New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08

who vslue this system beloved inheritance which they
are proud transmit uusuled fr I'm generation 20 gen.
Grafton
The rsird REGULARITY Of which heard about Lowell
that the greatest part Of those employed here arc Of
the fair; and cay IL not to sfterI asiter nobody not
even the sdesbnt out Of conviction cay H. the great
est part are OF the better Applsuse.l II that be
true that this labor here Is bet an apprenticeship b f-
tare posfiondevcoping intel sence among the young
ladies working IN the hctoeies-whaf immense treasure
Of family virtues and home happiness are spreading
from Lowell over all the world Sell scoured indepen,
dencehe means of substantial
morality, industry these form the dowries which the
lsdes Of Lowell will carry with them to their futars
homes beautying the future homes OF thcse they Will
bless with their hands and hesrs sppsuse and spread
ing the comfart of intelligent their household
all their virtues and all their noble qualities viii go
from generation to generation, moulding the childs
heart into that from which holds together peoples
character. EApplausel
To-day, not out Of books, but out Of my o~u expert
ence in Lowell, when found all that has been told me
that the people Of Lowell also sympsshise with the
principle OF Liberty That another part Of the dowy
these ladies viii take 10 their future homes and another
part Of the moral inheritance they will transmit ZAP
plsuse II prosperous Industry be the daughter Of VIC
toriou- Liberty Is well done no. TO forget the prnci
pie of Liberty, when happy BY showing the fruits Of Il
In prosperity II is but the beneht-and scarcely can
say beneftthe gives the father and the daughter
the mother, such Industry gives to Liberty and HUI
mainly
Indeed, Ladies and Gentlemen, there is solidarity Ia
the deetnies OF MANKIND. Inat 10 the Woro tnose INC
people Of Massachusetts, have intrusted % represent
them in their legislative hslls greeted with when
entered the dourishing metropolis Of free and iase-
gent Massachusetts Ii true word, and am highly
grathed To see the Intelligence Of Massachusetts, con-
WINGED OF ithat intelligence that has not made tho
heart cud, but that has warmth from which springs
conviction like that which made Massachusetts, hrs In the
Revolution to maintain the principle OF liberty, which
Is s. cure l. isolated Community IL it, security,
as have said on former occasion.
Sir you have been blessed TO welcome me % the right
to have high ,itie-Qtis a high title bestowed upon
me by the nfdence Of my people-but because there
is principle in t-s principle that nation has right
to dispose of It's own concerns. When accepted this
oifce-the highest PEI Pile could besow-f raised my
hands in the house Of God and swore an oath 10 do al
in my power ~ msintain the freedom and independence
OF my let what universities
may come will be faithful to that oath so long 40 my
aim ia not fulfilled, and my people not in the condition
To declare It's own will. Applause
My people is my Sovereign. God In Heaven, my peo.
pie ON earth-l have no other master. lApplause.)
Whatever diplomacy may do, Ii would be sorrowful
If there is not much sentiment Of liberty and justice
earth TO acknowledge peoples rights because 10
is just crushed by foreign violence Neither truth
nor justice depend IRON the triumph Of despousm.
Applause
dm happy TO know, even from what have seen In
NewEngand that the people OF the United States will
acknowledge the principle that other power lawful
but from the peoples wil-and far duty to homo
interest permits, the United States will not fail to take
the position of power EARTH by which they win
contribute o that end that the principle Of liberty shail
not be exclusive, but common benefit to all humanity
IApplause
My success may be greater or smaller but 90 much
say to the millions OF oppressed In Europe to whom
must take answer, that the people Of the United
States true TO their Interest," and considering the
exigences Of time and circumstances will not consent
not 10 weigh their weight In the scale In which the fa
ture destnies OF mankind are to be weighed Faro.
well, ladies' and gentlemen
The utmost enthusiasm prev ,iled large portion OF
the audience was composed of factory girls Choir
and Band OF Music in attendance. At the conclu
sion of KossuTHs speech, the Band played Yankee
Doodle. heard KossurH remark to one Of the Com
mittee that Yankee Doodle much like an air the
people Of Hungary delight in. The Iungarians all ad-
mire Yankee d, ode very much.
KossUrH returned to Boston by the ten O'Clock train.
lie was obliged to return thanks to the crowd around
the Hotel and Depot twice before he permitted to
depart and when the cars started such cheers were
given as have not often been heard similar occa-
sions In Lowell.