New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-24
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JUNE "a. 1904.

NJ the reope of England cheering my humble self ana
eursire Francs of Aus,ris someiimesas with INC
honest drsyrnen Of Barclay and ferkins-cheefs ana
inrcb,.,I-ihere has been something more than
eur.e the world has mayors and aldermen eorp
raons and delegations and societies ADD whole conuh-
tics and the people of England expressing ~ some I-v a
of nv of resistance I" Aus
trinn aggression and their sympathy for nv country
wrongs bidding 10 be cfgcc cheer anu % trust 'a me
day ofretrihuon will come. Cheers On the other hand.
We have heard Francis Joseph praised, As nagnanouS
prince the Young hope of his countr-We have heaa eN
Allied the noble scundness Of the hghsPntei young en-
peroT-nEd have erave men, En-ishWeIi iawiHiS
On him and courting his favor and amty And bon
thee things happened in the and the same England
Were but difference OF individual oplnon Il w9aa
h. no matter any how But such i the case IL i
England which Is brought 20 The point thG' Il mus, ac'
etler the the other Of these Two opposite reS
a~, Il msstMtbats e,rtain Cheers Now believe
England action must answer England wAl. lac que,
tion therefore, is which is England Is 1t 'ha' "h!cn
SWIM a:hizes with freedom and win the oppressed .ii
which e.ecrates despots and opprcssors Or q L ina,
which is plotting against the resurrection OF the opPres-i
ne,ioneies and i counting the friendship ana the an
anc Of the ornressors, Which of these be England
That is not question for 70 decide But so Hucn
know that the people Of England is England-lcheer-
besides the people know OF dgniaEes az n
81 magistrates an servants of England ou kho" OF 10
England else EsrlanG-thai is the nation FROM Whioh
England even Her Majesty. your Queen never housh 70
eerarae herself Yes is tie people which the resting
aud u,no-tsl- is the people which, by is ani-iAe IN
dusrv made in the sweat Of its brow, this country whaI
!; IS Cheers 1t is the people whose sh 81 ana
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b. which England held up and England battles fought
and Englands policy carried OUT and 1t Is the people
which furnishes those and brave hearts, who
fight England battles BY land and by end who bleed
and die for Englands honor and Englands interest.
Loud cheers Il that be the case. then an of opinion
that if tie people of England be Eng and Il be the
ueotle which has TO pay and bleed, tie peoples voice
should heard and should be respected in the decision of
what is EnCland will. II that be not the case then you
ere no constitutional people YOU constitution = desposin
in is.uise. Hear hear. Yet, If | be not mistaken,
there is in the declaration of something about pro-
say il is high time for Englandt il high time for the
worid-to know what i TIE peoples viii about tins war
Gentlemen have not the pretension 70 form your opinion
on he subject but am glad to have his opportunity 10
witness what your opinion is and 10 learn whether be
mistaken or not about the peoples intentions. 4 am
led TO believe that wei from natural sympathy Tor
liberty justice and right also from the instructive
knowledge Of the fact that the welfare interest and
honor OF England all 60 that way. the people did AMI
does shrink from all the dangers and sacrifices OF
great by the only reason because At means 10 hght
for freedom because il believes that real advantage to
tie cause Of approved naonai;es will be the issue am
led believe that is BY this reason thu; tie war Is popu
lar with the people of England. Is IT So or - not 10
Please answer Am right, or am wrong IN my sup
pos;ion' Cries OF d" Yes. You say - Yes, and upon
my soul brave yes it thank you FOR the word.
And ,eriy believe. if this question put 20 the peo-
pie the people left free TO follow the impulses OF It's
vie instinct, uninuonced unpreyenied by any party
tricks villsge by village, borough by borough town by
town. four FIVE the people would answer that cues
ton all over England just you did Now II such be tie
OPINION of the people England and il the Parliament
In
have not yet heard word spoken in that direction there
How is it that the peoples will has not been seconded in
tho councils Of the nation How Is II mat England Is
leaning lust the other way and sranng every diplomatic
nerve 10 ally despotc Austria to you Way II Is SIMPLY
because tic people En- gland has no; pronounced ia VIII
urtii now Let that will be spoken and trust there shall
not be wanting good and true in Parliament to repre-
sent it, and to make the peoples Will efficient Gentlemen,
il il not possible "a make long speeches IN ne open a 50
will only say war IS no slight matter any how. You
should insist upon serious issue for your sacrifices You
should insis, that power shall be left 10 dosposm and
despots drive YOU i'll wars by encrodchg upon the
freedom the rights and the Independence If nations fon
should insist 10 attain by present sacrifices true ana
lasting peGce. Now nho- OF these aims can be attained
without Poland hungary and Italy restored 70 their national
rights and especially Russias overwhelming cannot
be reduced without Poland being reconstructed an nde-
nenGent nation with It's national territory nor can the
integrity and independence OF Turkey be secured without
q free and independent Hungary. All these aims woId
be subvered 10 England taking despo.c Austria for her
civ. lCheersl Then you would fight for Austrian des
potism and not for freedom. That cannot that would
not suit you Cheers Therefore, you agree with me,
that The honor the interests and the sympathes OF the
people of England oil for the oppresed and not for
The oppresors pronounce your wprotes agana marry
ing England despotic Austria. Cheers Sign pcti-
tons aud do ali what you lawfully do, tor freedom,
and against serving oppression on the continent Ihen
happen what may least the world will know, tina, IT s
moi the people OF England which Austrian desposn shall
have gained for any ally by lis Vienna protocols And
will he remembered that passing but the people
rosts. This evening shall have more explanatory
speech The subject. nope the pressw not refuse 10
give pubhcy to it. Cheersl That VIII be but fair play.
Read it if you please. And with these will but say
concluson-hat | was very glad 10 meet you; that l
thank you sincerely for the honor and kindness have
done me- and pray God that he may bless you and yours,
and your country by the blessings OF lasting true
the nations who suffer from oppression and despotsn.
Immense cheering.