The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-23

w roern'ipe the fourcainns of the moral p,wer a.i
sBn 'Isttnt ons Of tbis republic that We know no
cnestcs b-veep pstsraIz-d acd native born citizso
dpe 10 Ion cue to one j. eqsY .n Of right
either or upon those decsrei thsr Intentions
Become citizens ana rsrouocsd thsr sllsvisnoe to
thsT former government must bs pro oily resentsd
he' oved Th-t hs President o, the Uaiad state has
aprooTistely exores cd hs imsat- II people
MS iheuguf that We reiterata IA hi- Ia "rh.s
the ,ighs which bslocg NJ nari1o ara not al ,no
70 be rosarded but th which psr-ao cvey cazso
sscreoiy maintained so long ~ can osro evsry
star in its place on that eosxu without wealth
o1h.e Tor bin pretsrmsot or tile to ecare for him
p)Sce 1t will be his privilege aud must oe his acsn,w
legged right TO stand unsbshsd ia the pee,cs
prices with proud conscoutness toat he ht .-if
one OF nsion o. scvere'gns cod that be canaot in
legitimate pursuit yendsr far from home the
rent whch be shall Leave behind the place which
ro~ occ7py viii thot rude haud of power or Of
tyranny is laid upon him with im ,uni.y Hs mu.t
resiz. that upon every and every soil where our
enterprise msy ghsfuly tset the prorscriou Of our
flag American cttizeosbp IL invoabls pan0ply for
the security IT American rishtsn - That we nave i'm.
pc' confidence that the Pre- den s carry out to tho
ier er every seohment contained IN his inaugural
Resolved That we viii rot be bulied by all tho
bned po~ers OF the Old Wo-d That we know our rahs
wi en- he struggle IL Between freedom ueht and ac-
too on the one hard and oppression ard tyranny she
oner We sna os iounn as Ss ever the cram
Wiling TO Interfere Ia the internal asrs Of any foreign
government we c-nDot withheld expression OF
heartfelt sympathy with The do xn trodden and when
fortune svors their advert they
the protection Of flag p dsc sring
beC me of hereby esove dec n any
violence offered to them will be daeuei :hmeot
upon our rights and prime p'es and that rnooa honor
security ud nd Of US 10 arm in cause gh,ch
nyolyea onr IL dvionrl safety and peace
Rec ol.ed That heteoy tender ntaety welcome to
the oppressed Of all natioos a-surog tbsm thai the
DYING principles for woi6h they have suffered aod
persecuted are equally sacred with us. and that ~
b,o'bsIs We ,hn' maintain the truths uttered and de
clased by the fathers of the Revolution OF '76
Ree0v'd That copy Of 'he,e resOjutsOns duly car.
tilted be rentsd TO CAPTAIN Iagrah.n Nc sro Con.
sui ohleys and the President OF the Ueied States
1t is almost unnecessary to coy that thoe rosoudons
were passed with unanimous Affirmative As soon rs
they we're adopted, john HALE Introduced to the
uesiing and when the applause ~1th which he was rs-
c.Veo bad subsided he spoke follows:-
Mr. President, Ladies' and Geo Il men n-Fe!lox c!ti.
zers- and when rag telc citizen the phrase
no restrictive sense mean fellow tzens, vic
World or bo the soil--f-uow taAps al (Grea.
cheering From the first Of August 1920 when ths
they might 40 in rhs wilderness o. th,s Ne
items Of tho temple Of liberty. no to the 10.
Dent ! addIess you, with the solitary exception
of rhe declaration Of American independence there has
bten no single incident In American history tnat has
thrilled 10y heart Ike thct ipc.deut
, memorato thi. evening (Creers) Il was but this
morning that the pas,isy Of your c,mnttae in.
formed me that humble individual ayreif m gat
be exIecied 10 werd Wien Considered tns g.
ni,uds of he subject was OF 10 to cohesive the res
son but your chairman has explained It all Tnere are
feuy in the m'I d. Of hs prudent .ha ths gong
to bscone unpopular, a'd they thought that Who
so lorR connected with Unpopular ubisct should
address you this evening. Qauehter) Welt there
s,De Who are not willing to ie the impulses o. your
pendent at ,hs sacreo cali they ~ant to scrutinYe
ard zee it Is proper that such august psr~onagcs
ss they .tsv are should 1s BE- moved Tnsy van, lag
any pie of such thog before hsy will copsent to
be moved. Uspghter) Well great many want to
know If tie is any precedent fur U.pcan Ingrah.a's
cohduct, and they eHssged in stud, ng thrtr
peoeden's. ssy for one, dont oeevs they viii dud
precedent, anc hocs they uoa't (tanghser ana 80
pause should be sorry that tn any orecsdt 1T
and ray It IL lot The cu'y IF bis 'epubc TO olo~
have no doubt that tbc,e leneuen no are stud na
prt dents viii 6nr ugh for wrorg Oppression aod
Violence and ouiIeae ana robber, -,sey viii dnd ni
to fun Of ihsm buta d m manly devoted self sscr
fcirg desoon to liberty snd priocpe 1t r BE- dcait
for them to and many Well. roG this little affair of
KosziE which first rhriiisd with pleasure
have thought he bsst eulagizd ny pie sta
NEXT Of facts-tor the smpc' of it s the subhm
Last June, there might have b. en- found in Ut the
c,tios Of A,ia Minor, solitary rdiv'dua The iaud
poism had done its worst. Toe OF that is.d Driven
TO desperation BY tho aeght OF tie cnatcs thns onoc
.hsm Tore ., In the ene ey Ct depar and mach
themselves bepeoth 'ha BANKER Of Liberty and bio daft
70 the hosts OF tyranny. (Cn..rs Bat 1t
ned In the pu1 OF PovideGce that the battle
wsxed hot and the hosts If liberty
tho ht sne somc OF thoso sur vved cams here
that they light f. home Among them Koszta.
among the 0Ist acts vhco sigma red his dev toa 10
land solemn oeca ratiCn o bec0 citizen ana to
allegiance to all poontacs of forsga po~ers
aso especially that potentats against whom hs had
fought. VOW, What VAS tic position be occupied Tae
government Of rio United SsAtea required M prer,.
s1y STEP TINT he oud reuOunce Gil allegiance thS
wo as Of he statute to al foego Orincss po,entate
late The sntict Thst is the Gst condition sni
Ko conpl CD With It. And Is there
obligation the e,t of tho government ahch ne na-
perg ged lis SseiaDosY h Il octle ~.d -ho bes fang
e ia toe Of his former rulers AID said ss
help Inn God be rcanced It forever say shat
nor
protect hm How far shall ve Go y? Just exactly to
1be extent 70 far they rrascs citizen Of the soil
tecause tbis Ea.trr OF protection don't nomit OF
siop IL ie god for the Shoe, 1t is god FOR
ard If you dn't protect hin TO tho full il.
srouns' 70 nothi.s contend tbat The duty OF prosec
tor The OF the gcvernsnt bsgrs at tue no
nent renounced the allegiance f. shea he na, Hsd
purposes be has gone abroad We'll the moment n "a
steps outside the republic dce be sc bis pro econf
Not at all Well the officers ct the Cm Of Aasoia
seized biu violently in contradiction end in .ootrav
ton OF the lawa Of patIons Just look the deso+ts
| s,tpat on In which he placed He was In the
bar ds Of one Of the Oldest monarchies Of Europe
| aud tho rect sympathzing With it. BE iooloi
upon the eets but there representative auoLg
them Of the ;. American asg Bat it 80 hapoeOed
Smyrna gallant little soop Of war (chesre) ana fro,n
ber masthead aoaed tina sars aud ssipes Ho toongst
there hope Ard since tho Gay the Star Of Bssno.
hem sbcpe upon The Saviour Of tho world Ia his crade
there star that shed such refugvnce that on
poor BdsZta II may DO aid IL accident But
ive i. provide n,ai II happened that there
board ~ho hac heart IN hts bosom what cvorv
avail commander has not--nnd whom he lGec If
this pdtsiduaL what cid hc do IL Ia written thera
(s Halo here pointed to the inscription already nInded
tCheers There Ia another feature in this affair
strikes my fancy wonderfully aud that that Cap. Ia
grahs nnoe short work OF 1t. IL about eight ia the
NOR. IL that Ihe fra ncs aao scot that Koszta
pus, b. eivcred up in three hours-mbout the time L.
would tahe to nahe ooe prosy ppeeca In congress.
daughter Ard Koszta not delivered up tna
tine, hon they ~ero TO learn wfat Ceptsn Iasya.
ham hsd In reserve (Mnre laughter Nov Cap
tain Irgrohsrn wac prudent man, and he gave the
word 10 have the ship ready for action. ae are
pared for tho 6oepes,ts contingencies of ths dseedsa
conscet hescro Elm Tho forco against him was rty
eDrs and ho had but twenty. Nov there ~ho
would consdfr that cat discrepancy, but Il ocy
two to opo Usuah'er) ITO Anstrias cav tina: Capt
IHprnbsn In earnest and before rho hour arri 20
Eo' zta aent on shore (Cneors) Now what Ian
euaee con asd to the sublimty of this simple recital
fhere that little chip with the npd stripes
floating at ahe mast heai ard undcd by tho fsess
OF the mot ecprse Of sc eerth bu her gallant
deY tros to his pspcples and With the .csy
OF the doctrines he proclaimed achieved q triumph
in tho fase OF all tho allied powers Of tho world (Ap
piause. Now tell prudent friend they esnnnt Il d
a txu funar NJ n Al