New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-05

the chores Of the Pacific, uniting with new es yoar own
future to the desnies Of the od world The comfort
indoence the hsbtudc Of passvfy, small party conad
erssione and the reputation OF wen foun lea au
thorfty may grasp into the rolling wheel OF Necessary;
the necessity viii not change, and you are decided 70
ss,swer that nccessy have laid my hand upon your
peoples heart and have watched the logic IN tne pro
vress Of exeeucies and dare saw with firm confidence
the foretoh instruction Of that Monuments magical
eoquence is felt by the peoples instinct fully com,
pretended by the intelligence OF MASSACHUSETTS Anu
the new exgencles Of times will be answered oy
Massachusetts with that energy with wncn II ma an
swered the exigences Of all former times Inc fllslm
Fathers founded a communicative battle Oh BUNKER
Hill founded nation,he approaching struggle or Nd
erty IN Europe will zee that nation power on carn-
That's what wish, and that's what nope-a,u
trat hope will not, cannot fail.
T;entiemep great crisis Ia approaching in the con-
dion of the world; but the world prepared Tor tnst
crisis. That is great change In the spirit OF nme'
Nova days principles weigh than success form
erly and therefore principles will meet success re-
member well when your foreathers were about 20 ngnt
the battle of Bunker Hill there was periodical paper
Of Boston-ToTy Massachusetts was its name-Tnicn
dared TO say that the annals Of the world had not yet
been deforned with single instance OF 30 unnatural
careless wanton and wicked rebellion 80 styled
the sacred cause which the Adamscs, the Hancocks
admired Washington led and for which women bed.
And now that fills the brightest page In the annals
of humanity but was success and its unparaeieo re-
suits which cat the ster of that glory around It IN
succsss it's memory might have been blasted with the
name Of an advised rebellion. Nowadays, Il Is not
which makes the merit OF cause out is
principle The results Of the day OF Bunker Hill nave
changed the basis Of future history because gave orth
TO nation whose very existence lie the enoodimen. OF
principle true like truth ITSELF and lasting Ike etsr
nifty 1t would be strange indeed, should that principle
forsake itself
No IL will mott cannot do it, Great is the destiny
of your nation You approached it not in vain with go
successful gigantic steps Opportunity VIII 90 tne rest
Upon this humanity may with confidence rely, anu OPP
porunity will come lie forecast shadow Is already
seen. could wish for my poor ceuntrys sake that gu
should be free.
Pointing 10 the monument Kossuth desired the people
10 remember the words il spoke and assured tncrn
that though Washingtons success might not be hs the
devotion Of Warren would dwell in his heart
The speech was frequently applauded and made
deep impression
- To-day, after his visit to Cambridge,
KossurH win not receive compsny-on Wednesday he
will go to Lowell-on Thursday to Plymouth Rock-on
Friday to Salem and Saturday will have the day to
himself to prepare for German speech at Faneu Hall
in the evening Such is the programme as now ar
ranged 1t is talked of further that KossUrH shall de-
liver one more speech in Faneui Hall to Bond Holders,
and that his subject shall be the present and future Of
Europe 1t would be a great speech and KossUTH
should not leave America without devotng one speech
TO this subject.
In reference TO the material aid" in Boston, may say
the amount thus far received is S5O00-of this e. 25
were proceeds of the first Faneuil Hall meetng-the
proceeds Of the gallery seats at the Legislative Banquet
are not yet reported
When KossUTH and suite Travelled from Newark to
Springfield somewhere the route the valise In
which Mr. PAUL HANK, KossUTH's Treasurer, carries
his private funds broken open and robbed Of nearly
s400 Mr. HANK Is in despair at his oss-an exile In
q strange land, it his ALL have not previously
made any mention Of the robbery in hopes that inqu
res which where instituted for the recovery of the
money might prove successful but the day of hope is
passed. and there is longer motive for secrecy.
Mr. HAJNIK Ia worthy man, and all who know him
will sympatbize deeply with him in his loss.