New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09

draSs .-d numerous thev we're in1esi, In vhieA
hsre ard resolution we're eIpres'ef. sn1 that Rar.
j.rS md The Uni'et states Forgetting the ss,rsr,
Of tho past vii indeed, IN cro.hfrIF love 20 Aasf
in hani 10 sagpori The eternal pr'ciples ., iassr.
nAtonsl justice. and 81 freedom On cara fesa
deed, sir YOU were night 20 say hat ms lnsace q
your struggle W. en- took oct Of Eng snf's hans.
mighty contTent, IS openly zrkno" sdset even y
The Enghsh people iseii. ~
The memory 81 TIE glorious Gay o., Ner oEiea.
must OF course recall l. vow mind tie memory o.
wrongs AGAINST which you 50 g'oro s.Y iosgA,
Oh L., eutrest f0u. buTy TIE hatred OF past ayst
IN me crave where all the crimes OF the Psg y
buried WIKI the moul3egigg ashes ~ those wAp
sinuet ard take TIE glorious oppo tiniiY % oeneA
the greak csuse 81 humanity. one thins ieI ne 81
YOU. Gentlemen. people and Governments s,e cf
iereni things IN such country as Great Britain ls
s0rr0 Nu enough fhat ne pe oDic have 0'ie1 e
paw for Whist the g. verpment mined
LetltUot re SAID IN history that even the people
OF tie nltei States made kilired people WAX -
Government, ruined aud remember, thAt you GA
nightly react upon tie pubic opinions 81 zoe pea
pie Of Butsln. snd thai ne people OF O httHh va
re ict upon the course q us own Government.
X were, indeed. q crest misfortune % see ne
Government o. Great Britain, pushed oT irusaaoa
~ side With abSolutsiscsl powers, Aeains lheo?-
ed nations a0put % struggle Tor indepealeoce
anc Liberty Even Ireland could Only lose oY tbs
and beside is own loss, THIS would, perhaps be as
the decisive blow against Liberty
Whereas, the Government % England, lei II Be.
as il Is. uniting IN the direction rot 10 Al'o" oieisa
interference With our struggles GA tae cpAhaeai,
would become almost sure susrantt o. the YicIoJ
those stFlEellS Anr arcorliu. NltC lulsttngct
stand. this would De. IN 'eot. the mosl pfatNoise
benefi 20 lhc noble people % Ireland
Also, because freedom, independence, sno 1se
principles Of natures law, could rot fni ~ oeaea
their own cause. which 50 well meni the Sympaay
ofevery iust msD, have also the sympathy | kaO~,
Oft the better half Of England Itself hs'te1 Is 10
good counsellor
Gentlemen the mission OF love = 4 better one
What PEOPLE has suffered more than nv Door ltsn-
garv has from Russia. shall hate the people 81 Rsu-
sea for Il on never have bat pliy and Ihrishaa
brothery love fOrit u Is The Goyernmant-itis tae
principle Of the Government which makes eveV
drop OF ms blood boil which must fal Hnngny
shall live. We were Tor centuries IN wd agHisa
the Turks and God knows what 20 have sufieni BY
nv tins We have Z common interest 4 mati.
esteem and love rules where cur flihers have fought
Gentlemen. how Ear this supreme duty for your
own interest VIII allow you 70 % n giving life aud
offers 20 the principle which YOU - generously No-
clam hat yOu VIII in your wls ON DECIDE, remain
ing slway The masters 80 your a ,i1ns and ~ pou
fame. aud that principle Nil rest, that principe Is
fIue-thai principle is In>t and YOU are ust De ilse
you are nee hone, therefore. 20 see you 60 daily
unite with nae once more IN TIE ses.meni inIef.
yeutiCn tOE non-iLtCrVenuon
The speech was resolved Wita great enthusiasm,
and frequent bursts ol boSterous applause, espe-
0ally when sentiments suggestive OF Intervention
IN behalf OF liberty were minated.
Amcpg the other regular tOasis were the following
" Non HtsrJrHtoa-A wrong principle an our po.sch
gtiem. shea Dsslo;s aye Nasias urh.y -" asas"
~ Press So leutseG vh = esJon III , IA. pen'.
tsgetter.
A sentiment m honor Of Lewis G ass WAS giyea.
He responded. returning thanks for the comph
ment and nshe course OF his remarks m iiufsi)a
Of the Democratic party. he SAID they were no
propagandisis, but they meant a. far a. poSsipie@
insist that every nation shan manage Is own 90
mestc concerns. lie said, the people intend
change OF administration for one he should vote
forlt. What was the duty OF those men eho are
prominent before the Democratic party II ~n
to ABIDE the dictates OF his party, that has here
tofore conquered for them, and "ol'd again
Mr.. cAsss SPEECH.
am under great obligations for your KINDNESS,
manifested IN your sentiment IN relation 10 my con-
duct IN France. But merely discharged my dusJ
IS an American citizen. | did inst what every one
OF you would have done had you been placedis my
circumstances. only advocated the cause Of my
country. fearful attempt vas made az inaosaiioa
upon the law OF natlOns-an attempt The cohsr
Quences Of which human Saglcily can scarcely
foresee -Four powers had united, one was held IN
allowance 7 tad then, - hope France Will not
SIGN this treaty but Il She does sign It Il will net
alter one little the course Of the American people,
Applause Let the Union against taem be great
small, they will respect u 10 the last extremity
trusting 70 that God Who does not give The victory
alv ays To power
But, my friends, greater question nas now arisen
Then We could have defended ourselves against
united powers. Buta quarrel has no~ arisen weets
you cannot easily carry your arms quarrel M
yolyng Tor the future all questions Of human nshts
the leader o. hsCOuItTN' : TeyOuuOn-ibe sssefsI
Of the rights Of men and the martyr OF the tndePen'
dence Of Nsuons-wecOmed to our SHORES. lap
SIR. l,urninq,o Kossuthl the ocean more Inerciisl
than the rod II tvIants has sent you 10 county Of
freedom ana Of safety. lApp.ausel That vas
proud day for you, out Z was a proCter dsy ioi u.
when left the shores OF the old llelesOonl thi
put your foot upon an American deck. ProiecteiV
American cannon, With The stars o! our counrT
floating over YOU, you could defy the world IN am,
Applause AID r. here 81 tie lind q Washington,
II IS not barren welcome fhrt mean 90 give you
u Is rot mere sauiation Of am glad . see you"
. an "a No II IN
Hhlne - laY down The great principles OF nations
rights ans adhere O. them. Applause ! all o.,
cay craven De- The mar that does No. respond tot
Tor, ihaIa bcd, ve are IN land - liberty, Taere
ever man has ght T. ENJOY aAd eKp-es. his oss
opinions IN his own way. But l will say thai he
Who not willing 70 respond and in an efee'uh
manner, 10 ms oTy Of liberty from the old hemis-
pherc. his heart don't fee like mine lApplausel
No, my felo~-ciileus, 10 / am for the lsfsesl ,
liberty 70 the largest number over the whole face o.
the EARN. Applause NJ friends ~ho DO no.
agree Win NE ~ hat sentiment have 10 feeling ~
common 18th me. Nov. am willing 10 say snip
MAINTAIN that those desDoiic powers Of Europe,
when they put their hand upon Hungary and
marchet tie Cosssck and the Pand0gT upon the /
Danube 20 put down the first dame ofiiberiy Offend /
the civilized weird
But Gentlemen, am an old man, rI.au xhier. aud
cfies o. " No. you ant p bat Z tell you am az /
proschIg ny tarce.score year. and ten. Hall i
century seo crossed the mountains. boy. on fOo.
and Gcd be ihsnke1 foT TIE institutions Of his csun
Try. ant The fayofs ~ my fellow citizens that have
given ne ne priv.iege now al maintaining huEnaa 4
Esnts IL such a PTeseGce as this. Applause
Tue SUI Of Heaven never SAone upon such a Cor I
eEnmeLi IS his AID should We ct blndfaidet. our
Nns crossed and say 10 tyranny " prevail In ever
other region of The world - rCues Of no no :. &
thaiA you Tor The response. That l. my feeling 4
now, ny inends, ss am wiling 20 say, fiaf IS the
a." % lanons. Long continued applausel i
livery tfgepcnceEi nation under Heaven has I
Tghi - eFiaosn jas. SBch a government az Is i
p!eases Anc L ire Oppressed o. every nation VISA 4
to throw oe her sharkes, they have tae rgA Il
"ihc1t TIE inie.feEerce Of aly o.hsr and tie land
which AS frsl freed b. ne Father Of rs Country '
may sympafhlze with every other patton whoa "a.
iuIls TIE banner al freedom Applause And
ana Wiling. a. a Member Of CossTess, 70 Paas .
declaration To- morrow Ia the name Of the Amen.
can people. maIni .lnirg tha, sentiment. Crest
cheering Ard VIII 20 home 70 my constituents
and u hey cKsppToge LLs acl--and | know tAsy .
WON'T All never come back here agua Laugh. i
ter