The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15


iicmen. my sentiments in regard t.
this effort made by Hungary arr her,
sufficiently we'll expressed. ln mc
mciial addressed to Lord John Ru.-
sell and Lord Palmcrs,cn, said to have
been written by Lord F,zwilliam. ani
s,encd by hun and several other
Peers and members If Parliamrut.
the following language is used. to,
object of the memorial being 10 ask
the mediation Of England in favor Of
Hungary
'Mti'c - many e he ralious 4 Earett h'--
,agHsri H. .,n'uiiousry movement, and hs,
embarked Ia fthcmcs Of aaaLth.l trlirV atG
- T. more drah'nl sueruss "a :, rra,ifvirs ~
the nuperngnch 10 As able to ss,ats yaur ir,l
shiH, that To UrHaatisuE demand nothing hut
irps}spi&yph Il, Spf sii fshA,,:.. sA,:. spd iAs ste.
tt,n t. vu.sr ot,l.'tys u cannot he auknrw.
t"at that o1n'n'ui'"a bcs'' a 'tr's'ns family
res, mhiauco g. that si ont v~R counity
Gcntlemcu, have ono other refer.
cncc t. make, aid then ] shall t.Ac
leave of YOU.
Won know, gentlemen. that IN
Measure inr Measure Shakespeare
speaking Of the Duke Of Vienna, says:
If the duke, with o,hcr dukes, come
not to COMPOSITION wIih the k,ng Of
Hungary, Why then all the dukes fall
upon tie king Heaven gran, US
cncc,' gays another character; thou
roncludcs,. SAYS the first speaker,
Ike the salctimonlous pirate tia,
went to sea With the ten command.
mcn,s, but scraped one out Of tho
,ablc--,hou shalt not steal Aye,
tina, he rascl.' why, twas 4 com
mandmcn, 10 command the captain
and all the rest from their functions
there ia not n soldier Of US all, that in
the thanksgiving before meat, doth
relish the petition well that prays for
! peace.
Now | am afraid that, like the
Dukes of Austria IN former times, tho
Emperor q Austria in our times doth
not relish the petition for peace, VA.
| less it hc founded on the utter cxtcr-
minatlon Of the nationality Of Huns
gary.
Gentlemen, ! have said that na~
tional government, where thcr" is a
distinct nationality, is essential to hu-
man happiness. | have said that III
my opinion, Hungary is thus capable
Of human happiness. | have SAID
that she possesses that distinct nation
atty, that power OF population, and
that wealth, which entities her to have
a govcrnmen. Of her own. And !
have. now to add, what am sure will
not sound we'll upon the Upper Dan
ube and that is, in my humble judg-
ment, the imposition Of foreign yoke
upon people capable Of self.rove,n.
ment,whilc it oppresses and deIresses
that people, adds nothing to the
..rcns,ho: those who.mposc that yoke.
| Applause. In my opinion, Austria
would be better and stronger gov.
crnmcnt tomorrow, if she confined
the limits of her power TO her heredi.
:ary and German domiuions.
Mr.. SEwAED--'lruc true.
Mr.. WEBSTER, continuing. Es-
rccially if she saw in Hungary a
strong, sensible, independent neigh
boring nation ; because think that
the cost Of keeping Hungary quiet, ~
not repaid by any benefit derived
from Hungarian leyIes or tributes. .--
And then again, good ncirhborhood, ,
and the good will and generous sym.
pa,hcs Of mankind, and tie gcncro,.
ity o'characlcr tha: ought to prcyadc
the minds Of governments, as vel! as
those Of individuals. is vastly more
, promoted by living in state Of friend. .
ship and amlty with those who differ
from IL modes Of government, than
by any a,tcmr, to consolidate power
III the hands Gt one, over all the rest.
= Gentlemen, the progress Of thircs
is unqurs,ionably onward. II ia on.
ward with respect to Hungary; il -
onward everywhere. Public opinion
III my estimation, at least, is inak,ns
great prcgre.s. 1t vii penetrate al
resources ; i. Will cone more or less
animate ali minds. Aud in re.pce,
70 that country for which our swnTn.
,hies to,nigt, have been 20 stronz Z. =!
invoked, cannot but say thu: ] tll4E
the profile Of Hungary are an enh2h'.
chcd. industrious, sobcr, wcIilnciueI
community, and | HIah orly to add.
that | do not nov enter lltO any DIS.
cu,sl,n of the form If goyerumen,
which may be proper FIR Iluncary.
Df course all q YOU, like myself,
would be glad - see her, when she Lc.
comes Independent, embrace that rs
TEN II government which is most &C
ccpta5,c - ourselves. We shall re-
lJ.cc to see our tmcilcan model upon
tie lower Danube, aAd On the mgan-
tain. Of Hungary. But thai b uot
the first step. II is 10, tina, which
vii be our first PRAYER fpr Hungary.
That frs, prayer shaii be, ,ha, Hun
gary may become independent ol all
foreign power; great applause : -
tina, her des..n.as may be entrusted ~
her oxn hands, aud 10 her own dis.