The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-12

,: shoald never more Be 1t hbssg 10 dkposs,
without any control 81 ,cur brave ar and 10 crush
r~sOtsd 70 the most oonspScy ana sttaeked
US BY arms, and By fslss report Of victory which
never was won, Issued . proclamation declaring that
constitution Its very existence Is abolished and shall
be melted like farm fold into the Austrian Empire
w viii and We Ssaishsd him, and Issued tie dsc.rs-
ton OF our Independence So you see, gentlemen tnst
there very great difference between yours ana ours
V in favor There lie another similar difference;
you declared your independence whs. was YET very
doubtful you would be successful We doubted ours,
when We had beaten enemies and proved before
our declaration that had strength and power enough
to become one Of the independent powers on earth one
voted unanimously In our Congress but every county
every municipality, has soemny declared its consent
and adherence to IT. so became not the supposed but
by the whole nation positively and sanctioned by the
funds me nta laws Of Hungary. And It is
There happened since nothing contrary to this decars
ton ON the part Of the nation No contrary law nor
csrstion issued. One thing only hsFpensi-a foreign
power Russia came with his armed bondmen and, aided
by treason overthrow for while Now put the ques
before God and humanity to you free sovereign people
Of America this violation ointernational abosh
dence II not then here take my ground because am in
this very declaration Of Independence with the
charge Of Governor Of my fatherlAnd have sworn be-
fore Gcd ard my nation, to endeavor to maintain
this set OF IL dependence And may God the
Almighty help rs will will. until my nation is
again in the condition to dispose Of its which
can And then retire to the humble condition Of my
former private e equsing in thing at least your
Washington not in merits but in honeetythst the
only ambition Of my life. Amen So my third humble
wish H. that the people OF the United States would
be pleased, by all constitutional Of its wonted
public life declare that acknowledging legitimate
character OF the declaration of of Hungary
it anxious TO greet Hungary amongst the independent
of the earth and invite the government Of the
United States to recognise this Independence at the
lest convenient time. That is all Let me see the prn
cps announced the well be left to the wisdom
Of your government, with some confidence In my own
respectful discretion sko And So gentlemen, have
respectfully stated What my humble requests
sovereign people Of this country public and political
capacity 1t is that the people Of the United States may
be pleased by all constitutional means, to declareFirs
that feeling interested in the maintenance Of the laws Of
nations acknowledging the sovereign right Of every peo
pie 10 dispose Of Its domestic to be Of
there laws. and the interference with this sovereign
right to be violation Of these laws Of nations the peo
pie ofthe United staes respect and make
respected these public the Russian past in
terveItion in Hungary to be violation Of these Laws
which if reiterated would be violation AMI would not
he by the people of the United States
cordpgy and so invite Great Britain to unite with the
United states In this policy Second that the people Of
the United States resolved to maintain its right Of
commercial intercourse with the nations Of Europe,
whether they be in q state Of revolution against their
not-and that with the view OF approach
Ing the continent Of Europe the people invites
the government to take for the
tecon Of the trade Of people the Mediterranean
Cd That the people Of the United States proneunces
lite opinion In respect to the Of independence of
Huresry 60 as had the honor to state hope no
body can reprosch me 10 have done by this anything
inconsistent with the high regards which owe to the
United States not appropriate to my capacity /
would regard az very judcioue and beneficial thing
those generous men who sympathize with the OF
Hungary would form committees through the different
parts Of the United States with the purpose to occasion
appropriate meetings to pass such resolutions hal
the honor humby to suggest 80 much for the generous
people Of the United States in It's public and political
capacity. And If that sympathy which l have the
honor 10 meet with in the United States is really in
tended TO become beneficial to the Of my poor
native laid, then there s humble wish
more which anx!ousy entertain. But that Is q
private business it is respectful appeal the generous
feelings Of ndiyiduss Gentlemen would rather stsrve
rely for nysef and family foreign aid but for
Ely county freedom would not be ash AIMED beg
i mean financial aid; money TO assist the cause tf
freedom. and Independence Of Hungary. took the
advice Of kind snds IL IL be lawful to express
such an humble request, because i feel the hon
orsble duty neither TO offend 10 evade your
laws am told II lawful There are two means to
this, my humble wish accomplished The FIRST is from
Spontaneous subscription, to put the offerings Of kind
friends Of my disposal, for the benefit Of my countrys
csuse. The second is loan As TO this loan, that
carried in appropriate way, requiree private
sultsticn in more close circle DO here only mention
enter into the idea provided viii be arranged 10 an
acceptable way would most humbly entreat them to
enter into private communication about the subject
With me- and secondly. express my conviction that
this matter Of loan could be efficiently promoted by
the other Of free. gratuitous subscription
hich would afford the necessary the prac-
ticsl initiation Of the loan business seh Now as to
u zee rcbcriptcns. The idea brought home 10 my
ING BY plain but very generous letter which bad
ollou;-
crscIsNAIy O., Nov. IA. 1881.
.u,herI,e sss once q sss Ohio Life Insurance. and
ne theussnd dollars. Rsspse,iuiiy yours. w. sHEAD.
beg leave here publicly 10 return my most hum
Die thanks to the gentem.n, for his ample aid, and
lie delicate manner In which be offered Il and IL
zane 10 my mind. that where one .pele individual
Is ready TO make such sacrifces 70 my countrys
there may perhaps be many who would sive their
vii be thankfully accepted however email Il may be-
And IL came TO nay mind then that drope Of millions
millions Of inbsbitan, ali attached Win warm feeling,
10 the principles Of liberty Agglomerst-d by single
collars lie even million Of dollars, IL
practically show the sympathy tf the people s large
III consider IL highly beneficial should be happy
throughout the United state. to raise GU. Of the free
nerpgs az the people some material aid 10 assist the
econd 81 freedom and Independence Of Hungary
70. II H. perhspe, one Of the greatest sacrifices |
q ny country that do 90. (Grest applause /
eat ! los' my country tRene~.d cheehsg
rnil.a.ion ;or her sake. Would happy a.
cur Warrington was, when for your glorious eountrys
Z France Sir, have done consciou, OF nc personal
merit, came 10 Jour shores poor psrse,uted exile,
II you poured upon the triumph Of welcome such
ou toek for the representative Of that principle 81
iterty which God has destined 70 become the common
enstt Ct AL humanity and IL is glorious tight 10
p mighty, fee, powerful people come forth 10
rect with such . welcome the prseple OF free
! N, even In poor peresutcd. pensiless exile BE
,eseed for u. Your generous deed viii be recorded
trueh all pos'erity and, as even now, millions
Z kurtIes oppressed nstions will -sise their
hsrfeivDe to God for the ray o. hope uhish you by
bic, your set have thrown the darn night Of their
ate; even 20, through all po%tsrty, oppressed look
your menory A. token Of God that there IL hope
freedom en- earth, because there l. speore Ike you
Q feel its vtrth snsto fupport its cause.
Tie gres; Magyar thus concluded, exactly st eleven
'cleek, having occupied two hours and half; and the
Get overwhelming applause and waving Of hsndksr-
hefs sontnoed for several minutes which wee but the
'petton Ct many similar te.Des during the delivery Of
ne CT the meet magnificent addresses ever uttered
ever did any mao meet more euthusta,tic reception
! this or any other country.
when order Vas restored,
Alderman sH.-, himself, much erSted as any Of
.e sSdierce ss!d-Gentlenen, we have ell heard from
70 bfs Ct the rsrteeu,ed Governor Of Hungary, his