The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-18

court and the ties Of early matrimonial life 70 come 70
Srs~ ,y s sw"sd for he Of
their country to associate together the Of lafayette
and Washington forever, (Cheers) What has Italy
themselves 70 the lovers Of ibertyp Although hs bad
not had the pleasure, like many other gentlemen that
platform 70 visit the classic ground Of Italy and baak
under its beaueous SKIES still he knew that the works Of
Italian art adorn the palaces and public buildings Of
the worday, even the magnificent private residences
cent and unsurpassed a. they are in art they are now
showing themselves mighty In arms. And who has not
heard The music Of that andS Everywhere, in every ma
non ohdef the SUM- men and women have listened with
nexpresioe delight 70 the divine strains OF Italian music
sha ~ inns moment the song OF liberty which they arc
hoxie then continued say that the sympathy felt for
uay m tnn country was not confined to The learned
his greeting for the free people of Ilv and or sIsn in
dependence (Applause)
PROFESSOR HTcHEI's spxscu
iToieesor MTnx was neat introduced, and addressed
Fellow CnnEys-I do not know how II y that hsya
been honored with an invitation 10 address you night
long to another world l have been living eli my NE
time among the millions Of globes that stud the heavens
FAR away Y, fro from mother sarhwhat then should
the sun, freighted with living seDsient beingsf
But that Is a grand idea, that is a glorious
freighted also with living beings and believe that one
immortal soul s worth than all these millions and
millions Of worlds And now when behold solitary
spirit on one OF the smallest OF these worlds crushed
down beneath the tread Of tyranny and oppression try
ing to LIT itself up by the energy that God has given
ihini You are my feelings towards na.on Of mil
lions Of individuals determined rise from the dus,
y want 10 cay word with reference to the deb.
that we owe to Italy In my own department Ny friends
Of the pulpit have most eloquently showed you how
line; but we them still more in the knowledge
we have Of the heavenly bodies has been told you To-
mankind h0 Ava
70 the world knowledge Of those eternal laws that God
has Impressed upon matter By which the universe is
cep.ion. I was in this great land not long
ago-I looked for beauty and found nothing but
The sprt Of man. which greater than all other things,
was crushed down into the dust looked into the glo-
1ous telescope Of Gaieo as stood: upon the Leaning
had stood and said, will stand and defy the universe
Itself proof Of my he stood there, and :r
Ompbed looked me- and still we're the grand
old mountains that have stood there for centuries with all
the other magnificent features that Goa has Stamped upon
that land But the inhabitants were under the yoke Of
slavery lsew there soldiers moving about the Plains
who did not belong to Italy. saw their uniorm-the
white coat Of Austria-and asked a man wha, all
Ibis meant and why there Austrian soldiers 10
Italian city "Husb, hush, he said "You are stranger
here We Go not talk OF these things only in the
the cay may come when III aud assert
our liberty! Thank Go that day has now come-Qoud
ehseislthat glory has risen upon Italy and the Italian
upon that magnificent platform which his ancestors
reared for him. there to his rights his power aud
biz independence, and to reach that glorious elevation
which God has destined for that wonderful lsnd-thst
magnificent country have stood night under the nnu
ence Of that glorious and inspiring atmosphere aud
have gazed upon the stars that flashed beauty upon
whatF-a pack Of slsves Do you think that God
ever formed that country for slavery He form
ed il for freedom, and send this fact, TO the
Pope, but to the crushed ana down trodden who
have showed themselves anxious tor liberty.
They have prayed and waited until it seemed
thar despair had crushed into the earth. But
now, say to them, My friends, rise We give you
Joy, TIE time has come when tyranny can no longer
Cypress you. Come up, and be men, as God designed
you be- call upon you again. by the glories Of your
arcesry-I call upon you by those who have led the
word in arms and art and literature TO rise and assert
your freedom-to rise and assert your rank
among the nations OF the earth. The day
has come Gods blessing s upon you--manhood
yearns over younow Is the time 70 strike for freedom
and God grant that the stroke may go home with
IDLE power, and that your victory may be complete.
Tremendous and continued cheering)
THE SYMPATHY OF THE LADIES.
At the conclusion Of Prof Miches speech the Presi-
dent read note from lady In the audience, folio
Please TO send the warm and heartfelt sympathies Of
the women Of America 10 their brothers and sisters in
Italy.
After three tremendous cheers for Garbadi, the meet
ing was dismissed.