The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-24

though England does mot require the force Of arms
10 effect its progress necessary In the revolution
ofl7eS Therefore ioonadenty affirm that Is liberty
and justice alone that peace be based
Cheers As TO the principle Of the Peace Society,
christian principle, none can share heartily than
ligon Do not read the angelic words, Glory 20
God in the highest; peace earth. aud good viii TO
q society, and that Christian The second great
Christian principle, Thou shalt love thy neigheor as
thysef and do unto others as thou vishsst others 70
do unto tbee,n Now anybody sees a murderer come
and pull his neighbours house down, would Il not
be required by that principle that Be snonid go
and help him h And it s,sIs net 70 ps' IKE
Saviour has said Thou shalt do TO thy neighbor a, thou
would do to thysslf" Applause | fnd too that II
him but it is not taught by the Christian religion 70
give him what does not belong TO him-the frecdoa Q,
mar kind Is not that Christian! The second principle
Of this glorious association thst OF interference in
foreie n alters That is precisely what admire aui
not entrest 70 take up arms for the res
toration Of Hungary. I trust England vii go on
spectipg and making respected the sovereign right OF
every nation to dispose CT its owp affairs Lond cheers
This association not English association only 1t is
an association for the world II /. net for England
only it is for the world; and therefore, con-
fdently tru.t there is not single member Cf the
peace association, who would say, Sir this crisis
CT the destinies Of mankind exists, but England
viii not about it," That is not the principle
Of the peace association It cannot be It's principe
CHEERS Public opinion is limited 10 whore !. act,
and public opinion euld be pronounced beforehand
as Ire rEe OF possible tNlgeEcy, t0eD
rors of Russia and Austria might reign in spite of tie
public opinion Of the world l declare that although
! am for peace, and all nations Of Earops are
for peace, want peace not in the prison-(h4ar,
hesr) and peace there can1ot be SO long the
rel welfare and moral dignity Of oppressed nations
sacrificed to the ambition Of fames-so long as the
entire OF the governments great part of Europe can
be med up in word" the people pay, because
soldiers and spNs to be kept in scrvituds' TAere
is no for the Dor dmen ia prison. God has not
created this fair world to be prison 20 humanity
Peace only be founded upon the contentnent Of
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other garden than liberty grows. (cheeTs) 1t II a
cslumny-it IL almost perjury, TO charge the people
have thou.ands and Thousands here, aud had in Cir
ninghsm, without single fodier 20 keep orieT and
have never seen greater order than here: On every
point find the principles Of the peace association dea
tilted with my wishes and wants. what's the practical
result which in the name Of my countrymen in the
interest Of humanity would enreat the practical and
Gorous people OF Manchester TO give? IL be that
perhaps some msy wish TO give me soue substantial
tlirg would rather starve ii may be fault bu. it is
my nature (Lcud eheers) Bat foE my poor country,
ami for the triumph Of liberty, would not be ashamed
YET there are other Thugs TO which rlook for pstiea
result Pubic opinion has pronounced itself fairly bat
have force this public opinion mast 60 psououncing
isen tAgp.ause) humely hope that the woods Of
Falstaf q" would that il bedtime, and all were
well" viii be taken Coz motto BY .oe people Of
Englard. hope they will go 10 feel Interested in
again and again. and, 20 be sure, there many re-
Icts in which this public opinion will have have
remind you that it depends entirely upon Forsigo Of
fee efEngand whether England shall shan not have
free trade in Europe and everything depends upon
the progress OF the depote PRINCIPLES orthe progress
principles q liberty and, therefore would handy
treat Tie people O; Engsnd 70 bes.ow attention
sympathy upon their foreign relations than they for
meIy DID If tie secrets OF diplomacy are ta-ned out
I confidently believe that this will give TO the pu5H,
opinion such weight that i will not need 20 sneak with
force; bur only 90 with the pronunciation Of
great puble opinion and viii carry the victory Of
herty and therefore what visa is, that the:e may
h. erd and Lab.
press. that public opinion may have its weight when the
great day q decision comes (LouG applause hum
by ask for contr uat,on az those organisations OF
Iubic opinion In favor Of the principle q the ackuow
eolnebt OF the sovereign ri 1t Of every nation to ds
pose o. its domestic aHaiTs ana Of the pincpls Ct
Interference but 80 understood as meaning not 20 inter-
fre and not to Permit others to interfere (Loud ap-
Iaufe) Ihave conviction. that in Hungary, after |
bat has happened though X been the mos rloHs
cal country thouss III years in Europe IL would be
Iossibe, because q the treachery Of the house of
lsIstuIg to restore its allegiance TO monarchy. Ard
here gentlemen have an opportunity Of saying, that
The gentleman who reported NE when answered ad-
ciess did net understand my words lie has reported
as II said that considered that in Europe there is
other form CT government possible only arspuoic that
vac q misup Outstanding; never sai (Loza ap.
psuse Publicly say it. that consider that the form
q goverrment may De according 20 the crcum stances o
the countiy there Is freedom In England in tas mo
nsrehieal form and also in the unitd states in repub
icsn forn butt consider that in Hungary, after what
has hsppn.d Other than the er1bcSn form Is pos
be because the people have lest all confidence IL every
ether p,ineiple And here ladies' ard gentleusn. wiz
nd The generous attention have met With in Eas.
and mske me beev. that you hav. expected 70 snd In
NE something worthy OF your attention. Now, the
name. mo. roD The halo of expsction has
died away and here / stand at last a common
Esn. as Thousands and Thousands are. whom your
own country has here But ladies and gentlemen
however deep may have fallen in Jour esu alton 40 far
ss ny own self in much let believe taa: the pre-
sent meeting will not end without bsneat the
cause Of my poor native land and without some benefit
70 the cause q humanity and, therefore eud with
tt.te words People ef Msnchester let not the world
let not Europe that the Of the last struggle
between despotism and liberty you have moths further
20 give TO the principle Of freedom than tine compassion
offender hearts People Of Msnches;er-peope of Egg
ard up up with manly resolution and 20 the Ckg- shout
STOP ike The porulsce Of old aud you have given
the vord freedom and liberty. (Glest eheering) NJ.
Kostuh sat doxn snds the enthu siastic applause
rIoloreed fc- some minutes.
The Rev Or. V.vsHy rose to move the following
,tion
~sinsst 1dEir,on and hanks 70 tSs sevsrnmsns .ad
r,ope q ne United states, fer ,he generous manner
with expedition ana energy tie liberation Of cur astrous
The CHARaAs then proposed three cheers for the De-
putatitns end vttsrs from Lancashire and Yorkshire
not retSenis in Manchester who had at great in
convenience % be Trsfsut TO- night (Grsat cheering
" kossuTH rose ana ssid Ladies aud Gentlemen,
allow ne 70 rtquert as particular favor 20 myself
which you viii an confident most readily accord ne
90 am cure meet yorr own saItiments aud your
i'spgt-l am confident tina. ;his which propose and
vhtch feel now 1-m IN ny heart Will agree with your
sfsctions 81 he present romsn.-l more that ths !
hanks q tie meeting be given 20 The chairman, M
esors. Wilson LGrssi cheesirg)
M hEShY p IN seeonding the motion expressed !
hat Tad teen made e Bin
TIE vote of thNnks having teen ssknovlsdsed by
IRE Chairman The assembly sepA-atsd a. Ase Jas; ten
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