Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-30

, uunrary But one thing still he did know, mud that
was what will England. what will Turkey say if ne inter.
fcres; and that consideration alone sIhcen TO check
his incnauns to interfere.
Sanyous was he TO feel the pulse OF gland and Turkey,
he sent first small army, Ten thousand men, 10 hep
the us,rians in ansyvania and sent them IN such
have in Of need, for excuse, mai he was
called go Austria ony bot by that part OF the
people aso which, deceived by foul helnslon $1,000 oy Aus
lria! On was an Internal plot OF course we beat do"n
and drove his thousand men, together WIN al lac
Ausrrans but the Czar gained his play lie got as
sur.d that he would hive foreign poner opposing MN
when he dared to violate The law OF nations ny an atihca IN
reference in Hungary So he niecred IL is sorowiil
for think upon; il dreadful even to refemocr
what toTthe felt when saw vanish like dream, an my
hopes that there is yet justice on EARTH ana respect os M
laws OF "naturc and Of natures God" When saw n7eI'
with my uap the handful Of braves, ,fosaken alone 10 hH'
immense battle for hnmaniiyi when saw Russian c1-
acy stealing like secret poison into our rams ihsIo""
CHG them, then saw world of cares ana SCI
rows put upo! my shoulders heavier weight than tAH
which the fabulous Atlas Of old mad bear. But let me not
look back; is nil in yan,!c past past Forward ID NY
wo, AID will go forward with undated energy, becanse
know there ycta God n heaven, and there pea
pie like you cah and there is power Of decided VIII
also here III this bleeding aching heart Ills III? MOTTO stu
that There is no difficulty u him who wills.
But much fact, much is tha, The I3ar dcea
not interfere until lie was assured that c would meet no H.
reiGa power 10 oppose his sacrie@iuus act.
;;i;on in free people Of america-show iE III manly
declaration that lie will vOur power j. h. darss once
Irnpi the laws nf naiicnsaccomploy ihs your
declaration with "'.msni,fian 0 your ii scf:3ut"n
feet and b. s;e he will not Sill you viii var
and Austria falls almost without battle like ,o!'ering
house without founla;iun raised upon tic sani, and Han
cary.ny poor un.arywili &c free, and EuGpes appgcsi
CO confaent free dispose of its domestic concerns.
could never have more pleasant opportunity IN Ike
manner develop asp two three prncpicS one oil which
is see restored in international lazy That true, ctGnu ever
listing pnc lc o assured nao"ai Intercourse between Ha
tio ana TO il protected by the po"tro Your country
tr the thrd rncp" 10 which referred Is my humble
wish recognized tina legitimate character oi the decitf
alton OF independence OF Hungary. woul like, gent!c-
rncs 10 develop This principle in tho manner which did
t,,.t rel. tIa
the. 'Go on 90 sEn' no. gentlemen, cannot ." ot
am 20 out, that niaelyine OF! 0! orc nnd'cd
h,vn. pafIpucd the duties which have, wodi be III
bs Therefore MIST this fur another occas;1a
know there is the mighty engine oi th2 press "ich
makes speak the whole people al The United Statra
THIS is my consolation for no; Being able 20 answer yna eX
pccIatons Therefore, lei end without a2gea
sympanyyou have the Of il in your own gencrohs
hearts. This meeting is substantial !on 81 IL aud lei
only saw that the only ground upon which -tS Inc hopes
Of my native land the principles vi eternal justice li2
AID law havo devoted your lives 10 extend justice !gh
aoi law against the violence Of yrannous acts Gentemcn
the bar place these principles into your protecting carc
ana / trust they will find mighty advocates in You.
Mr K5ssuh down amid the most b0iscr1ns applause
After the delivery Of KosSuts address tue company sat
down The Banquet which was served up in an apartment
below the main saloon in which the fret part OF the pro-
cccdngs took place. The Herald gives the following
ccun; Of an exciting scene which subsequently occurred
The ioruth toast
The judcary-s independence is the bulwolk Of our
s,ituiion, our laws and olr freedom
Judge Duer replied foows:- Il thank you behalf of
my brethren OF The Judiciary 10. the toast which you have
us proposed 10 their honor and think viii be admitted
that few toss have eve. been better The rnts
e.uodios which ought be presented 10 the
minds of the people, and n The mnds Ut your judges ana
hence they be often repeated incucrcd There
cannot b. any freedom where there IS no fixed coasu.
tion defining lis limits, and prescribing TIC mode in which
sovereign will O the people Is To be expressed through
tprcsentaycs And is equally trne that ?Gur consti-
tuition b. inert ani powercss waste paper but for
.;niS Htely cXTOuudng justly the pU
visions u your nstl;uon and in competing obGiicncc
any an! every law that those provisions have sanctioned =
la moral Independence ot your judges means lc entire
freedom OF their minds from sinister motives which, Too oi-
ten il free countries have induced judi 10 arrest The laws
The interest crafty the vengeance o! despn
Under monarchies, where the tenure OF office is the will Of
The crown experience has shown that suca IS c esct-ihat
judges become the slaves the instruments OF arbitrary pow
cr Al this time judges elected by the pcorlei and IL
this mode nf appointment affects their independence and las
tie elect Of making them the slaves OF party IN alGw years
there will be little choose between dcspot5l and rcpuo-
ntsiry from ali nsences ] at aR SHINE hg fhagh s ap9n
ii-if duties cypouEders Of the law and administrators OF
Justice proceeded cuJgV upon INC Character
OF ozsuh He next spoke OF non,n'ervenli'n as advoGa
ted BY Kussu. had said truly, he continued, that Inc
sentiments expressed III relation 10 our guest his character
his genius his country aud his ccunys cause are so gen
ra that they may partly be said be universal But Is
not therefore 10 be implied that oil who shared in those
sentiments have assened to the propositions which our
guest has recently submitted in his speech at the municipal
banquet proper 10 be accepted oy Inc Alecah e'o'sh
ment. ;,
tive do'which repeated from different parts oi 'he
hall.
When the excitement produced by his words had subslud
h. resumed his remarks follows There is nothing that
struck with much admiration in the speeches o,
guest his confidence and noble frankness, and eel
thar the same lr"nkness is due to him. re Is man
Cries OF "he is right he is right" from several persons;
the majority Of those present Kissing and appaudns In h
prevail Of kossuh's propositions.
Judge Duer procecdedI venture 10 say that if am NOT
be heard here it is proof that an injury has been IN
l1
tened to- II is my intention to discuss all the propOsl
TORS which refer, express opinion Whatever as
the possibility of their adoption say that the question
which the prunositiOn --
voce-"Pu; what you have to say in the Courier and
Enquirer"
connect or identity with the Courier and Enquirer
say il should be listened TO- there will be much dissent
with regard 10 opinions The questions which our guest
has submitted must be determined before ms propositions
adopted for they regarded oy man? oil us VIII;
l. deepest interest, both account o The principles iey
involve ard their consequences Aiany OF Gs douos "he-
thGr il is proper right or sae that propositions ihPolVh@
questions Of such Importance as these should hc submitted
The determination ui popular assembly, where inc icei
inss of The audience excited ana not their deliberate
Judgment. Great uproar and exccnlcnt.) say, tncn
that proposition which has just been submitted Is crr-
tany wrong ard is certain departure from the solid poey
OF our government in its conneXion and intercourse WIN
the nations Of Europc-a policy which we nave been aec
TONED 20 obserrc-a policy not founded on temporary c
cnl:tances but which Is derived from the very nature 81
our government and which is in perfect harmony win le
priacpes oi the constitution as adopted 10 preserve our pc
ciac iustiluons-and in harmony with those principles
ich have grown in their original purity and integrity We
take therefore, an opposition like this without expressing
opinion 1t ought not 10 be, cannot be- ana VIII not De
aoed until il shall be understood ia all its bearings ana
imports. We say then that proposition like This will not
bc adopted until has been subjected 10 course Ol seac!
ing !ionwilhout elaborate discussion We say
:a think will be adopted without more deiler
a,c-(Caat uproar which drowned the remainder ot lnc
sentence. fsses order erder) have done gentlemen
Notwithstanding all that have said such is my confidence
in the purity of Gov kosuh such is my confidence 10 Els
ds!nrrCs!ed pro5iry that have no doubt wAateSer thai
weakening As ho! upon tie sympathy oi the
country he will antan his hold upon the confidence OF
Confusion and nproar order orirT) One moment lei me DC
heard (nssaS aud conusoa Let Ire blessings and pray
crs Tho follow him in his retirement May hc De
blessed for la he said aai done among and tie
Ury,-(c0Eaued interruption and uproar.i
The greatest eXcent and confusion mere prcvaed-8cn-
snlen rising from their seats and debating in their most an
cry manner the pc2!iety OF Judge Dners remarks
"Hs remark of place." said one, iet him speak,
said another. "ThTee cheers for kosrrH Here three e-
endous cheers given; all OF those present, with one
or EXCEPTIONS joining in the usits;n for the guest
OF the evening" who during The whole Of the exciting scene
which pasn. before him, remained as calm and digni
fad il nothing had really occurred 10 disturb INC harmony
und good feeling which mad previously prevailed
AT length Judge Ducr compelled to give way and said
II sit down"
TIE confusion, however still continued ard all rose 10