Boros György (szerk.): Értesítő a Nemzetközi Unitárius Conferencziáról (Kolozsvár, 1897)
A Nemzetközi Unitárius Konferenczián tartott beszédek és felolvasások - Beszédek és felolvasások
109 supplying them with rieh spiritual food — and which, we hope, will be continued by our present minister Nicholas Gál in the spirit of his predecessor. In a word, the fact that in the capital of our fatherland — just 1000 years old — an Unitarian Community could start into being, that it could continue through 14 years ; that with bright hopes it may look into the future — we owe in a great measure to your religious sympathy, to your brotherly charity; and to your leaders in religious thought marching at the head of religious enlightenment. We have raised the banner ; but your strong, faithful and steady arm has helped us in keeping it erect and waving it on high. Receive our best thanks; and be assured that you as representatives of our English and American brethren, who through your sympathy came from such long distances to join in our festivity — are most kindly welcome in our midst. tr by N. Gál. Speech of the Re\/. Enfield Dowson in answer to the above greetings. My dear Christian Brethren! In the name of the English Unitarians present, I thank from the depths of my heart for your cor dial reception. I have always sympathised with Hungary. Our own 200 years of liberty have made our hearts go out to all nations struggling to be free. Kossuth was one of the heroes of my boyhood; and in the University, of London I studied with his sons. We accordingly, joyn heartily in your rejoicings at the great progress of
