New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16

Ameries VINO have 80 nSbiy and effectively tsksa az
the cause OF Hungary. urn my departure from AMER
ca entrusted the general sesacy OF the Hunssriin
LON TO the German COMMITTEES IN Philu iephia AMI
Tue struehons which len with my fiienl ID. Tale
nhih 'hst ciy VIII show tn; set ny intention
tospply the avsils Of that loan exclusively 10 nv own
country br', in iho spirt Of brotherhos Alliance be.
tween TIE three nations. am ready /, ~ - u,rt,n
Of the means at the disposal Of tho Rev,lr-I,,,r,,
in America FOR tic pecisl purpose OF The eurz.cir,t,
OF Germany
Taking il for granted that il ia moro easy to c,-yv -
aid extend movement already commenced ,irq, n
stsT: new one. a. 20 neuch time would be re-af-sd
for the material proportions necessary in tbas
case that perhaps the most brilliant results would
arrive TOO ate cannot hu. express the conviction thar
ifthe German American League would effccfually and
officially promote the objects OF the Committee for the
Hungarian Lonn the most mportan, results for Oh,
specis needs Of Germany would be sooner real.
lied in this way than by striking out any new
methods / am also persuaded thst this mode OF
action will make the most RAPID progress also
among those American citizens who are not OF Ger
origin. ard the more, as il gives the grcate't
chance for individual immunity from temporary sac'
Tifccs ard thus much Is certsiH that whatever m9v
be the private views of individuals in regard 10 the
final issue Of the European popular movement
every must know that a conflict il nevilbe, AMI
that the ment the fight commences the Hun yerian
scrip which is in circulation viii receive market
value so that ii will be possible for those who nay ni
il nconvenient 10 wait the issue o. the realize ths
value of their stock should be hsppy to obtain
the appreciation of the Congress fer the views lhave
to request that resolutions may be passed to that effect
and that they may receive the support OF the Official
organ of the League. Meantime hope that even if
my views should not be shared by the Congre You
will not forget that the fate of ny Tathoriand is iicn'i
cal with that of Germany and that you viii show 10 the
world with the peculiar German consistency, TINT the
seed which | have sown in America and committed 70
the trusy charge of the Germans has not peri he'd in
my necessary absence, but under your hands has begun
already TO put forth shoots.
With regard to the choice Of the right men to man
age the means that to be procured. have often
said in America that the more difficult i, is account
of the historical development of Germany already a.
luded to- for the national movement be concentrated
in single individual the does the direction Of the
movement belong in the hands of the collective German
citizens in America Still they only claim this direction
in proportion they create the means which are ne
cessary TO an efectua Intervention. When the means
ore created the organs chosen for their management by
the Germans of America must remain contiguous 10 the
scene of action. They must take up their residence in
Europe The case is one of so much urgency that |
venture earnestly recommend this circumstance az
well as the necessity of choice to your CONSIDERATION
fthe League should resolve upon the choice OF Com
miitee consisting of few perhaps not more than three
German patrots-one from the North, one from the
South Of Germany and who is personally acquain.
ed with the state of things in America aud in ofthc
last should honor with their trust that OF the pco
pie who possesses the confidence ola great part of Ger
many, and who certainly has withdrawn only for a
short time in order his appropriate functions
with fresh power, hope that on the summons OF the
League he will gladly exchange his retirement for the
post of danger
As concerns myselE-periectly awarethat foreigner
can take part in the affairs of another nation only 20
far as the brotherhood of nations and identity OF object
permit-on whomsoever the choice Of the League shall
ial, hall always be ready to unite with them Tor
counsel and action
May the spirit Of unity direct your proceedings AMI
under the richest blessing OF God, may you have the
Joy of giving the republican principle represented by
the United States its place among the powers the
world thus securing tho glorious future OF your adopt
ed country and gaining for the German name in Amer
ica the honor of regcneratng the freedom of Europe
LondOa, 81 Aug, lsj2 L. hossurH