The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-29

CONSCIOUSNESS
90 large number Of generous men crowded together
it is not possible to remain silent but then also
must not have the sxpsctstion to hear speech and IN
from inaispostion that wish to shorten my remarks
my body when 4 is wanted; but it Is an entire impOss
bty to make sxssons to speak to large IN assembly
Therefore, WIN shorten my remarksths more because
Happy . Ss ~. mere IN sna "
which you have bestowed upon the cause which
1 represent, here among that intelligent people,
whenever have spoken one word upon that cause
which you hepor b your have spoken it to
the whole people Of the United states Every manevery
woman-is acqusntsd With my motives knows the cause
plead and has alse taken resolution in his her heart
already; and therefore want not many speeches more
during my stay in the United States, can dispense
with argument can only humbly make the suggestion
that it is impossible for the United States not
to feel interested In the condition Of Europe
and that there never yet Q time when the
condition OF Europe deserved your attention more than
81 the present moment You know what the condition
htical and religious liberty These the three great
treasures which make your glory and your happiness
And you know also that our OF this oppression every
msa has foreseen that revolution the Europe
continent must arise. Icu know that the great
oution Is brought home already TO the nations Of Eu.
rope by the npious blow of Louis Napoleon The elect
ed President Of France has by his impors blow struck
Town the constitution in order that he ight become
Emperor lie has stricken it down, tool of the Gear
OF Russia aad the Emperor of Austria. 1t was
yesterday / received the that the Austrian
ministry has openly declared that the absolutis
t.cal powers of Europe resolved to maintain
the surpaton o. Louis Napoleon Therefore the
ton has already broken OFT in Europe The first blow of
war s already struck, and man In the world ha, the
power to stop its progress It's vibration will be felt
throughout Europe and nowhere with resolution
tSan in my poor and down trodden fatherlapd, ZAP
plsuse) The people OF Hungary have motives to risk
life to risk existence to risk all il has fog the restoration
OF my fsthersai to ito freedom and independence We
have had nationality now We have nonewe have bad
constitution by the blessings OF God succeeded TO
transfer It from an aristocratc to democratic one
three years ago now, acr mas no constitution at
al. We were free people for thousand years; now
We are mixed like a fold OF sheep into
80 called centralized power ot-not the empre-not the
nstionbut the despotc ambition OF the house of Aus
tIia We hsvs kad freedom OF the Press 1t il not
nineteen years ago when bega, the struggle Of that
great right OF mankad-the freedom Of thought.
have endure three yt ars Imprisonment for it, But at
lait succeeded TO carry it through. Now there
i 40 free press There is no press a. all in Hungary
There s only the hangnan and marital law We have
had freedom. We established fieedom-entire religious
hberty-squal protS otion to whatever religion, to
all The Protestant church had its own sell
government for its churches and schools Now il ia
taken from it. The Catholic Church had its power
10 dispose OF its temporary affairs Nsw that is taken
from it, and day by day, the nearly bankrupt Austrian
government is encroaching upon the property Of the
Catholic Chu-ch which is consder,d the best
Catholic Church Of which II is with high qualification
that Prosestant-not only BY birth but also BY con-
tine, for religious liberty in Hungary, had TINT
Church in the foremost rank q tbs struggle for the
ty1ts OF QUE PROTESTANT reAl2lO2 (dTeAt APPLAUSE
SO much do we value the freedom OF conscience that
the single thought repugusnt that Protestant has
les. bis religious liberty equally with the Catholic, or
from the rights Of osenship because OF their religion
This very umstancs will be sufficient for Hunya.
sro DO Of n IN On, orr rss
the rest, vas for religious independence
have carried 1t on for three centuries past. be-
gle for lgious liberty IL Was the only barrier in
former times Of Christianity when INSTRUMENTATION
was invading Europe lApplarssl l hays succeeded
trey free and to transform the peasants into entirely
tree proprietors OF the soil which they cultivate Now
be government Of Austria Is again introducing fsuds
Ana .sss ss s' pssS.
whs,ever css but we declared that the nation would
4 i've naturalization to landlords who lost BY the
ights-wheh they held upon the peasan.iy. Now.
Austria, by heavy taxation takes from the peops its
very ifes sweat and out Of this the peoples treasure
iteeif 1t Is giving the Naturalization which pro-
missed, net cut OF the PEOPLES pockets because all
now that freedom Is right for which the people have
which 10 make such Now Austria takes
Il out Of the pockets Of the people and the landlords will
rot collect the indemnnca,ion, except only few Of
Austrian despot. (Appauss) Therefore, you see the
Protestants and Cathocs-every religious psrty-aud
the peassnry and ENTHUSIASTICALLY interested not TO
endure the present condition Of Austrian oppression
We have 10 Hungary large property OF the State itself
which We declared BY law, you'd divide among the
good sgiculturist, mcdaniel or tradssman That Is
no business of the government. Ii must be left
20 pfvss us. pfvase a 'SdTy Insre
perty among thois who had no landed property,
WHO shOIld pay ma, msdsra,s price for IT, BY
system and that out Of that price would pay the
Ian jlcrds for their lost rights Now, Of course this
Soss yso hsys neb thin q
every foot Of Land to support It's existence BY Of
loans Again, have csss interested in the rsvolu-
80. - w k.I IA. ~.
city Of our past struggle. 81 an issue Of paper
money---the kossuth Bank note, IL was
called II was some thirty three millions OF dollars
Now, out Of these thirty three millions twenty millions
yet sacred BY the people who will In no case
let Il pass out Of their hands All these twenty millions
can be Of no value except in new revolution, and
Independence because Austria will not recognise It's
Enlistment Again, We have people interested not 10
endure the oppression Of their fathsAni and that
counts fer the immediate taxation which under most
different shapes, consumes the very life Of the peo
pie Of Hungary Before we fell under the stroke
81 Russian Interference the whole taxation Of Hungary
amounted 70 not more ths1 four and nhat million Of dot
sis, new Il has 10 pay sixteen. Before, free
from any duties on tobacco Now, the Hungarian IL
very fond Of the pipe, and even with ny self though
II rs q bad custom-the only luxury I know l. to-
bseeo. (Laushter) Now the government has taken
monopoly in that trade and What 1, the consequence
smoking was almost indisper sable have abndoned the
custom. Tteyhave burnt their tobacco YOUR fathers
ioIn,Ey threw In The water the tea which wa, i'm,
and viii neither produce tobacco buy Il from the
olprs who has taken the monopoly into his hands
1hsge Is heavy taxation laid upon The production OF
wine, amounting 70 twenty million iolars annually.
row thespsopls prefer to eu down their vines than
dure the tax alou Even our fruitful tIees are cut
down rather than endure the taxation. Such Is the
dlton Of Hungary might 70 on for hours AMI hours
20 enumerale OIL the motives which must induce unyary
to resort TO revolution the FIRST moment that breaks
out in Europe. am quite sure that you yourselves
would not remsin in sucn condition. Therefore, be
leve gentlemen that we will not endure Il You
freedom. The Magyars love freedom also. You
have tense ofyour own dignity you would not stoop
20 be the tool Of oppression Believe also will not
toop 10 be the tool Of foreign oppression Applsuse
We have heart In our breast and have armes ready
fhed the last blood Of that heart for the freedom AMI
independence Of our fatherlsnd applause Therefore
you that revolution in Hungary IL unavoidable
Now what win be the consequences Of this revolution upon
Europe will ony say that the oppression Of Hungary
has brought forth the oppression Of all Europe Since
Hungary has fallen Italy has lest its existence In
Germany wherever freedom dares to raise its head In the
most moderate hope Il put down By Austria by the aid
Of Russia And even the usurpatlon Of Louis Napoesn
which s intended TO strike out the republic from
the European continent, Is consequence Of this pre-.
pondeancs Of Russia which was gained by the oppres
zion OF Hungary Therefore say, without the restora