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


cause oawsrd and onward and when some Of thu nat on
Of Europe following example IN RESTING opp scion
that arc TOO utoerabe to b. borne SHAH RE up IN the
uv Of their own nationality and IN the strength and FIRM
rc az their own purpose and determination % be free
thai this great Republic Of the United states shall adire
The struggling nations Of the old world ana say a. wa
Ia q, ,be so;erv victim At smyrna. Do you claim ths
.o.eefion If thu United states il you do, then i)l
.shsIl have H." Immense applause
Ii1uf Gen Meszaros Secretary of War under kossa'h
then came forward and spoke a. follows;
Cf1IzESs The motive Of this splendid reunion i -uu
noble and generous one tina; attribute me to the creates!
bopOrs the presence Of nv standing at this eminent pa
FORM and citizens before yon. But a. Prou1 am o. u,
as depressed rather am In spirit because new GOMEZ an
old and green too. unacquained with the manner n
general and which il more, with white beari hn-'
make nv maiden speech. and that IN English az % ny
own and neither il Republican o. hihs Ln-i ~
Arrleuse But fair and manly ciizens you nave I'M
rare merit Of having az generous hearts a. generosity y
principle Of your great country, from which oy 'D Dt,
The sad Europe could learn many eo"d mHs's iuSn
Won will he A. benevolent 70 explain the unihtei-Dy
moi On words in the best and most adequate sense 10 the
n le purnosc Of this evening and which should express
irteligiby but feobly that my feelings wanel Dstssr
evrlaner fAulsuse Sir Il il true the only oDlect i'r
f;ch Won aud NV fellow brethren in adversify conlded
10 s envsbe post Of being Of the Expresses oil
feelings Of gratitude toward the gallant Capt ingrann
dngrhed member q the fseoThsa HiV! anu ~
Bot before Join them in the wen merted eocomum Of
tle manly conduct Of the gallant Capt lngraham pray
allow me- feel it i my duty to recall graleuis ~ ~
an the precedent noble and generous deeds OF ms sea'
Repubc whose principle tend TO humane ana socia
to that protection Of the fights of men when gene any
should but exists not oyery"here. ana 81 W t
vour Repubc j. now the leading spirit IP1rH.s TeslDy
and which has the manly bodnes TOO IN spite OF powerful
obstacles 10 declare to mpar 10 others and to execute II
evervvbere Hurrah for her. i6reat aPpianseJ A'IyI
ts, most righteous cause for which the Hungarian people
rose ND and fought lost all those VINO nai h,l me
honor TO bleed for il in honest battle took seiter ~
Turkey the dominion Of of the best II not the De
Among all the living mOnarcbs-ihe most generous anu
charitable Sultan Abdel Meshd- regret all eAes were
soon re demanded by Austria and Prussia "9u,u !os
think out Of pure affection with which they bo'h oh9gu
for having US in order 10 give probably steel 10 our
their clomoDcy but old England win the high m.ue9
Government Of the United States, and win he eu vi
that now dead end buried but as hope soon rising up
Rcpnbic Of France. hastened by the organs Of thsr
worthy representatives ConsantinoPe to help u. De
nevoont Sultan Of keeping Us saie ana icc "oNi '"'
The representatives. of both the governments Of the
mighty Anglo Saxon have been who TIL 7'5 cohtih
ued Jointly to give advice aid and support 70 al e1 %
which mparts them merit They gave not only wheh
thoy were requested but spontaneously too enemy 10
those both governments am myself with one hundred
Poles and Hungaan indS bted OF Our Nv nso
Kutayah Asia Minor place not at al so Iieasau' a.
broadway or Nibos Garden. Many thousand olners oi
various nations them too their liberty ana WIN 'ne
humane principles were prevailed an 'lclT o'nLr
resen,ayes Of second order who placed in ArePeagoi IN
Adrac and Atlantic shores acted as 50 many KIM acVon
pli.hed supporting and helping every unuy pcrsecu
individual But in which the mighty nei states s'ahns
alone lofty humane is that they did not only iee U.s. Dut
they opened their hOspitable shores TO Us they maze
MS present oflbery Of action in orderto become IA
borious consequently useful member, OF them
Another eminent virtue is practced alone by s great re
public for which history must build monument more Gu
liable than brass qonumentum preHnas ana 'ha' Is eT
generous, brohorly assistance to az UNHAPPY mee IN
which when England changed her Ministry IN ls' zen
her single and therefore the more does she sPrea IKE
the pharo of the ancient Colossus of Rhodes the blessing
into all parts Of the world With it she embraces, wthoGI
distinction in humane and social view, every one VINO Is
compressed oppressed suppressed she taxes them 1nuer
protection defends them and places them again 10 MI up
The position given them by Providence , -.,...
In this noble behavior of her II Is again lhe geherun!
of citizens aided by the enlightened organs OF the Puc
opinion who. with supporting the accomplished oil hpDo
md gallant deeds a. well their chosen Government
enable them 10 net in every circumstances be they easy or
grave, in accordance with the holy principle Oh Ha,ery
according to which citizens you too VIII always Dena'e
Yourselves as long YOU united stand ana GERMANY VIII
In Europe they tell + regis od esoomP'em out pee a'se
Kings verv very few excepted, bad they give but
very evil examples Another Latin saving tae ne f0iSm
tails cyo make Inc SUCH such will be IDen pecuu'e me
whole community of citizens gives benefng examples
and because collectively you are great ana powerful inc
members of it. too, with taking and appropatns TO theh
selves the fair example they endeavor to become "oy
citizens, and in their noble zeal they behave neci'os
accordingly everywhere, III order 10 DC wen meI"e1 as
wei of their country as Of humanity
For such high meriOrious member Of tins great he
public the gallant Capt lngrahain whom TO express ,he
eraofumess and the high esteem OF oil my hahs ar.a1
brethren ], as the veteran oil tiem was hshl! s'ncI
TO deliver written testimonial some days ago no"
have the other honor 10 raise words al
of his noble and gallant deed which you' citizens
uay anticipated before soon as you nave hehru Oh
H. Witness OF your being here Consequently III re.h'is
me no than TO pray for distinguishing me Na'r9s
Captain with testimonial Of public recognition Tor ms
gallant conduct NJ Smyrna. Being vet a stranger ana X
noant of your of acting, il were very presunp
tuous point il out and that the more where the pao
opinion is so high minded and lively in prints IN words
and in deeds Then a ney conner has nothing ~ edd Il
not to indicate modestly that after the well mered recos
milton of CAPT Ing Ghams manly conduct for whom al
the frat to cry hurrah You may not forget too the oher
merorious deed Of another worthy citizen OF yours az
Heyroui in continuation of the shores and lastly
to pardon me- well of having you tired as to allow me
of recommending myself to your good Will Ahen'
lChoers
Mr. John Cochran said lie proposed TO address few re-
marks on an absorbing topic which beating in Their
breasts and the sentiments othose here night were stand
inc sonncs at their hearts Il no! the event VIII had
occurred beyond The waters called them together but was
the desire for independence and liberty that sent rcb
through their veins There men there tonight who
fed from the despo;sms Of the Old World who stood now
under The light Of liberty and under Their own fig tree shell
tered bv the protection Of the United States and they a.
the citizens of free country should teach those depots
once their masters their masters m longer tha' ihy
should not torture their victims. Two centuries ago two
lonely ships came over the ocean and planted e eeds o
liberty here and il h0urished and produced rd, anu
again tyranny attempted but after while the cannon
was heard on Bunker's HILL and the shout was heard
around and the strife Of liberty went booming through the
land and Washington was the cry The Declaration of In
dependence followed and for time we were unlsIurOei
but fresh assaults made on our Liberties by the despo
III we had Dafned ana UteT loli anu u"ui shCu
" A. firmly established pesposm bafied here skulked
back to her murky places and in revenge for defeat here
forged new chains her victims at home. The scene
changes once more The cel fed this cOauiy AMI shed
for the attainment of liberty, that blood which was
aniy offered for II at home, and with him the sturdy Ger
man and the noble Italian and the strife was long but
and liberty was proclaimed. Again the French
Revolution and then the Italian followed and Hungary
ent rcd her claim for freedom, and joined the ranks OF
liberty and Kossuih the cry. Mazzini and hosSnI
Joined but in vain their efforts, and liberty bleeding
and defeated hreAnr lied to this side the Atlantic Ana