New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY FEBRUARY A. 1852


tions ana, therefore, again and again recon mend
70 me wise confederation OF the statesmen Of the
uIled staies, and Of the friends OF Hungary. that
second principle OF free commercial intercourse no.
| 'tptncthi upon Tevoluiion but oply on hndlng
halkes sac having something 10 sell tAppsuse
There was ye, thiId political point in my p,ayers
ihs1 was The recognition Of the Legitimate charac
leI OF TIE tecsratOn OF lncet endence OF Hungary.
| This my humble prayer was taken up by nv enc
| mes as II l claimed the recognition that ! am dc
| I1ot0 The Governor Of Hungary. Believe me- laSies
ahu eeItsm. care about all the niles IN toe
| "cTd not so much as that, lsnaSplng his hngers,l
Ior asout any public Offices AZ all. IAoolause liy
c'uhtiymen can cay that TOOK ;ae hisn position OF
| the cfiel OF a nation OF fifteen millions with xor,ox
| and with Painful feelings. TOOK II az ps,nfnI
| erty arc not as happiness, and told "a na,ion
o. e very moment when took oath before God to DO
e'eNIhlpe as long as lived to sustain that Inde-
| penCeDce VI HuDgaIy-and that oath am fdlhlhne
| even now toic them that the very momeat when
| ny Daiion should be free. there was 10 power ON
earth thai could hold me Ia Office, high low, for
| single moment. That is the only thing in which
| submit not even 10 the Will Of my people. ZAP
piause II is no afeeiati0n but would IKE to till
my ground and therefore That rs not the Qaes ion.
Am Governor OF not Governor That Is nothing.
! he question twas the Declaration Of IAdepend-
! tDce 81 Hungary, lii the judgment OF tue people OF
| HE United States, legitimate one, 10 which my
avon had tight, or was IL Ioil | believe Amer
| lea cauIot answer ko-oecause your very exist
cree fess upon similar fact. And II that decara-
uoh rs made, what viii be the consequence OF Il
What viii be the practical result Inc practical
result is that the very moment when or whoever
else, Upon the basis Of the declaration shall be
recognized to be legitimate by your Republic and
| slaH take step upon Hungarian soil. and issue a
| Proclamation, declaring that National Govern
| NEXT exists, that very moment the existence Of
| the Government will be recognized, and the
| gentleman Who will be sent 10 Europe will not
| be sent 10 investigate what chances we have
OF SUGGEST llaug kieIl-but into what diplomatic
relation we stall come tApplause.l And what
PHI be the consequence of IL legitimate
G umeroial intercourse with America Then
can IL out men o.war, steamers, and y.hing
ara your laws viii not prevent me. The Govern
nfIt 81 Hurg2ry will then be friendly power
&c therefore,, according to your laws, everything
u irLt oe doIe for the benefit of my country and
v 0 knows what benefit 1t might secure 10 your
stlvesi
These three points are made the political conside-
railcns which humby recommend to the associa-
ons Of FiieIds of Hungary. II is not only out Of
respect 10 the material AID that entreat again and
sgsn the formation o. associations OF Friends of
hungary. IL is also because the formation OF asso-
ciatiob rs being registered, by this very form, can
tell in those quarters where the constitutional
hoIy and foreign policy is divided, that so many-a
hundred thousand or a million of citizens of the
United States OF America-havc declared themselves
to be Friends Of Hungary, after having known what
my principles are, and what humbly pray and
claim Therefore, this declaration the people, be-
ing thus registered, will be taken INTO consideration,
aIc 1t viii have great political weight.
But, then, there is the consideration of material
MD. Now, declare that will respect the laws Of
every nation " here have the honor even tempo
Iaily TO be- Therefore, will employ that material
ford my disposition for the benefit of my coun-
try, 20 be sure, but only in such way as is not for
bicoen by or contrary to your laws. Now, to make
a. armed expedition against friendly pOwer-that
is forbidden But If Hungary rises upon the basis Of
recognized legitimate Independence, then what Is
Necessary for to prepare for coming into that posi-
ton is lawful have taken the advice OF the high
authorities in that respect. was not so bold as
to become the interpreter OF your laws, but nave
ssked-is that lawful, or is 1t not And was an
snered by the highest authorities in law matters of
tbo Irtte Sta-p It'll is
lawful. So | will proceed
Now take Hungary. In what condition is il In
the begil ring OF my talking l mentioned the inva.
col ditiCn in Hungary that the wild beasts spread
over the land and caused the few remnants OF the
people 70 take refuge IN some castles fortresses, ana
fortified places and the most remote and sterile
ground the wild beasts fed on human blood. Now
The wild beasts In Hungary spread again in terrible
manner-and why Because to have single PTS
tol, TO have a sword, or a muske is a crime which
| is punished by several years Imprisonment. Such
is now the condition Of Hungary. Therefore you
may now see that Hungary Is dlsarmed. 1t has no
AIMS; and you may OF what importance It Is for
| that success about which l hear now and then
doubts 70 have aims prepared in convenient, law
tui manner for hungary should Hungary rise, which
| 1t " Ill most certainly.
/ have often explained this, AID still you may
ne, because this very assembly proves that you
quite in contrary cond.tion. am sorry to say
success Why Because the people are not willing
TO contribute On my God can il be possible 1
have HOTkinEmen VINO nave contributed sW0
weeks vages-two per cent. of their yearly earn
ings to the cause OF Hungary. No but there -
some fatality about it, that am always h0nored by
inv ltaiIoLs and that to give material aid postponed
| al come. Then when come, there Is indeed ma
terial aid, but cannot accept every invitation. III
had yet for two years to stay IN the United States
siil could not be everywhere and therefore II the
generosity to give material aid is attached to the
dton that should be personally present, OF counsel
| will fail because can see only small portion OF
the United States But here is tho great importance
NJ of Hnrua hat IL
only TO give practical ERECTION to that SYM
paihy which exists and which is willing to sacrifice
| Tor the purpose Of afording aid.
But when now and then become little sad in
vie of the want OF success in my labors, then am
told in consolation, "Give US time--lhe people want
some time to act IN true dIrection-the viii give
you ais.r answer, let the friends Of Hungary give
| substantial adm a word, give money to Hungary
and then will give time, daughter, otherwise
carrot. lApplause.I My people nonors me with its
confidence II knows that never have betrayed 1t,
never have fat;ered it, never have promised any.
thing which the people was not able TO fulfill, n,ver
| have pointed out condition or direction which,
when taken, could NOT nave had the resui' when :
predicted; ard therefore my people honors me win
| its confidence, and viii follow my advice without
Money, without any thing. But the combined action
of all she nstle OF Europe Is Necessary 20 ,nss
fans Of Hungary, m such way as csnsluer nsces-
fsry 20 stccess, Of course the other nations
will bestow n cir confidence on my self only when
they see that have some thing 10 Contribute 70 that
| succtss. And when can tell them, This have,
ard that expect here Is the basis OF my expecta.
Mons /, is not even hope-it is certainty this and
mis- will cary, aud il you will follow my direction
| ven Will fnd II s the only one which will lead 20
success when can say this, OF course they VIII
| lister, 10 my advice and follow my direction. But
| when they Say TO re. Now, you have spoken three
hvnoTeG speeches and what Is the result OF It and
! show them the balance OF my cash book, they Will
rot follow me of Therefore IT is an earnest
| II after when say, Give material aid to Hungary
ard will give time TO the people OF America 70 Pc
srow al It's eIersy and develop an It's activity Bur
"a in out material aid have no time. Circnnstans
css viii grow over my head, ard men may take tns
dest Dies Of nations into their hands Who psfnaps
sren "a faithful as as for instance MsZzinl, with
whcm am on very friendly terms, but who is per-
hans no; so skilled in the scheol OF practical nlsfor
INC as anvil spoil 1t all Give ne money for
| Hungary, and will give time
| Nov in Iespect to that money. The ASSOCIATIONS