Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-14

OF which opal which had this singular DUAL
tn IT rendered whatever the the ring agree
able before God and man. The Shah grew old, hav
Ing three sons, all OF whom he loved equally WE'LL so
that ne was at loss 10 which he should give this pre-
cous rim which would make the possessor agreeable
boti before God and nan. At length he called
upon cunning goldsmith and told him TO make two
other rings exactly like the one he then had that
even he himself should not be able to distinguish one
ring from the other
Upon his death bed the Shah called his sons around
him. and presenting them with the three rings told them
that of them had the attribute ofmaking its pos
| SCISSOR agreeable both before God end man. He knew
not which ring the true one; and fortune must
decide; but he trusted each would consider himself
the possessor OF III so that whosoevers lot might ia II
al would show by PROPHECY OF the conduct that they
were deserving OF it," Now as there are different
ways to heaven there may also be, and there are diff
teren ways to the promotion OF the happiness and well
fare of the people tCheers) England wants no change
because she is governed by constitutional monarchy
under which all classes in the country enjoy the full
benefits of liberty and freedom. (Cheers.) The con-
sequence is the people OF England masters of their
fate, defenders OF her institutions obedent 10 the
avs, and vigant in their behaviour and the country
has become and must ever continue, under such ins
tutlons, to be great, glorious and free. (Cheers y
Then the United States Republic, and, though
governed in different way to this country the peo
pie OF the United States have motive for desiring
change they have got liberty, and every means for
the ull development OF their social condition and DO
sition Cheers.l Under their Government the people
OF the United States have in 60 years, arrived at
position of which they may we'll be proud and the
English people, too have good reason to be proud
of their defendants and the share which she has had
the planting otso great nation the other side of the
Atlantic (Cheers.) LII gratifying 10 see so great
and glorious nation thriving under constitution but
little than 60 years old 1t is every republic
ia which freedom is found to exist and could cite ex
| amples in proof OF my asseron-and deeply lamen t
| that there is among them great aud glorious ma
ton where the people do not yet enjoy that liberty
which their noble minds 50 well fitthem for 1t is not
Joy full liberty and freedom. Therefore | feel that
is not the living under a Government called re-
public hat will the liberties of the people, but
| that quite as just and honest laws may exist under
| monarchy as under republic. (Cheers) If | want
ed an illustration need only as have done examine
the institutions of England and the United States, to
show that under different forms OF government, equal
liberty can and does exist, (cheers and trust that
the people will, in the ulness of tme show which is
deserving to be the possessor of the real ng by the
propriety OF their behavior (Cheers) Ibeleve that
human hearts and human minds may require different
| regulation and training, according to circumstances
So also in nations, difference of position of policy
OF wants, OF principles OF action, may require different
| forms OF government, and that government cannot
| be bad which secures 10 the people liberty OF
opinion social ORDER and the impartial protection
OF property and persons Of every class and
| iect freedom where only one person out of million
is In possession of privileges, and the right to in
the election of representatlves-and country where
sGch state OF things exists never have Its gov
eminent founded on such solid basis that which
exists LII this country and the United States 1t was
" ihcIsdse tHe HoeftleS ana the security OF the crown
that we In Hungary endeavored wiL en- and enlarge
the basis on which our constitution founded, so as
to include the whole population land thereby give them
an interest IN maintaining social order. (Cheers y
hope to God that the development of the human in
telect will by and by raise the doctrines of religious
and political freedom all over the world and that my
poor country, continuing to confde its trust in God,
may again take that place in the list of nations which
Its honest and courageous endeavors entitled it
| Cloud cheels) have this day heard most generous
eloquent and beautiful words from the champion and
friend of the rights of the people of England and
have heard equally generous, equally eloquent words,
from my friend the representative of the o. States
! Let me then toast ihls meeting, by expressing my
| sincere wish that the time may not be far distant
when, in accordance with the generous sentiments
have listened to from my honorable friends, the SOW
erelgn rights ofthe people will be universally acknew
ledged despotc governments cease and the world be
free. Cloud cheering)
Taking Kossuths speeches altogether, we
are induced to suspect he will think the true ring
has been left with the limited monarchy of Great
Britain, or the red-republicanism of France, or the
proper republicanism of the United States, accor-
ding to the degree of active sympathy he may
secure from each.