New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-25

Of l Dslv, 20 succeed am convinced Of it. ICheeel
rss trade is not carried ou the principle OF Tree
sade is carried. The produce OF Engish indls'ry
sM nv free trade gain access to those markets OF
rn,ore from which, by absolltism, II is now ex.
.isd,a lCheers When came to England re
1919 that principle. Bat the freedom oil Europe
Ysotosly connected with free trade, but also with
he Pro'ectionst party IN England. IL were
o-ctfc,ion:st III England, would carry on the prin-
s,n OF Tree exports 70 those countries which would
receive them, as that would give greater employ
msrt greater wages, and more labor for the manu-
ssctrsrs and that would best promote the prospect
of The agricultural interests. Hungary, in its pre-
ssn,deciaced situation, consumes cotton 10 the eI-
,srt of Two ard half millions OF pounds annually,
rn, rot single yard Of which is the product OF
Manchester industry. Bat wnat would be the re-
san 10 The market Of Manchester If commerce
were fee and Hungary we're developed tCheers
The British exports during the last three years,
maj is, from the beginning OF lS47 TO the end
OF 1912 the last year for which they have
been made up by your Board of Trade)-'he
British exports give an acreage OF fraction over
Sd OF each individual Of the Russian population
TO Austria the British exports have been lower
fraction over AID only per head. During these three
gears the British exports 10 the United otates nave
evenan average OF more than los -lhear hear,l and
great as these differences aTe-greatly as they vary
he despo;ic countries less, aud the United States
gradually more in the years sH-5-6, the Russians x-
ports vcfe 1sd. per head and they have now fallen
70 CID during that same three years. the exports to
the Urited States which 7s. Cd. per head, in
creased IN one quarter TO los so that while there
increate OF these to the United States very
adorable And whilst you have FIVE times more pop.
uation IN Austria than III the United States, you have
ave tines more commerce with the United States
shan with Austria and therefore, were freedom es-
tablished the continental countries, 1t is probable
your con mercs with them would soon be % per cent
more than the present amount. LHear, near Inc
ropulaton OF the United States is twenty-five,
ar under thirty, millions, and highly manuiac-
turing as they are, they consume thus much
Of your commerce, and 50 these countries
whole OF Great Britain and Ireland. tCheers.] You
talk OF decreasing taxation by putting down arqla-
ments and establishing peace but wnle France mas
sot aTmaInents how can You expect that yours can
Sc dispensed With And ho~ can France reduce
her ornaments while there are large standing armies
existing around her Therefore, gentlemen, In en-,
treating YOU for the principle of liberty IN Europe,
am only arguing for the school OF which see the
glorious leaders and most energetic promoters De,
fore me Hear hear, and cheefs] ana teel assured
that they do not do things by halves. Now, come
70 the motive why look with peculiar hope and par
tcular interest to Manchester place which con-
fdeny hope will take practical direction to that
pressed. Now, before coming to you, ladies and
Gentlemen, l was asked by many What can you
have 10 do IN Manchester" where the most inhuen-
tial individuals are Intimately connected with the
Peace Association 1t is not likely / confess that
what Austria, by Russian armies, has taken away
from Hungary will be restored peaccably. But
look confidently to several great associations
il England for support to the great cause of
which | am one humble representative / hope
the cause will be supported by religious associa-
tons as in Hungary freedom of conscience is put
down by despOtism. Even In these very days the
Protestants OF Hungary smut tleir schools because
thew are forced by Government TO surrender educa-
tion OF 10 give it in the hands OF the Austrian jesuit
ticxl Government. Though look for the support OF
religious societies. i look also for the protection
of the Reform Society, OF the Free Trade Society,
and OF the Association of the Friends OF ltaly-for
the cause Of Hungary and that OF Italy are identical
tIIear, hearI openly declare to men of all these
association, look with great hope for their generous
support, and not precisely to the Peace Association
Should not entertain these expectations, even IN
relation 10 that association also after that generous
speech Of one of the most eloquent and KIND
hearted Of men. of the most decided partlsans and
champions of freedom Yes, that speech has con.
yinced me that have not looked for the support OF
the Association Of Peace in vain. tCheers Other
associations can have supported the cause OF tiun.
gary, but the Peace Society is morally Obliged
to support 1t, If IL is logical, as certainly II Is
II it Is willing to carry its end, as ceItanly
II is, n it Is willing 10 accept the conditions
Of its success, certainly 1t must Hear hear and
cheers Let us take into consideration the mode
Of peace for instance, 4 man as keps out oil MS
house what shall we 90 with ,egard to the prnci
pies OF the Peace Association Must he try to con-
vince by blows No, says the principle that
would be encouraging priuciple of wrath, and that
is wicked. What Is then to be done To surren-
der believe that would be equally improperly
would he Furnishing one pillar or two OF the Socia
order, while II would be opposed to the lnstnct OF
seltprt seation which God has given to the rest OF
the world No man, whatever society ne may %
long TO- will give his word to keep the people gu, oi
their government. II must be considered mat the
princine Of non-resistance il different thing 10
that VI peace The deSpOtS OF Europe rely Oh .uetl
force of arms. Ard would they ever abandon tne,i
power No, II was never hhown lot aespo,Ss W
abandon their power tHcar, hear Ihtoueuou'
history there was not one tyrant who " as not OPP
posed to those institutions Which were ior the oe
velopmcnt Of liberty. OF course, ior natiol, III
he happy condition Of England with its liberal IN
autu,ions and its public spint-such counry,oi
course, never would require recourse TO arms Ioi
seforns IL has guarantee OF progress Ia tts moran
force Iiear. hear But although England doesho'
now :. oire the force OF 10 effect It's progress
twas necessary in the revolution OF 1903. therefore
confidently affirm that 1t IS on liberty ana justice
alone thstpeace can be permanently based IL
As 70 the principle Of the Peace Iciety as Cnris-
tan minciplc, none Can share more heartily tnan
myself in sympathy for IL what is the Ihfistan
religion DO not read the angelic words, Glory
10 God IN the highest peace earth, and good Will
70 men - Peace to InuIderers! 1t would be the
suicide of society, and that Is not Christian; Inc
second great Christian prinapie, Thou shn' lo'e
Thy neiehbot as myself and do unto Others as thou
wisheSi others TO do unto thee" Now, II ANYBODY
sees murderer come and pail his neighooIs house
down, would 1t not be required by that principle that
Aeshculd 60 and help hlm And il matters not to
What society you belong your neighbor rs humanity
The Saviour has sald "Th0u shalt do to thy neigh
boz as thou would do TO thysen" applause l
ind too that it is Christian duty 10 gave to neigh
Dor that belongs TO HIM but 1t IS not taught by the
Christian religion to give him what does not belong
10 hm--lhc freedom of mankind Is not that Chris-
van The second principle oil mus glorious assoe.s
ton is that OF non-interierencs IN foreign matters
That is precisely what admire. am not come TO
enireai England 10 take up arms for the restoration
Of Hungary. trust England will go on; respecting
and making respected, tire sovereign rights OF every
nation "a dispose of its Own affairs. lLond cheers
Tina association IS not an English ASSOCIATION only IL
characterization for the world. IL Is not for EhlSand
only i is for the world and therefore cohhIenty
uuu that there Is not single member oil TIE reace
association, who would say, Sir, this crisis oi the
destinies OF mankind exists, but England VIII not