The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-27
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not only be what she II, but IL win powerfully
react even upon your internal questions (Hasr nssf
about conclusions which may serou'ly endanesr your
own tranquilty-your own freedom, your own hspp
To break Britannia it not to conquer
these glorious walls. The very moment that Brtannis
should not weigh much In the world 1t weighs
Britannia would be broken loud cheers) The lager
Of God is Europe stretched out. Ono may dis
sembe IT, but nobody stop it. And there are
but two possible. One Is that the Of sp-
preaching events will force established goyernme nts in
Europe one against another this case Engan,l
not be Indifferent Should the fate OF Europe be de- ded
without Engands vote, England would be Eurol ~an
power no more And should, in this sacton md
desposm be the victers the continent il A'ot
necessary to the Cosscks watering their horses In tA
glorious and free; because the question will be net upsn
particular ponthe question will be- what principle ia
people of England in that viii side With des-
potifm but that they viii side with liberty; only hum
bly, wish that England should pronounce her will in tiue
that her silence may not be taken for irresouton in
difference (Cheers The scond is that the struvrIs
may be not of States against States but that the people
of Europe may make up accounts with their rulers
and settle their own domestic affairs. What Is Il hui
msnty expects in that from England! 1t is that
England sbal not only respect-that is out of doubt
but shall make respected the principle of interior
by foreign countries and the Independent right OF
every people settle its affairs for that cannot
alter the matter should the Gear be willing
violate the sovereign independence of nations Hu
many expects from the people of England that 1t win
shake the mighty trident, and shout out a powerful
stop Cheers Be sure. gentlemen, that word followed
up with the manly resolution to be good your word
but by it you will have saved the lives OF myrisds
averted many bloodshed and given liberty to the world
loud cheers glorious mission glorious calling
almost divine Continued cheering) The short moral
Of lorg speech gentleman then s(renewed chesrs)
Russia by her Intervention in Hungary has put her foot
as Italy will not become free, that foot will rest
Eurores neck Yet it WIN pass from the neck to the
head and there will be in Europe neither peace
tranquility, but continual boiling up volcano, and
Europe great bsrrack and great blood held (uheers
The of Hungary is the of civil aud religious
liberty / al a (cheera)
by birth but by conviction But declare that would
strugs. with equal for the rights Of my Ga
principle is that the Church should not NEEDLE with
Tremendous chseringl-and that governments
Even with regard to Church property differ from the
views of some refomers, for hold all property to be
sacred and would not deprive the Catholic Church Of
the property which our former kings have given her
while would leave the Church to distribute it among
tanning practical result FAMILY confess that look to
public opinion as the means Of benehtting my native
land and every country in Europe And here perhaps
may make remark or two relative TO the resources Of
Hungary an independent nation Hungary has no
debts at ALL because it is In way obliged TO share in
the debts Of the houfe OF spsbug We carried the
by means Of paper money but the house Of Hsps-
burg burnt the greater part Of and quit Of that
debt daughter and cheers Hungary, independent
and free will be rich in resources because the princ-
pies OF social order be dused throughout Europe Hun
gary will not want to keep up large armies and Will have
great national expenditure. Hungary by means Of
municipal institutions Is accustomed to cheap govern
ment. With a surface Of loco geographical square
soil che is naturally rich. Her revenue amounts
to 81 0C00o0 annually, and her salt miuee
productive that they cannot be consumed
for thousand years. should have all the nations
of the world to supply with salt Besides Hungary has
large national estates Whilst the house of Austria Ia
very nearly bankrupt, Hungary has considerable re-
trust you will pay greater attention to the
foreign affairs Of the country by which you viii
be able to requisite the direction Of all your pubic con-
My humble request that You will be pleased
in every meeting whenever the question may arise, to
remember that the question Of Hungary is connected
with the victory q the principle OF freedom In Europe
and the principle Of self and therefore,
whether the question Of free trade any other ques
tiop, beg the people Ct England to declare that every
nation shall have the regulation OF her domestic
Germs Cheers THIS IL my humble prGyer-that public
opinion, which Is reused not by but by the in
cden Of being the opportunity for the
Of that principle, will be expressed still strongly.
| Ask the peop.e of birmingham, who, by their
political demonstration carried the Reform bill CHEERS
and who have always supported the principles Of
Liberty TO give their support TO my people. (Cheers
NJ mbers Of that great family OF nknd the tie Of
brotherhood Is strengthened bet ween by common
suferirg. My sufferings and the pumberiess Of
unhappy land, sntitle to nreat to aten-
uoD to the feeble words which | address 20 you from
the bottom OF my own desolation. Take tn em the
cry Of oppressed humanity crying out 10 you by my
suffering tongue People Of England do forget In
thy happiness suferpg-mpd In thy freed0m those
who oppressed-mnd, in thy proud security the dig
nifty Of other countries-remember the fckleness Of
human fste-remember that the wounds inflicted the
nations abroad are so many wounds inflicted en- the
principles Of liberty which your boast your glory,
and your hsppness-remember that with every down
trodceu nation rampant OF thy hbsrty fllsremember
that there Is community In the destiny Of humanity
be thankful for the freedom you enjoy snd lend your
brethren helping hand for the future.
Kostuth then resumed his seat amidst the most en-
thusastic cheering and waving OF hats and hand
kerchicfs
The meeting broke up about twelve o'clock.