The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-11


Nov said that came not here to dad an asv,rr, A.
happy home For the future shall dsvo,s ur, Ma. &c
the resurrection Of my nation and viii endssvor to rs
store ngary to her reign right the tuaaaautas
right Of . nation to dispose OF itself Should Dviue
Providence restore to Hungary shall pursuss ar
ferent 1t time and that will be bet
for my nation In the first place treason viii
deetroy our cause again. never willing 10 take
my shoulders any duty the innate cosvir-
Zion in my mind that would answer that duty There
we're struggles going on upon every side had not the
bodnsss to take the conduct OF the tactical
geticsl operations Of the army because had not the
consciousness that could answer my iuty and wss
extremely anxious lest should not and that only
conscience also pursuing with eternal tortures IL uu
dertook what not able to accomplish and the
should fail by my want ofskil This the vhy
did not take in charge tactical and
sgement Of the military affairs Of Hungary; and was,
compelled give my confidence to one or au-
other But have that thu
cres OF the heart Of every have that ambition
has swept away the established character of sna
that he has become changed. Therefore exile have
improved by study my intelligence in what wanting:
ana now relying on my people who are not shassn In the
present calumny will take it into my hands for
know (pacing his hand upon his heart) that
Monck nor Napoleon TO take the liberty
tray IL when in my power (Appause Therefore in that
circumstance md reason that my efforts will not be
Russian interference not because Russia il 40 stsoug
DO not mistake Russia Is not g!an.-iks Il
ss,,d out .ush,sr ,5ss initiated Sody =.
prestige OF greatness II s In this that her chief
lies But that prestige will be broken once for eon.sr
brotherhood of humanity Hungary and other
tons But now that poor people in their present condi
giant depot who boasts that he has call from heaven
to put his foot upon mankinds neck That tyranny Will
because she is very near-thrty hours from Hungary
and could pour her armies nation before had
time to develope and organise her forces and there
fore have here to the people OF the
United Ststes to ask them to make such stand not -
will eDtangle them in with Russia, but such as win
prevent Russias interference II there Is anything in
those principles and doctrines which ths great founders
of republic taught you-not the time serving prin
truthyou viii make that stand and tel Russia to mind
her business And this And among principles
of your Wasbingtons and JeIsrsons and others that
whenever any form Of government becomes destructive
of the ends for which 1t Instituted it Is tue right
people alter or to abolish it, and to institute
new govern ment, laying ih foundation suca priuci
pies and organizing its powers in such form to them
shall seem most likely effect their ssfsty and happness
And this being the insensble right Of every nation
other nation has right to interfere prevent Icoud
write book on this subject merely by recalling the words
your greatest and the diplomatic struct?ns given
to ministers, agents and plenipoteutarss ell Goa
Of all that sscred (here the speaker became
very warm and animated ask you. what is the value
doing all they can to crush IL viii have the oppostu.
nifty before long to prove that all the great stAtss-
men Of America have maintained this principle
| Now, the United States Is in the same position to
the other nations that every citizen is to the United
States. We do not want armies from you, to hight
| for US All We want is fair play to fight for our
| selves, (lsughter) and that you will take suoh
attitude will prevent Intervention II not the drss
time YOU have taken that attitude When the SpAuisc
forces fighting against the right the nations Of
South America to dispose Of themselves told them
that YOU would not allow other nations to Interfere to
assist Spain in that struggle and that they attempted
IL you would oppose them with all your force England
was then united with you in maintaining that principle
She l. ready TO VI ie with you in maintaining now.
She is not far from you she then; and shall
monarchicsl England be left alone 20 assert tue
principle Of every nations right TO dispose Of its own
internal concernsl shall republican America refuse
to join her because-beoause-I cannot say why cAa-
| no; imagine the reason (Lsughier) IL s true
Europe is further from you than south America and
England Is to Hungary. The Atlantic rolls be-
tween, but the Atlantic ia no longer ssps stiont IL
connection, and entsngled your commercial aud
other relations with Europe by Of that connection
that you are nearer to 1t than to Buenos Ayrsa aad
oth'r parts Ct South America I want 70 Ask you
QUESTION euppose the inhabitants OF Cuba rose to
morrow to charge its government AID suppose tHA
liz gland. France Portugal Whatever power s-nt
fleet to aid Spain preventing the cubsus fror
changing the form OF and thr owing od til.
sPsDish yoke would America permit this Intervention
would not and thi, ia all ask her to iu the
Tbs one 'ps M ssrs Ss.sn Ss't sas
eishiesn d.ys That Is all There is prac,pss
therefore, in the c.se-t IL, but the difference Of two
! ought regards my health; hut agreeable wa
Il to meet this aeputAtion, and not kno~ins
that there opportunity to address args
sembly, was taken BY the opportunity, and went
speaking IN my poor language and could g on sts
self but for the cause which you honor Aaov me (,
thank for the addresses You have presented and
hope that they not Only express the sentiments OF the
citizens Of Baltimore but Of the whole people OF thu
United States and that this expression Of opinion will
have its due weight with your government. Every GO
vernment must respect the sentiments and spirit OF the
people II II Is possible for viii 20 to Baltimore
not TO enjoy your hospitality for will cAudiay tell you
that have not 70 the United States to be toasted
but to ask for such aid they conveniently
gve-such aid AZ Is consistent with the prin.
ciplee and position, the interests and the honor o.
the United States Andst hope that from these
imsnts and assurances which nd expression In your al
dresses can take for previous boon that, when "a
10 Baltimore will and the practical spirit Of Its citizens
ready TO be In efficient manner good their words
(Lapghter) This Is my hope and my wish. am moi
egotstical seek nothing for myself but for my coun
try-for cur common humanity. Again thank you To-
this gratifying expression Of Jour sentiments IL Is
personal qualification to but am extremely gra
tilted by the enuncaton Of these principles OF frssdJ
which make your glory and happiness and give you tn
privilege not only Of being great glorious aud free bu
the privilege Of protecting your less fortunate brothers
Ct humanity
The concusicn Of this beautiful speech ressivei
with loud applause and members Of the depustioz
then shook kossnth warmly by the hand but be CON.
planned that baking his hand affected his chest whoh
very that other gentlemen who about II
shake hands with him, requested to forego that
pleasure.
These proceedings took place In Kossuihs dining
which allied by large unbes OF the Cite Of
both sexes.
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