The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-26
Hungarian EEI!es in Washington.

We copy from the National Intelligence
the following Interesting account of HE 70
e0pion Of The HHngnfnns la MnAhiaglnni
There arrived in this city on Monday from
| Baltimore, the Tx ,GOyrruur Of Cnnurn,L nd'
irlhs UIhazi, Colonel Prngay, Major Dam,
hurgly Captain VaiFz, Cnpinin Ujlnzi, aud
Captain liguay accompanied by d., kralizer
of liosipn, sud Mr Brrisach, Of New York,
They took lodgings ~ lhe Irving llpleL
These interesting strangers yesterday morn
ing, attended by Major Tocbmau aud the
Mayor, called On the Secretary uf State by
whom they were cordially received, and he
tween whom lhe Governor Ujhhzi, for him
Rclt and his companions, were inlerchHnRed
respectful salulhiiOub and assurances Of SYM
pnlhy aud good will. Governor u, address
eh The krcrrinry repeatedly, aid ~ soiHe
longll, Ia hla own lnngungh, Interpreted 10y
IN, Kmllzer,) ~ whom lhe Secretary replied
la appropriate terms.
The party then proceeded 20 pay their re-
specls Ia tie President al the United States.
They were seyernly introduced 10y the May
or, aud we're received by lhe President with
tie greatest kindness, aud with his chnrHe-
Iefislic lrnukness aud indebtedness, Gov.
ernor UjhHzi then made al address to the
rreAidenI IN tho Hungarian tongue, which
kraiiz-r, ~ iUllows
mr. t'TtrnrHfg hnvc Httniued Mt met tire
most Desirable m0meHT Of my lifetime hon
or Of standing before the Chief Magistrate of
lhe irrtal and most glorious of nnitons.hrl1re
It's elect Que. Who's. majesty 10 not radihlng
from Iawclled crown, bat ia whom, 10y tie
confidence Of his fellow ciiizens. tile power,
the honor lhe humility Of lhAt great nation
are conferred; inr one hour of your efficiency
lor lhe good of mankind SURPRISES lhnt Of
whole life of lhe sO-cnlled rulers of other
uHtiuus.
Behold me, sir,. Ia your presence, with
G,sss ,.r Hy HeE,fla'tais acknowledges, n
fragment OF the Hungarian struggle for libor,
~, nationality, aud progress. We present
ourselves To YOU with The more confidence
of n Kind reception, IA you had the bcneyo-
lence of expressing ia your reply 10 MY let
ter that you "but speak the universal seuii-
uIents of your counlrymen in bidding the
aHd ny associates q curdlul welcome to your
nAllIrnl nsI lIluI-ul Tie -nIl IiIrssel-
from every cllne." You offer ~ "prolrrliuu
aud fee participation ~ the benefits of your
aud laws, aud trust that We may
dUd ia America second botDe.
Please lo receive our wafniesl thanks FOR
Tie hospitality OF these uuiied States thus
offered 10 ".
We have already been ehecred with many
and great acts of sympathy from your fellow
citizens. Corporations aud societies. as well
ns individuals, have We'd wIlh each other ia
tokens of brolherly love towards ~. They
have poured healing balm ia the wounds
OF our hearts; although The simple grasp Of
tho hand of an American freeman bo ~ it,
self more worth Than many hyors that nre
bestowed IN the Old World.
We come hIlher prompted to do ~ by
pfcseOli,net of cordial welcome, aud with
the Intention OF paying to you. aud through
StAles,h the homage Of our deepest respect and
admiration.
Mr. President, be plchscd TO receive for
Yourself aud for your grear aud noble coun-
Try, the assurance that we Are unable TO NJ.
ter ia words all that Ne feel Of love aud graf.