The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-21

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that II in America had learn that there yet
more torturing sacrifices in the life of patriot than the
paDg OF being an exile. (Applause) Well can bear
beloved fatherlnpd and look up to the Almighty God
and ask in humility-"shall interruptions maligni
succeed to prevent me from getting that public and
private aid from republican America. and from Ameri-
republicans, which would enable either to
less enemies be prepared meet thee,-
Americans let tell you in what condition my couptry
s and to what hopes the enthusiastic reception met
with arr ing TO your shores must have encouraged me-
The soil where my cradle Stood the soil where dreamed
the rosy dreams OF my youth even then often troubled
by the Inspirations of the patriots hear-the soil which
freedom and for the national independence of my native
land-the SOIL ~ which its faithful devoted my
life and for which readily de-that soil is valley
of dcsolation now The iron boots or S-eign violence
have polluted its fields 1t is watered by torrents
of patriotic martyrs blood The land il vast prison
where the nation groans and with cenched up
10 1od Tor the day Of retribution and deiverance
me storms OF oppression and the clouds tyranny
i have spread gloom over it. 1t has lost by
god its hope in resurrection and the many resolutions
OF its fettered sons to rc Justice
how hs son 0Tsl an in And h
thy sorrows my bleeding heart how long for my own
dear native land with the fond desire exile Home
OF my people whom led, and whom will moro lead
over the paths OF glory to freedom independence and
happiness Home of my affections OF my ardent love- DO
greeted from the shores of America people which is
free as the air benevolent as nature and powerful as
the stretching out its gigantic conso-
ation towards them. and shouts out with millions of
tongues thy in declaring that there il future vet
for thee because that there an America powerful and
free watching over the laws Of nations ready defend
what despots dare to offend applause And God
my heart declare that in pleading my country cause
not for moment blind your country
MOI even my countys nameless will induce
to desire that the United States should go out of Cener
osity one single step which would be consistent with
their own interests. But. convinced am that even
their own future prosperity and security intimately
CONNECTED with tho maintenance of the laws of nature
and natures God, may BIO excused from inquirng in
the name OF Europes oppressed nations--Is there no
power on earth to maintain the law nations when es
pots and usrpers are leagued together And
there not private generosity enough in America cna
bic me-not TO make revolution in Hungary which will
be made should even all the world forsake us Hungary
will not endure oppression defy all the demoniacal
skill of tyranny to find out more ortures moral no;t
cal and material than those which weigh now over nv
father land 1t will not bear it. 1t cannot bear it
therefore ask is there sufficient private generosity
IN America to enable me, not to make revou-
non put to prepare those necessaries for that
its success. Gentlemen out of more than INV
four hundred public addresses there have been many
opinion be the dangerous result to America should We
and our allied nations not succeed TO check tho proud
progress Of absolutisin Let me- for the present only
quote beautiful but very true word which Governor
froom spoke in Trenton last night Let "a help the
man., said he, his principles the principles en-
gravcd in our Declaration Of independence We cannot
remain free should all Europe become enslaved by
lutism Tho sun of freedom is but mankinds sky
when darkness spreads all the sky single spot
great things by the small of party
pro may be induced to smile heartily at this truth
instinct. (Cheers) Often have l told il to grave
state men, conspicuous by the powers Of intellect
and BY the earnestncss Of wisdom, that the very
instinct OF the people is always in advance to feel
what is just and what is wrong because the instinct
Of the people brought up in the Of freedom
Ike the conscience Of man, which speaks truth in
single hcave of the breast than all the cold calcua
ing wisdpm of the scholar finds out in tho reflection of
whole week. (Appause) It's, therefore like to say
that is not the high intellectual power Of some few who
rise to the top Of human glory. but the instinct of the
people, whichis the revelation Of mankinds divine ORR
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waves OF tyranny break The people that is the rock
which the hall Of liberty shall be built high so of
the nations of the earth (Applause.) Gentlemen am
very humble individual rather embarrassed than fiat
public attention. am q humble. unpretcndng son Of
my country, l am neither ambitious of my
fame or aspiring to any distinction. am without
any pretension TO whatever glory at all: and still
] have accomplished great thngs-so that two en-
peIWs had to consprc, with all the forces of their
tyranny to arrest for moment what my duty do
And once have drawn the inspiration my life from
my people That Is the OF my feelings Of my
thoughts. think as my people think. | feel my |
people feel Every drop Of my blood is tho pulson Of
that heart which in the breast Of my people beating
And when oppression came upon us and adversely
cd heavily upon when the loudest became vecy
silent and the beldcst stopped in their and
most resoue falercd and the wiset looked around for
ADVICE then let them stop and faer and loo- went to
the peeple-"Brohers. told them, wisdom ia vain. /
come to you TO know from your instinct what the wisdom
case God will be with because Just Shall
we defend ourselves, or shall we yield :" And the
VIII not yield Plant your tricoored standard lead on
and will follow" (Applause) And so we went on |
and the unnamed demgods of my people fought like he
roes and died with smile on their lips and tyrants
trcmbed and the purple seat Of despotsm quaked But
then cam:e Russia and treason; and | exile |
and my country is fettered with heavy chains This is
my story and this il all for the past But are not
yet broken; and once more will yet my people in
the same cause engaged will lead my people, if it
serves to me its confidence and my people will follow
me to fight in the face Of high heaven the battle
for freedom once more" Great applause.) But after
all rllH Eat huyo fat r,ax
dee we would like to have something sharp than
our nails to fight with for faherland and humanity This
You know it by heart 1t is there in your heart |
written with burning letters by the Eternal him. |
sell. who made not in vain you free, and intend
But it is only hesitation about the proper time of
doing anything now one single idea would suggest to
your wise Observation-Disclosures it is prudent to |
look to the changes Of the future which every
may bring. without any preparation to meet these
changes it prudent prepare before the op
portunity for action comes? The answer believe is
easily given We must prepare then, when the time of
action is not yet come Gentlemen. here am. In
very short time will leave your country, where met
much sorrow, but much consolation and much joy. One
duty will have to carry with me home and that duty is,
lions OF Europe who oppressed those who fear
to become oppressed scng the star spangled banner
tector of the rights Of humanity for a poor. hum
BILE exile. all these nations were encouraged TO |
some zone expectations in regard to America They
rious, and freo-in short period developed from an
infancy tot gigantic manhood They that 1T is
cessary for your position TO become power earth
And what u power on earth power earth is |
only that which speaks word in the coming Of
the world nation may count it. people by hundreds
Of millions. as China does but it is not power earth
when it has not word to speak in the Of the world
Now to say we are happy we are free we will not care
about the world but look though with private sympathy
but with public iDdifierenceat whatever may become
Of the world that may be called the policy Of the silk
worm, which weayes itself into his house and then
crceps out to die But in such power power
earth because IL will not be power earth while
remaining Indifferent to the condition Of the world ewho
has not vote in the council Of course out Of the council
This the consideration OF Europe nations secn,
the flag Of America caring about the condition of tn
woildso much caring that it sent to the far
part Of the world in protection TO the oppressed rights Of
humanity. IL is natural that expectations would
not fail TO arise ont Of this fact II by merit
q mine but by strange. peculiar crcumstancesit
my humble self around whom that glorious flag cast its
protection They have entrusted me TO be the bearer
the harhngerihe messenger OF these expectations of
oppressed humanity have brought with me these
pectations and believe that | feel satisfaction
that 50 far as it within the compass Of my humble
abilities have not spared toll and fatigue e plead that
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