New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-24
pi.psr TO the Huusarians.

On sa:ur5ay evening last 4 dinner VA oiS'n
| to the Hungarian exies by isrse number Of
| Gsrmsn gsnilemen AZ Burgtaais German "a.
sino. No j. City Hs'l-place Tie con- aay took
Their seats Immediately on the .uigsi 81 tie
guests Of the evening from the New Eng ADJ So
ciety's Fss,ivsl where they wefe for shore time
| present A. the party entered the ht The Ia
koczy March, 8 nstiorsl AR Of Hungary "as
payod By a band of musicians who. az iuiefga's
| through the evening, performed Huns an'n ana
Ponh melodies concluding ero the WITHDRAWN Of
the company with Yankee Doodle The table
was served in an eeEsot sni abundant manner
10 true German fashion, in style Ct cookery not
often met With out Of Vienns and worthy even of that
| city famous for lts good living
After the FRS, business Of the dinner was over TT
uENRY RIs1nR rose and delivered poem Ia German
che language Of all the speeches made during the eve
nius) ~hich received with well neritet applause
In IL be babe the strangers welcome ~ America dEc
on the gres, Jntes In which they had been engaged
declared the Immortality Of the principles for which
they had sslej and foTesold and triumphant
rising Of the oppressed nations OF Europe
Gov UJHAzY responded to this address Ia speech
OF some length ADD equally admirable Tor !is matter
and manner lie srsteiul Tor the cordially w!lh
which they hsd been received Tne sympslhies ia.
Wished toward them since thel arrival Oh thesscres OF
this res and glorious land almost made them forget
iaeir sl caoh. This country they had long osen
! fsmlhsr with ~ report lis hstosS snd Constitution
they bad long ago learned 70 know aud admire In Han
gary its snd character were known there, aLd
there loved as the ireest country On esTth-1te
| country whore msD Individually and collectively bad
| the iewea t1drenoes ls1 upon his progress toward
yet more pegiec, conditions He had always been IN
| enthusiastic sdniTer Of Amercs the gres, men OF lie
esry history his great men be had long looked
TO is organization the Ideal Tor Tree people aud
in urging Republican truth upon the convictions OF his
ends Hungary be had IN yesrs ps't often said that
hs should ind that to be prsctiesl repuoosn were
| Impossible In their fs,herlsnd be would De one IN
| America, and hod there y second sno more genial
because froer county Now they were here, himself
and his companions. not voluntary but ss comPu'o
~ exes and from al aides there greeted them more
| thsn frA,ernal welcome. PeIsously they should Dc
their beet to deserve this Overpowerips kudsess ~
fsithfulness to tho character OF American ciuzer
which twas their hope to assume 80 la sincerely -
sunne ihis character they should % making the bes
| possible preparation iOr any future eXsency which
| might call them home TO Hungary. After some time
spent here the duties OF citizens they should 20 bach
rehor than they came Tor they should carry with tn,
knowledge more precious thsn gold or diamonds. Ia
the OF he speech the Governor also sNd mos
| emphsteally that the ea'rt OF tho H9ngsIisn. had
been tor themselves sOne but bad always had In
view uoyerss liberty universal equality ard universal
frsteruisy As its ultimate purpose
The veneI sbe Governor closed hs remarks otwhich
We have above presented only o. two poinS, With
an appropriate sentiment 10 America which was e
csvcd with tue utmost eu,husisn by ali prescott, aud
drank with ohes u Long 1--we UjatEy'
| far he's "a
| Holmich Capt. Lsug, Col Prassy Mr.. B,utoal and
Mr. Dams Mr.. Helmch's speech welcomed TIE exiies
| snd pee ally Me. Jsgelo, Nh &c unshrnS4ug fero
| tion sni nobe example In ,oryins The wouuecd de
lenders OF liberty H the hospiisls he cselt upon In
strain OF animated elogueuce 10 which Dr. Riser 70
| spoE ded In hey behalf Capt Lang recalled The cd
World 10 h!. hearers where were theu birth pl.ers
whore rested the bones Of their slheTt and wtce the
s5oes Of their friends siil sen, tc hesven the sm1S
Il their hearth ares OF thu heroes OF Hungary ma
especially Il hossuth Capt l. spVk9 In glowing terms
Snd VIXEN be closed the cry OF Ejen kossuih 2" va
| upon every tongue Col Prsssys remarks were ~
Oi esls0t ders ard true Democrats 'eeleg ~ TIE
synpslAy expressed here for the champions OF free
dom toe Old WoTli ard especially ior tie kinanss'
| lssishsd upon them By the comPsby pTesett Ny
? | BiuHoaler tore,,ld Tie coiuiug day oi vergnsncs
| tor the ierooio1s sausges and muTders COMMITTEE
| by Austrian tyranny MI Dane ssid that after ~,
srrsg dsy OF vengeance there would oou1s day %
rccOnciliAlOa when ali nsrOns would cxiend 10 esei
other the frsierps hand tbs. after just bad sweP
away all tyGxn,s, al srJinslsl privileges al slavery
| and al oppression there would coue 1he epoch y
| Uniiy, when mankind would have one language, ore
GsSssnnelt ole combined interrsG and ose comm
, faith aud concluded ty given q. tepunenL Ie'
Brother heed Of Humanity, which WA received Wiz
tao n o.l eoral cath l.ssrn especially ~ Gov UasI!
| Sna be companions.
The above 10 but tho esress ske'ea q one q 10
raosi dshsh:'u evening, Shose festivities Is Wa eve
Cur let 10 1ssre. OF sucA sn occs,ioa Aoseve', a
rich IL sSauils ss.siscaous g. ssstiul 40 Ne Aso~
must have been. l. tie brave nea .Tosad whom u
atersss e,atsiod, sId preserved sy The Nor
iNf tie Gs,srns synPsih!ss Il ,ke5 cas- skeieA
po'sSis. Oar tssEks sIs Due 10 the frienei saioug
whose Madness w were pre.eut