New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-16

nat arc taught carly lie these p1eciples b. oar
fathers ard oar mothers aud that ohd WAC would Iga
and leave hs infant exposed daAee- the
street because he dd hot Ike The doc, Of
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sid We sss IA Gods Isnr .SNlI ns',oa Whea Il 10
called 10 rsp--s tAs ssr- dcctrrs frn Arcaad asd
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msn sna say It - mos; aOeEnAsy AL sGdaci5asly
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tell Won M one w.ri By ftSt those Ways that ~i make
our intention felt I'm be ,s.~ thea god if
then take do 10: he1sse csc word q Tn.
cant ssd 10 think was p-sce man bat IA sifst
saf. Laughter DO bellows ,has while 800 IS The "a
thor % peace smoas nai.ons yes seu mus. sesoa az
such sausBces you can and though II De ~ Val De-
heve that even war Is better itan state o. tainss
where there no nght q war @ rot ress.d war AZ
STATES which conpeleds 10 - IN wretshetress
Ash tina, nssOn which has been REPRESENTED aere 70
forth hundred ts-I believe the expressed op1son Of
Amtrc VIII make the AaiccIst Of Ra,.ls csre 10
thou come and NO a,her II he understands from the
outcIy that made. It enough But II he wants more
II At i not tnoUgA-shen let am have one acre Tonad-
formal governmental protest and II that enough.
VOL sna good ard that Is not eNough. theDe'e him
have Vet to learn however, that :Ae disnded sttuds
Of Justice with courage expressed VDoa his brow tass
such muscular nation ss this whose arm sustained ~
Millions Of INDEPENDENT ffeemen I have vet 10 learn
n 10 sry nation IN Earooe and has "a and meat On
IT, eide, these avs necessary 20 ne, and 90 all
nations snd YOU violate them against Hungary YOU may
vosae "a, m against US say ~atns hotcn ssnis aai
that the laws of naous secured assd all ,ntrs-
sion u will lie the duty " every aon Ia us tun - pro-
tectthoso laws On hat ground believe It Is duty %
10 all the world tue laNs of nations shall sacred.
have but swo more 20 say. lCres of Go on, 60
pfspreiy bring our doerss 70 the test ns Ssi,sr t,ms
could he iourd than tnat whrh Is now come ithak that
above all lands Hungary the land and above all other
men, LOUIS koSslth ~ he man. stop oHe ma nen and
think OF Hungary, WIN ITS more than twelve NIL
lions OF united people standing centrally almost be-
tween occidental Europe and Asa. standing N
position, hted above all others 90 make the land II
liberty iof all the world. IL seems rs God for long
while had had his eve upon Hungary. ald he has
her hat he has NOT gwen T. liay or France lie has
gwen her sound fames, purity Of religion. aud mstu
tons which prepare the people for self government IhY
are all ready-hete never waSa na.lon 80 Vel prepared
begin IN France many many as are her exoeiioness
lever csssesof the people Bnt IN Hungary OF all other
lards which God looks. he saws O. rs Take pos
session OF that land IN the name % liberty Gen,emeu.
this tendency IN hetry-that II Will aetd means % sus-
tan itself itbecomes matter Of interest to shsr ws'
shall guide this revolution
shall have another Danton. fanothsr R,bespierrs.
scarcely measure the depths to which oppression has
plunged the nations by the influences which the' nave
rect when Italy shall and shake her head. long
CORY with rs blood. and appearing like sampson with
his put out Oh that there man who nght
arse and whom we could the friend OF Law aud
der of social order and hepubicansm as we believe 10
IL
nounce Governor Kossuth the man who under the
banner Of Repuhcanism wtl hes, sustain the puno-
than any other the purity OF the am,lyihs founds
tons of society. and government with lust laws
After soma further remarks in similar strain, Mr..
Beecher resumed his seat sUnlst much applause.
Mr.. RAYMOND gave the eighth regular toast
g. The Political Rrlssof Europe Tho Irish. the Poles.
the French the Germans and the Italians NAV the time
when the country Of each shall Dc emancpa'"d
md raised to its rank among the nations OF the earth.
Mr. DoHENy and Mr.. DANA were noticed to reply
to this toast, and Mr. DoHENY was the first speaker.
as follows
Mr.. DoHENy would speak to this tsast,
not only as an Irshman but as one taking
an interest in the welfare OF all other nations also
He was for interference Congress had pronounced
for IL In voting 10 welcome kOSsUrit, aud we coud
not avoid II # we would. Though Roman Cstho-
lie he had said long ago that there ought 10 nave
been action on the part OF America In favor OF Eu-
ropean liberty, and that action ought 10 have Deen
ieit at Rome when II might have been eifectuh
At first many Intelligent Catholics IN this country
had no, felt So but now the majority OF them were oil
that way Of thinking tCheersI Any religion
would be better II separated from temporal power.
and ANY religious boo entrusted with temporalpowor
would abuse It terribly Mr. Doheny also went Tor
aiding Hungary effectively.
Mr. DANA rose. but FRgEMAr HUNT begged TO say
A word. Its main poin, was the reading OF cheok
for 500 in favor Of KossUrH. This vociferoas-
Nv applauded. The President read Mr.. Hvsr's
check as a toast in reply to Mr.. DoHESy's speech.
Mr. DANAreplied to the regular toast, ia substance
MS follows
My friend, who has taken his seat, spoke
in his own right as a political exile from
Ireland, a country than which none has moro deeply
suffered from the woes OF foreign domination 1
speak here by no such title. And yet n any man
may without presumption clam TO speak ia behalf Of
the political exlles and rebels against tyranny oil
several nations, OF all nations indeed II Is an Amer-
can. For he Is not only himself the heir OF nation
of rebels, but his whole lineage IS cosmopolitan, and
he may boast that ne is akin TO all the races Of
Europe. We have no exclusive origin, thank God
In the veins OF our country there flows the blood Of
thousand tribes just as our language is made up ofa
thousand idloms. We hear good deal from certain
quarter about the greatness OF races, the practical
energy OF tins race, the artistic genius Of the Other
ard the great intellectual qualities Of another
America disproyes all these dogmas and establishes
in their stead the higher principle that all races
are capable Of a noble Development, under noble
Institutions Give freedom TO the Cet, the Slayon,
or the Italian, whatever other people give them
freedom and independence establish among them
the great principle Of local self-goyernmeDs ami the
earth does not more surely TeyOlye in It's orbit than
they Will In due time rIpen into all the excellence
and all the dignity OF humanity. Men make and
control Institutions, but institutions IN their turn
make men. And II people, under providence, are
endowed with institutions that have gwen free play
and healthy growth 10 the most useful and admirable
powers OF man, II Is not for that people 10 boast of
its as better than DINER races ana thdhk hoo,
like the Pharisse that II Is not as otncr men. NO.
II is for that people 10 see the cause o' IT'S good for
tuIe IN It's Institutions, and To remember that mas
responsibilities and that II owes helping hano
to Others that honestly struggle for such bene-
fits Especlally is this the case with the Amer-
can people, made up as they are from al races.
and absorbing yearly they do so much oil she nesI
blood ofall. America has thrlyen and grown strong
uDon the misfortune of Europe. Our toast spec ally
refers To the political exlles OF Europe, bu. the
truth is that all the exIles OF that continent are
political. Every ship load OF emigranis th2I SEEKS
our shores has been banIsned by political causes
for had the institutions Of their country been such
as TO secure 70 them freedom and the prosperity oil
freedom, 90 you think they ~onid nave lofsaHeh
heir homes and the homes OF their fathers 10
SEEK new homes beyond the ocean We owe
then TO Europe debt for all this population
and power that II has fuss upon our shores, and
how else can We pay 1t except by dong what We
can 10 help the European nations 10 gam their Tree
dom and form institutions under which there VIII 30
no political exlles For go for pay Ing that debt.