New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-22

ubgarlan Freedom, and TO matwe and execute sach
other measures a hearty and holy sympathy with the
causs Of oppressed hbeity may suggest and demand
Mr.. PRESIDENT In offering these reso-
lutions, know that you will indulge me in a few
observations. These resolutions, ladies and gentle
men, Ae their own argument. They do but open
door to sentiment, emotion that is knocking for
outlet In your hearts, and would burst down the
walls If We did not open the door to some practical
acAon. [Cheers Hungary is toe MOLLY proud to
become the receiver of any gifts that not sponia
neous. II these Hungarians-I like the name since
1t has been rendered so noble IN eur ears by the
voice, may not say the name Of our beloved guest
examp.e-hUmanty has not got so high as 10 allow
US to speak in that manner-but II they are true rep
Iesentahves Of their nation they are too proud to
receive any gifts IN the hand that have not slipped
into the hand from the heart and they are too molly
proud to indulge any selfish feelings OF false pride IN
rejecting any gifts, even II they be aims, when they
ings Of humanity There is no design In resolu-
tons 10 get up any feeling in America, or among
American women IN behalf of Hungary, but only to
form channel and give practical direction TO SEN
tmeni which, undrecied might expend itself IN IN
awaiting emotion. Women can weep for humanity,
and they love 10 weep, and we love 10 watch such
tears but we would like to com these tears INTO
golden drops and deposit them IN the golden ueasu-
" of Hungarian Independence II easier, 1t Is no
bier 10 rain down al such time such sympathy
and believe IL viii give an instant and sponta-
neous relief to genuine emotions thas have been
excited in the female heart OF America-at least
so far as the active influence OF the presence
Of this apostle Of liberty, who has the open ses-
anne TO all hearts, has extended. The power 70
shoot that electricity through all souls is extended
throughout this nation by the aid Of the press
Though how much more by the aid Of his own mzgi-
cal presence. o. If we could send him up and down
throughout America, only TO show that form that has
been did In Austrian dungeons, and came out with
the patient thoughts that have been generated there
II We could only show this man, not, m Gods
name, to excite any feelings OF false emotion by
theatrical display but because II has pleased the Al
mighty to make abstract sentiments and emotions
comparatively VAIN and because II "a vain that
sympathy is given TIL II is incorporated IN the hu
man form a. 1t is illustrated NJ the appearance OF
His own Son, and how often illustrated in our own
experience when the GOODNESS Of our souls has dis
appeared before the presence OF the living But
say that we have disposition 10 get up any agi-
tation in your hearts throughout the country but
rather to relieve the fever that IS burning there by
allowing little OF this heated blood to pass out In
the shape of substantial current Of sympathy for
Hungary. All Sisters, let me say, let not the
folds Of your silken prosperity stIangle and sths
the pulsatons OF your generous hearts think THAI
the property you now enjoy Hapgarys own
daughters once largely enjoyed Your sympaihies
not aed for hose who have not tasted OF ffee-
dom Ivifhi il were better understood the delicaey,
the elegance ard refinement Of fhose il behalf Of