New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-25
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towns IN the vicinity were presented - NM
IT, foroUinc il his speech lis delivery occu'
pied an hour and half
Uyou expected To hear from me an eIol 'o.'
su..cn very much fear that you vlll De
sd. tecaurc since my arrival, ooo' We , N NJ.
tec;or q; n takindS destinlts, has causs. '.'oi
So much or,apiel with the symp1ihirs 81 We 70
OF ENGLAND could no. ind TINE W piep.'e ~, -,
cutnt eth-[cheeIsl-a all eFcitS' mo- 80 49, 4:
n voros which IN England. where every "o'd -
ru. M nm hy the press Chat mother anN gsha'ah .,
all prcsressj you would expect from ne lol ~oiu
be dlsapIo ned. III the secon' place, oe'au -
Ia A. >wsT IN eloquent speech ana because WI
W, ma be eloquent IN my own largufss, ana "hth !
,sant 10 eve inspiration 70 .nOse VINO near NE
feel az less 10 utter my sentiments III ianSH'
10 which am a stranger; nave mefeio, =, ~
crave Nour Indulgence, WaHs atehpt VI
ven Mr. Chairman, there was once a KING o' r'pl-
ms sent once a man, though do rot remember Ms
name 10 Rene On his return, II Vas IePo t.t y
hin To his master that he hal e aci'y OF Aus>,
where every man had as much hSppsss % az
himself holds have seen more ih bngidiiu uhOot
YOUR Government. have ssenthe pAo't ot'hi
Inc English people pronounced IN such Vole ~
that of which Lord Broughan once ii tha' TO" gu
item the voice OF the people, as the tnunler OF uc
Almiehty, is heard. lCheerS.l saw the Growing
OF the people which went to my heart ana nave
received addresses rom all parts OF GIea' oIltfih'
equally as numerous as generous ara nave some
ict a OF the public opinion oil Engtshn out 81"
that rublc oplnloR lncarnated IN thc great demon
STATIONS Of London, Birmingham ana Manchester
and after have seen those DEMONSTRATORS, Loudly
proc ann le oppressed nations oi hgiVpe, 0e VI
coed cheer and courage. lCheersI nave eA-
n.rienced IN my pubic life TO know that puohc
opinion, as that pronounced by the people OF
England on that class OF which am Que Oh the
humble repre- sentatives, may be dlsslmuia,ea LOT
a while-it may be perhaps Jesred NJ hardly .Oul
at last oheyed 1t must be-lcheeTs,j because lug
land is constitutional county, anu III q con
stitutional country the pubic opinion IS oy itsi'
t,,t,, ~ q Ip direction
ernmCnt and to the Parliament. lCheeIsl l
know what power public opinion has lawful
night to clam in this glorious land ana because
| know that II must be very Inucn, say taas
thank-thank the people OF England, thank inc
people OF Manchester, for their great alu 10 the
cause of humanity, not III my name, out III tue name
OF the oppressed nations lCheers.l since my aLrva
on Englands happy shores, have been cohtnuai
opportunty for the pronunciation OF that pubic
opinion on that question the solution oil which Is
osten sibly apparently looked TO by providence 10
be the task OF tlmeSthe question which Will &C.
eide the fate of mankind for centuries This ques-
ton is none of scanty partial interest IL Is none
of noble commits Grafton for the mlsiortuhes vi an
individual or OF one country. IL Is quesuoh OF
universal interest. in which every country, every
pt ople are equally ihteIested-l say equally inter-
ested. There may be difference as TO the success
slcn of times IN which one or other nation VIII De
affected BY that unavoidable consequence OF THIS
question but affected they really are-one day
sooner or one day later than another-it Is mere
cue stion of time No country, however proud us
poSItlOn, but Cnl0fy none WltuLl the Oouldait VI
the Christian family and Of European civilization,
can avoid that share OF the consequences OF this all
comprehensive question, which VIII GeciGe the APP
pIoximate fate OF humanity | scarcely need say
hat this compre heIsve question Is, whether Europe
Il all be ruled by the principle of freedom or by the
principle CT despOtsm-t' freedom freedom J-of
to bIiIg home, In practical way, to your gem
erous hearts that idea of freedom, the question Is,
whether Europe shall be ruled by the principle OF
Capitalization, or by the principle OF selgoverh-
ment tcheeIs because sefgoyernment Is freedom,
and rehabilitation rs aosolutism Shall freedom Ole
away for centuries, and mankind become nothing
more than the bind instrument OF the am0lton ol
some few or shall the print oil servitude De wiped
out from the brow of humanity, and mankndbecome
noble In itself, and a noble instrument 10 us own
forward poorest (Cheers.1 Wo, hundred-iold
wo, TO every nation, which, confident In us proud
pc ston OF to-day would carelessly regard the com
pr. hensive struggle OF those great principles H.
The mythical struggle between heaven and hell. TO
be blessed to be damned is the fate OF all tins
may reach us one day, sooner or later, but TO be
blessed or 10 be damned IS the fate OF au-there Is
10 traI sactiOn between heaven and nell Wo, u
thOussnd-fol wo, TO every nation which would not
embrace within It's sofrows and It's cares me future
but only the passing moment OF the present Tune
IN The flashing OF moment the future becomes
pres ent, ana the objects Cf our present laoors
have passed away AS the sun throws mist be-
fore the sun nses, SO the spirit OF the future IS
seen in the events OF the present. There are
some who endeavor TO contract the demonstra-
tons of sympathy which have had the honor 10
ut et to the narrow scale ofpersonahty They would
tIese demonstrations than matter OF tashlon--t
tIaDstory ebuJiton Of feeling passing without a
trace, like the momentarJ bubble or at the UTMOST,
tribute OF appreciation to the bravery OF gallant
people in just cause, and OF consolation 10 their
UNI eritec msfoItunes. But say IT is not say,
may no nation on earth have reason once TO repent
OF having cOniemptuously dlsIegarded these my
wOIGs only because II was who said them. say,
Il AT The very source OF these demonstrations 49, the
II s,iEcive ellngs OF the people-[heaI, heaTthat
TIE Destiny Of mankind has come to the turning
ont OF centuries it is the cry OF alarm upon the
Os enslble approach OF universal danger, 1t Is the
manifestation Of the instinct of self preservation
reused by The instructive knowledge Of the fact
that the cecIsIye struggle, The destiny Of Europe
remain unaffected by the issue OF this great strug
sic OF pm cillts. Applause The despot Gov
tDts OF Europe feel their approaching death,
ana therefore tLey VIII come 70 the death stugge.
ALd | hope this struggle Is unavoidable ana be-
cause 1t Is called fonh by Them 1t VIII be the last IN
mdIkinC's history. That is the state Ot the case,
conceive 1t, gentlemen. IL mol my Individuality
II Is not my presence-whlch has aroused any feel
lBg or sentiment, ! am nothing but the opportunity
Which elc,tod the hidden spaTk-tne opportunity at
Which the existing instructive appreciation OF ap-
Or, hlIg anger caused IN every nation the cry TO
burst fOTlh-tLe loud ely OF bOqTOr. Or else, now
could even the most sklllul sophst explain the fact
Of II uniyeT,aly OF these demonstrations, not re-
siIiceC 10 Were am present-nO, restricted 10 any
CMalI-Aot restricted to tie peculiar character Of
topie-IOt restricted 10 "A stete organization, bus
81 reading through the world ike the pusation Of
che heat, Ike tie spark OF heavens lightning.
Loud ChCtrS The addresses, full of The most gene
rcus sentiments which am honoTed with IN Eng
land, SIe The effects OF my pieseLce, but 1 am but
tie spark whIch klncles feeling ~hlch has long ex-
isied, from he people Of the metropolis down TO the
solitary hamlets. hidden by neighbonng mountains
RON the business OF public life. tAppauSe.l And
Aumb!y onireat you 10 consider that inns feel
ing ID not restricted even 10 England--there Is
the public OF the United States. (appausel-l
France, lie noble English garrison ~ Gibral-
tai. tie ~arn.leaIied Portuguese, have all JON
Ed IN these views, ard on the very day when
a deputatOn cane over TO England 10 honor me with
me greeting Of Begilm-Ihat lofty monument OF the
love Of freedom, and OF It's IndomlisOe force-even
on that very gay got the knowledge Of similar
Ell OF sLretiOn IN Sneden-the future lett wing Of
the icIces OF freedom. tAppause.l Now, gentle
nee Is ths On accident Is this foolish Applause
and laughter Is this personal What have in
NY person IL my present, III my future, not - JUS
tliy, bGi even 10 explain tins unVefsaly OF demon
III alien Nothing, entirely nothing only the
HI owlocg ihstI am friend Of II eecom- appausel
til ugh ! am nothing but the opportunity for the