The New York herald., 1851-12-08


ing that France she must meet and when she sees what
the force Of public opinion here aud that stirs
she must meet the knglish power also, she In
terfere DO not these considerations will hinder war
but between two established principles aud war on
account Of In the domestic matters ether
nations are two different things-ierent In conclusion
origin, and result Ny conviction Is that the power to
hinder Russia to interfere In the domestic concerns Of
other nations decidedly With England and in Eng
land exclusively Therefore il is Happy condition 60
see that gu the pey sosnty and egotisea views old
times have vanished away before the enlightened spirit
Of the present generation and the Of hu
intellect which shows to every nation that ever
. true egotism-which 10 . moral not An immoral
Of their own personal wishes In the harmony OF
those wishes with the neosies and wishes Of other ma
nations on this Question seS 70 a"os ss Ssn great
freedom and Independence opposed to absolutism aud
servuds-in other words bscsuss love to resume ab-
ing home-freedom and indsp.sdsuoe, which is self
government as opposed 70 tyranny and centrsizs siop
respect to the laws, the life every and intel
lsctual faculty Of q nation II Is my humble wish
forget poor Do nos Ss aos eSs
great principle Of freedom and teps.Aence resumed
IN the wS,d which dear to govern nent-(re
only powerful when in ucesssnt agitation and reusm-
bering this whatever occasion you meet. on what
you cannot meet any topic that intimatey con
nected with tho priacple Of fceedsm and therefore,
when you make resolutions these matters you may
be carrying the develops Of municipal inst tn
tions which hope am not deceived in saying when
say feel it In the air to be topic for the ag;t.
tion OF the public mind In Eoglsnd considerable de-
crease in the trade with the continent Europe has
taken place in the year that Is about close and per-
haps you will meet to investigate its cause other
mattersssarch for the Of that decrease Il may
be that you may meet reform questions to deveope
your institutions more because IL is possible to 90 on
improving them In peaceful way, not BY Violence to
an almost eternal and boundless extent (Cheers) Il
may be for the dsvelopemsnt Of principles Of free trade
which, permit me to say, Is not settled yet (Hear
hesr On whstever occasion 1t may be- Re mem ber the
cause of poor Hungary aud its connection with the
you viii sud in her link which will bind them to.
gether In the list Of your resolution net forget
n.aS .aya 10 Shssr s S. not Necessary sns;
will only have to declare, That In my wiIn and
for that win to be just right, and in harmony with
laws OF Ged and the destiny of manknd-for that will
TO be obeyed loud cheers> In weeks have the
intention to return from the United States sppsuss
though Of course lou must feel gentlemen that
ful will bs the links which will hold me thsre-the links
Of gratitude the links of identity of prin as have
publicly avowed that form Of and those in
stiusns to be those which intend to ,rrv ont in NV
own country. But mighty as will be the links and
powerful which retain me there, shan hasten back
met here In England and the knowledge the openly
disclosed Of Europe afford to my mind the
tion will be opened him whom you have in his unfor
tunate condition consoled by your sympathy, rssed
and strengthened by the manifestations Of public
spirit. (Appause) 30, / shall soon return from
the United States and could I be- In return
ing, the happy messenger Of the nsws that the
United States of Amercs, answering to the words
Of unity they had heard resolved to unite With
Euglsnd for the purpose of guarsutssing tbs priu-
e,p'ss Of freedom against the community Of dsspos.
mine not only bring joy to my beart but would mark
in tn. destiny 4 humanity lLoud chssrsJ And
dence may be selected for the dsveop pemsnt OF ths
viii which firmly state exists there already (Cheers
The past struggles in Europe had consequences
and resuts Notwithstanding their immsd political
effects Those principles Of broherly love which have
placed happily the rivalriss Of former days still
I here in the condition to witness that bet veeu
Is,
government Of England) and between France (that
Is, the people of France, not the government; be-
cause, let me say, governnsnts not always
types OF the peopls the old rivslrIes arc passing
away and are replaced by feeling Of brotherhood
each the questions peoples such foes
loud cheers and sppause) We have nothing fear,
we're we such fools as 10 be the tools Of ambition and to
keep between the strong rivalry which the only
means for the ambitions to conserve their power
(Cheers) Now. have now seen. In still greater de-
gree here the propensity TO unite in spirit and love- and
IL needs be In action; and must see IL still more de-
veoped in the United States because blood Is blood
cloud cheers) Introduce quarrel into family, and
in time the instinct Of nature resumes Its rights AMI
nature asks, why were we brothers ct enmity ?"
America and England--these two nations living
proofs OF the principle that s not much the form
Of government which makes the people Free the n
them hsppy and free under different sovsrnmsnts
(Cheer Ihope to God that In returning to Europebe
cause feel In my contcience that the time ;hing
for the s,tivs Of duesI hope to
God perhaps my humble self will be the bridge on which
yonder young giant Of Amsrics shall stretch out his
hand and say, Here England Is brothers hand for
you y (great oheeripg)i and | hope that the hand
stretchsd out over the ocean will meet hearty welcome
in ,S when Sn,ssd ns S'
Heve may be decided without blood sacrifice susr
ing Cheers But IL they do not, the contes. will not
rial interests of England herself which In Intimate
connection with the liberty aud freedom of Europe
70 me ON the present occasion, bound for ysef
and the cause which represent In the most dscAte
= msnnsr One thing 70 & a's You a's h We. hona my ruling
Joy the protection of the laws OF England, AMI the
hospitality and generosity Of her people, has been
out Of which some personal design o. ain might be
drawn by on party or another and even when was
very nearly touched By question, still remsined si-
lent But this very day have read 10 public paper
declaration of high Official character about the effects
Of the past respecting the policy Of England As s,c
tons impose the necessity to give to the public
opinion Of the world the facts the past OF Hungary
az know them, and ss the blue books know them IN
Kosuth apparently changed his mind for he proceed
ed Let US not speak about the past Every must
have hi. virtues and bis msrts Every mortal is sub
faults in my life aud not ashamed to acknowledge
It, (cheers) Let not then look to the past but fer
Instruction, because then II is the open book Of life,
foil Of the mournul knowisdgs for ali (Hesr,
hsr When gr ut aud powerful nations forget only for
a moment their brotheriy duty towards the rights OF
their brethren and Of humanity the enemies of freedom
and ofmannd raise up their power, and go on with g.
gsrtc step so a. TO threaten every free nation Let the
q msnly resolution their will and hsve full con-
yictcn the direction Of the policy Of England will never
be dependent personality II never viii be In free
lsnd where IL must be the people who must be the
masters must add word a. N the secrecy OF d.
pemacy. That n word must consider whstever may
be i'd for It, ss the Of the present deporabe
condition Of Europe. (Cheers) There may be soms
that secret matters Of diplomacy should not be
disclosed before their time Some may say that
ch ant for instance to make does not dis
close u before the trsnsscon v complete That IL true,
but the Likeness j. not true one, because csnuot
ceive q merchant hsad Of house who would not
retain to hin elf the right TO look into the trsnss
tobs Of his house whenever he plesses. That IL the
principle Of every merchant and in the Of which
am speaking II Is not the government that Is the
martyr, IL Is the people Cheers IL Is the people
who have the right to look into this matter and
they do every power of Russian diplomacy which
has put the foot Of the Cxar the neck Of the
nations win before the bright eye OF publicity aud be-
fore the mighty power Of public opinion, no longer be
able again and again 10 crush humanity but so long
es Is not looked on in this way long will Russian
diplomacy again and again be skerted against the
liberty Of the world In the way that my poor Hungary
hs had experience Of; for Russian diplomacy is the
most fkifu the most powerful in the world Keep on
raising ysur powerful voice against the secresy ofdipo-
IN on t.ln. a..