The New York herald., 1851-12-19
PRICE TWO CENTS.


Louis Napoleon and the French nation Jour SSn So".
My principles, gentlemen, that the commerce Of
tions free This is the principle of eternal right
United States have the right carry their merchandise
and the produce Of their country wherever they wah
70 whatever market where they ind ready to seept
Whatever revolution may be there in that country,
among its citizens and government that is private
right TO go to that market where they wish TO go
1t an International right, and the Emperor Of
ofhe United States And therefore made ths second
suggestion Take not the curious inventions despot
ism for principles Heed not what Pufendorf srd Hugo
Grotius have written two hundred years ago Nobody
appointed them TO be the Interpreters Of international
law The principles OF international law sre1 e.erna
everlasting, shining the stars You have to rule this
law; are called by Divine Providence to be
tors and establishes Of these principles Therefore
States shall declare all these oppressive msasures to
have zen invented by despotism and will recognise
to whatever part of the world where they win be re-
ceived and where they win fnd nations ready
vessels In the Mediterranean protect their
This is no mstter Of egotism gentlemen there is
future for humanity, which only repose On these
principles Suppose that in months perhaps Hun
gary may be again in condition to struggle for inds-
pendence and freedom and suppose that whatever ct-
Of the United States should be disposed to send
ship laden with arms, to the emperor Of Austrs-sott
the HuDgarans-would oppose it? No; because say
it is your right to do It, Every citizen Of the United
States II he finds in the Emperor Of Austria a man
's VINO n BUY hs musEts % and pay him TOR tSes. him
recognize the rights Of fleet in the Medterrenesn
to blow up my ship, which would impede and violate
the rights OF international law and 1t Is my humble
wish that nation should have the right that
which conceive to be your rights towards enemies
violated the principles Of international law because the
House Of Austria oppresses Hungary, and Hungary viii
liberty from her oppressor Every nation has the right
to DO So Your own countrys Declaration Of indie
psndsnce sanctions it. Let It not be said that this cir
cumstance is sufficient to give the Emperor Austria
power to prevent the the United States with
Hungary, because he pleases to oppress Hungary Bat
that freedom Of commerceh 1 do much care, becsuss
they are principles, and because wish that, before
that international law may be established upcn an
eternal principle: and not upon the oppressvs
your great country, after having achieved the
developement Of your institutions had Q mighty
power and ia has S come to that grss. condition that they
the true international law and also be the Executive
power Of the international law 1t is true have but
one single pert for to AXE trade with Hungary and
we may perhaps have to get your merchandise carried
on from this port Of Hungary. Between Hungary and
with q citizen Of the United States to dsliyer .
yefsel Of corn at Fiume, q. would be my own
You must also remember that there is the Danube A
free principle Of has established on the
Danube and its free navigation has been recognised BY
the nations OF Europe and guaranteed by your To
use depends on yourselves whether you interested
or not II you are interested In It, you have only say
millions o. Hunsarians 1t Is with US that commercial
freedom ha. most to hope and most to gain, and not
they have quarrel With one trust therefore,
that the International law Of humanity = the free
snS sS,. ~ ter q nations vim take the
principle for which have asked the generous support
o the United States is that you recognise the
thing else than the recogI itop OF the great prrspe
that every nation has the sovereign right to dispose oe
It's own affairs se best to itsef 1t Is source OF
the deepest consolation to me that your nation hss
wsichiu eye to the interests OF humanity rouemo~r
iollows-"A Among the s,upenSous event, o. sn,-.. %
while We see the world heaying like an ocean, sna ;us
great question OF human freedom at ISSUE &c. aow
they who love their remain indn.rent qr.st
war OF principle is going on, and 1 have 10 fear
o. the result Such are the words Of Chsnri ag-
Your recognition Of the Independence Of -y h v.
that you not Indifferent to the result Your own ps
ton rests on the same great prncple and IL s tbs m
ISOLATION OF my nation in it's msforunes that Won r,s
misc that principle and they look forward with her. 20
the time when It's assertion will become practical rsli
" Y nave no feeling OF ambition to be recognised az
tne So'ernor OF Hungary however necessary IL NAV b
In diplomatic transactions for my ccuntrys sake Do
you recognize the right Of nation the claim Of in
thought could not be a doubtful question vith ven,
Charming says that he who loves humanity cannc. %
take here ground then, on religious liberty yhich
! have shown to be intimately connected with civil
se my ground on the great principles Of
commercial intercourse between the nations 90 en-
.len ladies and gentlemen to express your wiz as to
non interference and Unrestricted commercial inter
cose between the nations The latter win restore the
Law, and base IL upon the eternal prinri
pies o. Justice instead Of being subject to the shifting
expediency OF diplomatic relations Go on to sxnrsss
y.ur VIII while at the same time you Afford som, sub-
msnnai nrsn.a, Ard to the cause that thus may be
prepa 70 meet the sagency when II first srses and
40 prevent long aud bloody war against US By th,c
d eui great nation will not ony prove thu rayca, OF
also relieve your country from the Of 80
arms TO light for this principle Of Independence for
M .rms ,pr 1e nov ovsrtnrown you will have to take
struggles By rendering substantial aid TO m ngary
NOV you aver the evil ffomour own country BY send
lng me your generous invitation meet Won here sun
pore you hoped to meet somewhat worthy of yonr
e.peetaops Now the halo Of expectation hss psssed
away and here stand before you-s common nan +
know that when I spesk more than once IN a tonspe
foreign TO me iose in the publ; estimation fcrses OF
have fallen in your estimation have ore .r.
ation and that is that the practical benefit hs. not
dom and humanity. "
The conclusion Of this address was reeeysd With IN.
most snthusstic and prolonged applause Itoocur,.d
IN the delivery, about an hour and half
At the conclusion Of the lecture. Re, NJ w.,
peeehsr taking small box in his hand took Ont Of
psiked bullet which, be said. was found On Buns.r
ihh and which he desired to present TO Koesutb ~ bo
cared for such things
kossrrn-fe'; these are Just the Kind Of ,Aiur.r
would like to pos.ess
Ihe Reverend gentleman then took oct sro.b.- .b,y
he said be held with greater dnhoulfy q. .ss s,.,,
> hot This he called arsumeu. Of moral ,ys.,,,-
'ueh s was used BY the great Pacitcatos osD,-. ss
son at New Orleans. These relics we're cent IN n s,s.
BY citizen Of chsrlesOwn near Boston ana we're fr
meriy possessed by rhomss Jederson They were pre-
sented by Mr.. Everett TO General jackson when he
went to reside at the Hermitage At his des.b NJ,
oequeathed them as q tohen to " p. Tr.st E,o.
and II expected that they would ,e,., -
hs possession or that Of his family; b.; sSme-
Row or ether the name Of the uanesyi.n ,n,s.
charms out many things which would not otbervs, 49,.
the light II has brought out these cid mencEss Tn.
question, howsver was q what practical ,alss roala
they be TO his csuse what material sidn eouia ,h
afford Let w see. The iron has been converted int
gold will read (takns up psper) the chemi,al nr
cess BY which the hon has been changed into go,s all
cnly say that we have any ouar.,,. - =