The New York herald., 1851-12-21

Nay, more than that, carried these views into our
remains the head Of the family, the father was As
long she lives, she Is the mistress OF the pro-
perty Of her deceased husband. The chivalrous
spirit Of the nation supposes she wiu provide
with morherly care, for the wants Of her children
and she remains in possession so long as she bears her
which reformed upon democratic basis-it hav-
ing been that instrument the widow
Of lord had tho right to send her to the
parliament, and In the county elections Of public func
tionaries widows had right to vote alike with the
Perhaps this chvarls character Of my nation, full
my mission to the sds. Our psro%
lar claims s that the Of all the misfortune which
now weighs so heavily upon my bleeding fatherlsnd is in
two Of Russia and Sophia Hapsburgh
the ambitious mother Of the young Nero Frsns Joseph
You know that hundred and fifty years ago, Charles
the Twelfth Of the braves of brave oreseeng
the growth of Russia fearing that would oppress and
overwhelm civilization, ventured with handful of
to overth the rising power of Russia. After immor
tai deeds and almost fabulous victories one made
him q refugee upon Turkish soil, like myself But hap
pier than myself he succeeded In persuadng Turkey Of
the necessity Of checking Russia in her overweanng
ambition and in eurtsiling her growth On went Mo
hene Balzords with his Turks and met Peter the Gar
and pent him up in corner where there possibility
Of escape. There Mehemet held him with iron grasp till
hunger to his aid But nature claimed her rights
and In council Of 1t decided to surrender to
to Mabemet. Then Catherine, who was present In the
camp, appeared in person before the Grand Vizer to
sue for mercy Bhe was fair, and she was rich with
jewels Of nameless value She went to the Grand vi
ziers tent she back without any jewels but she
brought mercy, and Russia was saved From that osle
brated day dates the downfall Of Turkey and that Of
kussia growth Out Of this source flowed the stream
Of Russian preponderance the European oontinent
and down liberty the nameles suferngs Of
Poland and Of my poor native land, tho dread
full fruits Of Gatherings success on that day cursed in
cursed through all posery, in her memory Is Sophia
the mother OF the present usurper of Hungaryshe who
had the ambitious dream to raise the limited Of
child upon the ruins Of liberty and the neck down.
Iodden nations. It her ambition-the evil genius
Of the house Of Hspsburs in the present day-which
hrou faan npO I'm m npQd NIL antfn
fact to characterize what kind Of heart in that
cursed woman. On the anniversary Of the day of
Grad, where martyrs bled she came to ths court
with bracelet of rubies gathered together In
90 many numbered by the heads Of the
brave HuDgarians who fell there and declared it gift
which she joyfully presented to the company as
mento which she wears her very arm, to cherish its
eternal memory that she might not forget the pleasure
she derived from the killing Of those who died at
Orod This very fact can give you true knowledge Of
the character Of that And this Is the second
claim to the ladies' sympathy for oppressed humanity
free America will help my down-allen land to get out
Of that iron grasp, or to get out Of those bloody
third particular claim is the behaviour Of ladies
during the last 1t is wanton prase-it is fact
what say-that in my hard tasko lead the struggle,
and to govern Hungary had more powerful auxili
aries and no more faithful executors Of the will Of the
nation than in the women Of Hungary. (Applause
You know that In ancient Rome after the battle Of Can
na which won by Hannibal the victor afraid to
come down to the very walls Of Rome The Senate called
the people spontaneously to sacrifice all their wealth
the altar Of their atheyand and the ladies were the
first to do II. Every jewel, every ornament, was
brought forth, much so that the tribune
judged 1t necessary to pass a law prohibiting
the ladies Of Rome wear ewey any silk dresses, 10
order that II might not appear the ladies Of Rome had
not, by their own choice, have done 90. Nov, we
wanted In Hungary no such law. The women of Hun
gary brought all that they had (Great applause You
would have been astonished to see hew In the most
wealthy houses Of Hungary, II you invited to
dinner you would be forced TO eat soup with iron spoons
and when the wounded and the sickand many Of them
we bad, because fought hardwhen the wounded and
sick were not so we'll provided 1t would have been
duty and our pleasure to do ordered the ministry and
the respective public functonaries to take Of them
But the poor wounded went suffering and the ministry
went sowlytolprovide for them when this,
there provision made for hundreds Of thousands Of
sick. (Applause from the gentlemen presently And
never met single mother who would have withheld her
son from sharing In the battle but have met many
who ordered and nded their children TO fight for
their fatherlsnd. (Applsuse) saw many ana mani
brides who urged the brdegrooms to delay their day
Of happiness till they would back victorious from
the battles Of their faherland Thus acted the ladies Of
Hungary That country deserves to live; that country
deserves to have future left yet, which the women
as much rs the men, love and cherish. (Applsuse)
But have stronger motive than all these TO claim
her psme,s. Goe nsmssss ,ui.rna, tns name
Of that Of bloody tears which the sacrilegous
hand Of the yrant wrung from the eyes OF the chtes
mothers of the brides who behed the hsngmsns sword
between them and their wedding dsy-in the name OF
all those mothers, wives, brides, daughters and
:i,ters, who, ty thousands Of thousands weep over
and weep the bloody tears Of patriot (as they all
sre) the face of their beloved native lani--u
the Of all thoee torturing stripes with which the
ggng hand Of Austrian tyrants dared to outrage hu
msnty In the womanknd OF my native land lin the name
Of that caiy curse against Austria with which even the
prayers of mixedin the Of the name
less ,utring of my dear wife here the whole audi
and cheered vehemt ntlJ 1.-The faithful
companion Of my n;e-of her, who for months and
Ter months hunted by my country's tyrants
rke noble deer, not having, for months, mo
mtnt's rest TO repcse her weeried head In safety
bic thIesbhold OF the hard working people, as noble
and grb,r,w as they are poor (applause) jim the
rane q ny poor little children who oung are scarce.
Austrian prison is-in the name Of all this, and
what /, ftill worse in the neme Of downrodden liberty
claim, ladies Of New York, yeur protecting sympathy
you. The heart Of man II .ot wax In your tender
hands Mould IL ladies' mould II into the form gene
comp assion for my country wrongs inspire with
the noble feelings Of your hearts inspire II With tue
contciousnets q your countrys power. dignity and
might. You are the trainers of mans character What
be the fate Of stamp he always bear. his
browhat which the mothers hand Impressed upon the
soul Of the child. The smile of your max. hero
cut Of the coward (arpauss)-snd generous man out
noble resouion the lustrc Of your eyes the farest
reward for the tolls Of life You can even blow up the
BILE spark CT energy in the breast Of broken that
more It may blaze up in noble, generous deed
before II dies All this power you have Use H. ladies'
use y in behalf ot your country, glory, and for the
cold caculsior who thinks BY arithmetic when he IL
called e the viongs Of oppressed nations convert
him ladiss. Your smiles commands, AMI the truth
which pours forth ins,inctvey from your hearts is
uigbtier than the Logic articulsted By any scholar
The Peri exclude from Paradise brought man. generous
gs 10 heaven in order to regain H. she brought the d.
ing sgh ti pario the kiss Of faithful gir Imprinted
upon the rs of her bridegroom die, ored W the
Of the plague She brought many. other fair
gifts; but the doors of Paradise opened before her
only when she brought with her the nrst prayer
Of man converted 20 charity aud brotbcrT
love for bis oppressed brethren anl humsnity
l am tcld that one q the newspapers, with a kin
and generous intention, has declared that the cause
which have the honor 10 plead has pointed out that
there is comnitte VIII about 20 raise money for
the purpose Of revolutionizing Europe. | perfectly
understand the kird intention % the generous friend
who wrote these words; but beg lcsve 20 remark,
that it is net my intention 20 st any people
whatever 20 aid in the revolution 4 Europe.
My Sxiom is that q the 1rih poctt "Wh0 would ls
nee. thsmtolvte must strike the How (ippausc). AN
that claim is fair play aud that Is the ain for which
1 claim The United states 90 become the executive
power Of the Laws ofnature aud OF nsturss God The
revoluticrf IN furcre will hr made by The nations Of
Eurcpe; hut that they shall have fair play i what
The nstors Of Europe expect from TIE protection ofthe
United States Of Americn Remember the power which
ycu have aud which I have eudcavored 70 point
out in few britf words. Rtmtuiber this, ana
form association; establish ladies committees g.