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NEw BupA, on Thomp-on's Crooked River,

Nxw BuDA on Thomp-on's tCrooked) River,
Decatur county Iowa, sept 8. 1880
Mr. PK4slpENI! From the midst Of a great and calm
solitude, which the variable fortune OF human affairs hrs
the present gnated for my home. have akan the
and your endo had assigned TO you the sec.
ond station 10 ths happy country the wi OF ee
Being which decides upon the destlnos OF man, has
elevated yon s-nay the frat the earth for
DO Chief Magistrate OF glorious and really Tree people
occupy You will use It's power, certain. for the adj
vsnesment OF liberty IN general as Wen as Of e
these purposes, is my sincere prayer
After very ioiisome voyage, have at last established
Decatur coun,y banks OF river Crooked Fork,
(Which The few settlers OF this place call Thorn pson
hands, ipru lied with strong wil commenced 10 cult
yate This tour WHY has always been invigo'ated by
sweet hope that the agnanmiy of Congress WIN grant us
small portion those land with which kLd Providence
endowed 80 richly this happy people,
Tor the liberty oil their country and for that OF all
nations solicit your dsogu shed aid in advancing the
eassass o. the OH on our oena winch already
To honor the memory OF my native land, which nothing
remember the events which history win iske up. |
have name the place Of settlement NEw BUDA May
please Eternal Justice that the same spirit OF liberty
may be established the soil OF the OLD BuDA
which the coonists of the Ngw enjoy.
few days since received with great pleasure the first
my letters from my friend Lonis hossiih, dated
Brussa, aud some instructions, which viii consider as
allow s' y. . 10y 'S'''' ''' : 800" '' "
toundest esteem, which the circumstance permit
me only press through these devoted you) nes but
which ardently desire TO renew personally.
have the honor 10 be your most obedlent servant
LADISLAUS UJHAZY
To his Exceiency WILLARD FlLLMoRK
President oil the United States
WASHINGTON CRY, %. CD Oct 81, 1850
My DEAR SIR Your letter ii the 9Th ultimo hand
few days since, and was graufied 10 Learn that your
weary III grmaye had last end and that
had found resting place, and trust syum, IN the new
but fertile State OF Iowa.
Accept my thanks for yonr kind
atny unex pected elevation the presidency. When !
met YOU lac expected occupy this position
ion OF Providence has however, cast upon
me the burdens and responsibility OF this distinguished
station whether Tor honor dishouo for veal
alone determine You have seen enough OF the
aud its instability look for my reward, whatever may
be the result only the consciousness OF an honest en-
deavor discharge duty faithfully and mpafidliy TO
my whole country That being DONE its destiny Is IN the
peme ArbiteT of human affairs, III whose
Justice and mercy have the most abiding confidence
Though make IL nvarable rule, as nation, not
70 nte rfere foreign wars. yet peopl. feel deep
sympathy Tor the oppressed everywhere ana are ready TO
extend liberal hand those Who suffer IN the OF
freedom. doubt, therefore, that Congress Will
deal generously with the Hungarans who have sacrificed
all Tor lndegende and Ire edom, and exes
strange land.
am grained hear that you receive communications
ffom noble and gallant hossutb. shall always be
most happy hear of his health and prosperity, and TO
ough you Intended Tor
for the American government
With my sine.e prayers your health and prosperity
aad i,r the health and prosperity OF your associates,
| remain your obedent servant,
WILLARD FILLMORE.
LApIsLAus UIHAzY, the Hungar Exile, New Buda
rhompson's River, Decatnr county, Iowa.