New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17

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uAsssHs rssi Of .ssr' people " s.,sSl,.A .,rs
government 50 az Be-, asAps - tao osallls. 80
they Gay deeu bssS ca cpta ii T. insure h-u 80. -
| htejties sLd psrslt Il haspRsss Aaa ", ."&
! this gtes principle Of IRserraiooA az ,hes,t !. ~
ta.is ~ tte intercourse OF tapsns. aaa TIA, =.
mere r,gh. 70 msks free Nth he f1rn, Of ssr,r,,s
other nsuoRs. than Nth tasT iorns IT r.h,as R,'s
| pr pcsie ~ ooJceSe-i q established nov i.s,s
eatfcsol No" a.e the eesp''S tynastlss Of E,rss
he pe'ea'ec fios lsaeifr their oash ned easIss,
eve germ 81 fsss~sia sr''"f hose ~~' 4 LEI vita
solel ~ tfe me bod which Yoa haze - AZ, 5s,.r-.
Solely BY IND -cins ib - natpn wssa sfosr 49,.
10 NAN an he pri-clE giles q io;srBsioaal "a .-ss.
| nthet support sOd ~ s'ch union. seec.g,ly g,rss
| the pears o'ths NO ~.
To erect ID = most desirable Oh Get ~. h,,. ,S.,,
! true meihod. va wosld operate ava the e.ei,- -
ION. and public o. mon epe' sting upsa free
| creates sss establishes pub &c snd la,sr.as.af
But when this great priHc'pe Of nsa a,,r,
vsls'ed-vhtn We see free Al united Des,.s e,,,..
snd Ismpisa epos by f,rs',s desPots. because As,e
| leges the tasis Of their own nstta'icns rsgs,rs
tsmcly on sud zee the e blood Of Feed n crs.A.t.s
BY the h. el o. bsTbaic deFpDvsm. hear he 49,.
giosrs OF the brave ard nee without d,ritg "a 49,
fceiu OF 10 extend the AND u oasay asl -
| ioTt 20 the surtrns sous Of LibeTtyf
| No IN the name Of outraged Jusiics and Hanu-,
| no. We viii openly, warnly and freely express ,g.,
the devttop the endurance sud the gsusnry Il Asr az.
We VIII by al on,tiutonal NODES endeaEOf 70 sssa.
thess PRINCIPLES which will terminate this osirsxs a.,
| the sc ed laws OF Justice sud Humanity. We .iu a.
ther al ths cause by contributing share 10 "A, a..
" offered ty or people 20 enable TOs 10 a1rs
emancipation OF your beloved Hurga'y and saia
III: pIeset'stien 81 Cisil aud Religious Liberty,
elce sHd pr.s.at 70 ms bv,ion th. pebs eos.,,,
The faithful and devoted sons Of Hungarv cssss
! icas IN e1.e and IN prlson-hen Who lifs oar AHA
| he Independence OF their country We reoeNs hsas
irtnes and brothers, and ms'tyrs in the .sas holy
q Conittun libelgy which laiheD tJuehtM
hled and sufe ed sni Iluu pheo IL Which. We W.
and osisve.yo will 1--we 10 triumph and rejoice in
bosom of your own your native land
Gen Sandlo'e 5 MARKS were f,e;uenty s,erruptsts
hearty clse ing Wtea lie spoke Of kossuh's s,t
TONS al we h1neains iose- and were hoaoied ~ ~A
Bu, the risns Of Co, Kossuih was the .igaa nr W.,
a niagara 81 applause seemed 8 shake the very bss
dations OF the Old cattle The scene WAS most srcaaf
and even sublime i've thousand voices caeeuas. ne
tossing ard VAIN 81 punes aud cock AIDES. the assnt
ing of banners tie genuine he ,,c character u all
made scene which wOris csnnot describe When ffss
sheer e'b2n>ln the sh9uiS ~ Necore ceased, Gr.
kossuth replied 10 Gen Sandor. IN the following ward.
General and Cca!'-rcr
accepted with the highest gratifcatio.
the honor to meet the First Division Of the
New-lork state Mili'i1, which hlyiny IN this hss
capacity OF citizen soldiers hOnorei me on the ia,
OF my arrival with their cooperative pa'tic ~
tiOn IN the generous welcome | met have ),
the military hOnOrs bestowed upon me, - mg.A
contributed 10 lmpaft to this denomination AI
public character which cannot FAM TO prove very e.
hclent 10 the benefit OF that cause which have n.
honor TO plead before tho free people Of you mighty
public, and which cause confidently dare ~ tho csu
Of freedom and ndspeI dence the Euopssa cOntseE
leave 20 state Gentlemen that tho share ycu ven
pleased iske that grea, deE also he
horror which you give now of the most imPo,sH
stances one Of those which IN Euro cspao, I'd
80 produce serl deep aud very beneficial imp'essS
BENG are of that mp0rtancs Of the present oooass
and also considering myself with our kad permi >lss
be among brothers IN arms should feel highly etaasi
were able TO addrvssyou in such an elaborate manner
But Won are aware n how my whole time kr.t
very pleasan, and seeabe duties sincs arrival heN
and besides am sorry o. saw an aboring under -
Ind sposilion nay, am really sick. 50 mach thai
lst ntht was several times about 10 swoon and ~ssb
hged % retire from the banquet which the mighty "a
gineers Of public opinion have honored me with, 80 !
humby ertreat you not 70 expect anV elpueN spcoeh
from because am absolutely unprepsred for t sad
lot ashamed 10 avow thar ~ speak IN the least dos
eoquenty IA tongue fOrefs 10 me want time ssd pre-
paIation, which perhaps would not ~ much want NJ
The difficulty is. that .hils sneak think ia my ava
language every does the same. and IN the onsi
tune while Ideas pass from my brains 10 my bps mus
trRnFlate them into your language thus II cnoes thI
OFTEN While am speaking the true word forget ths ssa
and 90 have ideas o. suppose. the most indlspenoes
thirg ologuence IL only the Lark the Nightingale
TO whom Il IL given 10 MARBLE forth without thoughm
tloqucnce OF It's harmonious lodles. am avery Dry,
prusac man ard unhappily I grow old-suherisss and
toll have worn out the freshness Of my mud aPpyv
hun bic faculties to the esgences CT une, ana acco,i1
To these eIgencles frankly confess my brains srs nsa
rat with tactics aud strategic than with orsioy-iaH
r&ihtr seldler than orzor. 49, -. T.,
your slors ntc, and thaI 10 which have tho aasss
20 ann SO hope you viii excuse me iof addressing f'
, !. .e. of 49,, . %ishsfP'n' "'''"
Grrtlemen do YOU know what 10 the fines, speech that
ever IN my HE heard or read tho address Of Gan
hsldi TO his Roman soders when he told them Sol tief
What baVe 10 offer ysu - fatigue danger struggle ssd
death the chill Of the cold nght the ioe ar and bsh
uHdsT the burning no lodgings munitions, AZ so-
visions but forced marches dangerous waschposs sad hS
those who love freedom and their country follow
ChesIsl That The most glorious speech s.er hesd
will speak amer meet the soldiers q hnasav
Choel 10 fight once more the battle Tor iioeds@
and INDEPENDENCE And 30 may God bless me, A. khsr
there viii be Hungarian who viii not follow his cosrs
Asn has been 50 must be, and 10 It viii be- Ineie
yet anOtser remember yerT fine speech that ofhs
oldC 0yenan,sr who spoke soldiers heso wDnis before
batl0 Now, boys put your TRAIT "a God and keep yoI
powder dry" rren ond0uF cheers andlangherl osntls
men that mus, be ny motto To- to-day ~hl put my s"t
God BIT do know II sch aess will act gsat
som SI w.. spen Lo 10y gg""S .agsnts ~.
New York g. ate iItIa and It's march ssuis
SIX ard military attitude aad PRECISION u the ssnsses
who are commanded By you. Be sure u q ne hassfAs
compliment It onya fact that Isay taat, IN sif",
pean army, would have teen marked nos TO NJ Of
tho regular soldiers There two or three wss
at cs ne on III. srea. occasion. The hrt - 1es
trm. determined character, AID Tesolate attitude I"
the gentlemen Of your command 70 aeeP order ansas
"a eT fellow citizens The second the readiness Of The
people t. comply With that order Gonsmes this tsts
for pTosf Of the F,aty " free institutions while
IN Oh cOunies not happy yours not provided WIN
such inst tutions obedience TO every public rssuls,s Is
only enforced byiear Here obedience Isa guacips Is
people feel honOred IN plying with public dnss, te
souIce Of which IL ihs people Itself Rspabcs-sour Be-
pubic Is Iroof 10 o-ery ore that social srder 10 nss
firmly founded liberty, and that the eest ~hnh az
the tafes, guarantee OF social order n sac. Tier
regiment which had am 70 no. long snce TO fulhsm
ehcultdut of the essoTaIion VI public order on csrss
occasloE aga Il that very regiment. dhnss
~ marching salute, WHICH oheered mos
heartily by the people This fact n glorious "
TIE regiment and honorable TO the psepls ro-dsy,
sn not wrong, IL the anniversary day VI the gs., m
Which happened IN this Cry ID lt1, Since that tins Ms
York haS more splendid than IL was bsfyfe, a.
spread ont a larger scale Now this g'gsntc deUe,
ment Of this great Cty Is only possible upon the Dsm
focfA order aEd IN the sn1enance of social order
the public orators have Their mer. the sprt ns
people has its but also Little rlory not w
part Of the glory II tue militia, tha; this social order u
isis General thaIk for the eIoiaGa'ion Of ne OF
yarizaton and discipline Of this valiant division klros
has things 20 earn from America IL has 70 isas
TIE value Of fee institutions has to learn the sspass
power II freedom t has ~ Learn the practical 'slae
achievement opposed % eeniraUa ION But ste "
no mott important lessons you give 70 Eurspe IN: o.
gsn Of the militia Of the Unitsd States You ha
the greatest army he world and ys, you have scasy
standing guard IN the land That IL pecssary tang
fer Europe 20 learn from America. that sreat steadasu
cease bat tseJ only hen the assss
les because the greats aldng armies not "a i,ss
Institutions They the issEUnsnts Of desDotis0 al
tie smbNion Of tyTznts tCeeers The very etis'escs
tyranny reDOsss Earepe upsn great stand ing armies
When the nations become free hey vii NJ, ~sB
theu. beeanse the nations Will NOT aga,ss
sB0hsr Freedom sili beconle br0'heily Ink amsns
nations. To inspire them they will want your erss'