The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25

3D. for these are the only two who keep than one
II Il probable tSst Hungary wi Arst OF the Eu .opsIn
ne he the first blow, which viii be the signal
for tie rect OF suffering humanity. The youth hare
e in their moy the heroic de- eds OF the heroes Of
1888 and 40 and neither the endesvors OF prsstcrAt
the commands Of Sespotism can sffAoe the
persons imagine that they cAn carry on rev Iu.
tiots without interfering with the Popsh faith. They
night as well uy to carry on war without
tri.) the basis Of all political dsspoism. Repub.
lean principles altogether At variance With that pas
aocis. Other persons believe that popsgaudsm.
VIII be sufficient to effect every desa ,e change, with
out having recourse to war. Vain dsuaou; books
ard propAgapdism good when they be freely cir
culstedbut in the actual condition OF the world there Is
no hope OF being able 10 circulate propsgsndsm extsn
svely till the sword shall first hew road through the
posing force o. police which prevent it's ~sviog the print
ing ofce The most dangerous sttihce OF absoutsm
the fostering Of superstition This must be met aud opsn
y attacked Those who are afaid 10 hurt thu feelings
fenacs seeaI.ns had better stay az homs and
spend their time in prsirs-they will only bs in the
The Americans gen rtly too sbsorbsd In business
to think Of European masters and TO afford nurh material
aid 10 tho Euope.p revolution The agitation OF Kossuth
and kinre produced very little Tue millions OF the
EUROPEAN population poasess great resources as will be
soon the day OF action shall srrlye nevsrthe
lees single lword thrown lie either balance when the
scales viii give that aide the advantage Let
therefore grateful accept u at assistance which may be
offered. Mere eeches be Of but little use actions.
such "a thai OF rgrsh.m, ID the sort Of prop.gapdsm
which will produce 40 effect GUsrAvE srRAvE
M. AcMUIIKS moved the adoption Of the report
Adopted by soc'smAtion.
An invitation received from the French portion Of
the society, to join in their celebration of this oath OF
February. Accepted.
1t moved md seconded that copy OF the report be
rent Ser ator Fish and Hon Francis Cutting This
motion was upanmousy adopted with great applause.
letter from Mr. FArrance, dated New York; Jan. ~,
1854 read by the Secretary, referring particularly to
the care Of Felix Forrest. He says
The lively interest you take Am er!cans 10 all thogs
Interesting the honor OF the American name having in
ouced sddress certain questions In reference to
Wiechee an Jrrets cases. hasten to transmit to you
all the information possess, In the expectation OF
being enabled before long Of furnishing you with more
complete d. cumsnts that subject As soon ~ Jour
tind inyls reached me, Immediately wrote TO one OF
most distinguished Congressman, who Instantly for
wsrdso tie following communication -" The papers
in rere to Wiechel have not yet been engross and
will give you the which Influenced the Depart
msnt OF State the decision OF Wiechels In the
Of Mr. Forrest several oplometo notes passed bs
tween the two governments and In the Aet OF Mr. Marcys
Dispatches he insisted upon Mr. Forests erqu1ur being
granted by the SsrdrAn government. Previous to the
seropg OF that docums no .ever the Sandman govern
nent bad written positively dscRing to grant it, but this
note cid OF reach Washington until Immediately after
the last Of Me- Mercys aote, had been sent and thus
the matter stands
Ca uoton committee WAS appointed to act in the
of MIR carboni Mesars st Clair Campadorres, and
Hirochfeldt, we're appointed members OF such com.
pitee
The meeting item ao iourned.