The New York herald., 1851-12-07

whehcr there be In the ussre OF eyes ray hope
for her; whether there bs In the thunder Of your
hurrahs . trumpet call Of resurrection II there
we're such ray Of hope in your eyes, and no such
trumpet call in your cheers, then to Europes op
pressed nations They will stand alone in the hour of
need Less fortunate than you we're, they will meet
brothers hand to help them in the approaching giant
struggle against the leagued despots the world and
wo also to me- will feel no joy even here and the
days Of my stay here will turn out to be lost for my
fathsrland-lost at the very time when every moment is
tsemng In the decision Of Europes destiny Citizens
much rs am wanting some hours OF rsst much as
have need to become familiar with the ground will
have to stand upon before I enter ON business
matters publicly took 1t for duty of honor not to
let escape this first moment Of your generous well
come, without stating plainly and openly to you what
sort Of man and what the expectations and the
hopes-what are the motives whicn brought me now to
your glorious shores. Gentlemen have to thank the
people, Congress- and government Of the United States
fur my liberation from captivity. Human tongue has
30 words to express the bliss which felt when l.
the down-trodden Hungary's wandering chief-saw tn
glorious flag Of the stripes and stars futtering over
my head-when 1 first bowed before It with deep
respect-when saw around the gallant officers and
the crew Of the Mississippi gate-the most them the
worthiest representatives of true American principles
American greatness American gene to think
that 1t was not mere chance which cast the span
ged banner around me, but that was your protecting
wil-to knew that the United States Of America CON.
scous of their glorious calling we'll their power
declared by this unparalleled act to be resolved to be-
come the protectors Of human rghts-to see powerful
ve'e CT America coming to far Asia break the chains
by which the mghtest despots of Europe ettered the
activity ofan sxed Magyar whose very name disturbed
the proud security Of their eepto feel restored by such
protection and in such way, to freedom and By free
dom to activity, you may be well Of what have
felt and st feel at the remembrance of this proud mo-
nert Of my life. Others speke you acted; and I was
free You acted and at this act of yours tyrants trem
blsd; humanity shouted out with joy; the down trodden
people OF Magyars-the down trodden, but not broken
raised his head with resolution and with hope and the
braDcy Of stars greeted by Eurepe op
nations az the morning star of rising liberty Now,
gentlemen you must be how boundless the graft
tude must be which feel for you You have restored
me to lhe-because, restored to activity; and should
my life, by the blessings Of the Almighty stu prove
useful to my father. land and to humanity it will be
your merritt will be your work. May you aud your
glorious country be blessed for it, Europe is on the vey
eve OF fuch immense events, that however feryent
my gratitude be to you, 1 would not have felt
authorized to the Atlantic st this very
time, only for the purpose to exhibit. to YOU
my warm 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
were my destiny to outve that day Then what Is the
motive Of my being here at this very time The motive
citizens Is that your generous act Of my liberation has
raised the conviction throughout tn. world that this
generous act Of yeurs is but the manifestation
OF ycur resouion TO throw your weight into the bal
snce where the fate of the European continent
Is to be weighed You have raised the conviction
Throughout the world that by my liberation you were
willing to say, oppressed nations Of old Eurooes
be Of good cheer the young giant Of America
srs ches his powerful the waves ready 60 civ.
brothers hand to your future" 30 is your act inter
pFcied throughout the world. You in your proud &c.
curiry scarcely imagine how beneficial this conyic
ten has already proved to the suffering nations Of the
EuroI can continent You scarcely imagine what
efeonhdence you have added to the resolution of tn.
oppressed. You have knit the tie Of sodarity in
the destinits OF nations. l can't doubt thai you
know how received by the public opinion ia every
country which touched since am free and what feel
ngs my Liberation has elicsd in those countries which
I. vas not my lot to touch Yoo know how l. q plain.
poor, pennies exile, have almost become n centre Of
hore and confidence to the most different nation not
united but by the tie Of common suerinys What the
source of this spparon unparalleled In mankinds his,
Iteration is taken by the world for the revelation
Of the fact that the United States ar. resolved
not to suew the despots Of the world to t-ample
oppressed humsuity Ii s hence that my libsrstion
was chetrcd from sweden down to Portugal as raw OF
hope IL Is hence that even those nations which most
desire my presence In Europe new have una nimousy
told me, "uaten on hasten to the great free rich
and powerful people Of the United States and bring over
its brothsrly aid to the cause Of your country 80 n
nstely connected with European liberty" and hereI
plead the Of the solidarity OF human right,
before the great republic Of the United States Humble
as I am, Gcd the Almighty, has selected me
to represent the cause OF humanity before you.
Ny warrant to this capacity q WI tten In the sympa
thy and ccDhdeDcs Of oil who ars oppressed and Of ali
ss your elder brother the people Of Britain sympa
thze with the opPrtssedmJ warrant this capacity Is
written IN the hopes and expectations you have entitled
NE world to entertain by liberatipg Of my pri
'n and By restoring to activity But it has pleased
he Almighty to make out Of my humble self yet anssher
'pPorturiiy for thing which may prove happy turn
pg point in the desines Of the world I bring you
'rothery greeting from the people OF Great Britain
speak not in Official character impaired
'y diplomacy whose secresy s the curse Of The void
bit am the hafbinger Of the public spirit Of the people
'hoh nss The right to mpsrt direction 10 is govern
ntnt and which witnessed proncuucng itself in the
Dot decided manner openly-that the people OF Eng
and united to you with enlightened brothery love- a.
united in boodconfcous OF your strength as Il Il
op'cow OF s own has for abandoned every senti
nent Of irritation and rivalry and desires the brother
isnce Of the United States to secure to every naien
he sovereign right to dispose Of ITSELF aud to protect the
overign right Of nations against the encroachins |
rrogsnce Of despots, and lesgued to you against |
he league Of despos to stand together with you god
sher to the approaching baptism OF European liberty
Vow, gentlemen, have stated my position. am q |
us'shtforwsrd man am republican. I have avowed |
openly In the monarchicsl, but free England and
IN happy to state that have nothing lost by this
vowsl there hope will not lose here In republican
merics BY that fankness, which must be one Of the
hief qualities Of every republican. So beg leave
.anaJ and eny to state the following pointsYrst
hat take IL to be duty Of honor and principle TO
oeddle with whatever party question Of your own |
omestc affairs. claim for my country the
isht to dispose Of t,ef am resolved and must be
esoved to respect the same principle here and every
n Ofh .it. T.