New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02

ksLsfos sent,nenss, 10 ~ mich the establishments OF
VIE {oar ,.,Ri. = made 70 exist, and nothing m my
humble ssI ;od thai in some part. q Eur ope is the
-rhcn cloud II seen when tnteS ems thunoer
s.s % rirs all the bells, that oy % motion OF "a
aoi ssnerrous cloud may be dispe.led. Now gentle
al ~ true that the voice Of re people Il the voice
x ne ringing bell Of the '.oice Of public opinion
- become the opportunity nat will dispel tue clouds
q iyrrsny on earth iCeethsl thsnk you Tor you,
sindness and hope you G 60 on ringing that bell and
siye you my word thai my people will add to thar ring
ne-t6e roaring of cannon the rafting Of muskets ana
,he clsshng Of swor dispe the clouds OF desposm
cloud many cher nations and threaten TO darken that
sty where the sun Of freedol he's heretofore snone
rndiumed and that's the sky ofyour country IN IA
Continue 10 ring that bell, gentlemen; w. ,,rst
The roaring of cannon and the triumph OF Liberty must
An immense crowd had assembled 70 hear this sPeecn'
and those who heard, manifested entire sa''
v...,,.h ,rss now conducted 70 opca carriage,
49, nv four grew horses The Mayor and ExMsyor
Issveprorth were seated In the carriage with MN IA
~ newt carriage were kossuths suife-then followed
ssy,isees containsng the Aldermen, the Auburn Com,
uittee the Clergy and gentlemen Of the Committee OF
Arrangements. The Military Firemen, ana oinerent
soeictes formed 10 line along the carriages ana tns
processon wound through the principal streets TO the
Park Along the route Of the procession, the people
had assembled Ia considerable numbers and many oil
she dvelling houses well business buildings were
Decorated with American and Hungarian flags, and
across the different streets at number OF poats nags
were stretched while trcolor pennants noateo rom
great msny windows The eagle to which kossu,h nsa
slbpded In HE speech borne In front OF him In me
carriage and was considered prominent feature oil
The display.
Nearly O0O school children with their teachers, and
an immense crowd of ladies' and gentlemen, had here
assembled and when Kossuth anne IN sight
a with one voice. Kossuth was BREEZY addresseo "
the Mayor, when be spoke few minutes 10 tne Gnu
drep hoping that the interest they then manifested In
The cause Of liberty would continue through their ves
ard animate their pursuits they would be good cr'
gems and the best safeguard OF their country hoery
Mr. Bingham, Of one Of the schools MADE shorl ana
spirited address of encouragement TO kossutn, as
teacher in the highest walks of learning and hossun
thanked him heartily, when the procession moved on TO
the Globe Hotel ,r THE HOTEL.
Here fine display was made from the windows by
lsdies who waved Hungarian flags. When hossuth
aiehted from bis carriage he was cheered with spirit
The eagle was borne before him. and, amid the cheers Of
the ueople he entered the hotel On the stairs he
met by the ladies who had waved flags from the win.
dows. He passed between lines of them to hts room,
while the colors OF his country were waved py iar
hands over his head.
THE AFTERNOON MEETING.
The afternoon meeting held at the First Presby-
terrain Church II was crowded with bondhoiders
Kossuth was welcomed handsomely by Mr.. Baldwin,
and he responded as follows:
Specch.at Syracuse.
GENTLEMEN: The fancy of the surveyor
Who In first tracing the lines of townships in Western
New-York stood godfather to the nomendstion of fu
ture thriving cities had certainly no idea OF it, thsthere
would be a time when the exled Chief OF Hungary,
whom Austrian perjury and Russian intolerance drove
from his native land and American generosity restored
10 the activity of freedom out Of diplomatic prison in
Asia approaching In his wanderings your city, gen.
temen, would find in the very name of Syracuse new
line TO souowia reflection and an appeal TO your sym
patty.
lowed by reeoecons OF classical history, here amid the
Young people of the New World the youngest and still
The strongest of Christian civilization and OF Liberty
Citizens OF Syracuse, remember the Syracuse OF old
Carthage OF the competitors for the dominion OF the
world as Russia s upby its influence Dyonsius
The Tyrsnt become King the Republic OF fair Sy
racuse Russia set up Francis Joseph the Tyrant 10
be kngly murderer Of Hungary. The representant OF
Door syracuse went 10 the mighty and hourshing Co
ninth to claim protection against violence, as now claim
protection against law expressing violence for Hungary
from Notwithstanding like Corinth but thousand
tmes mghtier than she was CoIinth granted the
claimed protection 10 Syracuse 1t has not been power
full armies she has thrown into the scale but the prestige
of her and The of her energy represented
by the virtues and valor of Timoleon and the Republic
OF Syracuse was saved and DJonisius the Tyrant be-
came schoomaster In the Cornh, which free and
therefore neither fearful jealous granted asylum
even TO fallen kings and made them schOonasters-a
better and worthier possession than TO a crown
We'll, 10 is no bad omen, gentlemen; Francis Joseph
may yet want asylum also, though scarcely believe
coed to make him good schoolmaser. No. the blood.
thirsty ambition Of that young tyrant nused by wicked
mother, herself member Of society which unfOrtu-
nately gains ground in America processes all means
be good only attended by success No. the bloodthrsty
ambition of thai yrant, not even the penentisry OF
Auburn could cure, thong indeed he has more crimes
TO repent than all crimes recorded in all pententarles
of the world oh, for that spirit of vigorous freedom,
when republican Corinh saved ancient Syracuse from
kipgs Where will / fluid 1imoleon If find no
Tmoleon then may be excused from exclaiming,
hall IA.
OF age even Republics are more what they have
been Of yoie Is not America thousand times mighter
than Cornth WIS Yes she Is but Is not the number
which Athens had 20 900 citizens when she
defended Europe against the countless hordes of Persia
and she had stl 10000 when Demosthenes Phoraneus
counted them in the marketplace as slaves exposed for
sale The spirit had departed from the number aud
they became slaves notwth standing their commerce.
their science and their ats. Had Cornth more reason
10 fear the preponderance OF Carthage than all the
world and America Within has 10 fear the preponder
anes Of Russiai Was there interest ia the fact
that over the ReIabc of tyrsut should rule
puppc Of Carthagenian ambition, than there is
universal interest In the fact that the Hungarian Repub
DC should not by tyrsn the tool and sate
/, lite of the ambition ofRussai
To answer that question, let me explain the real bear
ing ofliussian intervention Ia Hungary.
vii not try to rouse your passions. will address
como unpreendng remarks 10 the tried wisdom OF your
intellect In continuing to eucidate the second pat OF
that topc on the rst OF which spoke at Buffalo II Is
not excitement but persuasion which seek, that II may
be lasting when ana far-thst you may reinetnbeT
Hungary whenever the logical fatality of events sends
you over the ocean iiaings that the predictions 90
often have told in all the parts of your Republics broad
territory, have been true Excitemen, may be out Of
fashion, some like to ssythough the excitement of
Republican consistency and Republican, generosity never
should out Of fashion IL this Gland of the free and
home OF the brave" But though excitement be out of
fashion truth hope, will never be SO in syracuse
Gentlemen, like the destination Of laws In well.
regulated community Is 10 protect right jpstce and se
curly Of every individual, rich or poor, powerful or
weak, and to protect his life ssrinst yolepce and his
property sgainst,he encrosehents of fraud nd crime
just the destir alton Of the laUs of nations Is 10 s
cure slhe independence even of the smallest States
nom the epcroaolmcnts Of the rost powerful ones
Force win prevail INSTEAD Of rgh long rs al indie
pen6eai nations do not unite for the maintenance of
those ss upon which the security Of all nations rests
cay all rstions, beeSosc weakness "a but compa alive
and not absolute combination o. several leSsued