The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-29

here wh.rN Ave years ago q solitary ship sometime
visited lonely bay OF the ocean, at the back the slobs
for cargo Of skns-here has this stately city
Ike an exaastion from the This youngest and fair
est gher of great republic vet unborn her
fell asleep awake in tho Tyre o. the Pacac No phan
taemagoric city Of air is this Tie gs not piled 1t
with clouds Neither It, the city OF the Cars or the
city Of the Consanines the enforced work of vas
sails or slaves executing the iron will Of despot Here
stands the fair Of IN citizens
doing theiI own bebests and for their behoo-a city
staunt and potent opuent and free Este Perpetual Long
may CONNER aud freedom sit hroned within her walls
and the wealth OF thou and isles be waited feet
menon have TO study On the threshold Of your country
cannot ecture-l can only wonder and admire. Rsver
emily and deliberately it becomes stranger and aprant
70 the privileges OF your citizenship to Investigate those
wise and manful institutions that have bred nursed
the energy of such changed world indeed If
look to Europe there change but of far different
kind France left republic with liberty and frateruity
bazoned ON her shield Now In her distant coleny
OF Tahiti my ears are eted with Vi~ rEmley Vve
Nd1Ueon This is bewilderng but do not venture to
blame and cannot afford to pity the French. believe
there is meaning in all this which bodies TO good to my
is frenchman. France is not ruled by foreigners and
for foreigners If empire be the government Of ther
choice, they have it; If not, they the very
overturn It, But, perhaps one might say the tn
better And Hungary is down once more. Not all he
enthusiasm, not all her devotion, her victories
not al the high genius of her chiefs the fiery eo
quenee OF her immortal could her for this
time She is down, and must take breath aud rest a
little and gather strength for her next wfeste And Ger
many is suleny quiet, and Is pouring out her people
from every port to seek In America the freedom their
own land denies them And Italy basds again under the
alons OF the black vulture OF Austria and sicily wrthes
like the Titan beneath her Etna. And throughout
Europe million bsyonets at ell mems .nroats and
electric wires carry all mems secrets to the police
railways pour troops wherever murmur IL heard And
In England hosptabe that shelters the refugees
comm from the East and sends thousands OF e'ugees
from her own ntoleraoe oppression to seek shelter in the
Westn England and her strong eudal aristocracy the
deepoms OF Europe have their best support her post
Office they have their detectives Kud aud generous
n ,finnaI
but she contracted cebt Of eight hundred millions
maintain what they call legitimate sovereignty in Europe
and to this day any enemy of any Car Kaiser
for refuge to her SOIL Secrery State steals his t
ters ana sends copies of them to his mortal fos Kosuh
came to England and was received by the middle and
working classes with as much enthusiasm perhaps the
Emperor Nicholas had been years before and was
misguided or polite enongh man, to praise Engsh
liberty but detectives dogged him in the streets; all
members OF the government and of the governing
classes stood carefully aloof from him; and the Post
master General undoubts lily fingered his letters
Mazzini's and CConnel's and O'Brens had
been fingered before. And So at the momsnt when
gsen my eyes again upon the asirs Of the
Europe five ago. gttered with the bright ti coors
Of nascent republics Europe now is penal coony-a
turnkey sits in his capital like spider in his der, and
the wires of his elective detectives converge sides
America belong to the people, there in Europe belong,
like everything else to the peoples lords and masters
The network OF tyranny seems t. be complete, and tue
crowned consprators congratulate other along the
wires So they well may while the thing lasts but have
already. the Hrst glance this business made
bod to form opinion which think rs there are no de-
tectives in the room may venture to hint-w not lsst
long-is not worth five years purchase-he system will
not last forever But will away from Europe
and her politics, and before | close will confess ou,
that have personal reason we'll the great pubic
one for oyfuly receiving the honor you have done
The Queen OF EDgland's packed Jury, you aware,
called me felon Now, from that foul verdict appeal
to all man ind and consider this assembly Of Amsrcan
citizens compstent tribunal to it. rso years
ago GU revised my friend Terrence McNanus' trial,
AND found him not guilt and the OF your gene
rous reception OF him, when it reached us in Our
police districts, eated and cheered an ssnso.
,Gere- nsw xo,k hss dssrcsc tbAt Tkoma, Meashsr
should not be dragged hurdle to the I!acs o.
ton This night you pronounce that am no feou. B'.
either am u fsl.n or those who .rrfsd from
homo in fetters under false pretsnce Of la fsons
ths j. TO say, the Queen of England and her ministers
and her partzan jusges and her sriured sheriff. and
her learned attorney general Now, wish distinctly
and in few worcs 70 tell you what that Queen and her
ei'ant did to me- aod niue; there this table
who know the tr1th OF every word shall ssy-it i my
cculter Indictment AMI shalt earieslv ask the verdict
of Amei and the world upon It FIJI t. they procured
an act ef their London Parliament. to the work
was engaged in felony, and to attach TO it the punish
Ct felony with the avowed object of degrading
Irish patriots the rank md The society cut throat
and rick burners, nd so making It tionali,
daous ard igIominious. Second, when thsir act
passed and when dloSeyed H. Of course, then the
trial If had violated sw to BE punished by law
Now charge the Queen ard government &C Eag al with
ing the law (Which they preten led 10 Wind ite and
which it vas their Office to guard in order destroy
without law b. they knew taa,a Jury of my
trymen impartially empanneea, which in the
and blackest Of my many dungeons all asked Of my
nies) would be sure to acqut Tney too to pack
pretended jury partly Of Eogsnmeo, p,r,y OF Lord
eutena holly end entirely ,f IN; enemies
not to try but to convict Vhid-I cha ge then with
acting upon the sham veross thus obtained from pre-
tended jury and under that fraudulent protence rcbbng
my place OF business FOURTH charge them with fur
ther acting that pretended verdict by boiling ne in
irons and carrying to Bermuda and afterwards the
Cape OF Good Hope, and afterwards to Van pieman's
Land and with deliberately endeavorng for two whole
years to procure death nnderhand in dungeons
and 6fth and last charge them with doing all this
order that England might continue in quiet to
the food Tor Of which the Irish died OF hunger.
Now if all this be true the Queen OF England aud her
the eops the respect you pay to me
blow to them They reg rd their -nemy and they
right You cannot do me honor without In.
suit 20 them-1 accept the honor; hops they will under
eand the insult You viii not imague that relate these
thir 10 you Aerey series of personal outragss
relate them that you may judge what species Of
pretended Mt that must be such things
can be done In the open day against the will Of nine
tenths OF the communy-that you may ho~ entirely
justified every Is in enoeascing to overthrow and
punish such government. As fer me. have not come
here to uhi,s about my suferings. In the worst
ard bachesi of my many dungeons my enemies
torted from word Of submis sion. They have
indirectly let US know tha. IL we showed condition
might be liberated They askes for contrition, they
got in reply lond disdain and defiance. What l
have said TO night is no more than what said in
the criminals deck before the false judge-no more
than what have printed again and sgsia ia the public
newspapers Of Van Dieman's Land. Thank Heaven, my
head has been always high-my heart has been slway
fee and my fetters lightly wreaths OF roses
Wien my mics sought to kill by long and rigorous
confinement in unwhoesome den, what, think you,
sustsined and kept lie in me rage and ,corn aAd
m reliance on Gods justice, ard the immortal thirst Of
yeigseuce thank my enemies that they refused to
rel. mel am glad hey waited for conriti,n Il
proud that was liberated by their Queens pardon
but by the disoyal aid some of her sestys sub
Australia aod W the daring ana energy Of my
confederate and brother rebel who aits at this table
Enough, then Of the past, ] hrg it behind from
this night, and look fJrwsrd-orwar have menced
your State my novicate in ordsr to become Amer
tizep. Before Heaven declare that will be rue
and thorough american. my natural zed count tymen
generally But believe America will not Id It ds
LOYALTY to her If III Americans look anxiousy out
for opportunity, and if day dash a. the oppor-
tppty to wiz off the dshonor of olc mother land
and t. dry her tears and saupch her wounds and
hei rarcipator IN the noble republican freedom that
your fathers have shown all the world the to win.
The speech OF Mr. Mitchell frequently interrupted
by loud cheers and when he sat down the applause
desfeniug
number OF volunteer toasts were given and the din
ner broke up about O'Clock.
Burning OF tho st. Francis Hotel mt San
krancisco.
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