The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-10

where one single step would be benefit no. only for
US, but for humanity. Let me be understood. havs
had the desire wih in my heart to the ct
Of the United States step aside from the just cons
deration of their own country out Of sympathy for
others What wish Is to the doctrine OF Ohrstian
morality carried out in its apple alton 10 international
intercourse and Christian morality The doctrine Of
our Saviour commands us to love others ~ We do
ourselves Applause It commands not to do to 9TH
than would wish others to do for us in
similar condition It only command US to act towards
others quite we would desire be treated by others
ir our condition Therefore IL never to my mind
to desire the citizens Of the United States TO aside
incon'ideratey, their own interests OUT Of respect
that Christian principle You are powerful enough to
give practical result to your Christian brotaery love TO-
wards nations You are Christians No nation is more
imbued wi b Christianity than the United states I de
them 70 become the refornersthe Lushers of rsor
rsi.ing these high principles of Christian morality
the national relations OF humanity (Applausa) In
deed gentlemen, highly as value this honor you have
yen me, not surprised to the citizens from
several parts Of the United States unite tbs expression
of that game sympa by for the same principles. fad
and here is the prac teal proof of the your
sutionsthat though nowhere in the world tne pa H.
onsr rights OF single States much insured as
nevertheless there is nowhere n the world such moral
link amcrgst different parts Of thc same nation and
amorg different ndivdu AIS here because all rapota
upon the principle Of democratic liberty--al
repose upon the acknowledg gnent of the great prn.
ple Of telfgovernment CT state rights. All rspos9
upon the bread principles Of republic Anisn9 and that
must unite you IN principe IL is not possible IN
respect TO International law in respect TO your TO-
reign relations, to have different principles in the
South North. West or East. There nuss be Will!
which, Of course be contsadcted out oert,n
quarters so lon there i conviction pronounced By
the people. But that principle only be
all the derert parts Of tbe United States are unit.d
in pfnci iple that OF Justice freedom, and reQuo.
capism THAT right cf every nation to dispose OF IL
se which is the very foun iation OF your exitence.
But when you pleased to mention the prn;ip. of
non intervention, and explain is in sush manner,
had nothing to reflect upon it, but only to thank Let
entreat you being citi2ents of differ parts of the
United states Withdraw kind attention from
that other principle of commercial light. which
slider equally important for the freedom of the world.
ana touching c.oscly the home interests of
the United Slater Because il difference to the first prin
cple believe you have the confidence of being power
ful enough to have fear any foreign interfer.
ence in your domestic concerns; though should
abfolutism-should the principle of the violation of
the law of nations prevail over the whole worltper
haps that security might have been to cost vey much
sacrifice. When principles are in contact, nobody
foreell how far thsy be carried But in respect
to commercial principle, l believe the interest
Of every citizen Of the United States is Immediately
engaged We have news from Europe already that the
cele continental system holds the exclusion of s
of thoss ports which the contn mt
q Europe, now chiefly If course meaning 70 affect Eng
lard. But believe if such exclusion is already
considered which the aoso outistc powers will
carry ont towards England, far will they carry
it cut towards republican America, and very soon.
have received notice from correspondents in Europe
that there is resolution aready taken aud it bs
considered as fact accomplished that the a5solutistc
powers have decided TO exclude American nerco
fr' the continent Of Europe believe it is nos ye.
complete, but VIII be very soan There is now there
fosc the commercial interest deeply involved in
that respect Theretors, l believe that principls,
tt ct the United States declare thu right to carry
commercial intercourse with whatever nation
is willing to accept it-wth whoever offers mar
ket for it. Nobody, Of be forced to give
market in return; bur If nation is wiling to gys y
aTket, the United States declare that the citizens Of
the United States have right to carry
melce with that ration. whether it may please the
government of that nation or not l believe that
principle Of international law; because irdsed,
ii the Emperor OF Austria, in taat position where
every sentiment Of man, and every thought OF
hsssn iasellsas, ss,ss rcvois ssaipes his wilinow
II he rules us ar the people OF Hrngars Bohenia and
Italy take arms sganst him to pun h hin, how hs
have the pretsnsion Of excluding the citizens OF the
United states from commerce win those thirty five mil
placed a under his iron rule We only say II Hands o
Whatever citizen OF the United States Will carry
merce with France. Joseph OF hapsoug has right to
d. it. But other citizens who would carry it on with
Kossuth, or the people Of Hungary have the
right whether there is revolution or no revelation
Thre was third humble wish which have express ssed-
it the recognition Of be legitimate character Of
the declaration of independence Of lunga-y believe,
thst it not ry intention 70 cla recognition thai
De faoio the vernon of Hungary. Unfortunately,
| am an exile snd therefore cannot be; but am by
right (Applause) What claim is respect for the
foyereien right OF a nation My nation has de.
Glazed its Will and It has never peen contradicted
by the orpressoTs OF my nation, and therefore, 1t
mus. be recognized as a righteous, lawful legiti-
IL reepect fact which is past! The reason is, be-
ceuse during our past struggles the sympathy OF
tion of your government to that AID gentleman
was sent by former President, for what!-to
cogIizs the Independence OF Hungary? No; he was
sent to ascertain how matters stood and what
the consequence Of it. Whie he looking and report
ing Russian interference came, and Hungary was
crilsktd Now yeu cannot imagine the Immense in
Guepce IL would have had II he had come 30 me aud
s4id Governor here am in the name Of the United
states to recognise your nation" Nppl!use) Tnere-
fore there is point which l would very much
Ike to zee recognized that the Declaration of In
dependence was legitimate. Thas onee enc declared l
ffue that 6, frat pa sep not only sstpVs
LuI gary because / would entreat You not TO
consider the principle restricted TO one soEntry-bu.
gertlsl for all the w5ll4--aermtrg, lt@g traa'e,
equally wnh Hungary. I believe the first step will
be, tkat L or in case my nation
should besfow its confidence upon another nan, h.
puts his foot upon Hungarian soi ami rai the sign
cf hh Legitimate authority derived from tna sovereign
viii Of ne people that very movement win i; b. recog
portapce 10 the tcaraton Of hungarian ndepen
tsch importance to il, slso bscGu chat legt nate
character OF &C. recognized the awul elt q lion Of
yae sympathy and private OPERATION, would osleve,
by tits very declaration be enlarged and could accept
many things witch offered re, which nowl cannot
sccopt the people because the have nized that
decura OF udependes Ia sful therefore,
is not about titles that carethey ara cf 10 value
care tti1g for them. but indeed highly care IN
oy,iy position to maintain tha dignity OF my people
enj that dignity OF my people cla ms chat thaic sovereign
will may be recognized to be tie legitimate sovereign
viii equally so yours was when yoi de Jared your
soye eigu VIII u Lecome nation applause Aud
the question is-supposs any person here would
pleased 10 besow individually, in their capacity,
ne ci Ees their ruence % carry on these principles
WI a. would be the 5e.t means TO employ You viii not
take pio for eSott beoau,e, ia3eed desire nothing
TO- yst npt only but scarcely Will aocsp enIthing
fer yseh am an humble mSn. modest Dy principle,
by sGectution; but / have the prid, Of my
stcs ~ 8ud perhaps even Too flr in that respect I
Il not depend uprn any body in the w1tt. | have a
o iu9ep rdeoce and therefore for myself there s
c. flf I1e bar my country am willing to b. called
es itical SEd win ty to be "a eooi a9 your words
~ telect tAtrotofe you for taking
She ibetg 10 point cut what consider bs best
tl oIrnte carry ont these pr ncples into practical
CT Itra. 'onle gentlemen night r.mem5es that
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