New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-30

us or we to hungary they recognized orotnernooo
in humanity The people of Brookheld requested that
KossUTH would give them Hungarian Bonds for their
contribution and that he would touch with his hand
each bond These bonds would be handed down to the
children Breokfcd. and by magnetic influence, when
they touched the bonds he had touched. solidarity
would be established between them and his principles
and solidarity with the people of Hungary, and the
bonds of humanity be siren gthened between them
KossVrH was much impressed with this letter. lie
said he oud answer Mr.. GREEN to the people ot
Brookhcld.
The Reception at Worcester:
Worcester never witnessed such de-
moastration as on Monday. 1t will be day long re
membered in the heart of the Commonwealth.
At least 10000 people met the at the Depo-can-
non were fred and the bells rung-and from many OF
the public buildings American and Hungarian hsgs
waved procession OF carriages, escorted by two min
tary companies and cavacade extending nearly quar-
ter of mile moved through the principal streets to the
public square. Crowds OF people lined the way-many
of the dwelling houses and stores were decorated with
wreaths and with Hungarian flags. At the public square
KossUrH stood before 20 900 people lie was welcomed
by Mayor BACON, who not afraid to declare his
hope that Hun gary would yet obtain the aid that would
make her free.
KossUTH replied:
KossUTHs SPEECH IN THE HEART OF THE COM
MONwEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
Let me not speak, gentlemen. 1t is not
possible for any eloquence equal the rising majesty OF
the Peoples spirit Well, now, that an ocean before
me. Sometimes God srs the waves then no man can
dominate over them But when God stretches his hand
peace the waves, then the slightest breeze may
be heard See how the waves move now
Gentlemen like the Holy Scriptures are the revea
tons of religious truth teaching man how to attain eter
nal bliss so History the revelation OF eternal wisdom:
earth The rising and decline the snndng ana the aii
of nations equally instructive to the contemplating
mind. Unsccounrabe changes may alter on sudden
the condition of individuals but In the lilo OF nations
there always logical confederation OF cause and ef-
feet therefore History Is the book OF lite.
like to look into that book OF life To me IL an en-.
chantcd mirror wherein the past assumes the shape OF
future events The history OF old Massachusetts fuu
of instruction hose who know how ~ read unwrIten
philosophy in written facts. Besides, TO me u
i of deep interest, because from the very une
that the Colonial system was adopted by Great
Britain to the monopoly OF the Amer
lean trade and to prevent the rising OF the Colonies 20
strength and Independence downto Washingtons mic
fortunes and final victories from James Otis pleading
with words of fame the rights of America before the
Supreme Court Of Massachusetts, breathing into the ma
ton the breath of life out Of which American lnde
pendence was born, down to the Declaration OF lnde-
pendence first signed by son OF Massachuseus thero
are such striking resembances between your countrye
history and that OF mine, that IN rejecting upon tnem
often believe read Hungary when read Massachuset1
fCheers But then when the kind cheers OF your gen.
eroushearted people rouse me out OF my conempiatve
reveries and looking around me see your prospcrye
sadness OF nameless comes my mind, because
that very prosperity reminds me that | am not st
home the home OF my fathers the home OF my hear
the home of my affections and OF my cares, IN the
most striking contrast with the prosperity see mere
And whence this striking contrast In the results Wnen
there exists such striking identity In the sntecedennt
Whence this affecting departure from the ogcs' neces-
city In history, The resemblance In proceedings
goes 80 far that | act precisely that part IN sbe
United States which Massachusetts immortal son,
Franklin acted in Fance-scted i'trae supported ~
infinite personal merit whereas have none pus usle
saw acted not with devotion than ! myseh
| lCheersl Well the which accounts for the
mighty difference in the results h. that your struggle Tor
independence the good luck France
stpuatng to aid with full force America, struggling
for independence whereas Republican America delayed
| even speedy recognition OF Hungary achieved inde
| pendcnce However the equality OF results may yet
come. History will not prove false TO poor hunsary
while it proves true TO al the world. certainly will
FEVER meet the reputation Of Franklin, but may yet
| meet his good luck in patriotic mission Cheers IL
Ia not yet too late. lCheers My people hse tne asm
sci in the Scriptures u but stsping, and not desa
fCheersl Sleep is silent, but restores to strength
tCres OF Good, goodrl There Is apparent silence aso
In before the Storm only the stormy petre s~esps
along seeming nstinct~ely the approaching Storm.
am somewhat of a storm.brd only do not scent the
storm instinctyely but know 1t consciously lCneefs
| Then why should despair to see yet history true ~
logic Why should despair 10 meet In my mission mo
| good luck OF Franklin yeti We are downnodcen u "
true but was Washington not in dreaTy retreat WIN
his few brave men, scarcely 10 be- called an army when
Franklin drew nlgn 10 success ia
treat somewhat longer to be sure but then our strug
Gle went on from TIE fret moment on more glganIie
| scale And sgsin the success of rfanxnh "as a'o1
| bv the hatred Of France against Engiand-so
| am tod and IL Ia true that have for me me love
| of America for liberty and for right And God KNOWS
INV people's cause Is the OF liberty. Cheers
trust that the love Of liberty Ia Republican America
| will prove such a Of generous Inspiration
as hatred of Great Britain did prove In monsrch-
| cal France And should il be the doom oil humanity
thai even Republics ike yours could be more mighuiJ
moved by haired thanby love- may be permitted 20 asx
il there les reason for Republican America 20 hate tno
overwhelming progress Of absoutsn, than mere rss
reason for France 10 hate Engiands prosperity IA
United States torn from the dominion OF Engan' o,o
not ipiure her prosperity rather has incres'eu -
ultimate results but the predominance o. Sss.,.
absorbiua Europe would injue your prosper ~
YOU are no Chna--no Japan you csp.s ,a~Jd ,hs
s ei ~ IT, rational intercourse has become me
idIy " nd that being the case, the condition OF
,.y,d world with which you have, ana mus, con-
49, :. we a national intercourse, eannos De ihhler
~. % con The effects Of Intercourse are 'eeipfocH
"a wHep principles brought to eAslihs sA'ne'
there Is community in the results ,,,t,. 49,
! gentleman told me here To-Day ~ ". s ~ vi
- saerSye uorshsp princples That Is my nope,
ar,,s,ren CCheersJ Principles and their influence
&c nc, m he confined by geographical lines America
c.,nos remain unaffected by the condtlon oil Europe,
,.i,h xhich YOU have G thousandfoid intercourse n
sssng accident Ia Liverpool cannot fail 70 be felr In
America How could then the IRE Of dcspouc OPP
nression which threatens to consume all Europe Tree.
dom civilization and prosperity fail TO Affect In ~ re-
sults America How can be indifferent 10 you Eu-
rope be free or ensIaved, How be indifferent 70
YOU Il there exist thing styled "Law Of kstons"
no such thing more exists being replaced By De
htr~rv h;roa an mortal who V called Car