The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-06

Ths sr.v. u.ns.nan asassH
Some time since we published letter from The patriot
Kossulh 10 General Cass The sentiments OF which did
honor to the head and heart OF the great Hungarian
Some wise man OF the Wesi--we believe al ST. Louis
pronounced, from his critical knowledge of the Lam
guage that il was forgery and Immediately without
the slightest evidence il authonaisely pronounced
forgery in many OF the papers. and probably In not
few for the pleasure OF showing that General Cass
had been imposed on. There never was the slightest
doubt Of the authenticity OF the letter Il came through
he American legation al Constantinople and bears the
we'll known signature OF Kossuth Since then we learn
that General Cass has received verbal message, through
respectable American citizen. from the unfortunate
patriot. expressive of his personal sentments And
we transfer to columns to-day some Interesting
marks OF Mr.. Brown. our dragomsn at Constantinople
who Is accompanying Amin Bey interpreter in his
excursion through the United States These remarks
were recently made at public dinner given to Mr. Bue
at Detroit They not only put this matter beyond any
dispute but they exhibit the Turkish sovereign ami gov
eminent in very favorable light M n u ~
/" Toast by Col, ]. B. Grayson Our gnesl Hon ii p
dplomatist and accomplished oriental scholar son Of
the Wesf, the West does him honor st 4H
/" MIR, Brown replied as follows We "a Sss
acknowledgements for the honor which you and the other
gentlemen present have been pleased TO show me- Itis
Of no little qualification to me TO be permitted
s e city hass
those with whom had the honor eleven twelve
tina, time il Of The East within sight Of
Constantinoples this evening IL Is on the straits Of the
indeed weii Be called .e consan,nope q the bsiiea
States sincerely hope thai Detroit may 60 on progress
and broad ~ ,ha Of The srea, 10 which have jus,
alluded hope, also to be allowed the pleasure OF oer
retu hpxpe fltnhla
Tor Your present hospitality, and hat too, the same
excellent senator, General Lewis Cass as4 n tlsq HMM
"Whs abiding 70 the gentlemen WHOM have Just yea
word upon the subject respect and which His
name Commands in the East in consequences Of hi: gener
he saw The late lasrous Sultan and bis son. tho present
sultan The impression which he received oi those two
seems have been and lasting f
have read. witt, much interest his reference TO hen ~
ia appreciation Of the noble and aniu conduct Of dc
present Sultan in behalf Of the was q Com
santnope during the unfortunate struggle Of chat brave
people, and became acquainted with many Of the oicu
eey Of as and lis
nation TO protect them against Their ylctors let The conse
pride assure The otoman government of she pathies
Of my coun,rymen At home the laudsbls course advo
the address Of your insous senator favor Of the sultan
fastened to communicates j. 70 him US the Language nthe
Senate of my country of oil the greatest OF American
statesmen The Language could not be otherwise than
70 the IL, o s ad sas
VIzierent for me- ard informed that be had received
Sultans commands request convey Genefal
Cass expression Of bis Maestys thanks for the eloquent
and in which he had been pleased 20
speak Of him in the Senate Of the United States The min
also told write thatthe COMMUNICATION Of one
who had visited his capta and other parts of his empire,
and who had him in his youth, peculiarly agreea-
BILE TO him. NV sa uafeHa. stl @I&aal. III slgi
"There another person whom thought might
communicate that address a mark of
spect for his msoriunes and with the belief thai would
serve somewhat to console him In his exile. need
scarcely add that refer Kossuth the ex-governor Of
Hungary. Il disappointed in my expectation The
language OF its the condemnation IL contained of
OPPRESSION and the deep sympathy which n breathed for
fate the unfortunate patriot and his brave compan
in favor Of the generous and nercifu Sultan, deeply
ustrlous exile From the city of Broosa
der date Of April D. 1885, when the Of his departure
- To the generous champion Of Justice, Freedom and
Humanityihe gallant General CAST will write by the
and will pray to charge yonse with the OK
pedition' e @ ta,.ss s.
This generous speech Of the iusous senator OF your
city, conjunction with those OF others Of best sates
men, has done much for the American character In the
Suans dominions They have led the excellent Sultan
government in the OF the United
States in the American people, friends and adyo
Of his enlightened policy believe may honestly
candidy say in concuson that the strongest evidence
Of this assertion is the presence among
you to-day Of the suians representative Amin bey"f 1851