The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-10

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ferent Ways heaven, there may also be- and there
are different ways the promotion Of the happiness aud
change because She governed BY constitutional
nsrchy under which all classes in the country enjoy the
Dsops Of EnSsns msssr. Of tsr d.
tenders # her institutions obedent to the laws and VI
glant in their behavior, and the country has become,
and must ever continue under such institutions to be
great glorious sndree Cheers Then the United States
republic and, though governed in different way
to this country the people Of the United States have no
dom and every for the full dsveopement Of their
social condition and position. Cheer. Under their
the people Of the United States haven sixty
years arrived At position Of which they may we'll be
proud and the English people too have good reason to
be proud OF their and the share which she
has had in the n;ing Of great nation the other
ride Of the Alta ntc (Cheers 1t is most gratifying to
zee 30 great and glorious nation thriving under con-
every republic in which freedomis found exist and
could cite examples in proof of my assersion-aad l
deeply lament that there Is smeng them great aud
glorious nation where the people do not yet enjoy that
liberty which their noble minds well at them for, 1t
enjoy full liberty and freedom Therefore feel that it
Is not the living under government called republic
that will the liberties of the people, but that quite
as just and honest laws may exist under monarchy
unoer republic (Cheers) II wanted an illustration
need emily, AS have DONE examine the institutions of
fereLt forms Of government, equal liberty and
does exist (cheers), and / trust that the peo-
pie Will, IN Inc tulnes0 OF time, snow which Is
deserving TO be the possessor Of the zeal ring'
by the piopriety Of their behavior. CHEERS
/ believe that human hearts and human minds
may require different regulation and training accord
iIg TO circumstances So, also, in nations, difference
petition Of policy Of wants Of principles Of action,
may require dfereIt forms Of government and that
government canbot be bad which to the people
liberty Of opinion social order, and the impartial pro-
ection OF property and every class and every
member Of society (Chser 1t is not perfect freedom
where Gully PEI out Of million il in possession
priy gcs 8rd the right 20 vote in the election Of
brgs exits have its government founded
solid basis that which exists 10 this country
nd the United States 1t to increase the liberties
and the security Of the that in Hungary
desyored TO widen and enlarge the basis which
tltution founded. to include the whole
population and thereby give them interest in main-
tanning social order CHEERS i hope to God that the
develt pems mt Of the human intellect will, byand-by,
raise the doctrines Of religious and political freedom all
the world and thai poor country continuing to
corfde its us. in God may sgan take that place in
the list Of nations which It's honest and courageous
desyors entite II {, (Loud chsers) l have this day
heard most generous, eloquent and beautiful words
fri the champion and friend Of the rights Of the
people of England and have heard equally generous
equsly eloquent wordsfrom my friend, the represent
alive Of the United States. Let then toast this
meeting by expressing my sincere wish that the time
may Let lie TAR distant when-in accordance with the
generous sent ments have listened 10 from my honorable
fIieLdthe sovereign rights Of the people will be uni
yersaly acknowle dyed, despotc governments cease,
and the world be free cloud cheering
The proceedings shortly afterwards terminated.