New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28

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a'ion. that II the opp'e SEQ nations OF Europe ~
not siSed 10 secure their nights and 10 restore nan
Ga MY ano peace, you Will encourage var, because
cesfots are thereby encouraged 20 uample down n
toI after nation. Nos, Almost throus hous he sAois
OF Europe. here Is Dot single nation, Of knd,.r
rsee TO tee people Of the United states, which en-
JOYS real copssituronsi government for thooSh
not republican, many OF the institutions of RnelseS
are kncred TO yours ard Ios we hear amoss he
every mall OF disposition already to invade thos,
Institutions by that p TT Of absolutism s,.es ~
usurpation OF Louis Napoeo con- SO goes o, "a :, vac
OF cespotsn, and so will continue to 10 "a NM
liberal Institutions remain, dangerous 10 ns own en-
istence. Even IN respect TO the efuson Of boo5
The present condt IN OF affairs Is more cruel than
war In which nations are eugAssj. Taks Rass,a Tor
instance Russia IS In con iticn OF peace II Won
psase-wfere there "a on one side master, and on
The oiher SIXTY millions OF oppressed people dspent-
ing on bis arbitrary power. Noboiy works for him.
sell. every body for master The effect OF ta,s
conoftion 10, that every Iaa is EMPLOYING his time
10 furnrh the Necessary means 10 the ambition.
tae injury: OF MISTER Just one degree s>ovs
himself Tho people are IN such a condition, that
the average age of human lie is only etsateea
ytars-thSt is taking tno population and the nor.
taliiy for a century. Yet Russia for the xrea.est
part, 10 country far more healthy than tie tnitsX
States, because here nature Is not yet quite devel
opsc, and the ex'rpa'ion of ancient foress for the
FRS. Thirty or forty years brings with il certain dis
eases in the territory Of the United States va,rh
are not a natural condition of your climate A.t
that Incidental effect OF the civil eaton OF toss
countries which will BY and by disappear. suil in
yeais-snd looking a, the dlsp,oportion yoa vii,
see the terrible condit on of the people IN Rp,,s
where the destruction OF human life Is mere terrible
and more sanguinary than any battle reco uded In
history. Therefore, may give your charitable a.
socisiion the assurance that by bes.owing your ala
to the cause plead, you DO not promote var bot
you help TO pus an end 10 o war, which Is exlsfus
mating natiCn destroying millions and mihons
who would DO spared II the war Of despotisa should
cease. Let me advert to another Circumstance
which may be gratifying to you You DO 10, ap-
pear in this act other then as citizens OF Ausics
and hope the great harmony, the national har.
mony " hich unltes her Inhabitants oil dfertns IA
tons, speaking different tongues viii always uEis
them in the great principle OF common freeion-
all loving this country for the security It aaorts
them IN the enjoyment of civil and religious ber-
~. know, however. tina. blood is blood. aud hs,
there is tie Of the community OF religion, CT Of
descent, though the race may be scattered IN differ
ent parts Of the world, ana therefore that tAOagA
you are here in the happy condition that your rs-
gion is no obstacle TO you 10 be free other cit-
zens OF the United States. YOU mus. feel wm-
patty toward those OF your brethren IN Europe Who
are not In this happy condition. but deprived OF many
social and civil rights and having their religion IN
projected by the laws. And Il will therefore, be
CRAFTY ing TO you to learn that consider my duty
of honor everywhere 20 state that In our past
struggled in Hun gary, no par. OF the people proved
itself more warmly devoted TO the cause OF the
independence for which we struggled than the Jew.
ish population Of Hungary We found am ng them
devoted, dlsntefested men, who offered their sef-
rendered much service 10 the cause They were
among those who in the general oppression, had
to feel the weight o. those institutions which debv
your persuasion IN Europe from the en)0yment Of
civil and religions rights. and who we're pushed
into the direction, the only one open 10 then, By
which, IL they could not become Tree, they should
al least become rich. And that Is precisely Inc rea-
son they are now peTsecuted, because Ausala wants
money, and where Il finds money IL takes IT.
(Laughter1 Now, too, the landed property Of
Catholic monasteT!Cs 10 being mortgaged TO obtain
a rev loan TO oppreis nations Every source Is
drying out and there is no help more. | mention
this as a proof that where l. finds money II takes
it, renewed laugh.erl and the pretext Is for the op-
preston Of your brethren, who were faithful TO
those principles for which We fought, and Ia which
we bsd so far triumphed that, were 1t not for the
interference of Russis, We should now stand an
honored and respected member OF the great family
OF independent nations OF earth. Loud applause
followed the conclusion Of the remarks Of kossulh
Mr.. Ezekiel informed the Magyar that II was not
as religious denomination they approached him,
but as citizens OF the United States and, as mem
bers of charitable association, 1t was their desire
to present him with their small mite.
KossUTH was then handed check for 500.
The ladies composing the Ladies Cincin.
neti Hungarian Association, numbering 400 or
1900, presented the Governor with $500 In cash,
and Mrs. Henry Teliair made a brief address on
behalf of the Association. She said that the
members of the Association sympathized with
the cause Of Hungary, and were willing to labor
in its behalf. As an evidence OF it she presented
him with check for $500. She desired nforma-
ton from him as to the course the Association
should hereafter pursue, and In CONCLUSION
wished him long lite, health, and a free home in
his native land.
Gov. KossurH then addressed the ladies as
follows, during the delivery Of which he was
frequently applauded
While receive with sincere gratitude,
the material aid which your tender hearts tender
me, to relieve my down. lrodden fatheriand, ALLOW
me to state that feel particularly obliged for the
delicate manner IN which you were pleased 10 ten.
der 1t, as also for this highly Interesting opportunity
OF expressing to the Cincinnati Ladies' Association
of Friends Of Hungary my warm thanks face 10
face, and not only through delegation.
Because, bowling with deep respect before this
blooming circle cannot forbear TO believe that q
Is more Than delegation which have the honor to
address, and thus receiving this pledge Of your SYM
patty for poor Hungary, have full reason TO 20.
manner Of this pledge. You know, Ladies, that tho
proud Soyereigns Of the earth wearing crowns,
which, by and.by, had become mark OF oppression
and not Of dignity, you know that the crowned
soyereigns are not very fond of republics or any
community OF social habits, with common humanity
that their very wedding .days are celebrated "per
procursl" by delegation.
Here, the people are sovereign, and you, ladies,
are the soyeregns Of the sovereign. And still you
come, in person, to betroth publicly your sympathy
to the sacred cause Of Liberty pledge the honor
OF my bleeding nation, whom You thus honor and
bless, that Il will never give you any motive 70
divorce.
Ladies, am often told that In this happy country
the ladies rule II is the lot of beauty TO be battered
too much-ladies so high minded as you prove 70
be, cannot take hatery II must be rather bore 10
them-dull business, indeed know. hope, there
fore, TO be excused for lot fsttering you. honor
you too much to fatter you.
Allow me- therefore, TO say that indeed don't know
II It be really true that In America the ladies rule
rather feel inclined TO DOUBT about IT, precisely ~
cause heard II often ayowed by the gentlemen Oh
America have the experience that precisely tnese
men let themselves DO the least ruled BY the lsaies
who speak the most about being ruled and those
are the most ruled who give themselves the ndicu-
ous air OF petty domestic ,yrsnts before the woria.
But however this may be, 30 much know, tnat
every lust cause must thrive to which you bestow
your tender care there Is the blessing 20 Of lore
In eve ~ thing which you do and love is the almighty
principle OF all vitality In heaven and on earth
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