The New York herald., 1851-11-20

Ing to me because to belong to the working glasses TN
plies man whose livelihood depends his homes.
and industrious labor, then among you hss
right to call himself working than to call my
self inherited nothing from my dear fsthsr and
have lived my whole life by my homes. and indus
trious labor (Chsers) This my condition consider
to have been my first claim 20 my peoples confidence,
because well they knew, that being In that condition
must intimately know the wants. the suferinss AMI
necessities OF the people. And sssuredy 1t It
is therefore that practically devoted my life to
procure and to political and social freedom my
people not to race, not to class but the whole
people; besides devoted all my life for many years by
practical OF associations extend the benefit
public instruction to the working classes and TO for
ward the material welfare the asrcutursts of the
| manufacturers, and Of the trading (Cheers)
Among all the prses to that effect Of chat time Of
my life, when was yet in no public oice but private
man. there to which look back with salts
faction pride than to the association for the
rsscnent Of manufacturing ndustryto ts free schools
Its exhibitions to its press and to its affiliations Be-
sides comforting immense material benefits it proved
also politically benehca by bringing in closer contact
and udy relations the different cas OF my
dear native aud BY intse sting the working classes
the public political Of nation and by
in my chief aira which conserving the municipal and
constitutional institutions of my countryto substitute
for the privileges Of single classes the political emanc
patton Of the whole people and substituting freedom for
privegesto impart to the people the faculty Of
making the constitution common benefit 20 slI--tor
ALL in word, to transform the closed hall of class pr
vleges into open temple Of the peoples liberty loud
cheers) This being early connection With the werk
ing classes had at Southampton alraaiy occasion to
say that among all the testimonials of English
sympathy which honor and my nations past strug-
ees which console our present su.rinrs and assure our
future there none dearer to my heart than
that those casses whose only capital Is their honest Ia
boz and their time stop in their work and sacrifice that
valuable time for the purpose, openly aad resoutey of
expressing that the great principles of fresiom
reckon upon the ympsthies, the cooperation and the
streets of London few days ago, and here the
present occasion this great phenomenon presents it.
the it Is therefore gratifying and consoling
TO my country the have the pleasurabe duty to
acknowledge the high value of it. and to thank yeu the
more fervently for it, said southampton that in these
demonstrations of the operative cases recognise that
dual greatness must bow down with respect Chesrs)
The same acknowledgment have TO make on this oc-
cason only larger scale and in higher degree Al
low ne firstly 70 congratulate you on the stsention
which you have hereby proved that you devote to
public matters to the glory as well as 20 the ints.
humanity May this public spirit iecrease-may
svery Englishmsn forever feeltha. is the basi, Of al
constitutional organization be IL under a repubiics
monarchcai form-tbat it is the public opinion Of
the people which must give direction 70 the policy
of the country and that therefore not only the
right but also the duty OF every homes. citizen
to contribute to the deveiopeman. ani expression OF
that pubic opinion o. wAion the le5islatve rs weu as
the executive authorities are and must be fat.hfu
representatives. Allow secondly 20 congratulate
you the just and happy instinct With which oesowinx
your at.snton public concerns. you haye seized
the very point which is really the portsn among
srl in which the mind and heart Of Enslshmsn b.
continent said IL in the Common Council Of the city
Of London repeat II hsrethere is among your
external (Cheer.) And how nay BE- surnned up ths
Interest of the British empire ehs European
eontnsntf II s % be summed up N -nis cushion
by which principle shall the continent OF Europe be
rustbv the principle Of ee.om by the principle of
absolrtisn' Can England can /. not, remain inte
rent to the Approaching struggle and ana decision o:
this question And /: /, remain Indifferent with
losing its postoA in the world snisnsesins its
freedom and hurting its own in erest With which pra
cipls shall gland GeA the pr.ncp.e Js free loan,
| or with tas principls Of Sesression shsl it sup
port the rights freedom, sai happiness Of nations,
or the oppressive coabnstions OF arbitrary govern.
-asnss (oheers II at Ia ihs ausston-s question ths
urgent and the more Important that because)
no mas. of whatsoever party dissmuiste still less
deny that t5e sustoa Of France OF Italy of Germaay
unnatural so contrary the human sni na,.onsl
rests Of the respective peose, that IL IL utterly inpDs,
vction that France, Isly Germ any. Austria and Hun
gary already the o those days when th. great
and hope ana bsttie o. shese adverse principles will
be foughs OCT (Loca cbeers.) Now, the people of
Great Brtsia By il, loudly proclaimed sympathy With
the Of fes jom and iadepsndsac os Egngay hss
tosids ~thsbsOCtsn but with liberty b. supporting
protecting against al ntertsTeEce 0. so.gl govern
mente the sovereign right of every nation 70 dispose ot
itsef Ycu yorrse pronounced by this denoast-s-
toB aud your generous address in avoT ot hi priac
pie; thanEiny ou mctt fevsnty Cor i be; leave
soagrasu ate sou ts us jui 5msnt nj On he
preheosve you give sad that you entertain tas
duties of England to~ssis Europe aad tie p7oper in
tsresss OF EHe al ise fou aave rSh1sy eoa'idsrst
that the freedom Of Eogao aad thai he1oy cOnitcu
whicn YOU feel RsrreI thas your ilytsut1n, rss
don and your public spitit vii 60 "a pesoei4ly i.'
velopiog-lnoray, maternity ana polisioay--.Aa- al
this In iasinsey oonnsoed With the vinioty y the prn
cple Of freedom the surSpeaa soasines In svort
you have pronounssi fls hat truth a.aes in Ens aai
bsve omitted 80 express, vis tkas tAtsi
Ia comu,galsy tle psaeple agireeiom Aers a
Identity N ias desi! !nss q humanity ,(LOui chs.r,)
Deet you hsvs duly considered tia. The material vel
afe q aEeas Britain also 10 the hsaes isgr.e de2en
Of freedom Ia ECrops Add sEG-y i Is So ca st7sra.
occlsions have discussed already tbs important toSo
osg onl, leave to stats bssya few plata facts Yor
1--we b7 honest labor You have your Manufactured pro-
ducts dispose OF FOR which you van large sfss
kets asi nee trade (Great cheering koy Il Is obvious
that tgo sod sHo maze torE that without Europe be-
coming tres Eossni Sa1 a. as,s no s., ,F.ts , visa
amount Of trade With absniutis Russa ali Austria
ID per had whsrsaa tas amount Of ths ,saie Of Ens
and with free country, With The republc u lie United
| States Of America, is "a per head What disrsnce
Aboluifm gives % your ;rsds a,i Industry make. 9
Loud cbeers) "a net the f-e,iln of Europe thea a
qucsiisn OF Wa, iate.ess % Jou Les "a .o)k - Goa
gou consumes be three four pounds upon thss price
you have By the repeal OF the lsrs proJa5y aot
gained more tosn from los 70 a Certainly grer
beneht But suppcsc The huniret aai twenty milltor
who inhabit nrssis Austrs. Italy. and Hungary. -
become r-ee ard bsirs tsee, 70 e1asume ss nuea y
your manuacta the Un.ed States tAogsA ia par.
highly manufacturing themseisesl consume per asai
that market OF At Least 10000 OJo sterh1y
to Eoslsod wn CD wcad g5ovs 5s,snt Of 4. Ss =. -
created W the preepitste is.cent into the muddy pani
81 sdmr,r Of the u5eitJ OF the press who n saout
| inr aDovn with the Ttraes copy OF which ae he'd
aof, his footing In the edge and received "a sou
tion which would nsve bsen Of gss. ssr-ce to him but
Cor the nteno dr.iness OF the water vii not, With
mr. aching chest dwell further upon this subjsct nov
but vii cheerfuy acxnowlsdys that you we're animated
in ths noble by higher mstvss-by such
geprrous sentiment, beoken the nobest feelings and
by that moral fgni.y Of man which Is the revelation Of
msnkiDds divine origin You say in your kind address
that Ia the brotherhood OF the people In which rests
the hope of civilization OF progress in the peaceful
ts ard Of The fse developsmsnt OF mans nossst tsc al
tee Nov theee noble ssntimsnts. told In noble
sorie thaak you thst you have expressed ~ aob,s
what fesi &c warmly. 70 IL my heartfelt creed NDt
sv that IN the brotherhood Of people is the certainty
Of success n rssssting the eacsoschmens Of despot
power truly Il is so Take the intsrference o
| Russia IN Hungary, OF the Erench xovsrnm N
In Rome Of Austria in RomaSue snd schiessg Holsten
and of Austria and Russia In H.ese Cassel Which mai
opy the most loyal the most moderate the pst artd
opposition to the sbsoutst e1oroschme ns Of ts petit
tyrsnt aud yet wss crushed by Ausro- Russian arms
take ali tha together aud the fact s cear that the s