The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-22
Tie Ex-Governor Of Comorn and the
hungarian Exiles.
hePreSident Of the United States to the Patriots.
VISIT TO II HOOK LYN.


consisting of L. R. Brsascb Esq, Secretary of che
Hungarian Association, Captain Ujbazi son Of the
Governor and Captain Radish, waited upon the Mayor
Of the city of New York. They were received in the
Mayors Office, in the City Hall by Alderman James
Kelly Acting Mayor Of the city, during the of
his Honorthe Mayor, and a company Of Aldermen and
gentlemen members Of the city and Others
The p.rsOp Us mentioned then delivered the following
letters On the part OF Governor Ujhasi and his
FADES.
Asros House,, Dec 90, 1919
To lie aefins Mayor, Wiz To me HIM james Kelly AID
ofhers, &c, 90, &c, hOnOred Representative Of the
ksyor and n me Guy Of New York;-
Myself and my dear companions ia exile having
eev'd rom your hand the kind CONN, uoicaton the
part Of the Mayor for whose sickness truly sorry,
b. having also d. his good will towards ths
hungariaus as president OF the Hungarian committee,
accumulation accompanied with the expression Of
the Eoblest eling such only enanate from the
hsrtso men who's are citizens of tree country couo-
Try In which hs individual feelings u the people harmo
bze with the by the Nay aud Corpo
ration Of this pobe city, feel ny self toaly unable to
give uttersBce 10 the deep OF Ateu thanks
which FIJI our hearts, and winch woud lain express
but cannot De pleased. however, to accept, Ia the
sim pioty and sincerity Of our hearts the attempted
ut.rsbee OF our thanks, which hereby Offer and be
nd.nough TO eause the same TO be made known to
the Mayor aud Common Council on our behalf
with the highest confederation your obliged aud
obedi.nt servant, LADlsLAUS uJHAZL
(For himself and companioDs)
To the Hon JAMES KELLY, Actingf
Mayor, &c., &c &c.
To THE HonokABLE Cry Counc,L OF New YoRx
l. aud my cowpauions, the uupretending remnants
Of the Hungarian struggle tor liberty have bsen so
happy by The kind ibtermeaium Of the honorable the
Ms!Or-the acting Mayor Of the City-to receive a
cory II the solutions which the very honorable City
Council, our arrival the shores OF this glorious
land has ssed a. the expressions Of the noble feel
Jugs, both Of itself aud Of the noble people whom It
i.pisents fhee generous resolutions We shall ever
preserve precious OF jewels for Ourselves and
for our future posterity, 1 ana my COM anions
must confess that cannot take to ourselves alone
the pre- OF the hearty .ympathy and friend
resolutions lH q o
Kindly conveyed but We are happy to receive and re-
votien 60 those great and glorious principles OF uni
verta liberty which have been plated by the divinity
In the heart Of man and for which We feel glad that
We M humble individuals have had the power 70
contend ON the held Of battls. As for
selves We are tree To confess, that perhaps
far from having done all that which every citizen
owes t. me- country ana to the cause OF liberty Great
and almost INFINITE Is the debt which people w
often are their exertioDs tar too limited We only
with the consciousness OF the best COED will TO that
great cause.-The cause of eternal right, here upon
the shores OF this great aud happy land OF liberty
We have been made Welcome by the honorable Com
mon Council, aud invited to take up our dgelt-
ing In this country. No invitation could have been
more grateful ana more welcome TO US; foe since the
dreadful oisasters and cruel government which prevail
now IN our unhappy country OF hungary aud since,
now, nought but scafoids and Ribbsts are TO be
found there prepared for the friends and the cham
pions OF hbsrty we can no longer consider such soil
Ms our country or home and hsuld be recreant TO
the sscr.d oEths which nave sworn to maintain the
liberties OF our couutry-ve, who have solemn signed
declaration Of the indspsnde VI Hungary ana have
forrworn monarchy for eyer-t any longer could
remain under the tyranny OF the Emperor OF Austria.
value. therefore, our republican convictions above
ell other personal considerations " interest aud
tune, which we have forsas.p We have not hssitated
In choice Aud " lind ourselves here noug
You with the firm determination TO become free cit
gsps OF this glorious aud happy lsud. May the Al
mighty Disposer Of all events strengthen US In
purposes, and IN our Efforts, and grant that may
prove worthy Of the country a1d OF tie generous
pie Who have with Kind r.loome received Yet not
wiibsaIding this determination, attentive looks
VIII remain forever liked upou our fret ana our for
nsr country, the land where We have drunk in with
obr mothers milk these great principles of freedom TOR
when this country has fought, ana for which It has
corqu'red it's Independence Ana II ever, hereafter
the oste OF liberty sha have to be fought In Hungary
sbo In all Europe. ~hen the day OF Magyar regsners-
tion sfr,.s then shall bs READY again ght
Win ali en.Tgie. against dee po1ism sud monarchy
In such nght. 10 uOub. we should nni ourselves
united ~itb many citizens from adopted country
beg the honorable CITY Council, aud the brave
citizens whom they represent herewth to accept those
thanks which We iee Ourselves altogether ~hout the
In the teuvsty AID sincerity VI our hearts, silt but
hot ,ApIsss.d
With the utmost consideration and respect,
We remain your obedieot servants
l. ADlSLAJS UJH Az,
In nam, and behalf OF his Hungarian com.
Psnions
Alderman James Kelly, Acting Mayor, received the
depusion very court.ousy, aud briefly expressed IN
lew snd Telling ~ords tbe testimenSs which aana ei
HIM tie oDpIon 1ouDcl and the people OF the city
OF New iorS. ON ~bUfe behalf they acted lie said ne
WELDON I'd them gladly aud cbee fuy To the city and
which stOod Ia ttsr power, to aii.'as tue cruel -uf
f.riD.f 81 the HING zIisbs which had briaieb thsm
nom 20. oo"n-tsadng ~ their couD.ry b. IN. proud
ana naughty tyrsbts VINO had oonDbsd To extinguish
In hsbg tue s,t nope u freedom for the oppressed
pope OF Europe
Inc rspiy Of tn. Hungarian gentlemen, by Captain
Jhs1i Nbch wa Interpreted b. l.. * Br-sach t.sq
bret but fui ui this prfJuudsst feOg ct respect
gIaltuds TO the honOrabls Mayor ana Corporation
"a the city Of Ns~ YORK, aud the noble people ~non
they repf'ssntsd.
IA. honor me Acting Mayor, then invited Governor
Il - aFttar. IN
Oawon tOupeh at the tity Hall, Hosdsy next At
j. ca, CD, ~DeD the sbole Couocii woud
ZEN bs TO receive them At the same tuis
ga the hope. that the Ms,or bimse wouid De- sam.
esUy recovered 60 To- be sDle t. take tue head II
the eats government 10 receive tasis sad De doaot-d
pot tkAt the nope abd she ~sn 90 tske % tue haod
th~ 1orsrnor Of ComOrn ana his deserving t,hOF pa
its ara tUhrers would haze po~srui iah lsucs ia
l'pts to contIibnto 10 bis recovery The party toen
SthdI,w.
vIsu To rHs MAYOR OF BEooKLYN.
GctsfEor tILah i'lt IT h's duty - lac vas nor In
broosn on the occasion hereafter related 20 pay hs
respects o. honor tn. Mayor 81 Brooklyp. both
Asy"r - hroosiyn .oo e,csliy a. Vice rrcsdensOt
TIE e. uniittee nov 80 actively engaged IA ex-rtions
Tor he Tei-i OF 10. Hungarian refugees OF
hiuss the Nsyor OF N-s YORK ~ the Presdent 40
soioingy ire ~heie party ptoceede. 70 toe City Hail
Of The ciJ 81 Brooklyn, TO Isy td-r re pet. to the
Mayer AID sutborit,s Representatives ct the poser
ana inieingsuee of the citizens OF BrOOsyu rhs
MAJ or - brtOkys came cut 10 meet them steps
81 tie tity hSl I'D eOnfleously conducted thea t1to
tie tai ,be ssyOr ts.r JOpi.Bdj bsieny ssdrrss- /
~ the Oovtrrsr sso HE Party tie ss,d it gave nim
many brave Hungarian pstiiOss dr,v-n from their 4
h,m.s atd native aSd by toe ruthless hand % tyrsn
ny IA the Sbutes sod lana % frr- america Governor
Jbszi N reply tbsnk.d tbe Mayor 1T Brooklyn fron
the uspth ~ be heart Zoe aud expression OF DTS
sympathy and itB0snip, at the sane time, In tnsnk
lag him psrsob.y he ant to ekteDd the expression
oi Lis sfstsU feelings to all the people spa citizens %
the city - bttoklyB 81 -b. the Mayor stood there
The repiss'n alive tie begged leave also &C the ssne
tine Co sdo another eAptsss ~ his rsrmest tbasSs
TO his honor psrsonsy. - Nioe President Of commit.
lee sra society ~bicb hsd taken ssd vas t.sibg 80
soivt part ~ measures Tor toe benefit aud relief VI
bis ieIlOs couItrynen snd fello~ sufferers
IBK PORTRAIT Ur GENERAL WASHING rON-EMoTfoss i
90 Ina al NuAkfANS Al SiGHr or rr.
The panty -ss tbes conducted b. the Mayor over
The tuy hail thsy then preceded to the council
chamber, -bere the hungarisns we're particularly
struck b. sspendid portrait OF General Ne ten,
y hich saorned the upper end a tn. cha Dber 90
vernon Jts1' stoto before ~, aud vita the whols
party ssOssd him his LADY one arm, sad M. ovsiy
daughter lara lssDins on tn. other, for time
cOBiirG,s To contemplate tue painting Nth still sud
profound enoti'b A. length he bross cut. sBd gave
VENT 90 bs feelings speaking 10 the herman language
- TIE very language Of soft oumept aud ss--iOnsd
feeling. Washington Washington Washington
I he istbsr % his country, children. see you tners
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