New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23

yoni % In the minds Of the pfGdeas ala w Popsol
ere ~. caase Il going to become unpopular ana they
ba ,hst one who had beenso long connected WIN an
peessls- theme was III Que 70 sAate,s .y'
lpss[en;rg Laughter and applause Wei M '.enaI
hs o. snrns prudeni people 10 the world Il Il wen
then 49, nd What w0gH the world do without them
ses ar not willing let the impulse Of Nor humanity
In' ~ntallv 20 out unchecked and unOQien az every
,sIt csn They want 70 -lop ana eAanns tuu s'.oy
and zee II Il + e and proper that such au-
~ ~, rersonages a. they shOuld be moved Iney want
IA LAWYERS and politicians should saty the precs
sssts and go back INTO the dusty o.os o. Co.,
"a zoe n there Is an example Of such th.nS oslo.e
,chts-before they commence & move or ne inD'eu'
tr6 many raen have spent great DC OF time 10 eAa
.,ieo "A Capt ngTahGm conduct tney want ., XII" -
nrecedenf forii there j. anything IN the cOde
T;nternaonal law. 10 sanction it, Ana ny HeL1s my
are study ing the Eecedent tonight ana 10y ~ r
"a hon .hey will not Laughter "ono De s'r4y
.srd dat there any precedent Tor u an zen you
= 20, ne part or the destiny, or the day o. ihi, hsP,O
~. follow pYtcedentsw We must make thcin sAa et mo
~ "a slio,s lEnthusiasiic appliance have no doubt
~. bose Gentlemen who studying p eeeden's al ma
il s@s for Wrong and Oppression aud Nloenc ana
orsge and Robbery; they viii find history iail o. INA.
~ II precedents Of irIn, manly deV,igd tei i
sv.c,,feing devotion 10 liberal prncI.'' tnsy ~, WI
srd very few. We'll, now, my insna' IN It,io
~. N Kosza-which had sad II one iAat thfN5d hs
.h 40 much pleasure thought it could be pest emo
and vindicaied BY the simplest narration OF ne ac
sIb ae familiar to every one OF you, f) ne simplcy
- tbe truth IL tie sUb.nest Fn0c.uon |hch W. O. o's
!; ,hs seene can have What are the iacts Las' jane
AZ might have been found in one OF the ces OF Asa
|inor solitary indgidgal-sOltary enough Hod KNOWS
~ land lat wa his home once was hs nome no onse
IIoGs,o lad done IL worst; the sons q that land
d,fyep 10 desperation by the galng weight % in0
Isins that bound thCm, rose up IN the energy OF oes
nsir msnhaed theInselyes boneath lLe P.uhifs %
and I'D def ence the host OF tyranny lAPpause
rtsn cnrne that individual Koszta ne cam ono inen
,mong The frst acts that sgnaiEea n7 nI'ot d a. 80
;Asf Wa III declaration reeably 10 our laws anu Ou
.:.n,;o, az his intention 10 become chlch % INC
Trited States Of America. And no" whal WoS ~ S
si,op that he occupied! The OoVonmeW ~ " e., 49,,
A 4.ar sctfm
.;nn tbe he shel renOunce all allegiance III ue "Oi9
~ The statute to amy foreign pnnce PO,e"t,e s.''.
asoyereign Whatsoever and especMiy - nc a.. &
~ ub,cb he was lately SUI je T. lhat Is tne Nv III
y,;o, ard Koszta complied with IL AMI was uisro 10
snue,,ondng obligation on the part o. me
thni ex,ortod it from him say les' nc a.
in tber iace and SAYS that from tat time
foward be renounces fo ever, and a. the SANG 'ne %
lows his determination to become citizen " WI, Tho
lie sny and stake my reputation ~ ian :. ~
trub of The assertion thai from that moment ihers
10 The Government cOrfo spending ODlgauon " Pr,
him ApplaUso How Jar shan ihey Pge'' ; ;H.'
Iust e.ectv 10 the extent they protect INC ciuHVh
horn on the soil Why far as that because tnls e
fer Of protection does not admit OF DIVISION ~ ~
The whole or is good for nothing you
IN, moi, nrotect him % the full extent that he re-
oures A. then It amounts to nothing NJ III. he uocS
not become a czen-notiing OF thai sort-llere ac
other sondiijons be complied with before tha to'
ace ne as 10 live here for FIVE years and 10 renew th'
oath But contend that the duty Of protection az
taches on the moment he renounces his a9sano lI ine
no comes Ihat the position OF koszta FOR tempo
rary nun oses he had gone abroad Wei the moment
man sfes outside the limits of the Republic does ne l'se
H. nroteotionl Why, certainly not. When man goes
abroad he carries that protection with him wherever the
government Is known or its energies reach. haye
you not an analogous case in THIS very s'ae iou
yemire man TO live here "a citizen from an
other S,atel 20 many months before nc can YOie.
But does that man, if he 90 out Of the state on pus
ness or pleasure for short time lose me res renee
he has commenced Not n: all That was the situation
of Koszta he was in Smyrna and the officers OF the En-
peror of Austria found ont he there and seized MN
Violently and in contradiction and cOntrayenon OF the
laws of nations Cali your thoughts for moment aud
look on the desoatenos Of his situation what nope was
there for him lie in the hands of one OF the IN ht
t monarhs Of Europe he looked around and there were
The fleets of all the sOveregns OF Europe but there was
no representative OF the tned States there DARK IN
decd that day for the poor exile bat il hapPehod,
day after there moving upthe Bay OF smyrna
little gallant oOp of war and al her masthead u0a "a hdt
aaQe with the stars and the stripes: Grea cheerngI
When Keszta saw that, he thought there wa, nope,
and from the day when the star of Bethlehem
led the wise men to the infants cradle, whore IepOed ne
who was 10 shed revolution ON the world and who
was Tighten the darkness of the grave there was no
star that beemed with such ougence as that Star on me
breast Of Koszta. Loud applauseJ And my irends, ~
may be said. this was accidental Tn yes aceioema
There are sOue men, however so supersu.us a. 10 DC
Teye that there Is God in Heaven who regn over ihs
world and they believe that instead of being accident
al il was Providental. IApplause Nottogo 10 much
detail may say that little ship was fortunate IN another
particular she happened TO have man in command OF
her who has what sorry to say every individual com
mandor has not he had heart lAppause Anu When ne
was told of the portion OF kOszta that he was an % du
entitled to- and claiming the protection Of the American
flag what did he do lie asked hoszta, did he claim the
protection of the American flag and on The second inter
view Inc said he did And YOU shall have it, said the
Commander. Enthusiasts applause There IS ano'hef
faue in this affair which confess strikes my fancy won
derfuly and that is, that Captain lngraan made snort
work of it, 1t was now about O'Clock in the morn
ing. and the final message was sent TO The ON
Gers of the Austrian man ofwor that Ko'zta must
be delivered up by II o'clock, \. Mn three
bours not the time that would take 81 make pTosy
speech about II in Congrtss. lApplausel ho'z'a was
not delivered up in three hours they were 10 learn what
Captain ngreham had in reserve TO try the question
IAppause There il another thing about Il. lngraham
was prudent manthe word was given 10 nave the snip
ready for action. Applause Every man at MS POST
and there was hurying TO anu i,o' and an IN.
contingency of the fearful contest that was before MIN
The force the other side numbered forty guns and be
had but twenty Some people think that great dscTep
ancy: not So my friends 90 the brave captain was ony
two to one The word given 10 prepare Tor acton
and there might be- seen all the preparations
for the conhict-there the surgeon getting ready
the dreadful appliances he had in reserve for those who
were So unfortunate TO be wounded AMI the Austrian
that lngraham meant what he said, and before the
hand of IL clock had arrived kosza was sent ON shore
Applause What language add 10 the sublmty OF
that simple recital There that little flag at the mast
head of vessel of 20 guns and she was surrounded ny
the fleets OF the most powerful empires OF tue earth bu
her gallant and intrepid commander put himself in the t
uatiOn brave knows how to assume, and with the
humble dignity of his position and the mQesiy OF Inc
doctrines he proclaimed he achieved triumph IN the lace
of all the Old powers of the earth. Applause. Now
tell precedent friends they cannot ind precedent Tor
II. No, il is new era ia the history OF the world ten
you that the image OF liberty advanced some degrees that
advanced any day botore. Applause And now, my
friends the question put 10 you. Shall the shadow ever
go back ON that dial eries Of No. No or viii You ma
tain il where il ~ Nv friends il is most gallant act
tell you i; is Ike the Fan of Niagara when y6a frs, look
al il does not up 10 the conception youheyo formed
hut as you stand hare, hour after hour AMI look in