0sIaer. is7.e b,o
Metre Fl p inc.yes (Citus Jcr gloo,s G,iiq, IS 70
cT ~ yotr hqe The support Il NE r6c opinion Of Eqglsnd
e re UHisd STATES fT ne pSI's q UNION " ne Poh,yof
ptc eorric,,oa seud bs ie ig print IN n. 5,s'isiss
q EfJs end mcgksit; a. i0Jid 'e re victory e ne pri
Tis u etdo lscaus. N. United States and EagleaG te9
AZ iheT pcs tsy I no. eHe they eoot side bG riihoit
freedom That IS 70 be one point gentlemen fo- which
net humby ask tie support q Manchester ia ;as
ell, Of this city, which in az respects in tbs inti-
mate connection with the Unisea ststes When 20 TO
the UEttd States. in few days il wiz BE- will
der &c be enc 81 my duties 20 t-y there cspuo. be
humble opportunity Ter this union se a humble
opportunity fer the Il TIE solidarity ssn.i-
Iert Of nations the principles of liberty; AMI have
come hope. si;h your generous aid 20 scccesi ! am
convinced ofit (lhee-s Eres bsde IS 0t carried but
ne pihepl, q fee Sode - eaTieS Tspgedree of Eagsb
nGUsiH Ch ty ree tces RGa toe. markets Of
EaTeJe cs rAic by eiscu'Isr a. Is nor ezciud Jheess
When came TO EIglsnd respected that principle But
but slo with the protectionist rSrs ia England II
were protectonht in England woIld carry on he
rrepe Ct tree exports q THOSE countries ~hch would
eeve them a. that would give greater greater
and labor Ter the nsBufzcta-e-s and that
would beet promote the reul.u-sl int
rests Huns In lie present degraded situation consumes
cotton 70 the extent q two and hal millions Of pounds
annually hut NO; single yard o. vhh il se proaa;t Of
70 the market of Manchester II con mcgee were free and
HuFgsry we're developed, Cheers The British
port. during The last ;hEee Years hs. IS from the be-
ginning az lsl 70 the end tf lszo the last year for
which they have been made ur year boaId az trade)
tie BFtsh exPortt give An average a fraction
To Austria the Brlish sxTorts have lower; irsc-
ton over id only PER bead Dar.pg those three years
the Britsh exports to TIE United states have gwen
average q more than iOs-(hesr hear, sod great ~
there differences are great a. they vs-yhe csspo.c
ouE;.cs lee and lie United STATES gradually more IN
tie years ls4i-s-o. he Russian exports id per
hese. tre they have fallen 10 Ga i: daring tia.
tire. years. he exports tie United sAes which
- d per head Increased IN enc quarter 70 lOs 40
TIA; Wills; there marked Gecresss 10 The Russian
exports The iurcac &. tEose % he United stsss
vssy consideIahie AID wnt yC1 have eve tinss more
Rave trs times mere commerce Win the United Ets.es
ttn with Austria; and therefore freedom es.sb
AsEfe n he ccIttental ecaB;res IL q probstle yo1r
2 mrtree With them would aon b. 70 PEI sent more
bar tEe fTeftn. a7o-lt (u.ar, ksA-) -be pc5ula-
cn g tEe ltiitd STATES twenty Eve or 1uctr thirty
ri-.'nf az highly n-nufscs1riog o. hey I-e, they
ccrtume tfus mUch 81 your commerce, and these
Countries woula cotfuue ~ mach than the
whole q Great Brian and lreard (Cnee1s) You talk
q decreasing taxation y Tu:'irg dow srmaen.s and
stbfirg Tcace, Ou. Wis. fsncs has &C. arnGmsnts,
kcv can yCu sxfect that yc-1s h. dispensed vito,
And hcs frar rs1gcs her azmAmsnts VT LIT .n.re
are lsfge Standing armies existing around bet? There
fore Gentlemen 10 snt-estirg you sos he prin ls a
liberty "a EUreps an only alsEing scs the school
q which see The rlricas esasrF and . =. spsr-
getic IrCEeters before re- hear bear, ohser.)
tEd feel sssrrsd tia. they DO not Co things
~ htlvss Nov, Z come % The motive Why 1 io0K
with peculiar hoIe and TaTicu.s- nteTss. 20 xarcber
"a Place which ccnadsniiv here vii AXE practical
direction e that symps ~ which they have 80 entb1
siasticsy expressed Nov before coming 20 ycu lad es
sra gs1teman sss sfks9 ~ many What can you
Lave = G. IN Msnchssttr" ~hsTs TIA most inf genital
1dlviduss are ir-.natsly -cnuscssd ptn tbe Pea.e
Assccla,i,n I. j. ne ESey, I cclsess. :tst what
Au'tFs by Russian asU.ss, has taten away Hun
Ary wul - restored pesoestiy Dat iooE confidently
n reveal great tssc aticns in Enrand - s5ppo-t 20
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