Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-12-30

.t,. . "a hear witness before yga. that the peo- nle of MaRyas can take. with noble seli-esseem' nlsee in the great family of Battohs; allow me. evrn m view ef your greatness to proclaim that | feel broad to be Msgysr. lGfeat eheenne t- whac daFinx oar holy struggle, ws were seeiad-
 cd from ;Ae world, ou7~hen'es, wsnhas = cover taef crimes by ses told you tbe tale, ihas ws are In usprary bs, aA insignificant parry, and this nsrtY fsaascsS~d by myself. Wed. feei proud !, uy coaaeryx strength. sfiesr, Aesf.l STsey stared ar by foul delBtsoRs. to ihe iury o ciTH var. oar Croai, WaAseh. Serb and Sloysek bseth- rrn assfnst us. IL dd not Saasce. Hear. heas kesf.3 The house of Aastrla poured all LIS forces upon as: sgil t woaid not do gCheers. We heA; them doxn IChsers-i The proud dynasty VAS forced to s,oop at ihe foot of tAe CEar. He thrux. his Iegions 1oa us, and still we could have been a match Tor them One fk'ng sbese was tha; we-the pisin children of siTAishi up- r,ghfneSx, could not msteh--thA, $, the IniEtgIes Of RnSslaa diplomacy, which knew how 70 intEo- duee treason into our ranks. Crses ot " shame v This caused uS to fat. combined wsih Russian arms Bat stlll we were styled b ee oaly party taaat5cgsea hy me Well, thank tbe1H fof the word You may jH6Ee by thEz what val then be, wteu Eot a FaeTc paEiy but together al the Aasy- ars also all ihe Greats. Walschs, Seros, and Slo- sacky melted in one body, wlii range under tbe s:sudarl or freedom and right Hear. hssf- Aaa 5e sure they wI.i. CheerS.l HumanIty with is childish fa;h can be dsluded for moment but the bandaEc soon falls from Us eyes, and Il will be cheated 10 more. And yei, tho8ga ve are op- pressed, they are oppressed and deceived Loud cheers. Attegward the ScotneE party turned out to be a nation aad a valiant one Bat Stlil they said it $ l who inspired t. Perhaps there might be some glory Ia inspiring sech nation, and to such degree. lCheegs-l Bu, 1 cannot accept the praise. No: t x not who inspired the haagsfi- aa people-it was ihe HangArlan people who in- spired me. Loud appIasse.i whatevef thought s;lll thnk-whateser l felts and stiii feei-it IS bat feeble pulSA;loa of thaE heart winch m he breast of ny people beats. Hear, hear.l The glory oi battles $ aScnbed io the leaders ln history -ihei,s are the IaaHSs Of rrnmoriahiys And yet on meeiing the dsnses$>iheY knew that, dead or a!:ye. their name will upog the lips ot the people forever lave. How dlderenA how much purer. Es ihe Lshi spread on the 'nIagt ot thousands ot peo- pe's sozs. who knowing thst where they fall tkey will lay unkhown. their narts unaoRotea and ua- s2ag, but who nevertheless, anliaate1 Ly the love Of freedom and fatheriaHd, WNeEi sn calmly, Sng-
 ag national anthems, agaHst the batterIcs, whose cross fire vom.ted death and destruction on them. aud took them without ftng shot hear, heari they who fell. falling vita the shout, "HaTfah fog Hungary T' Great ebeerlng.i And SD they dled by thousands, The unnamed desai- gods. More cheering.l Such IS The people ofHangary. lHearl Stiil, they say 1t IS 1 who have inspired them No; a thousand tunes, no l. 'S they who have in- spired ne. Enthusiastic eheeElngl The moment oi death, gentlemen, $ q d-eary one. Evea the features Of Cato part5ok of the ImpEeSsiens of this dreaFIness. shadow passed over The bow ot Socrates oa drinking the hecslock cup. " ta us. those who behed the name}eSs victims os The lore of country, lyIng on the death -seld beneath Budas walls, met b8i the iaspgrsSson of sfslile oa the frozen lips of the dead. and the dyins answered those who would console but og he words, " Never msnd; Bada is oarS- HnErah for The fstherland P So they spake and died He who witnessed such scenes. not as an exception, but as q constant rule, as thousands O. The peo- pies nAneIess sons; he who saw ihe ado!eseeni weep when told he was yet too young 10 die Tor hS land: he who saw the sacrlsces of sPonta ni:y; he who heard what faTY spread over the peoPSe On hearing Of inc catastrophe; he who marked hiS behavior towards the vctots, after All was last; he who knoss what sort of curse ls mixed n inc prayers of the Magyar. and knows whs. sort Of sentiment $ burnins alike n the breast ofthe old and of the chId of the strong man and Of the ten- der wife, and eve, wsAi De burning on, tIlI the hour O. national reSprEsetson Strlkes he who S aware of all thls. vii surely bow before thS peo- pls with respect. and wlll ackaowiedse wI'a me. that such peop.e wants not b be inspired, bat that $ an everlasting source ol ioSpuaton Iiseli
 Great chesrx.l This is he people Of Hungary
 Caeersj And f5f l3e ray own glory 9s, ihat ihls people found in myself The perSoniicaton of fhe.E owa sentiments Hear Th.s $ all he can tell
 of hlESelf. whon yoa are hon0rag with So many
 .akens of youf sympathy. Let ne. therefore, hold
 lEe co0soing fa.th. thai n honol.ar me by yoar sympa.ay. yoa were wiling D give youE sympathy
 D :1e people of the Magyar"