New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07

20 interfere for the enemy and then look down and
wonder what deeds they will do: Are they not tae
fp!riis Of storms mounted on Oaming stations NO
they aye The youth Of Hungary pldns-ii s the young
shepherd he cattle and horsekeeper aud the farmers
son-heTOes BY birth and soldiers Of patriotism
And who are those who plunge into the rapids hoat-
inc ith ice and climb with their nails the steep shores
lined with roaring csnn0ns, rafting mnskcts and ort
ling bayOLcsor hose who charge on horseback o.rn-
cad. bridges, and those .ho IAN win ne shout HHr
rql for he faarand" and no are those dead, slreco-
ed on the bloody battle field, With manned limbs and
with gaping wounds but with smile upon their frozen
lipsi Wen, they are the youth Of Hungary-the IN
bamfd oenigods-the peoples cons.
Do you take that spkt for broken and hathre Gl pa
rioB for quepched because the Car interviewed and
becsuse Gofgey betIayedi
There's rage whore but anger was, and blazing
fame where but gisened spark. All the NOBLE asp,
IatOns If the youthful heart-the love Of freedom and
the alteration Of the faherlaDd-a these are yet awe
But thing there s yet more, and that u the tnrstir
revenge That youth has yet, gentlemen, great MS
sion TO fulfill; and YOU also Americas young me n, you
have a great, sacred mission 10 fulfill 800
The young 81 Albany are well aware OF tnis
great mission. United In association Tor nbetyi tney
marked the direction for the public policy and for the
private sympathy % America.
Liberty thai IL the word--not only American-not
Enclish-nOt bish, not uungaIian-nOt OF any par
tcusr nsiiOu-but Just liberty for ALL with all Wiling
b. assert il ard able 10 maintain II only that love OF
nations Is martaDed and dsgpo unit % crush these
laws then be the league Of liberty against the league oil
detpotsrn.
And it gratifying TO see that in this age Of con
fciiug iutercstiu hi5 Of the almighty dollar
in Ae ica also again the youths first 10 take the
bold stand Of Provdendal necessity Old age likes 10
dwell in the rccolectiols the past and ml--aSng the
speedy march Of ytars Oien IL lncatd 10 take tue
prudence Of ULts time, fOt 10 wisdom OF midsummer
ds Manhood s. bent down u tho cares O tue passing
moment and holds 80 closely his eyes the sheet Of
! today that It screens the "t)morTo@ from his
sight But the impulse Of the young heart makes MIN
take high stand, whence he looks boldly upon the lar
sight ar does shrink before the giant shapes Of
approaching evonts the eagle-your country YIN
bol-shIiDks not before the dazzling rays OF the sun
The pat belongs 10 the old the present, 10 manhood
the future 10 the youth and the past 20 this future M u
be psned because swift is the pace Of never resting
time--in the twinkng of an eye the future become
present and the prcseuf past Thus blend together tho
Interests Of age claiming from every age its part and
tie part Of the youth energy II j. energy which hrst
climbs the m0urtair topand the top u gldes by the
rising sum- when in the valleys yet the gloomy shadow
dwet-theT il cold IN that shadow and the shadows
! Of the past IRE cCldost OF all
Gentemen-I happen 70 be in America when the par
ties meet in conflict and il Is curious sight Tor an In
partial stranger los at that boiling cauldrOn OF party
! brewers
see old party denominations remain but the
| gone by; and when out Of the interest which the
operation Of your iDs udOns must raise in the mind
al every thinking man, ask 10 the right and to the le
what is the contemplated new isuei what Is the great
difference in the principle encompassing great common
inerest OF the whole broad community capable to STIR up
the enthusas of the at large as you have seen
in IackfoD's time What is such contemplated new Is
rue either of the the other party or Of both When
! ask such QueatiOD, then one answers me-"Weii
we arc reiomers and our antagonists are the hold
backs:' and another answers me Wen, SIR, we ara
Liberal Conservative and the others are Anarchists
Iut my thirst for instruction is easily quenched
/ say-"We, this is fine phraseOlOgy-rei
backs-hbcral Conservatism hy-hne words, In
deed.
"Sourd them it does become the mouth as well
Weigh them, il is as heavy
A. Cassius with that lean and hungry look would SAY.
But the question What spirit can they start Ia the
peoples mind What the practical new issue Of those
words applied TO a special aimr pom this question
the answer gets
"The issue, sir; well ihatis-indeed, can't tel
acy but after all, NUT get the pow err, come into
the Office you know that is a.'
WEI get into Office for certain designed political
aim that understandable Office as aim by itself that
cant understand wiki my dull brains.
And, indeed that's no aim 10 electhy the lnasses
with the whole people of party denomination cannot
come into Office after all Then what constitutes the spe-
cial difference between Wings and Democrats The
Union Well that Is not yet gone down 20 party cues
ton, thank God. Republic That stul less Is party
question. Few the men Ike that travelled American
who wrote me that Democratic Republic 10 the worst
of human inventions and the pageant OF Constitution
al Monarchy the best Of all ORR it, perhaps the ques-
ton Of Sste Rights--Or self government No there
s-theIe be party Ia America adverse to her gov
Ornamental institutions, and fond OF the idea eheI OF
Capitalization or Of Parliamentary OnDipotence
Or Is it the Compromise perhaps Wei, tina: Is asaln
70 new issuc-lh8ts issued, and after all II may D'
question between the state a, and the State b, but Il
a
America
mix with the internal questions of any country except
nv own hut the international relations and toe policy
rosulug thoToOm and applied thereto, Is OF interest
common 20 all humanity. Ny own unfortunate country
is and will be one object Of IT, Ihereore.l may ciuntne
privilege 10 have an opinion, and 10 tel that opinion on
And thus II say. the issue Of the next administration
is IN the quarter Of foreign policy New times nave new
ntccssidcs-new necessities claim new issues, ana new
issues claim new patlorm-D4otd as me luture am
comprehensive like America.
or for voice 70 say" Here is urpla'torn-Wc
viii secure the future of thia Republic by making l.
take the pr 1Ud position Of hrstrate power on earn
We will save the Union from the danger Of domestic
disputes end fostering il ties by asserting the right to
have the voice speak IN the great political transactions
ofthc world, avoce which, just and bold because repu5
and true no de DOT On earth shall dare to disregard
We will allow the balance Of political power 10 be
upset in favor oi the absoutistical. We VIII mantain
IN our iueruau nal relations those LOFTY principles %
! which our fathers appealed for our own country IN
The Declaration of Independence. The new acfl.
sons Of oar territory claim tie more vital Interests
resulting thercirom claim It, and social and material
RELATE ne With the Oh World claim d. eDd our power,
cur cj-Iy, cur principles clhm it-our security tt-
oures IT, and the world threstc ing dan. l.rHs &C.
Either am sri ken with perfect bindncsS, -entle-
/ men, or the people would answer with laundering
cheer 20 sul D voice. and indofse that PLATFORM
! pledge itself % thsl issue with enthusiasm.
/ Young men Of Albany is this MOI an issue which you
Gplt tCc when you rm'd ourselves into au Assl
c'ahou Tor Liberty. Is il but the generous asp.retJu.
/ Of he y0ung bcCt realized by noble cXcrtons In the
social hc and also tie patriotic energy Of the cid
zen which undHIes the character o. your Association
! g. Indicated by the aim. LbeiHt
| C,ltlomeu, rcmcmier Tic banner ylu have CD 81
! Remember the purpose for you have ei-Liherty
I to- Europe 90 Humanity Remember Hungary,
bon re noble devotion az her youth 81 the youth Of
! Europe 20 tie cause of Freedom Farewell
It.s speech was listened to with deep attention, ard
St many points was loudly aqlaudcd \. s close, the
Young Mems Committee ON Material Aid consisting
! Of Mcssrs BARNES WISE and Lrv. come forwa %, and
Mr. IaiNLs CA tehalt Of he Young Men presented
/ hDsspru purse containing nearly SL01l
Military Acrdcry at West Point.
4 Correspondence I B. Nsoars usv ..e....er
WEsT ioNT, "Wednesday, Jase 81 -52.
The Board of Visitors assembled here
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