The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-02

issue Of this struggle but not the entire indifference
Of oil America could prevent retard the outbreak
for single say Thus cannot tell how long may
pose l have another eight weeks to sssy, hoS
many cities can ! Wait more! Perhaps not even
eight-f | consider ths immense distance from
here to New Orleans, aud thence to Boston. Now
ladies', herein lies source Of deep and b,tes
sorrow for me Because, If the universal, sympa'
thy OF the people OF the United States continues
to manifest nseif in substantial way only under
the conditien OF my personal presence, and OF my
being seen snd being heard, then |, being able 10
visit only avery small portion Of your immense country
the material aid will be also but very small in con
parison with the great arm. And allow mo humby to
remark that my position Ia well known that am
abed to cay that i'll have sufficient control
the forebodpg events to insure their issue to bs
favorable to democratic liberty to the welfare OF tho
largest number to the founda ion of lasting peacs and
tranquility to the principles OF personal security and
Of the security ef propertyn word to the principle
neious But if have not sufficient means to use my
exiting influence with, that weight which Is at
tached to that idea Of having at my disposition the
means necessary to facilitate to nsure the victory
then my very absence from Europe overturn the
prudence OF sound calculation Every days accident may
give tho open field to nations enemies and then only
OF these eventraes possible Either the triumph Of
despotsm the triumph Of some aristocras who aided
by European dipon acy weud Ike TO depopularze tho
popular movement, in order to make then peace
with the despots the third alternative the riump phi
CT snarchy This is practical suggestion worthy OF
the most earnest consideration Of the American nation
One OF two things is true either there Ia ia the
widely spread sympathy Of the people of the United
States passing enthusiasm, which, by Its very
ture, can of course not endure without being kept
up BY continual excitement-n this there il no
hope OF any considerable practical result tor there is
in II principle enlightened love OF liberty, prac-
tical Chftian virtue and prudent cor seriousness II
the ssties Of your country position Then let
ferventy request the people OF the United States not to
attach it's substantial support to The condition OF seeing
and hearing me- because this is practical impogsibty
for at least tweny OF tho twenty five millions and the
freedom Of the world may become the victim thereof
] have had at least one hundred and fifty speeches
upon the subject, The collection Of them makes
two considerable volumes There is scarcely any
portion Of the large tofc-apt to be discussed pub
Hcly-whch has not been largely treated opposed and
discussed and every word of the discussion has become
through the madipm Of the press common universal
property Him who is not YET convinced OF the Justice
rgheopsresr, Importance, aud political exigency Of the
pncipss advocate, can scarcely hope more to con-
vince. But avow the conviction eystg-the sympathy
exists only action is wanted, resolution, energetic,
sud chiefly action without any temperizston- with
purFoss ventured TO suggest the idea Of associa-
tons Of friends Of Hungary, as the mo3t simple,
most Elective plan OF organization, with which, II
carried on eneisehcaly by generous men every
homestead OF the great Union be reached in
less than three weeks. But, if the execution
Of that plan depends on my presence, il the ops
rative Jmpatby shoud subside after I nave left
place, then indeed oppressed Europe will have to
weep bitter tear Of disappointed hope and, repeating
"! at said in Philadelphia, will have bus TO say my
people ana to Enropes oppressed nations Let Us pray
let us take the Lords supper, ana then up TO the bat
STICK, or with nails We have nothing to hope from
Amsrica ~ Almighty Father, Let this cup pass from
thy oppressed children. Nevertheless not We will but
~ sthcu viii Ladies this distinguished meeting here and
the high minded generous resolution, was happy 20
hear Impressed my mind with the stern coniien that
you had instinotiyey comprebe nded this position OF
my cause. Oh lei ma en'reat you TO carry them out,
With that inde.atigabe care with which the loving
n.cther watches over her beloved child. Speak n.
dies cf Pittsburgh TO the ladies of America speak
often TO them Impress upon their minds the neces.
aiiy cf that direction which laid down by humble
itmarhs into Jour tender hands, and go on by your
gsneious active, operative energy 70 snow now tas
women of America should ect, that their nsrncn may