New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-06

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vI.d n ealumniate Inc but have GEAR con,
QUIZ .n.'es Of this that never spoke word when
- not feel nom the bottom OF my heait vas
s nsyr TO see these declarations which were niue
sony me have often so.emnly made professions
yPnriand OF nv thaDkiuIness for the faVorS y nlcn
~, Sssioxed upos me, b't this was not suincient
!xsvent me from being charged win meooiihg
y tour domestic affairs ana lhe rleSs mas E esen
tpohe - ,h,ea eroans" This was responded to,
ga three groans were g'venI because II so
ssrnsped that IN one OF my actresses l mt.e
nsid,on 10 one OF your honorable feHO"-ciu-
sIesh scause | referred 10 Mr. Walker as being
l esss for the Presidency, am thus charged.
- :, nome in your midst, ana VIII become quite
Tr,iIlar with you. "a voice. Eooc; 10 ,',,,,
III feel the wamest FEELINGS OF gIataoe lot your
.,ssf in my beloved Hungary for 1t proves to me
III those sentiments are sucn. ana thae your
sss..ral sentlmeDts are those Oh hdppy peOPe
go thes arc the sentiments OF the great najorty
~ he neople Of the United states, men dec,4le
sh,t Hungary and Europe are iree. lCneeisj LEI
Sshly indebiecto him forthe seItlinehss nc 80
1Saye heard Mr.. Walker express sehtllIien.e "".m
90 ne,feetly in accordance win my own Al
this has nothing to do with my acqualII'SSOo ".sn
him ana have not mixed up the Unheu STATES, nor
she presidential Election, with my course ana con-
M, wss introduced, and unofficial person
;,noduced me, 10 Mr.. Walker, rs one o, the proni-
Int candidates for the Presidency OF the United
States mentioned tbs Ia one oil my speeches.
s;,hout the slightest idea Of mixing up any party in
as state with the subject for when man respects
nrincipe. and has desire 10 see /. respected, and
r,shes TO respect 1t himself. he Will not intrude
ian others agar INST his own feelings. desire 10 be
20 ,ieht with the nation DO not like any one TO IN
,sreYe with our domestic concerns, and think that
fhaxe no night TO interfere with the internal con-
rerns Of any other nation A'io" me, citizens, to
rssr 10 the kind address which you have delivered
I'VE and do not misunderstood me, for YOU have
GENEROUSLY named ma IN that address, kossuth,
EoyernOr OF Hungary. nov, ciuzens, my lot IS no!
~ s,yious one. Never was there man Ia the
Old who loved more and was iOncer OF tranquility
"a calmaess than myself yet have never had
an S 10 devote TO the pleasures Of solitude.
think il the duty OF patrol to meet the wishes OF
sSs people OF his country and my beng chosen Gov
s-noy al Hungary not natterng or silsftctOryto
ns ambition because am not one who has desire
,obe ambitious. felt never more worse than felt
Sb,Ie was Governor OF hungary, for knew that
7 Should have a great amount of business on my
o;,d and great trouble with public affairs, and
@esrsd greatly that should not be able TO carry out
he higk responsibilities OF that great 5tslion. |
thank You for these expressions OF your Kindness
,hsIi You for calling me Governor OF Hungary, be-
csuse BY this act you have demonstrated the exist.
epce OF the right Of Hungary to Independence and
freedom | feel, and this greeting gives me the as
myance that the people of the United states feel,
that il is a duty TO acknowledge the independence
Of Hungary which exists on a similar declaration to
that which secures the independence OF America
This declaration is not the effect of law alone,
Is il only the effect OF the Will Of my nation but u is
the will of the whole people ard OF the lawful as
sembly Of the nation In Congress, and 1t was sane
toned in all the to WIS ana all the villages in the
country. There is no one part OF that declaration
that has been destroyed 1t exists in the funess OF
all its power and its rights are lawful aud VIII con-
tisue 10 exist What full power has the Car OF
Russia Has he any rieht TO interfere in Hun
carr Russia is a foreign power, and has no
Ijgkl 10 NEEDLE with Hungarian affairs, and 70
force ON us government we 90 NOT lke Dut
this she could not do, TIL she found traitor
IN our own ranks who was base enough TO trafnple
on the liberty of Hungary. From what time has II
been acknowledged that the violence of power has
province to annibilate right Violence is contrary
tonight and may destroy 1t, but violence never
destroy this Declaration of Independence. In your
late struggle in Mexico, G en-. Scott drove Santa An
ma from the plains, and from Mexico But sup
pose he had fought till he reached the seat OF your
Government, and then had have driven Gen Taylor
from his nation, would you consider that he, who
waschosen BY the people, had forfeited his rlgnt to
that Santa Anna could not destroy the right ofthe
people 10 choose their own President, and there
fore it was the duty of the United States and other
nations TO recognize the Independence OF Hungary,
as much as they recognized the existence OF any
other independent state and the more so, as 1t was
an independence not established by law, but by the
voice OF down-trodden people. Whatever you
may think OF my country, the people Of America
yenerally-wh0 are the sovereign people, and have
aRepubllcan Government are the directors OF
the Nation and here 1t is the public spirit tina,
Governor Of Hungary, for by this act you pay trib-
ute TO the independence OF my native land. Asto
It's being praise TO me, without any atectahon oil
modesy consideri il 10 be merit, for am pam
man. the friend of Freedom and good patriot These
qualifications are natural To honorable men, ana
however the world may think OF 1t, should not
think the man sound at heart against whom the world
has not something to say for some one always speaks
III OF good patriot, lover OF freedom ana an non
orsble man ICheersl These qualities have not
preserved me against calumny, and | can say, as
daniel O,Conneli once said am the most calumnia-
ted man in the world tCheers But do not care
much about il. ICheersl SO long as despotlsm
lives, there will be men found 10 caluminate those
who are opposed to despotism and tyranny. must
not say much more. But suppose was the vllest
creature the world, wound that alter the cause OF
Hungary Would her cause be less Just ssnghteous,
or less deserving of your sympathy II was bad
man IT, question of importance, is the cause OF
my country, as to whether she is worthy OF holding
a place in the great family OF free nations in the
world. do not IN the slightest care for the calan'
MES uttered against me but scarcely before ar
rived attacked with the charge of being an IT.
religious man. Gentlemen that is sacred ground. L
am very susceptible on matters OF this kind. only
feel good Christian ought 10 feel, that the hrst
principle OF Christianity is to love your neghbor as
yourself and | only wish that the men who charged
me with being an irreliglous men, would respect the
Ast great principles of religion, and love his neigh
Dor as himself We shall stand together face face
before the Eternal Judge as stand here, and there.
lore do not care for mans casumnies-they do not
matter there. But there is one thing cannot COM
prehend and that is that the Press-that mighty We
hcie OF progress, the Just champion OF human rights
and human freedom-should have found an organ III
the United States, which said that 1t was not my
people who fought for liberty, but the Emperor OF
Austria "a voice" The Courier and Enquirer, three
sroans for it" They were given and the orator pro-
ceededl Don't give groans, gentlemen, let him
alone for say II he has better cause to serve,
nor no better arguments 10 use than this, have
nothing TO say TO such ridlculousI will not say the
word-hatthe Emperor of Austria is the champion OF
freedom. daughter thank yOu for this full proof,
notoiyour affection but of your judgment THANK you
nom my heart, but | fear have detained YOU too
long, tNo--no1 had great pleasure IN hearing
you develop your views IN that address which proves
That you have bestowed the kndest investigation on
hs cause Of Hungary, and on the principles pro
Tess. desire nothing else, for you, with the glarng
eyes of the United States can read my heart like an
open book as far as is connected with the struggle
sAdeause of Hungary, which cause that requires
10 fecomme ndaiion, for II will recommend Itself
0o not think of speaking so much-la voice
TO on'l--for l have 10 speak again to-mor-
!ov, and do not know how many more times
tecay yet. | have suffered much In crossing the
Ocean from the old world, for am the worst of all
sSiiors, and my strength is much broken; but