New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-08

mic cprI6n knosstO be my PfiYer an1 ny avn
&c b.. n y,ar viii TO pronounce or Dc NyDif VIZ
ror 10 cake roice Of u, VIII IA ei''iIl bolt w.
~ a -. hsf,,e ~ - m devotion. hopeless, pefhAps
~ nesrt full o. a. miraticn, lore. All a'i'tio
10 our ssrsrou: people u your glorious III
But cEe ,ihgle VOID. even htIe' may DC @
81 SAY only such = word as may secure mo lt'n
ne ul.urtersiCod. | came - the npoe''h'hAo'
-,.Lleol tie Uhi'eo states 20 claim rs t7he,pir
t,efsiive sympathy for the iinpehHipe sstus5'oo "a
oppressed freedom on the huropc ~ So','no'' -
l.tF Interpreted the hopes am "iNA's 49,
tbese oDrrcssed nations entei.an on' a - you,
.rtat Republic. as State, a. power Oh e'l'''
sfsro be ore the Statesmen, eenttois am 1. -
t,rs Of bat Republic only 10 aScefsiih Ho'li s-eu
IS, m and sxtereuce whstis.lelr Jutgnen' upon
auction OF national Law and int rna'ion 81 flth.
hOptd, SIC now hope, ihti theJ VII y "
NCC'ug events the other gresi consiheb'' le. ~
cue. d o. pyouounce IN tine their vote aoo1t tht'
Nv and those rights ana hoped aud nope tna' pr
IoULcDg their vote Il " IL be IN i@',I o. tlo 49,
priIciIl,s Il international Juslce' anu ov"s'uh-'
Nth ihei- rtpub ican institutions an thet ueA
,rauc lie Ina. Is sill know ana Europe Ahl"s-
tte inmcI sc weight OF such pfonuhclau1h To-
such place But never had the inp'ol VISA "
ny TO entsnge this great Republic ih'o q ncu..,es
inconsistent With It's an welfare Its own security,
is own irtCfcss | rather repeatedly anu ciIhc'sV
declared that war on this account Ol your county
l. utterly impossible. and mere phantom.
/ always declared that the United S!ass re-
NAMED masters % their actions, and under every
circumstance vii act as they Judge consistent win
the supreme duties to themselves. But sad ana say
mar SuCn a Cetlafllt OF Just ftNtS
to The nations OF Europe fair play IN Their struggle
for freedom ard Independence. because the Cecltta
ton OF such power rs your Reprhic VIII DC re-
srec,ec even where It should not be liked, and ku
rope's cTVresSed nations VIII feel cheered IN fosoia
uCn and doubled IN strength to MAINTAIN the oeci,
son other American brethren on tnen own oenaH
with their own lives -
ThCre is an immense power IN the idea TO DC
risht " hen this IDEA Is sanctioned by nation ike
yGurS ana when the forrbocins future Will oecon ne
present. there is AT immense field for private bene-
~, tcxta ~
PRINCIPLES OF International luS'lce pronounced la tne
sanctuary Of your peoples oolsesive majority 90
much 10 guard ne agans, Misunderstanding
SIR, must feIyortly thank you for the acSnoWi-
edenCrt that ny country has proven worthy TO De
free. Yes, etuilemen, | feel proud AZ my national
character herCism love OF freedom ana vitality, anu
] toN with reyCren'lal a"e before the decree OF
Providence which placed MY country INTO pOsisioh
that without lis restoration 70 independence, tnefc
IS 10 POSSIBILITY for freedom and the independence
Of natiCIs IN the European continent Even Mhat
now IN France IS about to pass proves lhe uu'h ol
Eve-v disappointed hope with which Europe
locked toward France IS degree more added to the
importance OF Hungary to The world | pom our
pajVs were foughtthe decisive battles for Chrsten-
com There viii be fought the decisive battle Tor
the independence Of nations, for state rights, for
international Law, and for democratic ll0eily we
wiz live free or die like men but should my people
be doomed to die, II VIII be the first whose death
" il! not be recorded as suicide, but as mNtyrion
for the world snd future ages VIII mourn over 'he
sad fate Of the Magyar race, doomed 10 PERISH NOT
because We deserved Il, but because IN The nlne-
eeuth century there nobody to protect the laws
OF nature ard Of natures God but look 10 the ~
ture with confidence AID with hope. AdyerslIieS,
II anifold OF tempest-tOssed life, could. OF cOGsse
10. Gall 10 lmpaft mark of cheerlessDesS upon my
tcart which Al not a source of Joy, Is al least
guaranty against saneuine Illusions. |, Tor mysei
would not want the hope Of success for dong what
is night 70 me. The sense OF duty would suiiice
Therefore, when hope, n has nothing IN common
with that desperate instinct OF GROWING man,
who. halt sunk, IS stl graSplns AT straw Tor hep
No, when hope, there is motive FOR that nope.
/ have STEADY faith In principles. dare say 1lat
SXpcrerce taught ne the logic OF events. N connec-
tCuwith principles ! have fathomed tho entlre
bottom Of THIS mystery and was perceive rlght IN
ny calculations there about once IN my lie. su
Icsed prlu chile 10 exist IN certain quarter, where.
indeed principle proves 10 exist. IL was hoIrl-
be mistake, and resulted IN a horrible issue Inc
present condition OF Europe Is a very concurrence
q IT but precisely this condition Of Europe proves,
Cid not waLtorly suppose, principle 10 exist
there, where found none would nave existed inc
consequences could not have failed TO arrive AS
have contemplated them ven.
There. is a Providence in every fact. Without
tits mistake the principles Of American RepuoL,
cansm would for long time yet, md Sierhe son
on lhat continent, where It was considered wisdom
To eslong to HE French school Now, matters stand
thus That either the continent of Europe mas no
future at all, this future isAmercan TepuDcanlsm
Ard who could believe that three hundred millions
o. that continent which is the mother OF ciylhZa-
ton, are Lot 10 have any future AZ all s1ch
Coubt would be almost blasphemy against Pro'i-
CCIce.
But there IS Providence, indeed--a Just, a boun-
nful Providence, | uusi-wlth the piety OF my re-
eion in it dare say my very humble sell was
continual instrument OF 1t. How could De else' IN
such a condition as | was-bOYn not conspicuous by
any prominent abilities Having nothing In me
NOE than iron Will which nothing can bend,
md the Consciousness of beng right, how could |,
under the most arduous circumstances, accomplish
many thing which my sense Of honest duty prompt
cd me 10 Unde rakef
On there IS, indeed Providence which rules,
even IN nv beng here, when four months ago was
vet prisoner Of the league Of European despOts in
lar ASIA and the sympathy which your glorious peo
pc honor NE with, AID the high benefit OF the vel
Gene Of your Congress- and the honor 70 be your
euest,s he tie guest Of your great Republic L the
poor, humble, unpretending exile Is there not
yefy intehgible manifestation Of Providence IN it -
y mere wneR remember that the name OF your
humble but thankful guest Is oy the furious rage OF
the Austrian tyIant, TO the gallows nailed.
Your generosity is great, and loud your protesta.
ton Of republican principles against desponsm.
fniy trust 20 those principles and relying upon
this very fact Of your generosity, | may be per-
l,tCd TO ay that that respectable organ Of the free
IItss was mistaken which announced that con-
stCrt6 ny coming hither TO be failure | conf
Gently ,luS' that the nations OF Europe have future.
/ I'm aware that the future Is cOnuadicted Bayo-
nets NAV support, tut afford no chair to Sit upon.
tilsi 70 The future Of my native land, because know
that j. Is woTthy 70 have u and II Is necessary 70
u E dostiniCs Of humanity trust TO the principles
q ItputLca1.sm, whatever my personal fate SO
uCh know. that my country Will remember yOn
ard your goiOus land with everlasting gratitude
Dir. GWIN gave the following
Tls S,yefcr. 81 Sfots-H. smp.fhss are as broad
las lnieieo. is yTotoglt.
M WEBSTER responded. Mr.. President. |
have great pleasure IN participating on THIS o.
ceflOI-it IS d remarkable occasion. He who
Is your honoIed guest tonight has led thus FAR
he Of events greatly Important TO himself, and
Sill more important 70 tire world Educated, spirited,
FIJI q a feeling Of liberty aud intepenCcnco, he
the neal councils of his
couItr ana ne IL here to-day fresh from acting bis
par, II TIE great struggle Tor !lungarian National
InCependeLce. tApIlaufe.
That is net al LIS dls'inctcn-he Was brou9h TO
lhese shores b the AUTHORITY Of Congress, 10 has
been welcomed 70 the Capital Of the niied States
by the votes II the IN Houses % Congress NO ces,
he ls welcome. welcome agree. gnconnected
as | am with either branch o. tie Legs allure. in
Joining and would do . IN the loucest tone that
welcome which you pronounce here. lAppiiusel
The House OF Representatives, the immediate