New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-25

| thty shah disi snc new special co1ri' having been
patisd up IN hsse they have been doomed and ereaeI
Was that assassination committed to brighten poisos sssas
LA lChsers No political assassin. defninei 70
violate morality do 90, far death Why Therefore re-
new that ION, inaic;ary assassination 20 which r, .,L
ysny, Of immortal Ipory. fell victim IN equal man
nerl Why 10 ierry with public opinion az homo spi TO
peTyert with public opinion abroad much they ACID
of t. But in Their bind anxiety sometimes happily hrv
choose this Elf q car'oas steps lived retired
life for many months Thesympathy ~ pubic opinion
still with me for my eontrys sake vas sure Of IL; the
straight upright honest heart q the peopls Of England dos
not change in its moral SectoNs ike : wetfsrcock bat
have Of course. other things 20 do than % speak
always Of poor down toaden Huussry when there
CASTOR for IL and scarcely ntfac tor nonhs
And they thought Now the me-there is pubic opn.
ion more to support hmet US strike some blow a hin"
Wei. they wanted pubic opinion manifested again.
lCheers Here they have cheers snd csn have Of
IT, il they please. without any COOPERATION OF uline-
Cheers Old EDglands seose Of Justice rl do what 10
right But what is the clue oihs pubic opinion The
name Of Shakspere carries back my memory so far
1887 For having dared 10 claim my lawful right Twas in
prison oil the voice Of my nstoas universal incgnaoa
released For months was there in Sdsmp, lonely
chamber seeing neither the sky nor the earth With nons
Of those nexhsastbe consoaoos which boun'ul nature
affords TO misfortune and sufferincs. Ana there wss
without book TO read without Pen 10 wrss there
with God, with my Tranquil conscience and with med
iiaton alone. Cheers But it is esfa to be thas alone.
with nothing 20 arrest the musng Imagination RISES
its dreadful wings and carries the mind IN ,gnes fht
to Portent0us regions OF which philosophy has
dIeamt gathered up all the strength Of my mind and
bade il stop that dangerous soaring Cheers II was
done, and got afraid OF nsyself Cheers 30 told my
aer 10 give me something toread "Yes answered they
but nothing political" well give me Shaxspsre with
English grammar and dictionary that you viii take
trust not TO be political "Of course not answered they
and gave to me- and there sat musng OVERT Formonhs
il sealed book 10 as the herogypbs long were to
Chsmpoion, ard Layards Assyrau monuments sill
But at last the light spread and drank In full
cups with neverquenched thirst from that linpd source
of delightful instruction and of instructive delight Thus
learnt little English know But learnt something
more besides. l learned politics What politics from
shaks Yes gentlemen. What else are politics than
auA hat
philosophy but the knowledge OF nature and of the human
heart and who penetrated deeper into the recees Of
the my than Shakspere did He fun me the
meditation wrought out the rest
ears passed my headyears full OF strange vctssi
tudes which amid their incfSsant comprehensive tolls.
Rave leu % the patriot 10 the pubic 10 he legislator 10
the minister and last 10 the governor occupied 10 detend
his country against the unjust attack of two empss-ha
left say no time and the subsequent exile in Turkey no
opportunity 10 renew acquaintance with that mate but
eloquent teacher of mine and really thought hstong
forgotten the little Of your language had learned from
malignant soorn, told the world what glorious task It
would be for Lord DudeyStuar 10 carry my arri-
val in England from town to town like strange beast
and 10 tire out his eoquence ia Introducing TO the
men of England to whom would bow expresSvely with
growing howl like full blood Indian OF the far West not
being able to utter one English word cheers ION that
very dsy say landing at Southampton, my kidd and gen.
trous friend Mr. Andrews took me, yet half ssasok
down to the Common Council Hall and baee NE
10 the welcome was honored with | really shuddered
NJ the tsk but the genius of teacher had tora ths
veil from my memory, and the generous orbeafnce Of
Englishmen bore with the unwiediness OF my Ignorance
Cheers Since that in one uninterrupted series OF eight
months here, and in America, from Newlok 20 " louis
in the West thence 10 New Orleans aud Mobile in the South
and back to Massachusetts, glorious by the universally Of
the peoples education and by the peoples general welfare
had to speak more than times hat to speak to city
10 delegations of cities and congregations TO
the Congress of and the Legislatures in the United ststo
and t. thousands OF thousands OF the people and there
had to many OF the most eloquent speakers Of
age before the accomplished mascrshp Of whom my
tons sank to atomic insignlhcance had to speak In
AarutaH all. xh.ra
0rator-elOquence IL made the business OF life in vast
cities which poured out by hundred thousands their people
To hail those great gathering places where the rivers
OF people have their COZ uence aud millions Of free men
listened TO my sammerng voice and millions OF free
cheered these my stammering words t at last after all
excitement long ago subsded-and carefully avoided
stirring up again9 900 English working men, with ds
icacy nearly bordering on poetry, honor me with such
a precious testimony Of their friendship and regard.
account OF the little English know. or in compliment OF
the foreign pronunciation which csshugy hurts tho hear
ing OF Englishmenl II is that touched chord to which
there is thrilling echo in the breast of every honest man
Ii is because my theme liberty. the very word ofwhcb
is enough 10 eleotry mans heart and to bring tears Of
JOY or tears of compassion TO his eyes IL was because
spoke of my country virtues and of it, unncrcd msfor
une and held up its bleeding image 10 the worda theme
which cannot fail 10 move mans heart, 70 make his blood
boil up with execraton against yran AMI with hatred
against injustice and despOtism-a theme sad enough to
make the very stones in the street cry out for compassion
and for sympathy lCheers The best thanks, in my
opinion are the pledge which give You in the Of
my beloved people that abiding our time, will endure
suterngs persecution oppression, but wcwi not despair
Cheers No adyerscs shall bend resolution have
country restored 10 its national rights and 20
once more independent and free. Tyrants may rage Ia
blind fury and decimate the patriots of Hungary, si the
day OF redress and of rerbut0n shall come. Yes my
Lord the hangmans rope may she the the Op
pressors head which is mixed with the dying victims last
prayer but power earth prevent that to
fall down the oppress0rs head cheer because there
il God in heaven and there will be justice earth
Cheers The blood from the patriots heart split a; tho
tyrants command may deluge the soil Of Ethcrland
and dogs may icS up what there mortal In that
blood, but power earth prevent It's immortal
atoms TO mount to Almighty G0d-like as the blood OF
Abel did mount. Cheers The bodies OF the martyrs may
rot in the cold grave meat for the worms bat their
immortal spirits will gather round the throne of the Eter
nal praying for justice TO their tr0dden native land
and there they stand and their name Is legion. Cheer1
them with the Of my soul. There vi. k0s3uth
looked up to Heayen The prisons may be filed with
victims day by day, tltheycs and cl0ns have 10 be
nestled to get place for prosecuted patriots. Exles may
be spread the wide world OF them corrupted by
long distress others surrounded by lurking spes and tho
people at home those millions Of unnamed dem gods With
souls and with sacred aspirations In Their souls
they may drag silently their chains with tears In
Their eyes, its source being outwept-wh no curse on
their lips TO be dressed in words, for rs too deep
I Chcers All this may be d0ne-t is-and many things
besides lCheers There is power On earth 20 makea
love his tyant and hate his native laDd-n0 power on
earth 20 make Hungary and Italy not t. dees and y ADJ
lOr the bloody pcrjurious House Of Austria Loud
cheeTs With what truth before Oureyes, what cOncnIn
bic nOuntebankery u 10 the dezfots and the help
assuming that not orsotne called c0nspra~
would get Teconcled 10 its mutt <able sucrngs aud
wrongs COnspiratOrsl But in to Of "a that h
sacred 10 man, those Oppressors tre they me c0Dsp
ratsrs against God against humay against to- peace OF
the world IL Is they who maze Europe boil like vol
and the Continent quake 10 the very foundation OF
society beseech you but 10 fad the DsclaeiOn Of In
Of Hungary. ydg lot il be reprinted pro
yied i be- lawful in England 10 print H. that ba
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