The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-17

From the National incligencer
The Hungarian Uxlies
There arrived Ia this city on Monday from Baltimore
The ex-governor Of Ccmorn, Ladislas Ujhazy. Colonel
Pgsy, Major Danbughy Captain Vaiss Captain Uhaxy,
tom and Mr. Brsisach, Of New York They took lodgings
At the Irving Hotel.
These interesting strangers yesterday morning attended
ary Of State by whom they cordially received and
between whom and Governor Uhazy, for himself and his
companions were inerchanged salutaons and
dressed the Secretary repeatedly and at length in
his own language, Interpreted BY Dr. Kratzer,) to whom
the Secretary replied in appropriate terms
President Of the United States they were sever ally IL
Ioduced BY the Mayor, and were received by the Pres
zen. win ns creates. kndnsss and with has character
made address TO the President in the Hungarian tongue
which afterwards read to the President by Dr. KRAFT
zer, "a follows
moment of my lfethe honor OF standing before the Chief
Magistrate Of the freest and glorious Of nations; be.
jewel!ed crown, but in whom BY the confidence q his fol
iowsisizsns the power the honor the humanity Of that
for the good Of mankind snrpasses that Of whole life OF the
s0 sshs,a rulers 81 e. 2. nations ...
snna.e fellow refugees fragment q the Hqngaria strug
soa w hs Il
as you had The benevolence Of expressing n reply
your couptymen bidding and ny associates cordial
welcome 70 your SOIL the natural asylum OF the oppressed
partic paton the benefits your institutions and laws
and trust that may find in America second home.
Of these United States thus offered o US a ' ''
We have already been cheeed with many and great
societies. well individuals have We'd With each other
In tokens q bro,hey love toward. They have poured
simple grasp OF the hand an American freeman be in
itself more worth than many iayors that are bestowed in
We hi.her prompted 70 do by apresentmen. Of
cordial welcome, and with the intention Of paying you
Of
the homage q our dee pest respect ard admration.
and o The S. a ws o
able to utter in woods all that feel OF and gratitude
our fellow sufferers who may follow us hitler, under ,he
broad shield Of this powerful union for protection and
tcipa.on in the blessings which Divine Providence has
AS feeble representation Of the Hungarian people, and
bosom this free and humane nation, the pnlsaons Of
whose heart in favor Of humanity large and Of
c Il 10 our most ardent desire 70 render ourselves worthy
Of the benevolence shown TO
American friends Is however. much aoyed by the bitter
grief A. moi seeing al our unhappy cqaniymsn II the
lot, compared with theirs! We therefore, humby
aS & oa g 70 s we and
to raise our feeble voice on their behalf.
We trust that we snail be excused for allowing ourselves
ment Of these United States their powerful
proper order obtain the LIBERATION Of Koo.sas
and o. all his that they may be able
and every bounty which may be granted to US
beg leave, on my own part 10 that the moral death
Of such man as kossn,h would be loss TO humanity, TO
Mr. President, please allow the honor Of handing
and accept expression or The creates, rom
your most humble servants and future fellow citizens
To this address the President responded in substance
as follows:
GoyEnsoa. II |. with feelings Of sincere pleasure that
welcome you andhose around you the capital Of these
rourn al,
liberty, no people have watched the progress Of the Hnnga
usn cause with more so,cade than those Of this Union.
the aspirations of the American people They
Hungary opened a"S is close
mon commanded their whole sympathy.
meds w The affair. and dc c6as Of
yet had Hungary succeeded IN establishing her indepcnd
family Of nations As is, sons and the Oppressed Of
every land, will here find the protection which
sion. win be Respected and maintained ''
nrake q the regret you express because kossuh and
will yet reach shores in safety. and that your
families relatives, and friends whom you have been
PEELED 70 leave behind, will Join you this land OF Ia
situations. Here. trust, you and they will forget In the
snoymsa, Of The lber,l and blessing. Of new home
people In bidding you God speed
The party then took their leave OF the President and
proceeded the CAPITOL where they were into
the privileged seats OF the Senate chamber by Senators
Clay and Benton, and into the House Of Representatives
oy the Hon MIR Baker Of Illinois. In each house they
spent time, receiving the introduction OF numerous
members and other citizens They next visited the Su
preme Court, where they met with and were welcomed
by Mr. Senator Webster, to whom they were previously
known. After spending some time in the library and
other parts OF the CAPITOL they returned to their lodgings
kossuTH AND THr HUNoARrAN cRows-The lesiti |
mists have beled the noble Kossuh ia almost every way
One OF Their charges that he stole the crown OF Hun
gary. HIS companion and friend Aduiant Asboth, in
communication TO the London Times, dated November
reutes this change After disposing OF other matters
he says:
A to the crown Of Hungary Il sealed up by COM
it,ee ofhe diet and delivered the charge Of the re-