Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-25
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YOU Receive this beg YOU the heartoorngof work
man TO the defenders OF liberty" i,
Mile Uhzy who had not expected any thing of this kind
and wa. rather embarrassed replied in tone OF emotion at
she deeply grateful for such Kindness but a sy were
not in condition ask il, when her iaier saia axe H.
nv daughter and feel thyse and all more honoed than II
monarch had bestowed millions upon thee al The same
time warmly pressing the hand of the noble aborer and as
surfing him that they could forget him. we leave our
readers TO imagine the only remarking that if there
was dry eye the could not say whose II was
The SERESApE-On Monday evening, at eleven O'Clock,
another highly interesting and touching took place, the
Aston House that time being crowded The Sangereior
Of the German socaReformers came to give the exles
serenaGe committee appointed by the society ad-
| dressed the strangers substantially ~ follows:
"Magyars! We also come TO give you living proof how
deep the holy sympathes of liberty have seized upon all ma
tionales, ana all classes OF society.
ave come in the name of the German working men.
the German Social Reormers, greet in our persons tho
men whose wurlikc deeds frightened the last star Of
1--WE 10 honor in your persons the Magyar samp-
of Liberty who asuncer the bloody Jaw 81 de8pot-
sn drove before him the armies oil the Phlsles AZ
sell as the unfortunate Samson. whose crown OF victory
last stolen from him by the most shocking treason
and who by that delivered back blinded ana let
tered, into the hands OF tyranny.
"in the power that yet dwcs in the heart OF that giant
will perish long the rotten pillars of dcsposi' stand
upright The spirit nationality, though defeated III the
last and desperate struggle for universal liberty will yet be
strong enough seize those pillars and pull them down
and rather bury itself under the ruins than serve Is an III
Of oppression. Then liberated mankind VIII have
gained another cdcc which shall shelter all nations
and nil
Ie cDnTDlrN brave men Oh IoinorI. u's!oi-
have Iismenbcrcd your Father land but you have united in
one holy thought all hearts that glow for lihcrty.
"And The lime cannot be far oil when that thought ~"
break out anew in The flames Of revolution.
Such the hopes and opinions which are entertained
by German working men, and Of IS 81 whaicre!
nationality, have any other
Mr. IJhazy whom these words addressed
I'd very cordial and hearty manner how deep he felt The
honor bestowed upon him and his comradesthat he took il
only recognition Of what had been done for the Hun
garan but for The Of general liberty for which
they had also struggled
After This several songs sung, and Mile Jageo ad-
dressed the singers in the person Of of the and made
the society present Of Hungarian ui-color.
The ladies' then retired and by the invitation of Messrs
Coleman and Sctson the signes partook Of refreshments in
the supper room.
Vlslr TO THE OrRRA.On Tuesday evening several mem
bers Of the party visited the Opera by special
invitation. When they appeared in the boxes they were
greeted with prolonged applause and when that had
what subsidized voice cried "Threc cheers for the brave
Hungariansr' which given again and again. Mr..
Uhazy Mile Jagello and the gentlemen Of the Governor
and bowed their Acknowledgements evidently much
affected by the cordially of their reception They remained
till the close of the Opera listening TO the music apparently
with great satisfaction