The New York herald., 1851-12-08

bestae o. ~ neeoe0 eoes more. have - No. eu&
thee; have feeling but thee. Even hsrs, with this
prodsious view Of greatness freedom, and hsppissss
which spreads before my sstonshsd eyes ny thoughts
are wandering towards hOns and whom lock thsss
Thousands Of Thousands before the happy Inheritance
Of yonder freedom for which your fAthsn fought and
bed-snd when turn to you, citizenA TO bow before
the majesty of the United States and thank ths pe
pie York for their generous share In ny Liberation
and for the unparalleled honor Of this rsosption sse,
out Of the very midst Of this great ssssmbags rise the
bleeding image Of Hungary booking to you with anxiety
whether there b in the usre Of your eyes ray Of hops
for herr whether there be in the thunder Of your
hurrshs . trumpet call Of resurrection. II there
were ne such ray Of hope in your eyes, end such
trumpet call in your cheers then to Iurope's op-
prsssed nations They will stand alone in the hour Of
need Less fortunsts than you wsrs they wiz msst
brothers hand to help them in the approaohins giant
struggle against the eagued despots Of the world and
wo also TO ne. win feed no Joy even here, and ths
days Of my stay here win turn out to be lost for my
erland-lost At the very time when every
teemng in the decision Of Europs's destiny Citizens,
much as I An wanting some hours OF rect, much -
have need to become familiar with the ground will
have TO stand upon before enter on business
matters publicly took 1t for duty Of honor not 10
let escape eveRsth nrst moment of your generous vel
come, without stating plainly and openly to you what
sort Of man lsm a>A Whist Interpretations end the
hopes-whst the motives which brought me now to
your glorious shores Gentlemen have to thank the
people Congress- and government Of the United States
or my liberation from captivity. Human tongue hes
no words to express the bliss which felt when l.
thedown. trodden HuDgarys wandering ohisf-ssw the
glorious flag of the stripes and stars nuttering
my hesd-when 1 first bowed before it with deep
respect-vhen saw around the gallant ofacers and
the Of the Mississippi fgaethe most of them the
Of
American greatness American generosity-and to think
that 1t was not chance which cast the starspan
gled banner around me- but that your protecting
wll-to knew that the United States Of America con-
scious Of their glorious calling well Of their power
declared by this unparalleled act to be resolved to be-
come the protectors Of human rghts-to powerful
vesel Of America coming far Asia break the chains
by which the mghtest despots of Europe fetsred the
activity ofan sxiled Magyar whose very disturbed
the proud security of their eep-to feel restored
protection and in such way to freedom and by free
dom to activity, yos may be well Of what have
felt and still fed at the renembrsnce of this proud
nert Of my life. Others spoke you acted; and was
free Yeu acted and at this act Of yours tyrants trem-
bed humanity shouted out with joy the down trodden
people OF Msgyars-the down trodden but not broken
raised his head with resolution and with hope and the
brancy Of your stars greeted by Europe oppressed
nations as the morning star Of rising liberty. Now
gentlemen you must be how boundless the graft
tude be which feel for you You have restored
me TO life-becsuse restored to activity and should
my life by the blessings of the Almighty still prove
useful te my father land and to humanity will be
your merritt will be your work. May you and your
glorious country be blessed for it. Europe the very
eve Of such immense events that however fervent
my gratitude be to you, would not have felt
authorized to cross the Atlantic at this very
time, only for the purpose to exhibit to you
my vrm thanks. would have thanked you by facts
contributing TO the freedom Of the European continent
and would have postponed my visit to your glorious
shores till the decisive battle for liberty fought-t
my destiny to outlive that day Then what is the
motive Of my being here st this very time The motive
citizens that your generous act Of my liberation
raised the conviction throughout the world that this
generous act Of yours is but the manifestation
Of your resolution to throw your weight into the bal
ance where the fate Of the European continent
s to be weighed. You have raised the conviction
Throughout the world that by my liberation you
wiling to say, Ye oppressed nations Of old Europes
continent be Of good cheer the young giant Of America
stretches his powerful the waves ready to give
brother hand 70 yoUaautue" go Ia your act inter
preted throughout the world. You, in your proud
curiy scarcely imagine how beneficial this convic-
ton has already proved to the suffering natens OF the
EuroTean continent. You scarcely imagine What
e conndsnce you have added 10 the resolution Of the
Oppressed. You have knit the tie Of solidarity In
the testinies Of nations. cannot doubt that you
know hsv received By tn. public opinion in every
country which touched since free and what feel
ings my liberation has eIcsd in those countries which
q vs not my lot 10 touch. You know how l. Q plain
poor psnnil~ss exile, have almost become q centre of
hope and confidence TO the post different nations not
united but by the tie Of common surernss. What the
s~urcs o this apparition unparalleled In nanknds his
tory IN. source Of b that your generous act Of my
ibsratiOs Is taken BY the world for the revelation
of the tact that the United s.stee are resolved
not t scv tn. se-Pots OF th- world te trample
IN oyfr-s-ed humanity IL h hence that my liberation
We csesr~d from s~sien down to Portugal Is ray OF
hor- IL s hence that these nations which most
aess-. my pressno- In Europe nov, have unanimousy
tod Hasten hasten on to the great free rich
sni powerful people Of the Ussd States and bring over
10, broth~ry sidto the OF your country, 30 iat
ssi.ly copnsct~d with European libsrty,n and here
And plead ss Of tbs solidarity of human rights
ofs the great republic Of the United States Hznble
a. I sm, S71, the Almighty, has srsctsa me
" rvpres~nt tts cause Of humanity before you
NJ .srsn, 20 this capacity u written In the sympa-
thy srd conf 1snesof az -ho oppressed ssd OF all
-bo yoor elder brother the peorls Of Britain sympa-
hils si;h ss oprrss-<ny vsrsnt 10 this csescity IL
.tsn n ths hoy- end sxpsctAien, you hsvr epsitisd
hs -ora 70 entertain BY hberstin; out Of my pri.
on sna by RESTORING ne 10 activity But hss pleased
n Almighty y nah. cot q my hsmbl. self ", another
yrriuss'y for thss .hioh may prov. happy turn.
tn< potus In ths dssssni-s of the World bring you
erpth-rr sr.stiHs tom the p>epls Of Great Britain
! .p*sf net In an sofheiA character. impaired
~ fips-aAry saos- ,scr-y "a tie q the world
30 =. ths hsrbi.csr - ths petite spirit cfshs people
.sh ~ IN rshi % imp.rt direction to Ste govern
m-st al -hioh I-tnsss-d prorouncing iieen in the
go a-r,tsi n<ns- or-ny-thst the people of Eng
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sr~sssss e fs.pes aud I~.ru-s N you against
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