The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-13
THE REVOLUTIONS OF THE MECHANICS OF THE
NOVELTY WORKS
Dr. stilman then presented the following resolutions
on the part Of deputation from the Novelty Works

DR.. stman then presented the following resolutions
on the part Of depuation from the Novelty Works
Whereas, there has come TO America Louis Kossuth
Governor Of Hungary, representing that nation, in
appeal TO the United States for assistance against the
armed and unwarartabe interference Of despotc go
yernments IL Their domestic affairs and firmly be-
live that the representations q Louis Kossth true
and correct ard that the question involves the interests
CIV, liberty everywhere aud as We recognize the great
truth that only by such liberty, the full deveope
ment Of national greatness and thereby the perfect
standard Of humanity, be attained therefore,
Resolved, That We saw with exultation, the beacon
fres Of freedom lit up by LOUIS Ko.suth and his as
sociaes in the far interior OF Europes continent and
amidst the surrounding gloom Ct despctism. We wit.
messed with hope their heroic efforts against easued
oppression and with pain and indignation that their
betrayed but noble cause found no generous friend
But while griovc for Hungary we rejoice that her
kossuth Is free and that her cause the
EplOpeE oppressed nations--the cause Of humanity
ana therefore the cause Of God
Kesolved That while cordially welcome % our
shores and homes the heroes who have dared follow
the example OF forefsthsrs would not be unnnd
fu Of the invaluable boon granted 70 in tbs hour Of
our .A-i nv bTothers helping hand and while VI re-
verence the name o. :-hiazten, We believe that the
great American nation hss passed the sge US insY
and is able 10 look the future boldly in the face
barassec by formulas Of the past Every age must Be
the srbter OF lie daties God forbid that while
We in the full enjoyment Of all the blessings CT free
dom and the confidence Of nvuneraole strength which
tina freedom inspres should refuse TO hear the cry
OF cur brothers in Hungary We have nc sympathy with
the selfish and cevsrdy .prt US We must noteo
psrdixe slobu By aiding our brethren struggling
ior national existence and whc fears war We dare
beust Having no intercourse with the representative
Of de'pots we have no fear Of or sympathy for their
masters that TO civil liberty all our present
national greatness have incurred debt that We can
only repay by giving strongest influence 70 the ex
tension OF that liberty 70 other nations situated ss ve
cree we're and stand indebted to the psss foT
blood and treasure expended in securing the blessings
enjoy we should be ready to repay necessary that
Resolved That in the doctrine Of aoninterveation b.
which understand the interference by nation
in the internal affairs Ct another recognise policy
that h A. to domestic aud
disturbed relations with neighbours AZ 20 the peace
Of the world and the eaa.e Of human rights Having
become fully convinced by reflection and argument that
this doctrine Is true and just DO seemnly pledge cur
selves TO all legal means to make this dostrne the
Received That we will petition Congre..te declare the
adherence OF the United States TO the doctrine OF
Intervention In the internal affairs Of ether nations aud
that they will endeavor TO make respected the doctrine
by other governments.
Resolved That these resolutions be published In the
city and that the committee present cspy Of
them TO Louis kossuth
Sir allow the committee in conc u.on to express their
high admiration for you uungsry's chief states
man. a patriot, and hero ani whether 1t shall BE-
your fortune to your country free, to fell In the
mont Of her battles, 10 hang where they did
hang your honored name, we say 70 you coward
in your orous mission The ewes Of the myrads Of all
ands upon you The spirits ot your country's mar
tyrs you Your immortal Batthyeni, BEN Perc.
gel. Aulich, Damanich, Netel, aud mighty host %
your countrys unnamed deuli gods have preceded
and your fate will be less GLORIOUS than their We
firmly believe that the day Of mans restoration 20 his
country has not very distant future
Yes, thy proud lords Implying band shall SCI
That man hath yet soui aud dare b. irct
A little while. along thy ssc dcnng plains'
The stsress night Of aesulatiOn reigni
Truth shall restore the light bJ nature given.
And Ike pronethcus bring the DE from Heaven
Prone 10 the dust oppression shall b. hurled,
Her name her ns turr, withstct from thc world
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KossyrR's REPLY.
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a. inst Of toe wori iuswan s thanked th' io thee
resolutions ne ia act vsn Oh" r',fe q .he Uai.ei
States TO interfere Interference vas not See policy nor
In accordance VITA 81. principle, but he wanted
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