New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-19
The Hungarian Refugees and zen. To,i Ter.

Several OF the Hungarian refugees, eNGos eraul
| Ujhszy Col Prasay, MAJOR Dambourghy Count
/ Wass, Capt Oswell Theodore Jhazy and Capt
/ Waisv. were presented to Gen Taylor on the 18Th
| INST The following Is the speech of Cover oi
| [ hazy on the occasion, with the reply OF Geu
| Taylor
Ma President Inave attained at last the most desim.
Die OF my life, the honor OF standing before t'
ch.f mag OF The frees and glorious OF nations
before elect one, whose mSjesy IS not rsdaung from
jeWeed crown but n whom by the confidence OF rs i
low citizens he power, The honor e humanity Of tai
great ceDtred tor hour OF your efficiency
Tor the good u mankind surpssses that OF Whole life of
he socs4ed rulers OF other nauons bsho.d me- -,
your presence with some OF my unfortunate ie.-Iff
refugees fragmen Of the Hungarian struggle for hbtr'
v, nationality and progress we present ourselves % 70"
Ia the confidence kind reception, as you lnd
Ter Lar YOU but speak tho universal sentiments o your
country Ia bidding aud my associates cordial wei
YOUR soil The natural asylum OF The oppressed nom
every cline" fOu otter us protection and iiee pacl a.
the benefits your Institutions and Avs and uGst
that may ind IN America SECOND home Please % O.
ceYe Warmesi hanks for The hospitality OF these lntd
states lus offered 20 We have already been chez! rd
win many aud great acts OF sympathy rom your felo"
citizens corporation. Snd societies well ndyidus
have Wed with each other tokens Of broihery love o.
ward US They have poured healing balm IN Tie wounds
Of our hearts although the smpe grasp OF the hand OF
American freeman be IN itse worth than many
that bestowed Ia the Old World. We came hthcr
prompted do b. present,menl Of cordial WELDON
AID with the Intention OF paying 10 you and through you
the whole people Of these rn.fed States The homale
u orr deepest respect and admiration Mr. Presden,
be peased receive for yourself and for your great
and noble country The assurance that unable ~
Ords al tist feel Of love and gratitude. We
e sufrrers who nas follow hher under the broad
shield u his powerful Cnon for protection and parteifa
oil upon H. AZ a feeble representation Of the Hungarian
people and IN the OF human liberty lay ourselves
The bo-om Of this free and humane nation the pulsaous
Of whose heart 10 favor Of humanity a. large and OF our
especially we have already et while YET beyond ile
Atlantic II IL ardeut desire 10 render ourselves
worthy Of The beneyoence shown 10 Us Our happiness a.
feeling ourselves surrounded by American trends j.,
however much so, ed BY tie bitter gef al not seeing Al
oar unhsppy eO4nymeii IN me ENJOY n"nt Of mo sane
good fortune. How enviabis Is lot. compared fh
theirs We therefore mus, humbly pray 10 God 10 grant
hsm speedy anc saie deyrrsnco rom tneif pfes'Hi
hradOm We fee 4 o be first duty 10 raise feel
IN their behalf We nis that shall be excused
allowing ourselves % maze most humble appeal u il"
people and OOgeH ent Of hese United States " their
20" eriu tnercessloa with lie sublime Porte, In manner
which hey may deem proper Ia order % obtain The bea
non Of kO-suth and Of all Ma fellow feg that hey
be able 20 these hospshe shores and 10 become
parskefs In al and every bounty which may be granted
as beg leave my own part say hat tbe mora desh
u such kOs-uth would be Oss 70 humsnityo
general liberty Mr President please 10 allow NE the hon
OF banding 10 this occasion he present letter ~
Introduction, and arcept the expression u the greatest
sPeet from yogT mos humble servants and future ieHo
citizens, tLe Hungarian Delegation
To which the President replied as i0ilOws
GovEsSos-Ii i win feelings or sincere pleasure nat
these Unied states During your noble and vslsni sfrug
e Tor liberty 40 people have watched 10 progress " i-
Jnlon Wherever The standard u liberty i rasef here
al be The aspirations u the American people They par
uepsed IN loe bOFts with which the contests Or he naQr
independence OF Hungary opened and - s close
country ced their hole sympathy ThosghIs
par u fbs pOcv II the United States NEEDLE
ne 1A-fs and oorHlcis u european nsnoEs, yer mo
Hungary succedsc 10 establishing her Independence.
we would have besn tie hf-t 10 We.come her into far
family u nations A. j.. hef and the oppressed
Of every and AL here ind The protection ~hich
ourselves HIRE nghts and liberties and religion
viii be respected ard maintained psrsks II ne reffel
you express because kOssuh and his fsn gs1ed assoc
1h you hope they viii Ye reach shore.
safety and htf thoze u vOUr families, relatives srf
freufs you have been con ed 70 -aye behind vii JON
TOu THIS and cffree insatOEs Here Trust ycp and
hey wall much VI te hagd-hps and Trials yoI have
goLe tlrolgh 10 The enjoyment 4 the liberties AID oe-
n.s of new home. You al Vecoue SPEAK ti.
sentiments ~ 0gr yLo.e people N bidding Y0u ODd spec