New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-29

to Italy and from Hungary scrossto Portugal. By the
expectations aroused BY my liberation by your
gracious aid.
The confidence may fall-the voice OF Europe die
Ike the sound of the wanderers step the desert,
and the expectation turn out 10 have been VAN.
| am in the hands OF God, and no man IS too hum
BILE TO become an instrument IN the hands Of Prov
idence If IL be Gods will so | have done what 1t
was my duty TO do--too much at least NOBODY AN
Law to nv charge that have no. dealt fairly, open
ly, or lensany douo. about what wish reQues! and
am in Philsjei phia-the city Of Bro;herly Love,
the CITY founced by william Penn, whose likeness
this Gay IN history of your ciiy with ths mot-
10 under il 81 RS paceDi. para bsllum -(Pfepsre
for war If thou wilt have peacel-a ~eighty me-
mento gentlemen, to the name of William Penn.
And am in tat city which is the cradle of your
indepenc ence-shere in the hour of your need. the
appeal was proclaimed to the Law of Natures God,
and that appeal for help from Europe, and which
was granted 10 you.
| stood in Independence Hail. whence the spirit
Of Freedom lsping eternal words of history TO the
secret recesses of your hearts. Man may well be
silent where from such a place history so speaks
SO my task is done-wlth me the pain, with you me
decision-and lie. me add the prophetic words OF tho
poet The moral OF the strain"
SPEECH To THE CLERGY.
A deputation of Evangelical Clergymen waited
on Kossuth, on Friday morning and addressed
him through Rev John Chambers. The follow
ing was his reply
God bless you ST. and you, Gentlemen for the words
you have spoken. After such words, spoken upon
so hallowed ground, it would be almost arrogance
my part to try to reply in the same strain worthy
those words which you have spoken to me-still you
will excuse NE for some few remarks which only
plainly and drily will make. have met within the
United States a word of appreciation for my humble
self being the friend OF the Bible In that respect
allow me 10 state my view-and that view Is, thai
fnro hn tc ham n no a
be the friend of the Biole there IS not the least
merit. consider when man IS sick-bodlly sick
and his physician gives him physics which are the
only means of restoring HIM to health and he takes
thai phySic, there IS 10 merit IN 1t. A SICK man
loves to win health That Is my view in respect 10
being friend of the Bible. l would ike, could
have been so happy, 70 have read the Blbe-~hich
| even have done-in the English language, because
it would afford faculty 10 reply TO certain
principles which fad there. But could not have
it in English, only and then, since am free from
my captivity in Turkey. Therefore Iwish kn0 OF
one statement which Ihave heard pronounced quoted
from the Bible, but somewhat 10 a different way from
that which have read in the Greek, Latin and Hun.
eaTian, GLORY 10 God in heaven, and peace and
coed Will to men on earth" In Latin have heard
Il, GLORY to Goo in heaven and peace to good
willing men on earth" " GLORIA ~ attiSsinis Dec %
IN terra paT hOmumbNS, bona roiuatGtsS.' so II is
IN Latin, and certainly the Greek, en- aniropolS.
gives the same meaning. | got the impression that
II is 20 those who follow out the Gospel precept OF
good viii to each other, that We are here Taught
that peace is to come From the Bible | got the inn
preston that our Savior, who again, IN another
place, said he came not to make peace, but to
make war, or dVIslOn-and still he IS the LORD
of Peace and find the explanation that he came
to make diyslon-aS rule gwen to man tnaI ne
must go FOR right, for truth, for laT-that ne mus
rot abandon his resolution 10 stick to the right, ara
truth and law for the word peace but that peace
there is only where there is right-where there Is
law and even II division is required, that division
must be for peace, and 1t is pointed out by God
that the destiny Of humanity IS to 10 free L
have forvent conviction that the freedom oil the
nations in Europe will not make new reformation
in Christianity but will develop its benefits. be.
cause that now, according history has developed
Christian love, Christian brothery love, as the rule
among Christians, as individuals, but IN their inter-
national relations, 1t was Rot rule In exercise
among the governments of Europe They have not
acted upon the principles of Christian brothery love
and have the one comfort that 1t Will be new
triumph OF those eternal principles OF our savior.
When the day arrives that the nations OF Europe
shall be free, then that principle of brothery love,
which was restricted to private life, will come into
the international relations OF one country to
another and, therefore, believe that we, IN Hun
gary and Europe are now about 10 struggle not only
for the principles Of political and civil freedom not
only for the principles OF religious liberty but also
struggl indeed for the triumph OF Christianity
believe that the victory q ne se oss9s wv
then II will only be restricted to individuals, but
will be the rule for governments and between nations
That believe and such truth, should every other
consideration be put aside, must be sufficient for
Christians 10 give ther alu 10 ndsten tue approach vi
that day of glorious triumph when the doc
trines Of our Lord will also rule that great
family where every nation IS only an indiyt
dual AZ ID member Of the family Itself. l scarcely
can hope that that cause-that great triumph Of
llberiy-can be achieved through diplomacy. can
boldly beg on 10 remember history and am sure
you VIII not contradict me that there was never
despot or tyrant who abandoned by free will his
despOtsm. know not single one. sui less Will
those who have the power OF desposism freely re-
sign in Europe, where 1t is not only the individual
dim Of ehv nj ise Cd hu
where there is league, which, II theye were a
single honest man among men-and know not
single one on all the cOntinent-there is not single
one who has not thousand times violated his prom
Uses his people and his oaths sworn before God,
and a sacnlegious man can never be an honest man.
and it is my conviction that there is not single
one on the European conIlnent-of Spain will not
speak-thcre | don't know-lI Is new tnlng-Dut
over the East there is not one who has not violated
bis prOmses-and If there were even single hon
est an among them, really believe that ne would
be forced by the league Of all to stick to those
principles upon which rest the oppression OF the
European nations, and therefore don't believe
1t can be done without IT, We will have to hight
for it. The first blow mas been struck, and It Will
go bu. so much | say, that the more can
meet with real and effective support from the
great people Of the United States the less blood
will be shed. Because you are In the position In
respect 10 Hungary Ia which that trumpet asDeore
the sound OF which fen the walls OF jericho. What
is il we have to fear The interference OF Russia
not If Russia were as glantbut because 1t IS too
neal us, and 1t Can meet US before we have time
enough to get out our forces That is the power on
which rests Austria. You can blow away that power
from Hungary, and the walls OF Jericho, the power
of Austria, | believe will fall to dust almost with
single battle single battle they will fight but
With battle, the shattered buildings OF injustice,
reachery perjury, ard oppression, will fall down
when the support is taken away. Some gentlemen
said that / asked substantial aid and with tina!
would reyolutionjze Europe. No, gentlemen revolu'
tons not made by hundreds OF thousands oil DOL
Thew only be made DV the sentiment Oh
oppre ssion which makes the nations dlsconIented
All artificial movements, which come not from the
very hearts of the people, but are made by money,
are mere revolts Revolutions not possible only
here there Is great reason for them, and so long
as millions of oppressed nations IN Europe nave
10 freedom they will not have contentmehs anu
they will make revolutions. what 1 ASK VI
Won gentlemen | have no intention tnat IL -
10 make the revolution the revolution IS aheaSI}
made the blow is already struck, and the more O..
fectiye means have my hand TO the ge,!lng up oi
-. 1919. h. !. nnr La.inn- hY which YOU become