The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-20

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pabsanism the Of their nature, their
sympsths their ptions, their ideas Of duty, pro-
ge~ liberty, and human slorySh It not vsntur-
nanitiss out Of which they come are unat for
that cor dton Of society And government In which
rmsnt has for ths time bsing failed in Europe none
will dsny That the failure was, to certain degree,
oxineto the prscipiste Of the rsvou zionist them
selves especially in France cannot be denied Such a.
al events, is NY convic ton But heard do La
OF FsSIua that sEs in.1.uss
and goli Of William Pitt had stimulated an susta nsd
the war in La Vspdes That tAs policy was revi yea In
1s4S And sivey copied by he Absousts the Eu
rope~n continent not hesitate 10 assert. this
am sat fed, that had there been kings in tbs way
rspubcanism would have had airer trial aud the issue
would have been different Hal Baden fair triaR Had MI
lanS Had vencef-had Romes-had fair trAlp Why
these bleeding cities had not much breathing tms
Frsm the dawn TO the night fall they were in action II
they hung up their for hour u wa but to
bury their dead children Who kept them In the sheer
Who keIt them In disorder taroaisncs, atd frenzy II
dsordsrly turbulent and frsnss and versa thAn all
their august kingshps--ith their conspracies, sed
lions and revots against the psople-let ii cir king
chips stand responsible Repubicanism WAS choakea,
for the poisonous weeds were BY a generous care
lsssnsss left rooted in the soil The soil is good and
win give forth ruit like that which feast this night
when IL has been upturned thoroughly sftec and from
bar eful root ard vermn pnr fed Thus the OBJ
lection OF the olity of rspu o,Anm With the
European disposition The sty the Euro
pean disposition With rspu olcansm Away with it 1t
Is the phosophic explanation Of the roobsr. Il ia
argument Of the tyrant the world over .sThs-s was
tims ssidIord Chatham when Roman Senator reason.
ing upon such principles, (the question Of AEerioan
liberty was before their Lordshps and pointing to the
holiness There people hat will never rise 10 cvilza
ton-there is people eestinsd never to be ree Let
that sufice-httle remains for say Yet
much ~ have said eehaf of order and process
sion OF events in Europe, TO my mind human perects-
biity on this earth not attainsbs John Mitchell bs
lsves not in the Millennium, do l. With the suthor
Ct the "Rsvot Of Islam, held that
'Every heart contains Perfsctions germ
But that this germ in condition OF existsrcs here
viii be, De- to the highest point of maturity de
veoped is what dare predict fear the best con
diton will be, at the best detective But that it
us to seek the best that tis our duty to mount higher
mp the mountain, and plan. banner tbs pe.k
est to the sun that accs sibthis, with all who
permit the DIVINE pulses within them to sway
will be exultirgy admitted That repubhcsnsm is that
ofer emnence to which nature should aspire that
purer atmosphere there surrounds it. strengthens
rges and exhil2rates that the action the mind at
that elevation is the freer and brighter
and all its purposes the active generous and
rageous thai the ou receives there broader measure Of
eugence that there that summit fewer obstruc
tons between 1t and the light; and that tse passions
which trouble and obscure lover alton roll or ks the
cloud below it, thst repnb canism to me, and
that felt Hooked do dag from the Cats
kill and saw the storm passing at feet along the face Of
the precipcethi this confess WITH pture That there
Is in Europe the bon TO Ascepdto leave the region
of fog and stagraut waters ana decayed tmber--atd
lay the foundations OF auss where the soil is
fresh and eagle and nature looks most glorious
this joyfuliy believe. What though il il
which smots III. princes hip ana high in is4s are
bound in fettsr Of brass made tbs blind sport
OF their foesf WHAT II oagh the evil ones have been
aled Anc the perured have been namd holy; and tina
blood of the people mixed with the wine OF the princes
and the bridal couch spread the red earth OF the
slain, and Examinations oe@ildsr the memory of those
VII mourn and the gibbes is Disguise! in lamps, and
flowers and the relics imperial wars and the seolAte
laugh hystercely 10 their in oxica and the reign OF
the wick cd is jubilee and he spreadeth himself like
green bay tres, his poser is supremeY 1at Yecks
If 1t shall pass the dream Of he druakard-as the
pride from the diunkard Of Ephraim OF this
not the kings oascious in this the day of
their exaltationf Otherwise why this hesitation with
N sfyin tho 1n-d VIII malt
invol .tle invadedY Otherwise, Why this e.dess
game of negotiation when the laws of nations bro
ken through by hordes Of brgandswsen the frontiers
OF ancient Lationary invested-.he balance o.
pows. REPRESENTATION insisted oneKermins,ion
threat sned? Why this nexhAusols exchange of notes
and messages and notifications, and manifestos and
protocols and notices to quit these conflicting provsos
accspa ces eyasions reflections Interpretations which
interprs; nJtaipg, ultimstums which but lame
couclusions aud arrangements which perplex and dSl,
cate the entire system of pnl'y, diplomacy and COM
msrcs-why this inermnabe conner Of why this
inextdcable confusion of tonsussY What say their
Msestiesf few they would have eaped into
the aeid upon the slightest proyocatiou But the
knight and their So ares ap1 their IN n 1T arms en- e.
the hsts With dictionaries and text boos and pare astt
rolls explanatory OF lite teies Now the f.te Of
nations the Of leyiens decided with all the d.
htory cunning of suit in cnauc-ry. Precrastrxtion
rroullsel This the triple legani on
Arsxc said G.neral Caygnsc to officer OF infantry
At the tuners. of that noble scholar Yes replied the
officer with forty rounds OF bal.csrtridge il our
pouches" In that arecdots resd tae explzna-
tion of that mysterious web which c9rsrs Ell
four corners Of tbs royal work table The riddle Is solved
there IL a corsp'racy uGesr every throne Ia West
opened thor Oh heavily barred ana chandpslth issues
from It pgins of the hroud, and locking up levels the
arrow 81 the victim, who reclines the massive slab
above. Lock 20 TIE throne Of he boy Of Eapsburx!
Look to the throne of the u ch descendant OF the Cor
cam L-ok TO the th,oae cf the Gl.lph Within each
death has been Imprisoned. From out Of each death
breaks his way Agains. the proud proprietor OF each
death aims his annihilstirg shaft. And the sps,,re
having risen shall put on radiant shiks the bones in
q "A mi
nations Of Europe" there shall be 3 resurrection
muttr dinous aue retugent than that of tn. House OF
Israel So be it.
The eloquent speaker sat down amidst snthusia.s tic
cheers.
The PRESIDENT read the next regular toast
The Press-Wth the Of truth, it is sword for JUS
hce and bucklsr for Freedom.
M Mitchell here retired rom the table.
HORACE GREELEY responded. He said
he woud respect the hour their feelings BY being
OF Europe sent their men, who added dignity to the
press. among them, John Mitchell stood FOREMOST aud
70 establish. He rejoicea toat the plains OF Van
Diemsn's Land gave to US this soldier Of liberty
The President read the next regular toast
The Army, Navy and Militia Of the United Ssates-Ths
projection OF our frontier and hTesde. Star Span
gled Banner.
captain REED having retired there was no rssponsd
The eighth regular toast
P J smyth-To Whose ganantry and devotion
sne PIoenCo VI our guest, Joun AHo SUI
der Boy.
Mr.. P. SxYrH, after some PREDATORY remarks, said
But viii not be guilty Of arrogang to myself the sole
or even the chief merit Of this achievement Il is true
that the liberation Of the State prisoners had been with
me for many day darling dream; 1t Is true that
bound to them by political association personally
to al Of them and enjoying large extent believe
their oopf depce had medtated long and anxously
tho pfosct the realization Of which this night cele
brats To that body which furnished with
means Of accomplishing this pur poss-to the Irish Drec
tory-sre your thanks In the first instance due Most
of the members Of that body here present They
known to 81 of you-known to be men OF as unsuled
character any in this city They havs been subjected
nevertheless much c,umny and vituperation Hence
forth In to all aspersons its integrity It's
spirit reference may be made, not merely to the perso
nal respectabity Of the members OF the Directory not
merely to the sAnoiy of the which heads "a list,
but to something which this practical age Is valued
highly, to a,t-an fat dooorlp which viii live
forever In the grateful recollection Of the friends Of the
exles and Of liberty. (Applause) Alone and uasiled
in Van Neman's Land, could have som plishei NJ