New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-12

| honors were avished upon success lconsiier tnis
as a highly important fac, which canDo ieiltp rh-
| courage the resolution of devoted patrols, wac
though not afraid Of death, may De eAcu ~ i0'
| Coiling before humiliation. .A,L
| Senators and Representatives Of Ohio thahA
sou Tor It, in the name of all no may yet suei o
| having done the duties OF a patriot lou may y0'
| zee many man who, out Of the solace Oh you az
n,cbation will draw announcement TO noble DEEDS
! because there are many on eLtn Who arc iea1, -
meet misfortune for noble ann oul no. 30 '" ~
ready TO meet even hulnaUn d hnrorea nv nation
sces in LonOIing me, you nave hoDOieu ny h1'Io ,
| nv II and pledge my word TO you tna' win ye'
! do vha. YOU approve. Applause ne appiOoa-
! ton of cur conscience-my nation ana my set-nc
| rad The sympathy OF your generous people we
| net and II is no IDLE thing-that sympathy Oh the
people OF Ohio IL weighs heavily, Ike the sovereign
vii OF two millions Of ireemen-p0" eriu,iy, IKE
eiaI, in his sioutes, youth. You nave 40 lea 10 II
lie sanction OF your authority. Your peoples sym
pathy gu have framed into law, sacred and pure,
| N all lis consequences, upon which humanity may
| Jely, because you have reslsleredn.
There is also triumph OF the republican p!la-
chile In this your act II Is as II you had SAID
"Ne despOs, who call yourselves soyerelgns, and
proclaim arbitrary whim 10 be the law of humanity,
we in our legislative authority, not derived IRON
sscregious violence like yours, bu, from the only
legitimate source Of all authorltY-ths sovereign
peoples wll-we declare before God and the word,
that Justice and right not where you nave aieged
hem to be. We approve what ye blame. We honor
what ye calumniate and defy your ambitious AFRO
lance to dictate wha. shall be law and HshI ioI
The view has p dHhapsed. bright ius.er is spread
ing over the da,k shy OF humanity. The glorious
galaxy of the United States rises III imposing bright
ess over the horizon of oppressed nations, ano the
bloody star of despotism, by your very declaration,
fading in its fame, VIII soon yaash ron the SKY IKE
meteor.
am honcred whit becomes an invaluable dement,
10 all humanity. Thee resolutions, by which the
General Assembly Of Ohio acknowledge the Justice
OF those principles which 1t is my mission TO COM
ple,e IN my dOwn.tIodden cOuntry's name, declare
the mighty and f0urshing Commonwealth OF Ollo
received to restore the eternal laws of nations to
their own sway so long condemned by arbitrary
violence.
1t was indeed a sorrowful sight TO sec how nations
blte, end how Feeoom wtheled Ia the iron grasp OF
DCfpotlsm, leaeued for the universal oppression OF
all Humanity. II was sOrrowful sight to see that
there power on earth ready TO maintain those
eel al laws without which there is no security for
whatever nation On earth. II was a sorrowful sigh
tosee all nations enrolling themselves in defense,
While ctspo's were .eagued IN Ofense
legislators of Ohio, 1t may be fattering to aubi-
tious vanity to act the part OF an execrated con-
queTOT but 1t is glory unparalleled IN history to
take the part OF right and freedom on earth The
time draws near when, by the virtue OF such dec
la alton as yours, shared by your sister States Eu-
roIe's liberated nations Will unite in mighty choir
OF haelujah and thanks to God that MS pl,eTnal
have raised the United States TO the glorious
position Of the frS!born son of freedom on earth.
Applause Washington prophesiec th,t within
twenty years the Republic of the United States
would be strong enough to cefy any pow
or earth in just cause The State
Of Ohio was yet unborn when the wisest
OF men and the purest Of patriots uttered
that prophecy and God the Almighty made the
prophecy tue, by annexng, III prodlgousy
short period more staIs TO the proud constellation OF
your Republic and increasing the lus,re OF every star
more powerfully than Washington could have altici
pattd in the brightest moments Of his patriotic hopes
IApplausel There is destiny in this, ana you are
coIscIOus Of this destiny My cad heart, though de-
pressed BY sickness is beating with resolution and
with hope. Rejoice, o mg nation in thy very
woes Wipe of thy tears, and smile amid thy tor
tunes like the Dutch hero De Wytt. There is
Providence that rules. Thou vast o my nation,
often the martyr who, by thy blood dost redeem the
Christian nations on earth. Even thv present name
less woes are Providentia They were nacess
~, that the Star-Spaneled Banner CT America
might arise new Sinai-a mountain Of
law for all nations Thy suferipgs were ne
'ctssaIy that the people OF the onhed S.a.es'
powerful by their freedom, aud free by the pin
cipes Of national independence-that cOmmon
hight of all hunaBity-might stand up ne '
Moses upon the new Sinai, and shout out, with
the ihunceriDg voice OF its twenty-five millions
" Hear, ye despots OF the world, henceforward this
shah be Law, IN The name Of The Lord your God
ard our God le shall not Kill nations. Ye shall
not ste al their freedom Ye shall hot coyet what is
your Deiglbors.' tApplausel Hungary IS a Col
Roba, where the people are nailed to the cross,
that America may proclaim that law TO the benefit
OF I'll humanity But the cross is no. the emblem
Of death II is sign OF resurrection and bliss
tApplausel My nation will rise, called to resurrec-
ton by the eternal principles of the law OF nature
ard OF natures God, which you thus proclaim. 1t
VIII Lot lie IN Its grave longer than the Holy Three,
al WillIequlte your masnanlmity BY becoming the
conner stone OF natior al independence on the Eu-
ropoan Continent. tApplause1
Sir, there are two remarkable condolences IN
these facts The State OF Ohio and myself have the
same age. The very year when your Constitution
WAS framed, | was born. Applause My breast
has always heaved with intense interest a TIE name
Oi OHIO. II was as ii something OF supreme lmpor-
taTce lay bldten for me III that name, to which my
future bound, BY the very year OF my nativity.
This day my antci paionS are realized. The second
c, ILciCeIce is, that the tdings OF the present day
VIII Just reach Washington City when the Senator's
o. I United States sit Gown IN judgment upon the
on estion of international law ald pronounce upon
your coULtIy's foreign policy. ONO has given Its
vote by the resolutions had the honor TO hear and
Ohio is one OF the brightest stars of The Union.
Ohios vote the vote OF two millions. IL will have
It's col Institutional weight in the councils where the
Ct'egatts OF the peoples sovereignty fad their glory
il dong the peoples viii. IApplausel
Sir, 1t viii be day OF consolation and JOY In
Hungary, when my bleeding nation reads these
resolutions, hich i Will send 10 her. IApp,anse1
They will spread like the lightning over he gloomy
ial d, and my lation, unbrOken In courage, slea0y
IN resolution, firm IN confidence, VIII draw from
them still mole courage, more resolution, more con-
nCence because it is already aware tia. the Legs
la.urc of Ohio would never pledge word when II
were not sure that the people OF ON, would be, IN
case Of reed, as coed as that word. tApplause
Sir, l regret that my Sickness has disabled me
from expressing my fefvent thanks IN a manner
more tecCming TO this AssemOH'S disulty but
humhly beg YOU 10 believe that my nation forever,
and Tor all my life will cherish the memory OF this
benefit with everastlI gratitude tApplause
kossuth in Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, Tuesday, Feb TO- 1852.
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