New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-09
EOSSTTH on AMERICA.
THE UNIFIED STATES 4 LIGHTHOUSE TO
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ron m Pal NaV GaEeIfe LondoaJ ,.

From Tle PlI IfaIl Gd.ets DLondoa)
The great hungarian patriot who some thirty
year. iro ",n frarlo is now leading qiiet life IN
the ola capital of Piedmont since l~b1 ne ua- taken no
militant poirc. he is uce,-alt giving hs advice
the political and social affairs ~ MS country II was
onH oSI ~ y,-rbi'sh n mart Of his Memories" An
Hungary read then. and indeed "s lAe e.f',e1i ul
mis- Memories" Thus 10 Is tina. the Oh mar oi cishty-
two years. dictator OF Wenihy people ana me
dr4ad Of empires is gaining his daily bread Bu with al
lIls w " a. he iav one of Ais letters which has
an interest TAR beyond Hungary we extract to-day from
one OF the latest numbers OF the Egyes II needs bur
lew conlent7 II Is adore -e % Professor koyacs who
- .- me ,,orr-aif or ms tNn.-uths mother given go
Professor K0yacs by an American lady Ihe trans! on
OF the Ieteris by Hungarian sentemdn now residing
been In intimate connection with k"sinth;
"Itis gratyln- t' near thal You observed lll ~ lhS
Tnired states and especially IN MASSACHUSETTS (Which
r-qd 10 call a mode statrl, people still hold benevolent
his To the effect which the right or tne Hung rau cause
the hcroism with which oir 'nanele>s d'nlgods de-
tended the rights and the freedom ol me country ana
finally the defeat through usagIery ana ll2i.ion oil IN
cried ON the feelings of the better half Of humanity
throughout the world. Inc wonderful. vicisstudes
known tis truth OF the hungarian csus Ok tr3u.3 ne
rp8tnics OF free citizens OF thc great ana ilee
trUs1t antic Republic and Of deepening these symathes
10 Justified conviction. A. IL nes l lnia l,i'4c 20
per.ouify great events OF history 50 III h%ppcucd t
iar,n name was reflected nv modest name, - too
ain "A Hungarian, and moreover t was my tate 10 be
NeI, - tt, y ho-i-.laij word: ani traditions
bae long life Thus explain the fact that though more
man tb,rtv wears have elapsed since ran through the
T-i 3t;tes with such rapidty that / nowhere
Ouit f - iory enougb 10 be- closely ac0uainted
with men they nave not yet forgotten the poor eXle1
Ir1rorisn ys0m former generation OF their Nation re-
ceivc for passing moment Just as people give shelter
In wandering bird that has no h0me on earth fOf lpGg
~ bate lived now Isolated from the whole world.
nor ala try To keep alive or To revive rrneWbrnces OF
Invself: vet continually receive letters from America
rlicn harmonic with yor experience or only they
,pd no ask for autographs - and Americans happen
to come 10 Turin they seldom omit 20 KNOCK ~ Tue door
of nav retreat They have some hold o. me- they say
belong 10 them: am or thcm. And there Is strong
tie between US. udeed-the utter dctefnhauOh nos %
give up rights and freedom To any c'1'hS power Will
..You mention that you collected my speeches made in
the United states hardly mink you cq'I c2lec isI
an for OF the 400 800 speeches which, during my h1
months stay there / compelled to deliver m lest
two-thrds were extemporized as l9r Ine reitiAhs
third / hardly believe that "A MN OF II lie worm tur
trouble Of acquiring severa years ago from the inner
itance o reporter VINO accom- i' iic III ny - -
tour, received parcel Of inannserpts the text oil
top OF some ease, provided tho mice have not
eaten them; n they did no matter,
them good BESIDES the loss auoess parts OF the less
yaiueess speeches are contained IA Professor ~
tory the reception in Massachusetts and the speeches
exchanged then collected In volume entitled KOS
snth I'm New-Engand which published III Boston by
I, van have mis- volume and il vou ~ YOU write really
intend referring these things IN your lectures on MS
tory shall specially recommend TO your attention the
r,,ort of the N..sachussts special Joint committee
| tons taken by the senae consequently Ihi.
| is iucomparab!y more worth than all dicta-
| II illustrates such ground-prncipies Of the
monies law a. belong hand 20 The healthy deVe
opnent OF International rights and duties. and on the
other 10 the requirements Of freedoms security while
the opinion It gives Hungary's In 1si-i9 Is
| matter which ought 10 10 impressed every Hun
gariau memory As regards the speeches. II you read
fbose addressed you surely Will be astOnshed at
nv having dared open my lips In face Of such orators,
and in f0reg tongue, too. Well, may say was nOth
! ing lesg than ashamed in doing So
! mt must Is severe master. 'fata
| nolenteu trabunt' One must recognize that IN the
United states the arr OF rhetoric has been admirably de
veloped this l. the natural consequence OF their nstI
fious which are founded on self government SucA
| in.titntious are powerful tutOrs-powerful IN al
brancbe, of mental culture. EOquence IL 80 abundant
IN the limited states Ike leaves In Vall0mbrOsa There
are AWAY. some who consider IL too abundant liner
sou refers somewhere the saying OF famous Att-
can statesman that the curse OF orr country are go
auent men, But there people NOT only yak tnry NulA
o everv one works go think II the Great American
Repnbc has no other curse than that or eloqIehee,
tbs she will be able bear. But confess that during
nv say ia the United states, IN spite OF -uch an en-
rIusiasc reception could not help beng FeAed % i
neinfu Thought which pushed almost as Tar a. 20
inter M Irmurs-I those different measures "hleh
PATE or Providence or let call II AZ We AAe useu
when the turn them ION America ana AGAIN VIC"