New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09

The following correspondence has been ex
changed between tho Mayor and Gov. Inlay
Nrw.YoRN, Dec -, lsi9
To LArisL.us ujsA,y, late Governor of Comou
D~ar Se avail myself of the earliest moment, my
returning health address YOU nasmuoh a. was moi N
my power meet you and greet YOU your arrival
ing wcaA he pleasure vet would give feel
inSs Of saddenng nature, ,Vr cannot Danish
enemies OF liberty your Hungary that you
recently battling with the yrants power. and tina
recently last great sad extremity, YOU driven
with whsiwmd violence rom most OF your beloved nends
and home.
from such scenes You have length reached land WHERE
liberty ves and dwels where the scii spurns the "
rants tread and the oppres.ors has power harm
You may now exSanA O. Liberty here s thy home Thu,
10 truly the asylum Of the oppressed
We lake pleasure IA assuring you that esymrathitc with
YOU We welcome you. the whole American people wei.
come yea ami we most s,aeecy and heartily invite You u
fall participation Of al the blessings Of hocry and indie
pendenoe which We ourselves enjoy
Ours extended and widespread country and IN the
srsee and verge enough only Cor us hut the ued mil
ltons whom YOU have len behind. There they NAV or
nsAe ssaid there they N, possess beautiful kc;ds and
" perpetual peace and happiness and there they sno
kcs descendants al the sweet valleys with NE sone'
ohbefsy I'LL sges have minr cd their memories with those
u the ust and of the ifee
Allow me row roug YOU to osef ycur friends and
ssn,s tias to shser them With he prspsSt cf speedy sd
happy realization Of al their hopes and snnepancns Ends
ne Nee msInons and laws OF their newly ehoecn country
am with great respect your veTy osodieni serv'li
C,iSR MoopHVtt.
Mayor OF the City Of New Iork
The following has been handed to the Mayor b,
l. n Bressehs Ntw.YoKK. Jan. 1874
n sSs eau" = wsSssvu Nsye- y tss or, e Nc.r r-&
STA The friendly welecne arising nom he fallness o.
ncee hear. which wa KINDLY NV dear eon,-
rsdss OF The Hungarian emigration and myself moved
oar waTnes, Nehnes You have poared ealm into the
wounds innic'ed ey wsnicn tyranny
II sxcies of the hueres eoaons of The human heayf
monuments Of nstcns e1isfcacs Tia, has enigr,I IN, =
hcr&und but if thsrv is emuf,cp winch r.p
TIE love and fcnd memory % ones country h. ho ys,
se.inx Of gratitude for rrocis cf sympathy
Your hind ct,cr has ewakcned such t>~,irr In N. n
orce IN my companions and my.eM
We know how 10 honor those friendly cxpresSios. WI
have their origin IN the noocncss 81 sOG and rreeS
hcm who has been ohosen by the confidence of ne
unte.
Any words Of grsanpde thai could utter woud ee 81,
pcce interpreters cf feenxs and oaN TIA
yoar letter wiz ever remain In cur Memories.
We have iraced been driven by Wild tenpcs: from
unhappy country b. after tho Storm fortunate than
aany rceE manner, we ind ourselves not mesey
sAose " saiey bal haven @; ercthcsy friendship and
hePsfAiiy.
No. and grxp3 iasiratons " ms glorious county, eouG
Nv ~ cL whose fertile plains SUI MrH!sA
Nr ecunuess nllons and Mil not spare siren 9Th
10 obtain ey alseofions s thai Independence which TIE
tfs van. o. hsA We have cay cAe-f saure before Us
sed we al Son IN Ne cry Asns country hs where
Freedom is
lam heartily reose~a learn tA., yoar bcah ressord
AID take he occasion 70 recresi wa 10 sppOi- tr7e
IN psssor, win ,he assurance q Which mssnrnne
remain. ycar oeed,ens serysal
LAnISLAUS UJHAEN
hs and IN ne name and IN schalf q his ccaPano0s