The New York herald., 1851-12-20
nation by bis that he ives about 80 speak tho
storm subsided to q oslm.
Kossrru hen said

storm subeded to csm.
KossuTH then said
much sickness than the exhausted condition H my
strength will, hope make my excuse before VOC that
earlier esyeyournot only agreeable but to the cause
which repressnt-highly beneficial company than L
we'll with this dsclaraton-that not aiming at any per.
sonal glory In the world, considering rather, all that
men are accustomed comprise In that word glory"
as a heavy burden for honest man. and having the
only thought to contribute according to my humble "a
right of freedom and Independence and BY that resors
ton hungary to aid the regeneration OF the continent
pies of justice law and social order, founded
liberty. Still, however, 1 am attached to that
cause wish to see the sound conviction Of s1s people
the resolution Of warm hearts Notwithstanding
hther to this company with the full conviction
honored by high intelligent hody which never In
its life was, and is not, and cannot, be induced
to ts'toT , sympathy to aS whatever cause s IN tine
spired heart but upon that conviction which follows
your calling because You called to defend justice
to add that also have read history book oflfs
have also studied it, and very often have fouru that
h i've 'es Of ss
pplause) However this may be. am again and again
incned to confess that, In thi, company never did
expect will expect instructive appreciation for the
principles which start; but appreciation founded
upon the calm Judgment of their duties towards mankind
ou had this conviction before You invsed me- because
you had not had that conviction you would not have
invited me. The independents Interpreters Of laws in
country cannot act otherwise than on conviction;
ut know that there Is common fstanty with man
ind that conviction is in more easily more
readily by this instructive feelng-but 20 much 1
can confidently say that those principles which have
advanced in Rumble requests to the aid Of
your country so full of truth 80 full Of eterns right
that confidently hope that the gentleman to whom
now return thsnl8 for his kindness toward myself
upon having calmly reflected upon tkem cannot and
will not withhold his appreciation from the which
repres. nt though il v perhaps come too late to aid
In our delverance in the approaching era OF msnnsd
destiny But while theze the finger Of God stretched
ont humanity those who will help cause let
kem be humbly entrested not to adhere without reeo-
tos to my humble proposition but soon to reflect upon
MAY, tha. conviction b. favorable to my proposition er
not, do not know. but ash You only TO come to
yictoS soon because sgain repeat the nrer OF 90. .
have tc,uny humble missionif can so csn t--in the
name OF oppressed humanity t, this country than II
that result is what embodied IN the Latin povsrb.
while Rome debated Ssguntum ell" II the people OF
the United States say to No, We viii not help
our country we viii help tao oppressed actions
CT Europe, win submit readily to your decision.
and try to fight forssken and aore and lonely once
more the great fsht Of our duty sor fathersnd and
n ankind. Let not, entreat you the time pass By
without coming TO any resolution AZ all Gentlemen
do expect to be put to the necessity 70 make these
my very humble rensrks did not lcoA for the discus
sion which did not expect and which not expecting
would like to have been dispensed OF, but am here
the fee ground Of free America and znov that the
hopitslity extended tc Is not only in dinner but in
opinion cres Of right right gooa) but would not be
faithful TO my cause not ready everywhere and
ss every momsnIsvry nn,s ansn is, ,s hurx
entreat you to allow to retire would have liked To
stay here know that would have lesrnsd much,
revolution live and needs be, to die for thst cause
which plead before You; but that resolution oea
gathered from what would hsve heard here nosvss t.
S % v "a would have wanted the
support from ycu gentlemen, and look for that support
the reports Of the press Bot gentemen being here
pnmtr Of speeches which lad IT, 10 de-
iSsr sm so ~orn ont that want some rest for to.
morrow, for 70. morrow again win have the pleasant
sto me 10 sn,rs.t Won: and 10 cav that my associate
will remain with YOU and can ten you frankly gen
tsmen that more De voted more true hearts, and orc
30 a. csuss ~ Uungsrv and 20 those princpIe
h,ch r A.ve adv snced Won could not have In your
eomp.p7-(cheer. for the Huns.rsn') and we .r'
OF country and In principles Let me now assure th
honoIlSle sentIenan Who addressed me before. VITA
World coyrr or disguiss bv fsttsry that An rather
Obliged 20 him for the deyelopemst Of his views Ysss
xsl ar and f.rsvelI oenteu en-: and LET NE sdd 70
,p. ,,a,ns 70 The ssnsrshs Prudent fare wen
air mis- h the sebopd time / rad the honor 10 meet
you but in meeting you twice twics felt myself st-
lion Esrsv.u Gentlemen
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The asxt toast was
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liz. p ~" bs people ssd the usse of his eaass
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scholar uri statesman patriot exclusively devotss
all bis brilliant capacities to plesdng his eounsys cause -
the bar fnations
Mr. r.uo, respouded hut scarcely q word he said
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oos'o 90 ns1a irsm 'ne i"pas""0e' noSo' .aN
Although he said with great energy the conduct evinced
hero 10 naht Il alike dsgra,eful to ourselves and
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-rtr ID s,cxtrs. .Mr Wright Hawks WAS also appoin-
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Mr. Wrtcur HAWKS responded TO the toast. lie said-
hs one sir only speak In my own name. sympa-
pathise deeply Every htre Of my nature responds TO
tse language Kossuth and the toast that
has been read from the the idsa to which
beg leave 10 conne my remarks 1t Is certain that he
relies the affections os his people and the justice o
his csuse speak with some little feeling the sub
ject For some Year, have been separated from my
country have been . randerer in europe, many
Of the scenes where the great movements have been
enacted which have attracted the attention OF the
American people. 1h u requises In those lands
no arguments TO tell the people Of italy, Of Germany
the people Of the whole Contir ent-on vfIch SIDE
Ct the question their symp~thes aut sstereets,
and who is the advocate OF tssr csuse AS Nos
suth himself said, there Is Kind OF ressonns
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