New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-25

ltsah, Milan venice, Russia, Prague cOnteaied,-
cons.Bled With having been gnomnio Isly branded,
DNTnsd, puncered sacked. and ITS pOpu,ation
bur tereo hali of the borcpean Continent content
"a NTH toe scsfold. vita ne hangman. With the
pihon. with having no political rights AZ all, but
having 10 pay innameiso'c millions for the highly
esIsncId purposes OF 6e.ag kept STATE Of ssr!-
dom. tCheefs.l That = The coac sroE OF he Con-
tn'nt OF Eurupe-theat. hearl-aad Is II nos Tilcu-
iou> and absurd IN men 81 p re a)oui iels ldaals
cissCibipg the peace and tranquility OF Europe
is!' ar, Gear How Is 4 that there are no sevelu-
tohhy movements IN Elslsid Why no @usnpt
10 ohtuio The peace rAd tranquility OF EGsaadf
ttcauSe Yen Walt no rcvo.uti0r-l near. hear - be-
cause you are assured o. Your Constitution and BY
yoar public sP'r's that haiever here N England
S'u request IS done. because 70 human things are
'eIfect-thCarl-Hw VIII &c one. and done 3saceably
,L0'd chtcTsl would Ike io sec the mal Who
Nou stand ~ here ~ Epgi nd for the pl-pose Of
making revolution. iiicsr hearl Bu, .a.re ON
the Continent Of Europe, N us creates. nar, Al
least tyraLts OF the Nei YOU aAve disturbed peace
md tranquility you have checked the go sth Of
freedom on the Continent, ana u canno, be restored
until the lovers OF Heetom contend successfully
AGAINST YOU the sworn enc nies oi mankind, Fes lon
ysace and Itlauqaty. lCneeIsl Let rs t>tback
an, see what has been done IN the past fAe ggaa-
ne contest against Napoleon was Tough. under the
p.Nmise OF freedom tie promise Of freedom was
lie bat which brought The nations 70 night. Then
came the Congress Of Vienna winch Was attended
by seine OF The most AMBITIOUS men Of the World.
but even there tho interference OF Enslaai 10 the
,msnt tben to be made was guarantee 10 man
kind for some constitutional life, AZ least. ltneerl
And even YOUR Castlert aghs were nnaois 70 0ind
Europe in oppression To Poland, Sicily, aSd many
other nations, liberty was guaranteed B0, Where 10
Poland row where J. us Constitution iiieaf,
hear Anc here Iwould appsalto the paoh opinion
OF the world-and | woulc appeal 70 those very
statesmen OF England 10 belong 10 the very retio-
grade school to them ! would appeal As 10 those
who had made terms without the SANCTION % con
sent Of nations. lHearl And would pat - them
rome that for which the people ot England
shed their blood IN toTTenlS-ist that for pen h1g
land spent its lnnumerable millions F-tle iDt3,e1
of which you have 10 pay now and VIII have - pay
hereafter thearl-l ASA the question, Is TIE coz
di,ion OF Europe that which tie people OF Il s'aad
were willing 20 guarantee, ana when Goa pifp)sed
should be the case Hear, hear.l Let oypfe ssisn
go on and the spread of freedom Viii De the result
France had aroused herself and the despots embed
[Hear.l Despots had always tried to crush Iie IA
lions of the world. But, oh, no" uemonny aesps's
are in these days, | have seen some OF taetn-t
have weighed them IN these very hands OF nine.
Formerly, they broke only their words nov We are
subjected to the consequences OF breach oil their
sworn oathS-and every ne l. oroken--esefy senti'
ment reyolted-ev lnterestshurt. lCheers The
praises Of God mingled with curses against des-
pots, and oppressed European nations shake ,her
chains, and bleeding nations feel their degIadsnon.
rCheersl Ths is the present state OF the European
Continent. at least for the greatest part And sun
there are who have regard for despotS, out VINO
are silent in regard to the dulieS due toward human
n.y. Hear, hearl They speak OF regard 10 tyranss,
but are silent about the danger OF mankind titer
In regard to the condition OF mankind the people OF
England have instnctisely felt that we are on me
eve OF the day when liberty or deSpotism mNSt 90
crushed down. tCheersl The people OF England
feel that their freedom is in intimate connection
with the principle ~ freedom on the European Con-
tinent The people OF England Ielt that u was the
voice OF nations that could secure humanity against
the power Of despotsm Hear And this ieoting
gave Use to this nooe manifestation OF instructive
preservation, for which his own humofe sell had iur.
nlshtd an op portunity. tearl And why NO worthier
or more important man than The reason wnys
very clear have in some measure TO represent the
cause OF Hungary. (Cheersl It's Russian lnterfer-
ence in the affairs OF Hungary which brought home
10 YOUR minds, and brought home to the minds OF
other nations, the idea that u not soon opposed by
the Din cipe of freedom, embodied m energetic ac-
ton, the moment draws near when Europe would Do
entirely Cossacked Hear, hear, and loud cheers1
The people act dlstmctyely and beg You 20 bear
III mind hai the case OF Hungary is the ncarnaiono
the principle OF seltgoveTnment tueafl These
are the motives why |, my humble self, have given
an opportunity for expressing those intrinsic feelings
tlearl was anxious to establish ms point, IN or
der that l may not be charged with importantly
when | bumby presume to ask the people OF
England VINO are practical IN sympathy, " give US
their cooperation in furiherIg the cause IN view
for The spread OF the noble principles OF liberty.
feel most anxious TO have this view showed by YOU
that Hungary is not so much an object OF commits
stration as il is European question, and IN this
view am supported by gentleman whose opinion
is disiLteresied as IL is important. lie IS cand
date for the high Office of President OF the United
States. and, therefore, his opinion may be tlken as
that of tie great democratic party To which he be-
longs quote some lines from the speeches made
by Mr. Walker at Southampton. ICheers.l tie says
that an alliance OF deSpotic powers to subyeTt free
governments less powerful than themselves, can
have aim but 10 sweep all free governments from
the face of the earth. Poland Was thus swept away
by despotic powers and Hungary, which had secured
ITS freedom and Overthr0wn ihe forces Of Austria.
was overwhelmed by Russia, the very inc arna,on OF
despotism. [Hear, hear Now, when this was
done, England could not expect long 20 enjoy her
own institutions. Would free government and
free House OF Commons be permitted, with trial by
jury, freedom of speech ana freedom OF the press
despoiism ruled on the continent! Dcspotlsm
could net long flourish there while there was free
dom OF speech and Of the press in England
Such nor al artillery would overwhelm the despots
and therefore they would ultimately conspire
to ruin the free institutions OF England This is not
the humble opinion OF poor individual like myself,
the representative Of an oppressed country, but OF
man " no is the representative of large party, and
a candidate for the government of free people.
loud cheers Now, hope With your generous
ard, TO succeed Firstly, because there Is In the
United States great party which processes tho in
cbDalon, the propensity, to mite with England IN
policy toward the world Secondly because the
tate OF Hungary has already contributed some what
10 effect tins union by uniting as brothers they
have rescued me from capt witty and so may set ~
matter OF fact that the hIst great step toward
his union is already made And thirdly, because all
deIeDds on an exact definition Now, in the United
stales ruling principle N that of non'inter7entlon
IN Europe matters lsay 1t rs very wise IN those
WHO established principle 10 follow II out but
Letfer those who established. nor those who fol-
lowedit, were aware of the meaning it had their
pThfpt WIS, the lnltfftDilOu, recognition, buc
acknowledgment Of the night of every nation 10 dis
pose Of It's own domestic concerns Applause And
they held II night not 10 interfere In the internal
Affairs of any cOunty-f such a country choose TO be
are public II shalIbe fit choose To be Mcnsrchy,t
shall be II 1t choose 70 be cespotsm even, 1t may
u depends solely Oh its viii, only let n be
fsIse out free vii. Hear, hearl That 10 the
prIciple-be sovereign eight of every nation TO dis
pose Of itself But this IS not the noninterventiOn
which would be defined by these words do not
care whatever be the fate Of hnmanay-whatever
ffs ngrlA IA ~ do s.f.gt. E.tTA aT
with It's libertvbecause my principle is non-inter-
ysniicD" That, say, Is not non Intervention II is
The letter of mnque to despOtsm it would be an
assurance To society 10 carry with certainty the NC
tory 10 despOtism. tEeaT. hoar.l l suppose II Is
AZ IN that the policy Of England and the United
States can unite and when ircy are united. myself
bore that. without wars, the Interests Of mankind,
by this means will be secured look with peculiar
hoIe 70 Name hester because (and DO m self with