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yioSsuth.

Al, other interests, lust now must yield 10
that created by the arrival upon Our shores OF
,ls wonderful man, whose name stands at the
head Of this article We give below the tele-
graphic cory ,alcn from the Boston ,Natt OF
his irs, great and significant speech in Ameri-
c,,--.aat pronounced at Castle Garden, in New
York. on SATURDAY. last. 1t is in the highest
form Of superb cTatory, more potent III It's m
Auensc upon the masses, We think, tIal, any
one Of the magnificent speeches with which he
electrified the people Of England. Nothing
can be superior, in oratorical effect, than
opening paragraphs, nothing better calculated
to carry away, subJuSato, captiy1te, the popu-
Ter feeling anil enthusiasm. We remember
nothing like it, in ancient or modern times for
consummate cratory. It's very first paragraph,
II an vet half sick, gentlemen. J o5sed and
twisted about by tortnigh,'s gale on the
"Atlln:ics restless waves, my gddy brains are
".li,! turning rouui as in 4 Whirlpool ant This
sSi.,1n!jc cont,Gen! seems jetio irem1'e tene'hI
an, tc29ering yteyS,'-is the very snbIinatIoa
Of felici,ouo AM captivating e'oluence. The
great Mlryar is evidently among "thc foremos.
men of ali the worll' if not The foremost. We
remember no orator Of more tt4nacendent abil-
ties, ana We have no wish 10 conceal or re-
press cur admiration # the marvellous exhibit
ton Of those abilities.
---- But NossrrH comes among rs, os he
htmsct Jfanty acows IN The speech beIo'e, TO
change ruE WHOLE ro11cy OF THIS COUNTRY,
ia regard to FUnEioS iNTGNYESrIoN, lie
cones, al we have betor, s1id to overthrow,
first, tha policy Of NoN.iNTravEaTGoN, under
which our Republic has grown to condition Of
prosperity and power, in IS years, las kossuTH
himself said in one oihiS speeches in England
that other nations have not attained IN thou
srrG vcrrs and, secondly. to combat the con-
setva;ivc and wise principles Of WAsnINcToSS
Farewell Address, which HIS. hitherto, been re-
guarded as Of ndsputablo wisdom and authority,
Tie comes to persuade the Republic ofthe Unit
ted States to become Military Rcpublic,-prc-
plred, at all times. for an ARMED ryrERFER-
rNcr in the political affairs Of the Old W Orld,
prepared to say to Russia, for example, as
Kossuru says, hands off" and also prepared
to 90 TO WAR with Russia if, on our dlctatiun.
she will no. "hauds off, The eloquent Mag
yar in the speech below, says =
Then VIVA: is the motive Of my bcias here at This
time The motive, cllZeHs is that your GENEROUS
act nv liberation has raised the convection through
ont h, "utl, that th' G.niona act OF yours Is but
the mdnIteBlatlQu OF your resolution to throw your
weight into tue balance, wUcn tn tate OF the Euro
pan continent Is to be- we gled - Oh have ldIsed
The conY clun throughout the world, that by my b-
Grafton yon were wiling to say ofFRLSStp Ma
TONS OF OLD LrRorL's CONTINENT, BE OF GOOD
CHEM rue NouAI GlANr OF AMERlcA STRETCHES BIS
POWERFUL AEM OVER TIE WAVES READY - GIVE BRO
TusRSHANp TO YOUR FUTURE! 50 Il YOUR ACT
INTERPRETED T. 70 | II U Ut T. II L
WORLD.
Now, in our ju lgmcnt, here arises the graycst
question, as to the DUTY and POLICY Of this
country, ever raised 1t is the FIRST TINE, too,
that this question has been raised during the
existence of the Republlc,-the first time that
we were ever called on to dep1rt from the Ma
tona Policy eloquently ana solemnly recon-
mended BY WAsHtHsT0y, in his Farewell Ad-
dress, which warned US against ENrANGLlNa
ALLIANCES" with the other nations ,or "Peoplcs,'
as KossUru cllls t1oml OF the Earth. Our
opinion is that the United States Of America
will best perform It's duty to the rest ofmanl;nd
by adherlng to the genius and spirit Of our
Government, and the maylma of WAsHINGroN
---" equal and cxac, justice to all EArANGLr>G
A;Lt}NcES WIN NONE
- Wha. viii be the unavoidable consc-
qucnce of carrying out the doctrine OF the
eloquent Magyar? Unavoidably 10 make this
r Military Republic If we say to Russia
1ou SHALL NOT interfere, and yet Russia does
interfere, what remains 10 US bat, moved by
common sef,rcspect, 10 go 10 war with Russia (;
! his is precisely what Ko3sUTH asks Of us -
r,s.hing more, nothing less. Does this doc
tri,e accord with the doctrine under which this
CouKtry has grown in an uneXamp.ed brief
period, 70 an uncxampled prosperity Z 1t seems
70 Us that the truc, Tho ONLY, policy Of onrGov-
eminent IS to stand firmly upon its ruNDAMES-
r,L PRINCIPLES, and let other Nations and
Peoples infcte rs By fighting their own bat
ties. OF WIS. the iaGiridnal people Of the
United States n.ay feel called on 10 do, IN be-
half OF Hungarian Independence, we have
nothing to SAY. F,enchmen helped rs, IN our
Revolutionary struggle americans my help
Hungary, f they please. Of this we feel not
the slightest disposition to complain. ''e hon
or the Americans who AIDED GREECE to obtain
Fe- sAatowy !teooomjl But we honor still
more highly DAwEL WEpsTrR the American
Secretary Of State, for refusing, rs he Eas done,
% give azy sanction Of the Government Of the
United States to the appeal Of the great Mag
var Orltor who is in our midst. Let KossUIH
influence the people as he may, bit let The
Government zG5eic 10 The greet principles hqt lie
at The tosndet'on o. Is prosperity md porCr,-
"EQUAL Ayp FxAc7 JUSTICE To ALL, LNrA%G-
LIMO ALLAYCEs WIKI NONE What wli, this
Republic galnby embroi'ing ltsalt with Eu-
ropean politics? Nothing, worse than nothing
God designed this Country, we behcy1, to be
an ExAMPLt, not MrssioNIRY. As fast as
European Nations are PREPARED for selfgoy,