New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-04
part Il vss brilliant assembly. Esssuth ww ~
dreseed BY DR. Notf


that being 10 exile be has reached the land Of liberty,
and that We have Il length opportunity 10 cheer hhn
on HE way BY our Own warm, heartfelt sxlgtAaoas
BY whom wss the Governor Of Hungary cSiedf soS
by the ingraitude Of Hungarian freeuen. In their n
fection be sui hscs, and though an exile, bis frn~
deeds OF setdevot)n In their enshrtnd "
eiI memories and that hs he may be spsrd and his
administration restored. Is the prayer ssi silently
bieaihed ~ eonSding millions into the ear Of God.
No, was pot BY the ingrsntude OF Hungarian irce-
men, hat by the decree OF foreign desp MAJ Kossatk
eN1td xiled, not for ehdcrnz, but asserting
his eounsys rights with too stsrn eonssncy, aud do
~ndins ,hose rights In the anal sessa struss 30.
with onsitersbie purpose and sa unieltef'az AIM
exled for procuring IRE REIMBURSEMENT OF the hereh-
ts,y privileges Of the Maya tor procuring the ensran
chisemeni Of the Hunga masses masking LIBERTY co
extensive with the sid OF Hungary and t'r attempting
to achieve for his country what our osn great
Washington 10y the aid OF France, who when hope
failed 10 the rescue) had achieved for ours APP
plsuse Yes thus SUSTAINED. Washington s0cceeded.
snd the fruits q that success are s apparent Ia more
than twenty millions OF human beings thus entrsnchscd
and made happy
Aswe have said. Washington, sustained, succceied-
But kossuth (sss thar it should have been se1 desert
ed, filled
PARDON my mistake Kossuth did sos fail on the
contrary, he and his brave compeers suceeefed N
throwing OF the yoke and bressins the letters wnca
fshles. pc, uTed prince attempted 20 asfen upon -
uno6endiag. conndiDs country lApp'susc Hungary
thus dserthrad again took her place an indcpondees
nation among the nations
FIRE. dom which Hungary hsd taken, and with heart
colder than the SHOWS OF her winuy climate poured
do~n with relentess Jury UPON .ne yoons nepoon' neg
olson followed and the liberties ~ Hungary DOT only,
but OF Europe, were clOven down.
But though the liberties OF Hungary were clovea
down. the Governor OF Hungary escaped, but escaped
to become exile aud wanoerer. SUI, though aA
exile END wancerer true 20 the principles of freedom,
and full Of trust in God he has continued every vhere
alike 10 advocate the of liberty and expose with
burning eloq the wrongs of HE naive Hungary.
Yes deserted and betrayed kossuth bee sme an exile.
and the fruit OF that deseTon and betrayal appsreHe
In patriots loaded with chains Ike crimsnals aud with
criminals confined In dungeons, or brought forth,
brough forth tor execution In France in ltsy prisoas
are crowded ~ sufOcston with the pares, wisest
noble.t cizens; while IN Austria. the blood OF the
brave compatTiots of the iustftous, cares worn e1o
now before you, IL still poured out like water.
What mus, be the condition of people where such
crimes can be perpetrated, and what the hesrtlesa
cruelty of the tyrsnt who can perpetf ate themi
Nor Is this ali. Neither the liberty of the press
the liberty Of speech any longer exists In many psrss u
Europe, which eNssperated despOusm regns, In
flciing, through military tribunals, on the crushed
masses Its bitter vengeance.
Who can glance even at those OF horror with
GU; enchanting With gratitude, Oar lines hsveis'ea u
TO us In pleasant places we nave goodly heritage
Let those who love despOtism share It's blessings ana
speak its praises For selves willing 20 ca&
Ia our LOT with the friends OF Freedom. We love oar
country and II there be ON earth country moro
blessed ignorant Of IT, Here no laviefs despoe
sits upon his throne and compels the subject TO kiss his
scep,er-no naughty afistocTaey claims the soil and
fstiens on the aoorers earnings.
Here guided 10y intelligence and stimulated cy iree-
dom the annual average production OF each individual
estma led ut ninety hye dollars per annum la Eagsnd
il is sixyfour dollars In France less oppressed than N
many parts Of the Continent Is but fory dollars "
this " hole amount OF productsn, the government IN
France receives twenty-five per cent, IN England
.eveneep and In the United States less thao two rhs
leaves for private use In England an annual averaeto
esch individual Of ythree dollars Ia France at snirty
doars and in the United States OF ninety three dol.rs
And vet even of the stinted amount OF production
which in Europe, after supporting Tie government
eft for diet ibuiion among the people, the here'~y
ORDERS III graz tees OF monopoles and tho holders q
capts receive the lions share; while the masses who
TIL the SOIL and work the mine and labor In he factory
are To rghitfu extentdsTegarded and unprovdsd ior
Here thank God, hereditary orders exist no obi
Gus monopolies are granted, end no wretched poor.
without employ mebt, and without bread, are len 70
pine and die along our streets Even wesHn ssoufesW
It's 0puent possessor no exclusive privileges ine Poot
day laborer Is free, and his rights Mo "a sacreu ~
those OF his Opulent employer. Here even ths day la
borer is keenan, and whether coming from the fac
tory the held from the ONCE or tue Workshop rom
the counting room behind the counter he takes
his stand among freemen In t,e great republican as
sembly where merit not descent confers DISTINCTION.
and only accredited nobility Is The nobility o. nature
. Here the village school Burtures our chidrec tho
temple o. science invites to IL cOnsecracf hals our
youth an the altar OF God accessible 70 all stands To
receive, without distinction FROM all their offerings
aud 10 witness th,ir vows Here the humble meeting
house OF the Friend rises beside the lofty cathedral of
the Catholic and numerous distinctive denominations,
advancing side by side toward Heaven, exchange only
iratt rIsl sSuaoDs and provoke one another A. they
advance only to love ard good works.
This union OF Christian hearts among different Cnrts
ten cCnnunitie so delightful 10 behold, Il not the
effect If onward persecution, but Of inward charity
CHARITY which on earth, as la heaven, II vt once Tho
cement ti society the bond OF perfectness.
Here al that The law requires OF the cinzeo, TO
render unto Caesar the things that are CbsAs; nor
dhres tho gistTste presume prOabeiy % mteriefe
with that sacred tribute which the free soul renders
spODtsn eously unto God.
But there the altar and the throne stand bound 10
getheI the symbol OF the nations i'fh' bearing me
impress Of the powers that be- h sereoyped Even tho
form Of that homage which man owes his Maker v
matter OF legal enactment ard penal eniOrceinenL Inc
secret aspirations OF the heart the decae workings ~
COINCIDENCE subjected 10 the rude discipline OF tr
restIia coutsthousht itself Is regulated opinion made
penal and re and egazed Ia defence OF an estzb
hshed faith so that religious ~ well ~ civil hberyb
crushed beneath the tramp OF an iron despous n
No wonder that the population ny from such an op-
preston and that the tide Of emf grafton toward this
hand OF plenty and a freedom should continually deepen
sId widen ~ II rolls.
And l. there then no hope for Europei Yes, thersh
always hope In God For though clouds aud darkness
are round about him, righteousness ard Judeemcmmo
the hsb tson Of his throne Aod because tbey ae sos
such civilization cannot last fOf ever Inc une OF 10
overthrow may be delayed bu. cannot be prevented.
II lie a question Of time merely No attribute oil uod
ia On the side Of oppression. All are pledged for lie
final overthrow and the establishment IN Ii stead Of
the reign OF righteousness over The enrs extent Of
sentnfaled and reBeysied world. lAppausel
And can we do nothing 20 hasten this wishedfof ju
bsel We whose ancestors were exiles driven by per.
sseuion across then trackiess ocean, and compelled
cold and c. ortets seek shelter amid the SHOWS o.
winter wilderness, that now buds aud blossoms -
The rose We 10 whom God has gwen this good lana
and large one who, when enemies more and moro
uet " than ourselves up against US were sus-
tafDed our national Independence established, oar
country by ia amplitude made NJ asylum Tor the OPP
pr.s,ed; our Government, by its free iasituIions
practical e1poss Of the rights Of man, and BY is Strength
a sale dep story Of the hopes and loees oil man, We
kind expect and have right 10 expect 50 much--csn
ue DO nothing 10 hasten the disentraimenl oil sister
nations stili in boBdsget "No, NOTHING" IL IL said
"Our sstted policy is 10 avoid entsngng alliances ana
If Iossible a. five Ia peace with all men"
Be even So Sull does IL follow That we have no part
10 act or ycs TO be heard In the Council of Nations -
Have nteres,s a. stake no duties ~ perform mas
we should told our arms and look ON Ia slicncs' Arc
no eys be spprehsAded 10 the world and 10 ourselves