New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20

osEnelan5, or OF any other country ~ishthe non
sdm,saon offoreign Intervention 10 my o En county,
40 must have clean hancs self ia respect 70 oner
Countries That Is my position, 10 which viii con-
sceptously adhere | consider, therefore, mat my
hu,v as veil as the respect to your li", honesty as
uell As prudence obge me not - play herethe pas
sonse part OF agaor 40, 10 coquet with the repn-
,sioo OF beng Oiutionlst Hear In fact, tme
hher not 10 get this reputation out rather declare
nv conviction to be that Eng wants no resolu-
,,on AT ALTA few crleS o. hear. he A., lbecduse
frst Il wishes but "A progressive development, and,
<scondly because England has sufficient political
freacom to be insured that sh4teyer England may
sthl need will not only carry oul. bat will carry
n out peacesbly Now. this being my duty and my
resolut,on, act cOnslstenty-mg ground WAS, Is.
and will be. IN England. tins snc anc such the
true facts OF the past struggles Of unga These
facts confidently hope, cert ln 10 secure the
generous sentiments OF England 10 my cOuntry's
cause stated that, In my Oplnon the form Of gov
eminent con be different IN different countries, &C
cOrdIg To their circumstances their wishes and their
wants. England loves her Queen. and has full motive
10 do so England feels ggeat glorious and tree. and
has full motive 10 iee 50 bu, EIg.and being mon
srchy, that can be no sufficient reason 10 her TO hate
and discrco publican forms Of governme mt other
countries differing III circumstances. IN wishes. and
u wants On the contrary, the United States OF
America beng likewI a great. glorious and free
country under Republican Government, the cir
cumstsnce OF being Republican cannot give them
sufficient motive ~ hate and discredt honarchl-
cal Government IN England. This must be entirely
Jeff 10 the right OF every nation 10 dispose OF It's de-
nestle concerns Therefore all claim for my cOun-
IN also Is, that Eng land seeing out of our past tlat
oar cause Just, should acki ooedge the sovereign
night OF nation to dispose of itself and, oy ac-
kIowiedg3rg this England should not interfere, but
also not allow any Power Whatever 10 interfere with
The domestic matters OF my country, or OF whatever
Other nation The rest should be left 20 the respect
ave nations themselves. the more because 1t is
WORTHY of that independence for which we strug-
sled. !. therefore, thought that tins was not the
Mace for me TO speak about the future OrganZa-
7ai,on and formation Of government OF my country,
because that Us a home question OF ours with which
nobody ought to interfere Loud cheers But my
behavior Lot every here appreciated AS hoped
met rather IN certain Quarters the remarks that
an slippery and evade the question. Now, on the
sense OF sincerity l am particularly susceptible. i
have the sentiment of being PLAIN, honest man,
ard ! would not be charged with having entered by
stealth into the sympalhies of England without
Displaying my true cOlOrs. loud cheers.l There
fore, must state clearly that our past struggle
we made no revolutions lfe4r, hear.i We began
70 transform in a peaceful, legislative manner, the
monarchIco aTiStocra,lcai constitution OF Hun
gary into mOnarch,co-democrAtlcal constitution
We conserved our municipal institutions as our
most valuable treasure, but gave them, as well
asto the legislative power, for basis, the common
liberty Of The people instead OF the class privileges
OF DID, established the personal responsibility OF
Ministers instead Of the Board OF Council of old,
which being nominal body. was OF course mock
err TO that responsibility of the Executive which
was our chartered right paper, but not reality.
However we but conserved that which was due 10
us by constitution, by Treaties, 10y the coronation
oath of every king to be governed as seconsIst-
emf irdependont country by our own native inSt-
iutlons according TO our laws We established the
freedom of thought OF the word and pen and secured
abe freedom OF conscience We introduced with the
abolition OF exemptions equality in duties and rights
before the law We obliged all to contribute % the
public neccssity every man according TO his iacul
ties We emancpated the peasants, or rather gave
them the lard they titled To- he their free properly
We made the soil free the lsbOrer free, the industry
free trade free but sparci all existing material
interests o. every class, and resolved full indemnli
cation for every material loss We established Trial
NV tyy dent q
justice. cared for cheap government, and took care
that the national army should not become tool oil
ambition among ourselves or an instrument OF OF.
preston against foreign nations All tins We did
peacefully by careful legislation, which the King
sanctioned ard swore to maintain But this very
dynasty, in the most leiJurIous manner, attacked
these laws THIS freedom, tins Constitution, and our
national existence by aymS. t'hecTs We defend
cd ourselves by arms VIGOROUSLY and, after the
yeuriouS dynasty called in the armies of Russia TO
beat down, resolved 10 defend ourselves
against this tyrannlca invader also but OF course,
declared the perJurlous Hapsburgs not 10 be more
our soveseigns deposed them oanlshed them ana
declared ourselves tree and lnOepen tent haloii,
but fixed no definite form OF government-neither
Monarckical nor Repubucan-declariDg ourselves
rather TO be wiling TO follow the advice OF the Euro
pean circumstances These are facts which cannot
be altered because they are facts. by tins you see
that IN the past made no resolution at all as TO
the future Every just man must acknowledge that
Hungary has fatty exhausted every peaceful means
Of scltpreseNatOn II Is not under the rule OF the
king but under the iron opression OF tyrant VINO
conquered Hungary by calling IN Stcre8lOusly 10 ms
aid the afn,es at the Car 50 Hungary Is not under
government but under foreign intruder, who not
kng of Hungary, being neither ackno ~ledged by the
naiion not sanctioned by law Hungary is, In word,
IN state of war against the HapSburg dynasty Hun
gary can in 40 other way regain ITS independence
and freedom, but In that way IN which IT was de-
prved ofit-by War-as every nation when Is Tree
and ind epe noent conquered us dciYerance from ats
| Dppressors like Switzerland, Belgium, Spain, Por-
| tgal, France Sweden, Norway. Greece, the United
States, and England hseli-lcheersI-that is by
| revolution, as some would CAL lt-by war OF
legitimate defense as l call II VIII ever respect
the laws OF England and do nothing here contrary
4 10 them-bui SO much can state as matter OF
fact ,tha,my nation viii never accept and ackDo~i
fdge the purlured house OF Hapsburg to become
| again Lawful Sovereigns OF Hungary never VIII IL
enter into aHy transactions whatever with that per-
urous family but viii AVIAN Itself OF every oppofm-
4 NIFTY 10 shake of its yoke secondly, that though
i the peoplc of Hungary were monaTchlcal for l,0Co
L wears vel the continued perjury OF the tapsourgs
curPg 300 years, the sacrcglonS faith eSSneSs by
which II DESTROYED Its own historical exStSnce, with
l The historical existence of my nation. as also my
i counDs present lntOlerablc oppression, have so
enucly pluched out OF the heart OF my nation every
l faith belief, and attachment 10 monarchy, that
there Is no power on earth - KNIT the broken tie
again M0, therefore, Hungary wills and wishes 10
| be free and independent republic but republic
founded on the rule otiaw, securing social order Sc
Jurity % person and property aud the moral deNe
opement well As the material ~eiate OF the people
-cheetsl-ln word republic like chat OF the 1.
States, our ded on institutions inhcnted from England
!'Sen This Is the conviction oi my people, whlch
snare III the very heart of my heart | confidently
nope the people OF England VIII appreciate the JUS.
nee OF these rem gks and the nOnest CONVICTIONS OF
my heart and that Will not talter IN Its attach
men' TO that cause which II hOnorcd with It's sym.
PATTY which II Judged to be righteous and true. aud
Il winch II consolcd by ats wiSaes and hopes. All
lnuest Is, that the people OF England may not give
chaf,er to the Car TO dispose OF the world out
rather make, by ats powerful position respected the
night Of every nation to dispose Of itself With this
nope. thank you once more for your sympathy.
oeg leave htiguei as am. 10 retire, confidently
| uustlng your noble minded feelings canno; have
me vii 10 divert this demonstration OF your SYM
I~thy Mto any party discussions whatever. IN which
tccnseQueLtly could not participate but which still
4 could rot fail TO increase the difficulties. and do
harm 10 my country's cause, which you honor by
your sympathy"
| kossuth and the Friends of Italy.
| 4 termination from rho Friends nf Italv