The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-24
Of the dynsstes of Europe for any length OF time
obtained One OF our greatest poets has said
Gsul may champ the bit and foau, in letters,

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loud applause But, now what have been the results
Of thirty years OF peace know the condition Of Europe
the last thirty years peace the OF Europe
have not become stronger but tbs people OF Europe In
shos that ms aesr co back to ls
you recoect the months from the beginning Of March
to June and July in that Why almost every post
nothing like it except that which is recorded by the in
spired writer in the verbs q In that night was Bel
sbszzar the King of the Cbadeans, slain;' ana with
suddenne.s like that-as though there was the hand
writing upon the wall thrones overturned and the
people in majesty and in might and resolved that
have had revelations lately about Naples
hearpuhished in this country to his great honor By
distinguished and most able member OF the Englisn
Parliament Hear, hear.) Ask the ruler Of Naples
what he fears ask the sovereign Of Rome, with any q
tell youno, they will not tell you but you will fad
1t out-that they fear the name Of MszEini. loud
cheers 60 to Hungary, and see who now rules that
country; 90 to Vienna and follow the Of the
young Emperor OF Austria and him surrounded with
he turns pas-and It is when he thinks of man who u
in exile, end who is sitting upon your platform (Loui
Europe are weak though surrounded with more Of mill
sry power and pomp than any monarchs in the history
Of the world gathered round them And the credit OF
that said Emperor - Csughter)-he cannot raise
much money in the London market as the humbles.
Manchester merchant can command. CHEERS and
nous and courag eous act of Mr. Golden cloud chesrs-
TO call public meeting in London and to denounce tina
esrJ And In that one act he lid more fo freedom ia
Europe thsp.f he had raised regiment of horse,
mssioned ship Of war l come to this oono!ssien
from anxious survey Of the present condition OF thess
soveregns that the hand Of death is upon the old 60
yernmtnts of Europe-upon their principles and upou
that England botted from the map of the world
for moment imagine that the of the Atlantic
swept unchecked these fertile isa nds-think you
that notwithstanding such calamity Europe would not
be free' Look how many agencies Of freedom ct
work now, which were not existing in past times And
perhaps even the 500Oeo bsyonets Of Austria viii not
prevent the narrative Of the dongs OF this meeting from
penetrating into the middle Of that county (Hesr,
hear) Even these despotic governments are making
railroads. there is railroad going through the pspsl
eominions daughter The dominion. of the King OF
Naples OF Austria are traversed by railways. The Em
peror of Russia lately in great somp, military pomp
passed from St. Petersburg to Moscow road Of iron
Why every line OF railway that is being laid down ia an
sg.nt IF freedom Hear hear 1t enables 10 20
and ccme-it furthers circulation OF ideas and would
rather have a railway through the midst OF Eu-
rope for the future and permanent liberties Of Europe
than would have regiments armed fleets But, now
what is mission 1t phrase very much in vogue
that nation should like individual know what Is
its msion that may do its real and true work (Hesr
hear Now, am not Of opinion that il Is the mission
of Epelsn nd to be knight Grant among nations Hun
gary bret and foremost Hungary claims sympathy
under beyond the limits fthese islands to which
the people OF this country would not readily and oyfuy
extend il Cheers Sicily is under the government %
Naples; and II history il not false Sicily soma
thing for past tram actions Rome suffering under GO
ysrnment the very worst compound that ever came
from the laboratory Of (cheers that government,
half priest half policemen daughter Lomba-dy,
uei ing also unser Austria OF Venice II may be truly
said suabiaps sued where now Austrian reiyns"-
an emperor tranpies where an emperor knet Con
tcit Us es am, are OF all this yet let
our .pihu'ia,m and sympathy b. guided by right
principles. clear hsar) But there Ia great e.
smiy which sy get right. Our hands soilsd.
have done things that incapable Of defence
In our foreign policy, that in matters OF this kind
seem TO have power to act. Now in the memory OK
In glishmenof the youngest person presenws had in
the rival elaine to the throne Of spain 10 isao W.
bad fl ct the settling the great dis
pus between the sultan OF Turkey and bis yassa ta'
feet settling dispute upon the coast Of Syria between
Egypt and the Porte and II | sm not mistaken, QUE
present chief magistrate fasted the naval commanders
CT what would call that piraticsi expedition (Hear
hear In ls47 sent leet to Portugal 20 serve dy
rss,y that had vostsd every oath aud the Of
In gland employed in putting down a people who
W. only siruggng t. their freedom Add Lastly
The invasion OF Rome by the French (Groas) You
viii not expect me TO word in favor OF that invso
which consider 10 have been Of the most obeeoa
sble acts that government could commit (Hesr,
ear And yet the Of this country
did not ioteTiere but they actually eoncurre with the
French government in the desire OF the French that tbs
government Of the Pope should b. restored "a roans
Now what have to say H. that in consequence Of
guilt IN those matters cannot take ourselves
be the bitrstors OF the fall Of nations protest
eainst the violent acts OF other powers (Hesr hear
Russia emf reed the sway Of Austria hungsry AMI
cur g6nTnmsnt d. not one word against It. VIVA.
they did that Austria had exercised the right ~
sovereignty In asking the help Of Russia and that
ussis in giving it had violated law OF nstioas.
(sbene What We want Ia n moral revolution at hons
in these matters We want cabinet that should not
contain eleven twelve members the high
cy with whom body there Is not likely 20 exist ary
very violent love OF freedom Hear, h,ar) And W.
must have the foreign office swept out with friendly
tc'om (Cbeers and some hisses) There h no enemy
to liberty in Europe 40 great and au-perv.iicg
as the sy.tem Of secret diplomacy aud ntrigus Uear
hear The Foreign 0niee OF this country ia well
as l believe II ever was; but must lie up my vocs
against the ste q secret piomac under which tbs
people Ct England esetusy shut from al shas.
What is done until il Is done and Il Is too late TO inter
f,re. (lfar hear Now think We have great aud
noble missicn II II mission hrst Of all 20 correct
our own Institutions II Il soB TO give tbs powe<
to our own colonies to rgtN lt;t I've nations 10
our mission TO reverse . tt 'ibhis dePopusting
enc thfd Of the UDitru ~ % fbear hesrD Itis
our mission In all oUrIrttf,. - foreRu corutriss
to oier them geberous iusf courteous bearing;
and it !. our mission 10 .ow 10 all the world hoe great
ard prosperous and happy free patton csn be loud
clseu) and how glorious asd secure can be the fr-s
goytnnsni Of a free people tCheer') Nswtsandns on
this platform the this
dart net and III not hesitate from expressing what -
ny tCenn conviction with regard to what Is my duty To
the country on this great question say that Eugapt
i poNeifui for human freedom all the world
row. than she Ia the greatest triumphs OF
(HtGr hear But al tbi. Il not inconsistent with
b'iDg here Hear hear ara here TO express my sd-
mi-ttion Of q man whom half Europe fears, and the
Other half sdnres and the greet alton across the At
lsptc is prepared &c receive (Uheers) viii express
my hoIe for Hungary because believe their is such
tlIg a. glorious eetion for the trsmplsd nations
loud cl GERS believe that the dsspotic powers OF
Europe and their vsst military armaments, viii collapse
and b. destroyed ard In moving the Aidrese perfectly
ctncur in rs ssntim, ns and my fervent prayer viii b.
Ef,.d UP with you tat the noble aud patriotic oaires
Of Hungary may be raised rp and that the time msy
esms when our atrsui'hel guest may and himselfi IA
the land of hi, fathers securing the rights Of every man,
and contributing by his wise pscy TO the peace Of the
world. (Loud cheers
The CHApMsN then called upon NJ Kossuih. who
10 receive the address Ills risf the sxnsi for
extraordinary burst Of cheering and for some moments
e proee.eines had to wait the end o. this burst Of eu-
busissm before they could be resumed The chairmsu
rsrCeG the address aloud TO Kossuth and then form
ally presented e. NJ Kessuth placed his baud to hts
hssri and bowtd profoundly in receiving "
The gentlemen from surrounding towns were then
called uTcn and introduced TO kossuth a. their adj
re,c were presented These addresses were presented
snidft enthurastc cheers
NJ Kosst-.l rose 10 address the meeting and the
cheering was immense The audience again rose from
their ,sss waved hats and handkerchief aud cheered
for several moments
KOssUTIIS SPEECH.
NJ Kossuth sad:-If you expected 10 hear from me
on eloquent speech. l very much fear that you viii
be disappointed because since my arrival God the
mi PROTECTOR of maukind's destuies has caua.f