The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-15

plause) 1 hope am not wrong in touching like
wire the material side Of the question feel that
it ia fortunate. well glorious, when the mate
rial interests Of great nation identical with ths
interests of the freedom Of the world This is provi
DENTAL law Even single community can but enjoy
welfare and securty when the interests Of the whole
In harmony with the interests Of individuals Appause
Your sound judgment, gentlemen and your comprehen-
sive views make 1t for to develope all
could say about the connection Of the interests
Of England with the liberty Of the continent Be 1t
tufce mt TO express my views in few dry but truthful
words The principle of all evil the continent is the
despotic ard encroschng spirit OF the Russian power
There the pillar which supports every who wishes
tiops raising himself the ruins Of their liberty.
Russia is the rock which breaks every sigh for freedom
counters IN her every pointin Peking and in
Herat at the Bosphorus and the Sound the Nile
and on the Danube and all the continent Of Europe
clear bear Even Jesutsm, which in latter times has
again begun to raise its head is employ support OF
Russia We are in the neighborhood Of great country
which unfortunately does enjoy the Of
full times and great suferings The Jesuit party in
France threaten that country with the Cossacks
Even here; IN ms glorious country question
nected with this not long ago agitated, as well
in public opinion as in parliament. know what
Ia convenient TO myself and due to you 1 will net
enter into that question will only state curious
coincitence--I am a Protestant applause am a
Protestant not only by BIRTH but by conviction
humble psmber of a nation, the majority OF which IL
composed oCsthocs and 1t is not the least glory my
nation that in s times have fought and bed for re-
gious bmty- Catholics as deyotedly as Professionals
The rights and freedom Of the Professionals always
strongly cpposed by the house OF Hapsburg That house
had alvey. IN history been closely united with the spirit
Jesuim but the freedom Of Protest had been
established by treaties gained by the swords of victorious
Hungary. Scarcely had Russia restored the house of
HfpstuIg hy putting its foot on the neck of Hungary
When the first act of that house to spin noble blood
by The hsuds Of the hangmsn; and it's secoEd was to
destroy the rights of the Protestant religion in Hungary
The kings of Hungary. in former times always
anxious not to allow any medding Of the OF Rome
in the temporal affairs Of the Catholic Church, and go.
rous King, Matthias Corvinus, a Hungarian by birth
once used these to the Pope" Your Holiness
must Der that bear two ensiS H.
and will he pixies before allow you
mix yourself up with the affairs of church " Since
Russia has restored the house OF apsburg for brief
time the Jtsuits have obtained full power to The
encroaching sprit Of Russia is that which every in
Europe relies on who wis., to do wrong. The identity
of the interests Of England with the interests of
liberty Of Europe gives the hope that the generous
sympathy which have the honor to meet with will
remain empty soundthat 1t will not remain without
practical results Cor my poor country-for humanity
There party in England which deny it. that the
armed Intervention Of Russia In the affairs of Hungary
has increased beyond measure the preponderaEce of
Russia the continent, while at the it
violated the sacred principle the right of
nations TO dispose Of their domestic concerns It can
therefore, hardly be denied that long Hungary
not restored to liberty and TO independence the weight
of Russian prepondersnce over Europe will not subsds
but will increae And what is it which request the
name Of my poer country and in TIE interest Of the
powerful English natiop Is it that England should take
up arms for the restoration Of Hungary? Oh mo- All
request and all hope is only that England should not
abaD the weight which in Europe Is due to herthat
England should net grant charter TO the Uzar TO dispose
Of the de.tnies Of the world Public opinion in England
establish it leading principle in acknowledging
the fundamental right of every nation to dispose Of itself
mot to allow the Car to interfere with the domestic
affairs Of the nations of Europe People Of mighty
Albion, this 1t L. and nothing more, which oppressed
humanity expects enreats and hopes for As to the rest
leave II 10 the nations Of Europe themselves (Cheers
the people Of Au.tria my brethren feel their
grefs as seenly those OF my own people and have
wishes and hopes for their future ferven those
for my own nation. have the right to say so My
life lie open book-(chsers)- and the judgme it
viii be pronounced by history and neither
by the heings Of the house of Austria, by party
spirit by blind passion also not by those base
abeurd cslumnies which, in my position, could not
turally fail to be launched against me but still which
regret not for self because they but enhance h
shecon of evsry II being natural to
feel revoltet at ouch mean base work; but regret
them because IL is consolaory view to fellow
creatures delight in such foul cslumnies which
offend the sefesteem Of my people which chose me II
be their chief am surprised to End these caumnies
even in places where had not expected them. L,
msy be that, relying the affection that my people
las for me = and they are moral people, that
never be said in instance to have given their
CO Dddence and love to who IL not honest man
lit may be that for this IL is supposed will not
entrest The protection OF the law of England will
howeyr consider the matter my duties to my
fat erlar d leave me single moment to myself ZAP
plsuse still have said 1t is history will pass
diet and have the right to say before God aud
mankind that the people of Austria had have
a warmer friend than myself IL is, therefore, not
In regard to Austria but to the house Of apsburg,
that wish to say some few words and all will say OF It
that it's perjury VITA which has violated the rights
Of all its rations has doomed to destruction There Is
God IN heaven, and therefore tht must be justice
earth. CHEERS The beuse Of Austria having forfeited
the possibility Of the love Of the nations rules has
lo.t the basis for ts existence Bsyonets alone no
bas for the soldier belongs also to the people aud the
FOLDER thinks likewise. The continued loans ba-
Sis they lead rather to bankruptcy What is il, then
upon which tests the house Of Austria IL is nothing
ee than It's master the Czsr around whom the house OF
Austiis moves obedient satellite But while the
utuTe yet becauSe it deserves to i've; IL
has future became ~ has vitality IL has future be-
cause its Independence necessity to the freedom Of
Europe. Here NJ korsuth complained of suffering
from pain in the chest and apologzed Ter the necessity
OF ahrdging his observsiions To me every occasion
lie valuable In which can By feeble words. and noe by
the power Of elcqusnce for you ds.ignsdly en-
ploy no eoquence, but only simple statement Of
facts srd the sound Logic Of a common understand
and your generosity would enable to DO so
still longer. but ! ,ufer from sick chest, and
qusrces and therefore beg leave to you charge
your glassss applause IL is to the future Of my
country that devote the activity which have regained
by my liberty from tbs bondage In Asia; and this my
liberation Is In the first place due TO the noble feelings
81 the sultan who in spite Of the arrogant threats OF
Russ and Austria has proec my life and the life Of
my compsnions-who later yielded but with sorrow TO
the pressure Of the circumstances which mad forced him
to surround his hospitality by detenion-and who at
sst raising himself by the magnaniuty or his in-pira
ons and his respect for the rights Of humanity above
all threats restored TO liberty in the most dignided
But expressing my grateful acknowledges nts
20 Turkey may also return my deeplyfelt thanks for
the msgIaumous interference Of the governments Of
Great Britain and the United States Of America in such
q bigh and generous manner supported by the public
spirit OF the people in both countries ana
toned by the magnsniEeu resolution Of Congress In
obtaining the liberation OF myself and Of my associates
10 ia therefore with the warmest feelings 81 grateful
heart propose The oat-" England the United States
and Turkey -
The conclusion Of the speech hailed with LOUD sp-
plsuse end the tosst duly honored.
The American Minister, MIR Abbott Lawrence, has
been expected, but prevented by illness from at
tending The Mayor read the following letter from him
NoTE FROM THE AMERICAN MINISTER.
October %
SIN II bad ihopod TO have the honor Of bei,g
your guests this evening but positively forbidden
BY my physician Or Holland who tells me that in my
present state Of health sufering under
cold and the consequences OF exposure IN LONDON last
evening mus, not make the journey tn southampton.
10 IL with the deepest and most unfeigned regret that
thus prevented from joining the authorities aud eth
Southampton IN their testimony ~ respest TO his
Excoi.ncy NJ Kos.uth snd their congratulations his
release from captivity watched his during his
brilliant administration q affairs In hungary aud
have what he has done since, and persuaded
hat be is enintnty deserving the admiration Of all
lovers 81 constitutional government and freedom lie
appears to possess the affection and cont hence In
N degree the whom he