The New York herald., 1851-12-01
PRICE TWO CENTS.

country Far be 1t from dstrsc. from ths merits
OF either the army or the navy cannot forget how
ever hat at this moment great champion OF certain
gr ~ principles Is soon to rcsoh shores WI
bss proved himself to be the Of tho century tn
champion Of the rights OF humanity OF the rights Of
tns guest Of the Amerissn Republic may b. mistsksus
In saying that the misson Of th great imposes on
US peculiar duties but must reeolect thss tbs
had certain rights, aneng which life, liberty,
and the pursuit Of hsPpiness-rights which cannot b.
srsmplsd upon. Now, what Is the present condi.ioa
9f Europe 1t is simply is:-Ths despotA Of ta,
sne g yss shs ros
csny any such right The people too say they dsay
the right Of tho autocrat Of Russia to inter
claim the rghts which belong 20 the people Of eysry
nation Now would ask, what does this amount TO but
that sbsoutisn VIII unite to put down repuplcsnsm.
! can give other Interpretation 20 It. and am oom
foited IN the reflection that am not sons in it. The
conclusion Henry Clay came to tie same oonclusion
Ssocnerous applause He came to the conclusion
shen the peo. Of the South American States dared 70
Aink that they had rights well other people Daniel
Webster so thought in the year 1923 when the people
ofsreece dared to say the Turk that they had rights
Applause The greatest men the greatest statesmen
have declared that it only right but the IA
y os the people of the United States Of Amerea-ths
which had sustained the doctrine of human rghts-thAs
it the duty Of this republic 10 resist BY every
In its power the at.ocious designs of the sbsoutsA Of
Europe 1t would be insolence IN say agree with
him His opinions ought TO be Law In the United States
on this subject. (dreat appliance In that respect,
then Is what duty does the recognition Of las in
pose in America Resistance to despotc alliances
Of Liberty hDs BEEN crushed forever T in T
Why to despond would be to despair of sA
hope That spirit has been crushed, bat 1t
viii rise again. The downtrodden people, with Kos-
ruth at their head (vociferous applause) will yet
their rights-that man who in the Diet Of Hungary
him to be the leader ofthe human again.t despo
len (Cheers) That greet will yet strike blow
ISr ,nsiI r{nts s1a tnsy wh no Dc alone say .na
L cir rights What part shall take in the coatsst
remains in thefuture but as for the prsss, il viii take
clude, said Mr. Raymond by proposing fhs psopls Of
the great American republic; their sympathies are
May then dieston be The law to every ons who Clans
to exercise suth hority on their behalf (Applsuss)
Mr. HUGH maxwell then proposed The memory OF
George Washngtonhis virtues, his principles his ex
ample y
Judge REID of Ohio submitted the following tosss-
Louis kossuth the washington OF Hungary, and the
apostle of European liberty"
The Rev Mr. Cums,rScs, Roman Catholic clsrgymaa.
called upon respond to this toast He said AZTEC
referring to the that he did not wish to maze
speech but he would observe that this age whsa
religion not alone preached from the pulpits but it
an of active and universal instructioa-when ths
principles OF religion be- heard the battle field
we'll a. from the pulpit Mr. Cummings then hintsd ae
the remarks Of the preceding speaker and said he di
not look to America to be- the apostle universal liberty
He loved and venerated her institutions and be
would willingly put himself under the command Of .
Scott to aid in sustaining them But he would pause
and consider we'll before he would axe this country the
apostle Of universal liberty and before he would
denim our gallant army and navy to carry ustitu
tions to Itav to Germany to japan to SIAM and othse
distant places. He did not wish to and fault With hs
friend who had spoken, but this is free country.
(Lsughter Perhaps too, he might convince hiin that
least his s the strong his principles
sre the more settled. Mr., Cummings made few moes
remarks and then concluded
CIV. HALL, In a few appropriate remarks, gave tbs
following volunteer toast The Ladies of the United
States-the most brilliant specimens VI the Worlds
Fair" Received with enthu husiasm.
Another volunteer toast was given The Army AMI
the Navy-the two wings Of the American eaxis-MAy
tbs noble bird Of the West still upon them with a
gaze steadily xed upon the of religion"
MT SIMEON DhArER addressed the company in soms
very fecitous remarks and ut about half past twelve
clock all separated highly pleased with the yecrch5
intellectual and national entertainment.