New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-06
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my time in preparing addresses "ns III uehfsrag
them, the business remains undoA' ~ .s sSase
X Is wise word OF WISE SolomoN NV 70 every
thing there Is a apd time 20 every purpose
under hesyeR--a time 70 plant and tln 70 ptack,a
time TO keep silence and time To speak, VINE OF
war and a tine Of peace" II, therefore the 7eople
of the United States hes IN It's generosity fnde, 70.
solved really 10 hoaedt mat cause which IL honsrs
SO warm a sympsihy. II VII allow me TO follos m.
wise advice OF solomon the Sc, aud sgl cl,,,,
speeches when the time Of action has come
The free press OF America will, hops help M "a
convey this practical necessity 70 the public MAD
anc moreover, that II Will lend me It's 90 serfal a.
TO tell an1 then. TO al the land, what my .eeAls
voice could tell but 10 p iriculsr audience
But believe also that The stadium OF action is NOT
only attained IN respect 10 myself. but also In M.
spect TO the public opinion OF the United States
There are two means 70 support eftectuaily and
benefclally the cause OF European Free'on and
National Independence Inc nrst is the political
part, the foreign policy OF the country founded uDop
principles IN harmony with your country's position
and your Republican Institutions. The seconds
substantial aid.
As 10 the 6rst, it is with intense gratitude ,h,,r
see the Sc principles which humoy plead, come IN
the point, when the tribunal IS about to pronounce
The great National Jury, the People, gave and gives
necessarily its favorable verdict the State Lestsa.
lures are pTonouncing the votes, and The cause "A
moved before the nigh court OF your National Con.
ereSs. | have 80 listen with reYefental awe 10 what
my Jucges pTonouncebe II lie or De DEAN, plead
ing must cease.
rs to tue substantial aid, this very meeting, which
now peciiulv address, is an evident proof that
the sympathy OF the people has taken the course Of
operative ACTIVITY and ex press nay most humble
thanks for it. The FIRST rpens here the harvest
draws \ low me 10 avail myself OF ths oppor-
tunty TO express also my warmeN thaoAs IN my
bleeding countr's name, 10 the several delegations
of several different associations OF friends OF Hun.
gary, which II su h a beadnui way, nave antici-
psted my wishes and IN hon1rns me oy their pres
ence, have nightly contributed 10 increase the
solemnity, as well practic Il character OF the
present occeSioa. May they be pleased TO pursue
what they have so generously begun aud may they
be pleased kindly % accept my humble THANKS Tor
themselves and their const tuents
Central Associations olirienis OF hungary, around
which cluster County Assoc, !ttions- summing up in
Their iurn, local and par cular asSOciaIions-that is
the only practical means 10 aid the cause OF Euro
pean freedom and independence, protected by the
generous support of The people OF your Republic az
LARGE. | bsseech all generous ffcndS, animated by
knu Intentions for my cause not to delay the forma
ton OF such ASSOCIATIONS, and not Ia make that for
nation dependent upon my arrival iii whatever
place. IL | were 10 wander along curlng the time
thar is vet LETT before the hour stIlsei-if were
TO wander along like Ahasnres, the Eternal Jew,
could but visit small portion Of your immense Re-
publlc-that world IN itself. And Europe, which now
SO arxiously watches the result OF my humble pro-
ccedings, could see but few aSsoc ATOMS II their for
nations should depend on my personal presence
and if even there where might be permitted stray
that formation would be delayed TIL come, the will
of the sovereign people would not be registered in
time to weigh in your National councils before the
that shall personally have the honor to receive the
generous boon OF every association, Their number
would again be very limited, and that highly bene-
fetal combination which here with thankful hefn
g. G ard happily reaIze-local associations concen.
tating around the Central Association IN Northern
Ohio In Clevelard-this beneficial combiaatoa
would never develop at large, though II is that de-
velopment upon which your peoples generous sym.
pathy depends.
/ may 10 answered, tha! |, being the petltioner,n
is | who must conform to the wishes OF my benefac-
tors And that is tue. do not mistake the exigen-
cIes Of my humble position, and am thankfully ready
10 comply with all humility, but OF course only
within the limits OF possibility. Would that were
abe TO multiply myself IN time and space and fly 10
4 hundred places at once How happy would
feel particularly II one edition Of my multiplied
self could remain in a slug little room TO perform
the details of business matters But, as unfortu-
naey all this is impossible have no choice but TO
rely upon the Peoples generosity, and TO put the
practical issue into the peoples highnndod spirit,
acting the noble motives of lofty principles, love
of Justice Right and Liberty, and OF the conscious.
ness OF your countfys position.
In respec. TO the matter of substantial aid, beg
leave 20 recall TO your memory, that have already
In Newly DIRK started the idea of National Hun
gaTian Loan, In small shares OF one, five and ten
dollars, with the exact fac simlle OF my signature,
and with the likeness OF my worn out and indifferent
face and of larger shares OF fifty and one hundred
dollars, with my autograph signature The smaller
ones could not sign with my wn hands because Only
TO sian hunored thousand dollars would require
at least one hundred days and, oh my Cod what
immense events may happen in one hundred days
Napole, mot the llte but the great has won and
lost an empire in a hundred days. There are some
despots IN the world who may experience the same.
i prepared the smaller shares for those generous
men who ennoble the title of man with hard honest
work, and through hard working bestow their help
to the great cause OF National Freedom on earth.
The larger shares have prepared TO give an oppOf
tuhity for benevolence to those to whom God has
given more than they require. It's noble privilege
of the richer TO DO more good and besides is not
mere gift, it is loan, for either Freedom has no
future Oh earth or Hungary has future yet; and
Hungary, once more Independent and free, has ample
resources to pay that small oap, which in ample
degree the generous people Of the United States
membefing, IN the hour Of its trial and need, when
the Independence Of this glorious country was vet
question Of doubtful issue.
Hungary has no public debt, IL has 100000 OF
population territory Of more tnan 100000 square
Ersisb miles abundant in the greatest variety Of
natures blessings, If the doom OF oppression DO
taken from 1t.
The State Of Hungary has public landed property
administered badly, worth more than $lO0,O00O0o,
at the low price, which 1t was already established
principle OF my administration to sell in small
shares to suit the poorer classes.
hungary has rch gold, silver, copper, quicksilver,
ahtinony, IIen, sulphur, nickel, oral and other
MINES, and Hungary has The richest salt mines IN.
the world, where the extraction OF one hundred
weight OF the purest stone salt amounts but to little
more tnan one smiling OF Four money and though
that is sold By the Government at the pri,e OF two
TO three and half dollars. and thus the consump-
ton IS OF course very restricted, still yields net
revenue OF tive million dollars year TO the Govern.
ment Out TO, rot Government usurpa.on nov
thp'pJeo, bDbctutf Will Ill the llIe-SNtat OF
people, 10 crush the spirit OF freedom by soldiers,
haDgmen, policemen and spies, h8rasslng the peo-
PIE IL us Domestic life, and the sanctuary II its fam
Hy, with oppression more torturing than DEATH Of
which free American has no idea nor with the
boicest imagination can conceive.
You sec by these, gentlemen, that Hungary once
htS-and free Will De-has ample res ources 10 re.
paw your generous loan, playingly within a year,
without any taxation OF the people itself and pay
II VII because every shilling OF your generous aid
VIII be faithfully employed 70 its restoration TO fee
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lie ~ guarantee 10 that purpose had millions
10 Hy disposition, entrusted 10 me by my peoples
confidence aDG here stand penpiess and poor not
81 Owing what my poor children Will eat TO morrow,
II Gle to-day and am proud that am poor, and
thai very honor pledge to you, that every shilling
o. ha your geIefosry gives TO my land will be EN-