New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-15

Rance the difference In the part We pa'e y"
pol.od makes the query; EOgland has 10 An'"sr-
R.slspd, gentlemen, and not this sssemoy' ipe
,rsnsactions Of this day will not Dc ~oanu "po'
,,.rde spoken within these walls, nor oy lne P'''"s
.Acsr, come Of them may have met ihis 10 no qoe1-
ION which England might dispose OIL oy passing
,.,cs over it, No answer will be an ansSer 'ks"ne'
"A inch will be EoeIands future AZ Engiands an
A. 10 Ourselves representatives OF other natonaii-
ses we, while waiting til the hour Tor oar own pat
~ striker land while preparing Tor II perhape we
S.s;ne on Our arms, ana watch, and witness, and
In keeping within the limits Of this sphere would
sa,sss n,xself first to you-my brethren 10 msfor-
tpne-Polish e1iles and then to England, SIR II you
sTo con dear brethren in exile, | have word OF
xa.ks 10 speak and al assurance 10 give, ana an 40
\, u Al Years since Poland first WAC quartered bya
..fs,ious act of combined royalty, which the Swiss
Tsc,tus Johannes Muller, well characterized oy say
no that God permitted the acts, 70 snow WIN tue
morality Of kiDgs. ,,,,,.
And il IN "a yesrs since down trodden Poland maze
the erestest-aot the sst-maDliestatoo OF her mper
;ebable vitality which the CABINETS OF Europe were
.shs, too narrow minded TO understand or too cor
E;eblysone years of still unretrIbuted crime, and "a
s.,s III misery in exile II is long time TO suffer
and Dot TO despair. r.
Peland YOU were suffering and did not despair You
stood no before Gsd and the world "hvIng statue,
With tie upquencbabie life flame OF Patrlotlsm
streaming through its petrih:d limbs you sscou up
protest Of eternal right against the s"ay OF impous
NIGHT n "MeDe-Tekel-Up barsin written IN letters
A bu, pip blood the walls Of overweeDng despot.
I'm. Time misery, AID sorrow thinned the ranks OF
your scattered Israel You have carried your oead 20
The crave and those who survived went on TO suffer
and 10 hone Wherever oppressed Freedom reared
a banner, you rallied around-tbe living statue
changed TO a fighting hero. Many OF yours fell, and
when crime triumphe1 once more over virtue aud
tight you resumed the wandering e1iles walking
stick and did Dot despair. Many among you who
were young when they last saw the sun rs9 over 70
land mountains and plains have their halr whtened
and their strength broken with age aDg ush and mis-
ery; but the patriotic heart kept the reshness of ne
youth; il is Dung in love for Poland young ia asp
fstops for her freedom young in hope, and youthfuy
fresh in determination TO break Poland s CHAINS.
What a r1ch source Of noble deeds patriotism must
be- that it gave you strength so much 10 suner, ana
never 10 despair
You have given a noble example to all Of us-your
voupper brother in the family of exiles.
When the battle of Gamma was lost, sud Hannibal
was measuring by bushels the rings OF tue ieieo no
man Esqui,es, the Senate Of Rome voted thanks to
Consul foreDtus Nssso for not having despalred OF
+" the Commonwealth
Prcscribed patriots of Polsnd l thank you that
you have not despsred Of resurrection and OF liberty
This Is the thanks had 20 give.
The time draws nigh when the oppressed nations
win call their sggressors to last account; and the
millions OF freemeD, in the iuness OF their right, and
their seconscious strength, pass Judgment On AFRO,
CANT oonqusroIs, privileged murderers and perjured
Kings In that supreme trial the oppressed nations
will stand one for ALL and all for Fsus,
and nkfortuDes OF the past not in vain. Ii was
terrible ordealscbool, but school it was. All Of
~ have learned something and the best OF what we
have learned is that the principle Of national frater
nifty il more than a philanthropc emotion; II is the
only Effective guarantee of that freedom which we
have 10 conquer, and which we will conquer. Let
England and America, proud in their present security
lat hoo nhnFn m IN
while il s yet time to mind 1t. Those who will no.
have contributed to the triumph of freedom while
they bad the power TO contribute to it, shall have for
feited the claim TO share in that mutual guarantee
II al the signs do not deceive u.s. ye, of Poland,
NAY be the first called to batter breach. Many will
stand by YOU and others will fight the common battle
elsewhere. But, though many they be, nearest is
neayest and close by s best 1t is not in vain that
Nature and Nature God made Hungary aneghbort to
Poland, and Poland neiR hbor 10 Hungary Ourene-
miet are the and cause is identified. The much
feel, the little may know, and all can-my heart,
my brain, my arm, sball be with Poland. Remember
this Yet though may have learned something, the
pledge Of my fraternL assistance is a small matter
and even that little may be lost too soon. We are
mortal men, and grow old and careworn. How
ever, that is not worth while speaking of. may be
nothing, but Hungary is much And it is the Genius
Of Hungary which assures you through my bps
Hungary will stand by reviving Poland Remember
This is the assurance had to give Last comes the
advice.
The present complications of Europe-s necessary
rssu,t az the crimes and ef the psscannot be
brought TO a definite end without Poland acting her
part. OF two things, one: either an insufficient
arrangement, leaving the next future unset
tied and the TO again, dan
gerous 70 some, more frightful to all who are
parties 10 it; or, the war carried on to q definite
tsue This 10 the only alternative In the first case
Poland may lose time, but will not have lost her
II IL others who will have to rue the imprudence of
\ such an resolution. And none more than England,
De sure Of III England, the great nation which The
Timo confesses to be toteing the ci,max Of as
"sreafHess." If this war is not carried to happy
dtfniiive issue the next time it recurs apprehend il
shall be land turn to present in her fate second
Poland In history-may be, even here at home. whe
knovsi But certainly in and about America and in
Ineia. Englands proud standing presents many
vulnerable point So far, there is a difference be-
tween Russia and the British Empire not to the ad-
vantage of the latter England has many vulner-
able point Russia has but one-Poland. Woe to
hoee Who Though al war With Russia, still disregard
tAt TACT.
10 believe that matters be carried on without
Poland. These who mind this too late will be brought
70 remember IL with regret
Therefore, say to you, men Of Poland grid ysur
toins. Siumber in your armors but from this moment
never more sleep. Remember the French proverb;
"A,de tsi ct Diea ta'derG," Hep hyseJ and God
"win help thee %
The moment s critical II requires all the wisdom,
all the discretion, and all the resolution Of every
Poksh patriot. i have heard some whispering about
tricks, discussed in the dark of secret dpo
macy. Oh, the fatal WORD that workshop Of con-
spiracy against mankind, fraught with more and
deadher crimes than ever were brought to light by
tribunals and police courts. warn the Polish nation
to be on its guard Cabinet diplomacy may call on
Poland out Of dire necessity bu, If Poland the ma
ton, takes not in time stand to revindicate her per-
sopahiy, and TO resssert position Of an equal who as
well has assistance to give as to receive not merely
object but party in the ransactions-you may once
more experience what you have already experienced
of the secret transactions Of the Vienna Congress in
Charc fha of