The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-29
Kossath's Speech In Buffalo.
THE DEPARTrRK or HUISEMANN--THE ROrH5CHrLDS
AND THEIR sTOOK JOBBING 0PEKATI0Ns-THE AP-
PR0ACHING CRISIS IN EURoPEAN AFFAIRS, ETC.

AND THEIR STOCK JOBsINc 0PERATI0Ns-THE AP-
PRoACHINd CRISIS IN EUROPEAN AFFAIRS, ETC.
BuFr.Lo, May "a, 1852
Kossuth spoke last night n American Hail. before
good audience lie opened his speech with notice of
Huisemsnns departure and the conduct Of Russia In
the course Of his remarks he said that the fatal
arthmetca skill Of the Rothschds had found out the
scheme Of how gain millions by negotiating Of the
pockets Of the public loan after loan for depots toop.
press with IL the bndfo,ded nations a sort of specua.
tiou has gained ground in the Old World worthy of the
execration Of humanity mean the spec cuation in loan
shaes-the paper commerce called stock jobbing II
the shame brand upon cOuntry's brow that such
commerce became political power earth: and un-
scrupulous gamesers specializing upon the Of their
neighbors, hold the political thermometer peace AMI
war in their hands To be sure that Is also specula-
tion. and very adventurous one; individual profit In
tho form OF the grossest of materali.m IL its aim.
not commerce-it deserves not tho name of com
merce-it does not contribute to the public wei
tarei IT does not augment the element of pub
lie prosperity; it IL but immoral gambling which
transfers unproductive, imaginary wealth from one
hand into another without augmenting the stock of
national property. That il not commerce, and it il
degradation of the character of nation when the inter-
ess OF that speculation have the slightest influence or
taken into the slightest consideration in the regulation
of commercial policy Alludng the state of Europe
he said there accidents which may happen and poll
tca issues which must happen. The balancing system
OF power being entirely overhrown. the ensuing coudi
on Is as unnatural and wavering as that the displaced
hostile elements thrown out from their limits Of ros.
ton should not come in conflict i'll some quarter.
Every day may bring tidngs OF such conflict and every
such conflict is opportunity for the outbreak OF the
impending crisis Re pleased only to consider the latest
news-Louis Napoleon has decided to withdraw the
French troops from Rome-who venture to foretcu
the consequences of that step, Either he has done it
with the purpose Of surrenderng Italy to Austria thus
praying Austrs consent TO his assuming the title OF
peror--(n that case he is doomed-france will not
not bear the outrage that Napoleon should sell Italy
Austria or lac may have done IL to cast to Austria
Of conflict. which in the long is unavoidable
between France and the Iapsburgs precisely account
OF Italy in that case there is impending in Italy
if no then Austrian invasion in Rome and II
no invasion then twenty four hours without revou-
tion in Rome. You see, gentlemen. that every Of
these alternatives looks like the beginning Of csisis
teenlng with incaculable consequencesand there
numerous complications OF similar nature turning
in the whirlpool et days that indeed it is strange to
how any single man earth will have any faith in
the soldy of present situations doubt about the fact
that every moment may bring favorable opportunity
to raise the standard of freedom more. What i'm
misfortune would it then he. that the sudden APP
pearance Of such IN opportunity should find unprc
pared to profit by il
Kossu,h concluded with an eloquent appeal Cor mate.
rial aid, He will address the Uermans tonight, aud
leave the city onorow for the Fast