Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-27
KOSSUTH'S SPEECH,
IN THE HEART OF THE COMMON
WEALTH.


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Csn,lemen. Like MS the Holy Scriptures are the {
.anIa,ons nr religious truth, teaching men how to
~, IN eternal bliss, SO history is the revelation oil
s,s,na wisdom, nstructmg nations how 70 oe happy'
aud immortal on earth. The RISING ana ueo,ne~
tho s,andine and the fall OF nations ave equ'y ~
,,,;vn 70 The contemplating mind, Unaccountanle
Sanes may alter on sudden the condition OF ind
;I.ls mi in the life Of nations there IS awaysa
logiral concatenation of cause anu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
history is the book of hie 80 ~; /
like to look into the book OF me- 70 ine 7 -
an enchanted mirror, wherein the past ass@lhysss
~. Ihs,Sn' or fnture events. The history OF Ola
Massachusetts, is full of Instruction 90 those mno
know how to read unwritten philosophy IN wIi',en
facts Besides to me 1t Is OF ueep !e1 ,.o
csnse from the very time that the coleman system
~s aanntea hy Great Britain, TO secure the mo
nonoly of the American trade and 10 preNe,ua wy
rising Of the colonies to strengthen lnoepehuSnel
| down TO washingtons msiortunes a.u "rds of
tcr;es. from James Otis, pleading WIN wotus VI
| 49, tha FIGHTS of America before the supreme
Court Of Massachusetts,, breathing lnto tne Ia
t;on the breath of life out of which American ~
| dependence was borni down 10 tne s b,,
| TnAenendence first moved by son OF niassaOnu
,4 ,hsre are such striking resemolanees PC
tween vour eountry's history and that OF mlnei
| ,hst in rejecting upon them, otten oeuesei
| rcad Hungary when | read MasSaehuse'.S'
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contemnlatve reveries, and looking aIou i. "o
see xoar prosperity, sadness q oso;tx,
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ms voB II there exists a thing styled Law
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i0f being replaced by the arbitrary whims OF an ar
il three groans for the Czar. The groans wcr
nd given with right good VIII Well, that !
iou good but hope the time draws near when W
At will give him something more hard than groans
(Cheerg1 Not either all the instruction Of his
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ar Of taockipg.bird or this Indifference is inpossi
the bic therefore ! may yet meet good Franklin
md | good luck. (Chcerg)
Il Franklin wrote 10 his friend Charles Thomp
err son after having concluded the treaty OF peace
The "If VIC ever become uugratcu 70 those VINO nay
,a served and befricnded u.s. our reputation, and al
to. the strength II IL capable Of procuring, VIII
-, lost. and new dangers ensue."
~. Perhaps / could say, poor Hungary has wei
I" served Christendom has well served the cause 9
- humanity; but indeed are not so happy as +
~ have served your country In particular. But o
~ are generous enough that our unmorted msior
70 tunes may us much recommend us TO your afiec
o tons good service might recommend us,
I'M Is beautiful TO repay received benefit, but TO be
ed stow benefit is divine cloud and repeated cheers
ar. II Is your good fortune to be able to do good
humanity, let it your glory be, that you are wllm
ave TO do IL (eheers). F
ma Such and similar have been the thoughts whic
'wn came 70 my mind while passed over the classce
and soil Of Massachusetts. There consolation i
our thai progress and there was hope and encourage
can ment 10 Il. And now here l stand IN the heart
loD- this glorious Common ealth. ICheers.1 OH le