New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26
xoss,-r,Is SPEECH AT yorTIyGHAM.

lowing woTo his remarks:
lie commenced by heartily thanking the people Of No'-
,rcbnn for this generous reception and for the assurances
Of sympathy they had accorded To him. Your country he
coniiuucd asylum for persecu.ed exi!es Whatever
may be their political opinions. Why just because
is free ard independent country. tChecrs II person.
nj re uIy inherent your situation, then yon
would no; be free meryou yourselves woud b. iepenf
cn partly upon arbitrary power and partly upon the IN
perinont professions OF foreign arrogance. Therefore,
The right of asylum is essential to countys freedom and
Independence. Hear, hear. for one IN my asyium
here have met with many annoyance from certain
quarters but have also received many kindness from
the people anu from individuals. Cheers. For ta.s
have BIO be thankful and will be all my lie But
from hose 10 whom gladly thGnkfulness yer have
heard the claim that return for The right Of asylum
have to the sacred duties OF patriotism Qe the
contrary IChcesl Those to whom owe gratitude nave
hon oled me with kindness AID sympathy, precisely be-
cnuse ,hey found unwaverng n attachment al lih
full to my duties my native land. Loud cheers II -
10 this the kindness ana sympathy with which The
PEOPLE Of Noting ham honored me an my hrt aFNa IN
Eu land. and the present occasion Ii Il TINS ieca-
ton Of faithful patriotism which has been and me source
of that generous attention and operative suoc"r win Wich
Inc reCe Of Nottingham have always assisted and con-
tinue assist e Polish AID Hungarian exe--a iac, 10
which desire 10 bear testimony here IN the face oi h
heaven and TO thank you for it publicly, III me name OF
all NY companions i'll exile, 10 whom you opened your
Lo,rieblo doors and let them rest at yosr nresids,
md rnye them work when they wanting work,
ard lent them brother hand when they were IN dis
tr,ss Nav our Father in Heaven bless You and yours
for if! Cheers But II is curious that ih9.e rom
whom I never meet but scorn persecution ana Insult
th,se come on every occasion whenever l happen To
speeI true word which does not suit them precisely,
because il is truethoy come and charge me ih i uh
on my part in for the asylum enjoy
TO say to do what they don Ike NOW az 10 this
right Of ayum for all declare do not hold from
the favor of any person. do not hold it a. special
privilege accorded TO partcu.aly-l hold II from the
Constitution and the laws Of England. Hear hear |
hold from tic fact that you desire to be free and ne-
PENDENT nation In return obey your laws ana pay my
taxes, HEAR hear, end, upon my soul, they are not
over easy for exile. Laughter anu cheers. !
Thry are not over easy for al exile who having had all
Ell n.
in the Of having wandered TO exile with empty but
clean hands. lApplause Even soi never intend to do,
knowingly, any thing against your laws, but ana firmly
resolved TO have al IN ,edom within The niS oil your
law, and will never consent 10 give up one BIT
Of it. Hear, hear / certainly, never will &c
knowledge that the thanks Tor the right Of asylum
consist in ceasing To lie good Hungarian only because
some powerful in your country are little too good
Austrians. [Hear.I Now, viii and shall DO all can
liberty in general. Cheers. Am right in this,
notl "Yes.J Well, if am right, allow me to be true
to this determination the present occasion Gentlemen,
in the in which you are now engaged your country
has a double aim. The first s 10 secure Turkey from being
absorbed by foreign powers because that would be very
dangerous to the world and very dangerous to your own
country and in connection with the second aim Is 70
reduce the dangerous power OF Russia Now gentlemen,
in nv humble opinion this object cannot be attained by
the policy upon which your Government appears 10 be
ten nor BY the which il employs. The means
insufficient, and the policy in my opinion, dangerous,
subyersye Of the very am OF me war ana causing yoi TO
pay numerous million, for result which is contrary to
youI advantage TO your wishes AS To the means YOU
of courso understand that neither England France
send hundreds Of thousands Of so far on by and
vet hundreds thousands Of required TO gain the
object which you went to this But you have your
feet you Will say. Yes, You have IT, and well may you
glory in IT, il is the mg hesi fleet the world has seen,
and the brave Toys board Of 1t Will brdyey answer
your immortal Nelson's address, England expects every
Imam TO do his duty. Cheers But then, unfortunately,
your feet cannot swim the sand plains of Russia and
yet j. these sand plains that decisive battles have 10
lie fought Not battle. but many. Hear, hear
These wars cannot be disposed of by little boxing how
lray NOU
hear of naval exploits from your brave ars
but that viii not do gentlemen They would fight If they
could come IT, The Gar just prudently keeps his ships
hidden in snug haIbos out Of the range OF your guns,
Therefore al that your brave tars can do is TO give
shouse arrest the slips Of the Czar-to keep them at
home. lHcarl That is al. But with this, with little
coast blockade and with batterDg down some stones from
forirsses. Russia is not TO be vanquished. Now viii
tell You, gentlemen how you can best employ your fleet
so as 10 gain your object. Sign petitions that your
Government shall permit Brave Charley, you call
him, there in the Baltic to land and make such Nelson
speech 10 gallant and heroic Poland Rise, boys, aud
eight here some good arms and some dry powder
"for you-and here am to back YOU" Loud cheers.
Upon my soul Brave Charley will be glad to do II, and
Poland will rise like hurricane against your enemy the
Gar The nherors of the ancient glory of Poland Will
pray God and fight, and keep their powder dry Jap
pause Now, gentlemen this is the best means 10 make
useful your feet and the only of attaining the OBJ
ects Of your Without Poland fighting, you cannot
vaneuish the Czar-you cannot reduce the dangerous
power of Russia. The reconstruction of Poland is your
victory nothing is Again gentlemen you mean TO fight
for freedom, do you mott Yes, yes Well if You do,
| will fell best co petluOn5,
ard call your Government TO declare to Turkey that
England has no objection Turkey taking the Hnnga-
ran nation for its ally instead Of accepting the 'rea-
sonaLie friendship Of ambitious Austria red with the
Blood of murdered nations. Cheers. Have you any
objection Hungary afforded better security for
ction and Liberty and greater POLITICAL safety Cries
of No no :" and three groans for Austria Ii you have
no objection neither should your Government have
because you constitutional people. Your voice has
only DO heard because you WHO have to bleed and
to pay for the war. Hear hear. But, really, gentle
men, believe it is very moderate wish when don't
ask moro your Government II Il does no: mean 20
do any good TO Hungary, at least TO do rs no harn 1t
should not help Aus;ra TO .et;or Hear, hear So
much may well claim, gentlemen, because OF the posi-
tive wrong experienced from the English Government,
which by lis and encouragement, brought down
the Russian Intervention upon Us III leis Hear near
protest; before Heaven and earth, that England has
right 10 do any harm. Cheer Ii has no right 10
dsose Of our desos by tearing from our lips the bess-
ed Opportunity which Divine Providence is aiordng for
our liberation We herd Of cattle, 10 be sold for
political eIpediency-we are nation. Cheers. In The
happens that in your present you cannot
prosper your Gov hear Our free
dom your yc;oryoGr oppression Is your defeat Hear,
hear You have dangerous and laborious way 70 walk
Lave tie way TO 20; let us 90 together and We
shall both co safely. Hear And yet an sorry say,
gentlemen that the policy OF your Government up 10 the
yaeson: just 10 the contrary. IL the
false nycrs Of Ausya il hndered and prevented Turkey
lam ally its 60 Hungary, and from aiiording TO Hun
gary the opportunity to fight for rs own liberation and FOR
the security ID TuIk~. Hear hear.I Thus in reality,
yor have been made 10 pay much Tor the security
Of Turkey and the Independence of Europe 10
Austrian oppres sion over Poland, Hungary and Italy
Do Won Ike this Cries OF No No, YOU 90 not.
You can tie less because England il the loser by it,
Austria cannot help you; she Mrst fall il the loas RAM
in this But we-POsnd and Huugary-we would.
iChoCrs Austria will beiTay YOU she Will stab
YOU unawaits. But viii be strong shield
and sharp sword in your hands. LCaecrs.l Now,
ask, will You make English blood h1w-wi.l You
pay millions and millions by shillngs and pence
them wandering 10 the pockets Of bankrupt Austria
for the purpose OF continuing to Cypress Poland Han