Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-02

!iny of all tine; the friend knoss guile, whose
bJsom il transparent an' deep, ii the h"cm Z" "s!1,S
heart is rooted every tender ana sympathetic VIRTUE IN
knssut my w ci'zprs, as nc has U.en justly c"I "
ldSiHgt0n oF Hungary, behold man always 'i"" '''
patriotic devotion 10 his coualrya*ays sfe"t-a.'
ways firm lk. the rock which fAr Gn laCG itis Us 'aJ'
tic top above the waves ana remains unsi1Ac hy "a
storms whca aetI:cd the great oreau around IT,
The pa'tiG; welcome, sir, that has gcGteH yoH = ~
American people from the moment you lSt sef"H n
sacred si strongly and powerfully ;ndica't* W ~
vcrsdl sympathy we entca.I rs ciilz.is o tfe - 'ez
Republic in world bcG!ins, Jown-troc" "n iicEay
Twenty-Five millions ircrren sir, t:"ui lHer%st -
warp their IG gncnis, with0n; prejudice ni ahhts " ~
lucnce them, with public opinion fee a. !!e cir ~
BREATHE step forth publicly 10 honor the whose pc t
isnrn the d%' hou OF unsa;i;n university has s"ir
lcrta 10 the admiration o the world. Whose giea ia.!ics
al heart were brought out by the pt'iou5 times III "'iS'
he las lived v au learned 10 hate oHrrsssI': III an t
lran prison. nnL learned prize and ln.c the 'a" {" no
eriy il his cell And who with III. .'l.ies :" AZ 'an
cruelty upon his Inns IN The presence al Hs t5i ied.''
hnsc ih dc"Otc the ccr:ant al 's ic 20 ;c shcFe tsc
Of freedom 10 his nwi loved Hungary.
And happily indeed sir would you have fulfilled y"AT sa-
cred mission, bu, for domestic cac".y ass"i; i !c:-
encc GTd RnS"i1n %vti pbnnet as you wr!t t-oaia.".
from your native andio seek III c dlinins u me
rk refuge for yourself and The brave patriots und rA'"s
that accompany YOU; su0unIc! you have hc! by cir
o distressing character "reai n!nd
weighed down with s2rror ad niced man o: "r:cl. m
ill., by the providence =" God aud the h'aune 'niteiene -
Gn:cnnIent the h.fs al yur prison ho"sc N.TG
5nken opcn pos;c Liberty is ~ '."c-
The dark ioe5on .; the pat r>cedS and bFi@nt ans ia
rioas future uptas is American citizen, a
proud to vnu be al gJi ct2c CgvcIc! a. you Tc
this day ay !na ig ci"nn. onion, s9g haze caG:c
forth iro y"n. 5onda:a, 'r>i cnnfaea AM u y',IHrr
Under The lsnt tiai il'I tla; floats to-day otrr our dG
pan irocl the banks Of ic 81 Lawrence - the ilT o..
shores nf he iric from Nor 10 South, upon every h
top and in every valley, the hn'ri ensign OF sr> ai
glorious Republic
history It's fu!is Glitter to-day before The Of nlsint
the sign Of hope and universal i'rei' 10 man; ana
rrust that il will ever v win nr4minsaed spcndo
| AMI
which The ,;riahl ii hraHcn leaks uown. May say,
sir that the r.npln Of his Union vii! nn thry cinno ia
citcni 10 HE ''oj"c;s o: y"n' is,l"n :h@hg<' h- a
that n, # freedom N i:arnrG - ~: cause
Every blow struck uni:cfsa; liberty III Europe Is blow
struck at Us and !scr it and wi - I'll! in
his country Under the present condition oi a:ea III ne
Old World non intervention og nothing more no.
less fear, han ceas" 10 crgin%"d unsct"C!nnS tSs-
pnsm hunt down and rEcrinAtc the friends oi lft"J"n
wherever acr may be uuad. speak Tor myself w''"n
say that under existing Circumstances il is or plef to de-
clare tho world that onn'evrntn can only DC r'""s
nizrd principles strictly reciprocal ant TIM; no p"eE
shall interfere in the Irst.: sfIg.2 .. al: ic0ii2
Seeking establish furthermore free and independent -
vernmcnt, trust sir, that may crown your ti'7:S
and that you may live Hungary free aad lHtan-
1Gnt as the United States
At the conclusion q! lis address, the Mayor I'D hSSGi
forward aud introduced him The immense assembly, by
whom he received with renewal oi the eHhr~ilsn
which had .rCelei him his entrance lHio he hall heGf
followed cheer ana nosns elapsed before still !cnt
silence could be obtained In order to allow MN 70 cosnre
his address A he could be- heard knS$ain pro-
have been written on from Ills NOES The un'tvehGe i'.
sition which assigned the reporters o the "li'o.e
ncss far in n: Of tic srcaker, n 10 nnhe II noS
55e 10 ci;c., more tna il O wait "as said rchog3 IL
out Of our mover 10 present pert vi Nhls
however the Baltimore press were i'crh 50 lar OIL ~ TO
DC almost OF hearing observed ih, Sor' OF IN" re-
nnrtcs of New York prrs allowed Ia oCcuny pa
rts on the ra form; directly alongside a Srt1ke- fA' 40.
dress as prepared under k0ssati n'n dr"c'a "i how
ever, be read pa:!!nHs VIII. more interest," an "oI Ga2
to the fullest and most accurate r:;"Ti.
hossU-i.'S SuDkEs$.
It's with some fear that look nvc- this numcrous ard
distinguished assembly Because ii you here with The
expectation 10 hear eaqnent speech from me- fear y"a
will have Leave the hall Disappointed sl'! se"4s
ny by day yet 80 Iucf! he rVG.l2on :h am i ic l:i
Of eluuuence that indeed am, DIV by day, .ia q 10
address 10 tongue not quite familiar - lc :"o?!s
Tri!cd States, wa;c.i have the r'irsn 70 hiaT ~
mos, aily I.i iuu. ACCOMPLISHED And saccr.!y
because nccssaB occvirls dii v alinrt Ge s!ag.:
noncnt for preparing IIdrc:s yuu as ;ruat hay" kHA
.nd the ingpltlrcc tins n,s5ng cqg,rc5 Bal 'hr srE
arcus AMI uui"cTl! iancs as ii tic nUSi gen rn~
"ynpa,;hy @ " n M ~ m.no., ~ n ,rh tie view ~ = ), .
pleasure but bestuw hrnet /" rny coGntry oars
Thus ra: 30 ,rarqG!2cd, bc"ausr The satisfaction ru!
looked meeting here, depends entirely upon you! ~"
will; and oe>ies, III. resolutions oi yuar car;"-7'.
authorities ard the addresses o The city and citizens d Bal
,morc which had tic honor bc prrscu:cd with ~
York by oint committee from Baltimore, mus h;"c al:
ready in p!rcd with tie waTiIes, @ra!dc 'oGGy.
have mt such welcome Il !arr received such
rrus manifestation o; The raGp6 sympathy, and tat III
fiesta ,io;, mad character ci mrb" s9ca;6nicts ai
Of uniyersay that the pnor exile although continually
overwhelmed with sn!iJw< and with cares, i"cl Indeed a i
were home being in your mijstan! in home circles
YOU know man las not Tie 'ctnaI'n to DC eIcquen' nt u
0c true.
Allow me- therefore, address you with the m3;ncn:ay
spira ion Of rnh. without any ffc!ension Q: skill
Having Ii" satisfaction the alluded IN addresses ard
csu, ,!ons sane: :oncd ;y spontaneous rnn.t;ti IN :"
he peoples ua9cfai yu!nafny, This coIsi 10 b. tho
sraa lest rcncGecay, am IN my way .,! vn:"
Wa :hiu.iOn city, tGt ac. "ie. inc elect o you!
anal ccnficaco stand IN r rroG a"s.t0r of hvla- to
aEc u all lnpe lot Interests WHICH nin !oSeht The
hiriy-onc stars pi sovereign states iatn one n.nr
constellation Of ccd1n pa"er aud might! .nihIs,'siIc
cheers
.fn On n,y way 70 Washington. where soon vii! have
10 see the hopes rca2=d vanished !!.
ng the constituted a,hof"s NJ his great E"Pub. w;cl
tve bv!ar tEc.. mighty interests ~,
ljonn which make ynu Il power earth, fu!! grrrn
Der nf that great family !iIr members al wich
lions brethren called 10 act cac towards ocfs "s b:'e:
| should.
An,n.s those uahfy romni0n Interests nf your rH;tal
Reuuhlic t:erc is ny npinon moro inioln. thhr
vn,,r frcjn pli.Y which. has "c5r about w'ta
ynu arc wiling pursue IN your ta'!ons towards o"
natisGs ny ppinin. great and powerful nation s.5nlc
never take any h,sis ip It's ip!cign policy t!.n t
principles o c'erna las, justice, 9h: and ;a; sn' pm
.pc which s III" lending rule ot Ch:!;nr nor'ii!y anc
believe l,7t the ul:i pa "is interests d cnnfY
are then the best provided wcn lis foreign policy Is ound".
| not upon ransitoy considerations, bu cvca
| plies. Cloud chcr:s)
No lnan in hia private life seciuda himscl
| le.roursc will. his family with his tcliow.ri
| ;uwn i'll which he lives and % hi: country else
came an exile in The .ndst OF !iH own family. tow
Even 50 u n1lion secluded from the intcrconrs ~.
| n1liuns would become exile III the great lat
Kind What private ia in his country, t;!a
| IN humanity. And thai niuiua! intercourse IS
Innce Of u!. :.loi i'ica-Err, which we accept y
| We are pleased t.n. ~, that Is natural, Il
necessity. tChec:s)
no man. however powerful, il inlcrcnten' cl
man No nation however powerful, il !ndcrc;
f.i;aw nations Put the wcu!!ncat ol men IN n
si;ion ONLY for a week, and vpu will see how poe
less creature he Is Win nations il - lasa t'e
| the consc1acnce are i,ll so"G because
the life Of nations counted BY years ana Il
| ccnturice. tApnlause)
| But felt they will oc, Ihe consequences. and W
tion whose ciIiztns wJuli care only !cT th.ii
private comfort aud not for tic future o. their country u
which they live immortal life II their chcre', rh'
dcn; of that country the future gloy oi whcn IS he coi
of those chiran; the ,Ter ans. hnpPness oil WHICH i Tue:
chiarcns power ani happiness. Men secluded from ,';F
rousr wyuid he Ike the silk 1T srouds ..sCi vi
within i.s sewuvrn oise, but il cannot remain urG!s
,hnre 1t mus, creep Hut when c.ce2s out Il DOS
il oniy ,n die hcars Even with nations. Secluded ;e'
cooi no, remain forever Once .tr necessity wii
force them 10 creep ou. but ;sn they wond Only d. 10 '
de- 49, :,
It's therefore, say that evei? nation Is under u" ne
cessity of mutual intercourse with other nations AMI there
FIRE il must have what Gull foreign policy-nlt 5
rule regulating and also promoting The nature o tns r'ef
90 as to become subaeVieni TO the moral and
,f cnurlry Rul will nrrhnc- OBJ