New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-12

rather than that let us hope-of
an American. And he combines all mat IS sess IN
the nations Of humanity ne, ms ,sa. insores oar
tine and not for this country only, on, iof
an nations. He has come 70 save, bo' tuaea,
not Palestine. but the polltleai Woi,a ,a n,,s ~
nrovlde ,ial man that we hail here IN lhe name Vi
reipon and hum nity Let us not any fonger' tnen,
stand ty those notions OF our childhood, oy whiSn
We battered ourselves that we had got on. o. 'ne
old world altogether into the new woilu. mere ~
hrt one word. thank God. The new word IS the
old word, and the old world is ever growing ne "
Ard we have no, stolen out oil Ine snip WIN tae
pef and the provision when We nceusI ~ NV
upon and left her TO go to the bottom. l oenete
orr country adopts this as her tone and gives hsr
welcome TO kossuth
kner DIR. Bellows had finished, Rev E. Il. CHA
Pin, being loudly called for, rose and made one OF
the most brilliant speeches of the evening" elicting
frantic outbursts of applause. 1t was as follows;
Mr.. MAYOR AND GENTLEMEN did not think from
acceuting the invitation OF the COMMITTEE To speak
here tonight because / did not wish to mix myself
nm with ms movement felt that was not worthy
10 nroopg the vibration OF those chords which have
been swept by master-hand mere to-nlght III IS not
for me TO speak upon such question: but simply 10
respond No canse is so bound up with religion as
the cause OF political liberty and the rights OF man.
Unless have read history back ward, and the bill OF
rights wrong and unless the sages, the heroes the
martyrs were mistaken unless the su6llmest trans
actions of modern history--on Tower Hill, in the
Parlaments of London on the sea-tossed May
Flower-unless these are all decelt'ul, there
is 10 cause so linked with religion as the
cause OF democratic liberty tCheers.l Sir,
not only are all the moral principles which we
can summon up, on the side OF that cause which we
have heard explained tonight, but the very move
ments Of the age recognize and advance 1t. Nature
is republcan-for Sir, what are these new forces,
steam and electricity, that have changed the whole
face OF the world and Jerked the nineteenth centu'
~ further ahead than whole ages oefore-wnat are
these but powers that are living, and forcing the
world on 10 a noble destiny What are these but
ecacous principles but the anit9rs OF classes ana
the servants of common men who nave become po"
erfuf Does not the poor man today ride upon c ais
such never waited upon Kings, drove the
wheels Of Iiumphal charots-dOes he not yoke the
lightning and touch the magnetic nerves ofthe worlo
The steam en- glle is democrat TremendouSCheerSI
1t is the popular heart that throbs in its iron pulses
while the electric telegraph writes upon the walls
OF despotism Meme, meme, teksl uphdrSin. There
is process going on in the moral and political
world. like that in the physical world. The old
Saurian forms OF past ages crumblng and break
ing up old landmarks. And, Sir, they VIII turn
over the Metterniches and Nicholases OF Eu-
rope and convert the Josephs into fossils IGreat
cheerng.l | can only say, then, that not only are
all the moral principles Of the age, but all the ply,
seal principles OF the time are acting IN behalf
of freedom and closing, in the words OF the poet,
l will say TO our guest tonight
Live and take comfort
There powers will work Tor thee
Air, earth and skies -
There is not a breathing common thing
That will forge. thee
Rev. d.. BErHUNE then responded to the general
call in some impressive remarks, assuring kos5uTH
that Con was on the side of Liberty, well as the
arms of freemen. After he had concluded, other
speakers were heard and the festivities were pro-
tracted TIL long after midnight. The following are
the remaining regular toasts
The IhTeef0h Defense Of he Cohafrg-The NtHd, the
Nary, the Ar1lyDscpne secures successful IIa2nits
tempers its victories
Madame RoSsuth-The heroic Wfs-She leaves with her
husband tbs defense Of her rights and ga hers her g)0s
fIom the e. Cearments Of home.