New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-06


nation as the brave sons OF
hs,oysd than ~ I,isnmen love Freedom so tasy
Greer Bilh Dsssotlsn The iaiaeiiAno 30 o. s ln
csrros n GraitaIs, OF the Cui' a'e ,',oa NJ re-
Enms.sS. giant Of pa,iio' IN a.. sske-the land
nell-Das s,si,on for his County saSo 80 ha,yt
s,,tsss 3s'ne blsd and Moore sl0g ms nS
where Wolf we,od,es ana his songs OF opp 49,
Tendus ,hat lald cannot foISake sle pcso1,,sn
rane'pf rssdcm, aud Fever WI .,ssIn,sg Desootism
ticrn ask II al-ovtr" emmy ,'l,IS n
Bus let mo sncreed 90 cIusS ADlNh, "Vuu ~
shora iisscn 10 make Erin tree 'ou ~ a,,osd
cruih As ns'Ihaye they ever ioush. anu oo6esrence
fsntsns. nstiors freel appeal 20 s1o s;1es with
70 T ps;s 70 God, and 70 history, nc "''
o. cin' Iii become their slave ,.;on,, ;,,s.
6tYols VIZ Furonsan Continent 70 natohal ~
Hep inc = seIfeoyenent For ~ cou"",
pnee,Sae France TINS self government can De gu, re-
TAI ueln nv your manly, Jas, anu Ie,
ps;rs 10 Develop that pubic Vp nion y,
is ,hst n nav size, out OF "h''e' ',;rs .,ioe,
ron, with the cause Of % essnots crushed, the
fsDguLsJ 49, Ill cast lis warniog rays over TUG
Sun sun " Gem Of the sea also 'ne feo,s E,ia,
e scome lust large parry oI u rs re -
,anSs' and the Fundamental saI soye,pmsrt
MISUNDERSTANDING uasO
Iii or|yail over the EARN c,o~o, oho
WI Wiz 'v vord more and have done solomon chose
v;.dom among all the gifts OF we Lo,o ig ~n n
M VIZ " - He TO be seen, Will you ask me Every
80 vhere nature 10 seen. Inc h'h'Bu'y mas
g. x,iiten the destiny OF men ana nations IN 'nc
oisen ICES OF mountains and In the currents OF
vsI 10 YOU believe that the mighty comOlna-
~. - vour immense Lakes, ieadIrg 70 the Alanhc,
sshut mere play of natures whimsl NO. IS tne
fssr of God POINTING out TO the vast region OF the
father Of rivers the necessity 70 oe e0nnec'ea E.n
T,urnh OF despoiism N Europe shu.so1t the bound
les naiursl products Of Western America from the
market Beware ere 1t be too lave
r stand upon the very shores OF that Lake where
pa,, ful ms ard DrdVelV
nm 10 victory You know his motto, with which he
hoisted his Union jack on board tae Lawrence WIN
Captain Lawrence's dying words-"Dont give up
the ship" -,
nation al freedom and rational independence, sur
rounded BY the Barclays OF despOIism and the Per-
~ OF liberated nations.
DR.. Aiken addressed him on behalf Of the
Clergy.
KOsSUTfFs REPLY TO THE CLERGY.
Reverend Sir, whenever ministers of the Gospel
honor me in the task of my mission, by kind word
P,oyidence, receive u with profound emotion as
consolaticn OF religion, which, inspiring us with
trust in God, never fais TO lmpaft stIength 20 our
hearts in bearing up against iversities, though we
we're forsaken by all the world. And |, Though
homeless exile now have so often experienced In my
life the wonderful protection OF DIVINE Pfovldence,
,Ss, n would be indeed more than criminal ingra-
.u,e on my part not to trust TO IT, with unspeakaoe
faith and finn conviction, Ike as CHILD trusts To us
isiber's care and its mothers love.
know that though every man would torsake my
hIeedinq couutrys cause, our Father Iii Heaven
viii moi fortake it. because that Cause is righteous
and lust He has noted down IN ms eternal oooK
INV nations sufleriDgs, and Numbered with mefcliui
ssre nov nations tears. The hour OF judgment viii
come and this judgment is lite and resurrection to
The lust Applause 1.-THE damsel is not dead out
seepeth ,i,, h;r,so,fo ~
ipstrumeDtates to accomplish his sacred design.
may be permitted to take, tor such an ins1urnehta
ity the SYM patty of that people, which, above ALL
he has blessed with the faIest eliIs OF freedom on
Earth And let me tell, that THIS sympathy Is wen
bestowed because it is bestowed upon the cause OF
civil ard religious liberty on eafth. your plouS
pJayers for this will mount 10 Heaven as grateful
Offering. Let entreat you to pray fervenlly that
in no part OF the world Religion should De proianed
by degrading TO an fundamentally OF oppression
and despctlSm.
country IS cause and humbly thank you for the BEN
eft OF your appreciation and your sympathy Tap
pause =,
YounglOve
Ladies' as IN the Instinct OF the people the spirit OF
the age revealed, thus IN the affection OF mankind
that spirt Is manifested, which, emanatlng IRON the
Almghtys Throne, pervaoes the universe Win lie,
and that spirit is love. lApplause.1
What beautiful view, 10 see This vlviiylng spirit
OF the universe personi6ed 10 the masterwork OF the
CTeatlOn--NCmaE, bestOWiDg US warming DIeaIh
upon the chilled heart Of oppressed nations. The
heart will revive warmed by the heavenly breath OF
your affections Ike as nature REEVES, warmed by
me spfing breezes.
Ladies, you have anticipated nv wishes by form
ing yourselves into Association OF the Friends of
Hungary feel deep emotion In ackno wledging
sour Kindness but am not surprised at il. Ger
man poet has beautiful word
Was KEN uerstond der uerstdndigen sicht,
Das ii6ei tn einfeu etn ksadtich gemith."
cannot trans slate 1t In English. The English Ian
suage has no "gsn,,ita." The meaning is" Wha'
no wisdom OF the wise percewes, that childish ten
der heart performs in simplicity" lAppause1
Let me enueat you, ladies, 10 go on IN your noble
work of love for my down-uodoen fatheridnd. In
the hearts Of the poor you VIII hId easy work. The
peoples heart is warm IL loves what You honor by
your affection. May the Almighty grant, that IN
other quarters also you may meet The same love,
not az an exceptions, as rule. Should 1t be oiner-
WISE should cold calculation erroneous because
but influenced by MomentsIy material motives
should coldness be the rule and love but tRe excep
tion, then am sorry to say, You would have full
reason to take for "a homely ruth the words OF
Shaksperes Hamlet
"There 10 something often il Denmark"
tLsughterl
tits NO merry matter gentlemsn-i! is rather a
matter OF deep sorrow. There isdanger 10 lt-great
dsnser for your own country's fIluie.
Ladies, accept kindly for your support, my most
warm thsnks III my counIys name.