New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-10

he iItcfess o. other uaiOns Bat all that desire
Il that Christian principle. You are % eridl
enough e. give practical result to your Christian
br,tie!iy love toward nations
You are Christians. No nation Il more inbued
with Christianity than the United sates | desire
them % become the refOTmcrs. the LIlheIs OF re'Or
nation principles lot IN respect to private hfe nat
by raising their high principles Of Christian morality
iuto the nat onal Tee.oBsOf humanity tAoplause.l
iLdeeG, gentlemen, highly az value tins honor you
have gwen nie AN not surprised 10 see ihe clzsns
from several parts OF the United states united IN the
expression OF that same sympathy for the same Drn-
ciples hnd ard here Is tie practical proof ~ the
wisdom OF your institutions, that though nowhere
ia the wors the particular rights Of single SAFES
are so much insured here, nevertheless there IS
nowhere IN the world such moral Ina nong on
fereni parts Of The same nation ana among
different individuals Of state as mere,
because all repose upon the sane principle
Of democratic liberty, all rep0se upon tne dcNho" vi
edement of the great principle oil selt-so'eIhhitn'
Of State rights All repose upon the broad puncl-
pies Of republlcanlsm, and that must unite you IN
pin iple Il rs lot possible IN Tespec. 10 lhtefhd-
tonsl law, in respect 20 your iofegn IelAtiorS; 70
have diferent principles m The south Noitc' NesI
or East There must be one VIII, WHICH, OF course,
can be eontraccted OF certain quarters so long
as there Is a conviction pronounced b. the people
But that urircDle can only be one even as all me
different parts Of the United states are ualtel IN
one pTiDcl pe-that OF justice freedom ana repuoli,
canlsm, ana that right OF every nation 70 dispose "
Itself which Is the very found anon oil our
But when YOU were pleased to mention the prih-
cple OF noI-interventlOn, aud explain II In such
manner. mad nothing to reflect upon 1t, but only ip
thank.
parts OF the United States, not - withdraw your
kId attention from that oner principal OF coiaher-
cial night, which / consider equally important loi
the freedom of the world, and touching more closely
even the home interests OF the United States. be-
cause, III reference TO the hfs principle OellcVe
YOU have the confidence Of being powerful enough
not to have to fear any foreign interference IN your
Own domestic concerns though should aosqiu'lsln
should the principle 81 the vlolauon OF inc Id"
of nations prevail over the whole W0rd-perhaps
that secuniy might have been 70 cos''e much
sacrifice. 49,. la.
VheE principles are in contact NOBODY can lore
tell how far they be carried But IN fespecI 10
commercial principle believe the lnefess OF every
citizen OF the United states Is mmedlalelF ehgdgel
We have news from Europe already that the So
called continental system holds the exclusion OF the
commerce of those ports which are not on the CON
tinent OF Europe, now chiefly OF course medhuslo
affect England
But believe if such an exclusion is already con,
sccred as one which the a5solutistIc powers Will
cary out toward England, far more VIII they carry
il out toward republican America ana very soon
I have received notice from correspondents III III,
rope, that there is a resolution ALREADY taAeI ahu
it can be considered as fact Accomplished snat
The sbsolutistlc powers have decided 10 ekclnde
American commerce from the continent oil EG-
rope believe il is Lot yet complete, 0ul II VIII De
very .,.
yery deeply involved in that respect Therefore,
believe that principle, that the United States de-
clare the right to carry on commercial Intercourse
with whatever nation Is willing TO accept lI-wtu
whoever offers a market for 1t. Nobody, oil course
can be forced 10 give a market III return out IL
nation is willing to give market, the United states
declare that the citizens Oft United States nave
right 10 carry commerce with that naton, Wnelher
It NAV please the Government OF that nation or not
believe that is principle OF international law
because, indeed, If the Emperor OF Austria, IN that
position where every sentiment OF man, ana every
thought of human intellect, must revolt against his
wlll-now If he rules us d the people OF hungary,
Bohemia and Italy take arms against MN 10 puuiSh
him, how can he have the pretenSl0n OF eXciullng
the citizens Of the United States from commerce
with those Thirty FIVE millions whom the temporary
prote cion OF the Car has placed under his iron
rule We only say. Hands of"
Whatever citizen of the United States will carry
on commerce with Frances Joseph, Of Hapsburg, has
night to DO it, Bvt other citizens who would carry
it OH with KoSsuth, or the people OF hungary, nave
the same night, whether there is revolution or no
revolution There was third humble wish which
| have expressed-it was the recognition OF the le-
gitimate character Of the Declaration OF Incepen-
dence Of Hungary believe that was not my III
teLtion to claim recognition that am he lgctJ the
Governor of Hungary.
Unfortunately / am an exile, and therefore eau.
not be but am By night. IApplause Wna'
claim is respect for the sovereign right OF ndllon
Ny nation has declared lis Will, and 1t has never
been contradicied by the oppressors o; my nation,
and, therefore II must be recognized as righteous,
lawful, legitimate thing
And WHY inss, on that recognition, in respect to
fact which is past The reason Is, because,
during our past struggles, the sympathy OF the peo-
pie Of the United States attracted the attention OF
your Government to that and gentleman was sent
by former Presdent-fcr what To recognize
the independence of Hungary ~ he was sent
to ascertain how matters stood. And what was the
consequence of it While he was looking aud re-
porting, Russian interference came, and Hungary
Was crushed.
Now, you cannot imagine the immense influence
it would have had If ne had coma to me and SAID
: Governor, here | am IN the name OF the nIted
States to recognize your nation" Applause.
Therefore there is point which would very much
Ike 10 see recogni2ed-that the Declaration OF In
dependence was legitimate. That once declared,
care Lot who may De called the Governor OF
Hungary that is the first step, not only toward
consider the principle restricted to one country
but general for all the wOrld-Germany, Italy,
France, equally with Hungary. | believe the first
step will be, that so soon as or, IN case my ma
ton should oestow its confidence upon another man.
puts his foot upon Hungarian soil and raises the
sign of his legitimate authority derived from the
sovereign viii Of the people-that very movement
Will be recognized by the United States I1at IS
why attach Importance 10 the Declaration of Hun
garian Independence. attach import tnce to il also
because that legitimate character once recognized,
the lawful field Of action Of private sympathy and
private operation would, believe, by TINS very de-
claration be enlarged, and | could accept many
things which are offered me, which now | can
lot accept from the people, because 1t has
recognized that Declaration Of independence as
lawful one therefore Is not about titles that care
they OF 10 value. | care nothing for them, but
indeed highly care IN every position to MAINTAIN
the dignity OF my people, and that dignity OF my
people CLAIMS that its sovereign will may be rec)g-
nzed te be the legitimate sovereign will, equally so
as yours was when you declared your sovereign will
TO become a nation Applause And nov the
question is, suppose any person here would he
pleased to bestow individually, il their capacity
citizens, their influence to carry on these principles,
what would be the best means TO employ You
will hot take for egotlst because, indeed de-
nothing for my self not only, but scarcely Will
accept any thing for my sell
| am an humble man-modest BY principle, not by
aleCaton-but have the prize OF my Own strength,
and perhaps too far in that respect, VIII not
depend upon anybody in the world. | have sense
Of INDEPENDENCE and therefore for my self there is 40
place for HE but 10y country. | am willing 10 lie
called egoist.ca and will nv to be as good as your
words in any respect, therefore, you must excuse
me for taking the liberty to point out what con.
sder the best means to cooperate to carry ou' these
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