New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-20

! 7eTsrs f-rm the oorsel uenos u vi'L,,,ns laws
No reply. The ssefs toast Sss as follows
Ia sutton o. 1Aricy, an lofdel TLs err o Sssal a
Chietal lhs MID 81 sf.sH Chus ias h-d tEs ai''
tan tsrsei Turk.
Nr. CocHRAs responded 70 the toast.
Mr.. cO.HRAN'S SPEECH.
! cesIgn 51ofy speaking ~ the toast tnst has
been read. ln1eed, oIt time per Bis, 50 exhausted
has the subject become, that might lad Il DIN ;gu
% say mucn without danger OF repetition There
ts something more than me mere approval OF oas
DOteItse ano The concentration u snOhsr express cd
by the language Just nov employed broad AID
cOmpgehelSne, iUSt AMI humane principle
IS also recognized The conduct of ths sultan,
while /, - invoked - the shame Of the Gar, IS
MADE rot ou.y to ceuOunce northern oppres
sion, bur 70 affirm the principle that nations
should scrltlnIEe the conduct OF nations TO wards
each other In the sppareat sense Of the sentiment,
he virtues OF a common hG an,ty are strongly con-
uasted with the vices Of national diplomacy and
The truth Is defined mat whatever his cline or his
creed conformity TO the emotions OF common
oeneSOleDce elevate and dignity man forever. Kos
sth the mas fugitive from ths lsasses oppression Of
Russia ,ud Ausus nds refjss with tho Turk Tie eveaI
nsc1b+s upon he the szeEi OF progress the
aided Asa prosecution Of her religious faith
ASIA rescUes che victim from hsf gasp
issehes Europe n'orAIv more pure ana Seasnoeas
Norh snd the East the # oppression aud
Tree West ard dsIk sh closed in 90 the nsous LosS
ago was their morn and night has rolled the
he East. We bail then the Sstsn. who has asserted
himself maI-who has warmed IN his s)som the
World the Lesson e humanity taught by the bsn'ghtei
Tux 60 the enlightened Chustio, But the act
has dserer significance. kossuth, ths Governor Of
Hspgory. found asylum IN TURKEY. stsadfst {,
hls humapltes. the sultan was, a. the same time.
10Th Austrs ami Russia for the fogtve dsressnsd
refused Eng and snd tbs UnGel States appisuded
a,STsns the latitude. Of earth Kesu,A the Gstssnsr
Hunsay rsposes N The socunfS oestowei ey The inter-
ver,on Of these nations Blu, who IS Kossu,h Governor
Of Hungary He Is something more than Kossath the
nan He - Prncple-abnsed, oppressed crushed -eus
Gom-of European LGerty-of political smAnsrpItioa It
was thus pri1else that WITH NE maa ko,u,n was res
% action Aud When the vce of The opPressor demanded
eBeed hy the of EnslsEi
Bu. the PIincipe ihns de Tended ~srk at
trlc sssust tss stacks CT both Austria s,d Rgsus.
Tho scene Of it's tesis anSe 10 30 sure WAS TRANSCRIBED
from Hungary Othe BOsph0Ius bat stu here IA the per-
son OF bctf Govern stood Hungary nsOa resisting
the intervention Of their dometic and
tue sultan nterpossd AGAINST this intervention sad Rag
this intervention and all the thrse uri,ei sstsb
h by the safety Of the right Of theuang,
+ de to argue ths, he man Alone VAS rescued w'so
ress,d to his principles Can It be eoneouTed that "a
not II the principle violated that requires the sarrsa-
% ps e en n S nnd t e has
been violated Bat more than tins the United States
and thus clothed him with all the attributes which
rertain 10 the position Of bis country. And hsyng
Hungary by uniting with Eng and Tsrfey their
Representative IL would seem that little need DO said
vssnnstHe Hoy to 1. sy sadsr sane.
ton of the rsh Of anaon to interfere with the ncrven-
ton of nation in the domestic affairs OF another The
pocy league resisted intervention and the weaker
epcssd in security by ire side OF the sronget But VIII
deain sou longer The night to oppression sa
God syen light Not the oppression Of ourselves alone
bat the Of the whole human OF Of
s parts Tie legislation OF the Supreme Tor
man but Tor all mankind and all mankind she I'D bs op
pressed al mankind should resist Nor IS oppression At
all qualified because does not press upsn US isop-
sl ana dhfY 70 'uterNon
ton bath ac've and moral And WHISTLER individuals or
nations the duty the whose discharge can be ne
elected only at ferl. DIR. Chairman propose this
toast
National DplOmqes-N National Intervention against inter
WhenIsr Cochran sat down, Mr.. Pulsrky rose and
said that the Sultan Of Turkey was one OF the most
liberal soyereigns in Europe, and every Hungarian
bound to respond to his name. They did not
perhaps know how Kind he had been TO the exles OF
s when hsy were ,s, forced x take rs ,S ,b N
remnant of his army took their place in Turkey, re-
lying upon the hospItalltes OF that country rather
than on the promises OF Russia The Turks pro-
tected them, and offered 10 give them everything ne
cessary for their support When Austria and Russia
dem anded he should be surrendered, the Sultan re-
fused and even said he would 60 10 war TO prOtec.
them. He did not know at that time that he should
be supported by France, America and England. and
he did SO upon his own ,ssPonnsio,ly tSaeer -
his table and supported them his guests and said
no would rather rick his crown than give them up.
They were sent back INTO the far distant parts Of
Austria There no prince deserved more re-
spect from American Europe than did the sultan OF
Turkey. ICheersl
The las. regular toast was
10. The LADIES' Of tbe United states lnj he Hero'n'
Mr. RICHARD GOODMAN responded, ana compli-
mented the ladies' paying particular attention to the
Hungarian lacies.
Mr. john VAN buren, was then loudly called for
and he spoke for about half hour but at the tate
hour halfpast ~, We have not room for his remarks
He concluded By PROPOSING =" The Press"
MIR. Dana responded IN short speech, and gave
the he sith OF "Mr. Pulsky"
Mr. Pulsrky replied in a few remarks, and intro
puced Col Berzenczey to the meeting, who spoke Of
the love OF the Hungarian people TO kossuth, ana
their devotion to the principles he taught. They
would fight and die for him.
THE Judiciary OF New-Jersey" was then toasted,
and Chief Justice Hornblower was called upon to
respond
Afier his short speech the meeting separated
The following letter OF apology was received from
Judge Edmoncs
LETTER Or J. " KDxosDs.
CITY HALL Friday. Dec. ~, isji
GENTLEMEN As shall be engaged this evening else
where the cause IN which you WILL 10 occupied
and intending there 70 contribute my mite 70 u.
Gov Kossulh at Metropolitan Hall.
That fully sympattzo with the intrepid champion Of
human freedom whom you intend 70 honor you must be
fully aware from ny past action and AIN heartily glad
thar the profession Of tie law are novns to assume then
DirSs the Epgl,h and American Revolutions th'l.w:
yers foremost among the opPoer OF ana
by their civil courage contributed largely 70 the cOLta-
tonsl which follow ed and am fully aware that
the American Law ere vii not at tn%dsy DO backward u
following tho example Of The past.
Allow consistent With your Arrangements 10 con-
tribute tie following sentiment -,
The P,ofcssioa Of the LGv-By ito instincts emInently
conservative often usefuy progressive, and power
ful instrument for the emancipation Of man
an, very respectfully. J. " EDAsSDs,
To Nssss Van Buren,, bosson, Blunt, GOODMAN hing
Committee
Finale.
Ii was II o'clock In the morning when
the company finally broke up, after night singular