New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-10
KOSS nth IN NETWORK.
Receptions and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS General
Committee-New England Sseiey-Union
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Newburg--From she
Lawyers-from Brooklyn-From the Indus
Trial Congress-Privatc Introductions &c.

yesterday and FOR short time IN the evening,
wing aud snsw ering addresses. We give below oil
tina, trai spl5ed worthy Of particular note.
ADDRESS or rHE YoUSG MEs's D NocRarIc
GENERAL COMMITTEE
Committee from the above body was intro
ouced, ard the Chairman, MI Wheeler, presented
the following sdo ress
LOtns Eossufh Gor,rnor Of HyHorry In presenting 70
you the accompanying resolutions Il the Young Mems
Demo cratic Republican General Committee Of ths CITY Of
New.iork We assure that the feelings of e1uation
"hth ioqI aptearAIce among Us eIces IN svey bosom,
may equal but cannot excel our swn
The conflicts in which you have plrtcipa' edthe trial
which have endured not TO he compe mere
y ~ applause They constitute your mpensaabls
Benis IN the history OF the world
Ism government sch constant duty ana pleas.
uret maintain We have to be waichful IN
beIent end unslenabe nights in their integrity
the prIc. OF liberty"
comprising equal nights, liberty OF thought and speech
and unrestricted fl eedom Of religion"
It's within these limits that discover the only princ
Tle that can secure such community Of feeling and
est which lspurning every distinction Of birth aud wealth.
to the pinnacle Of earthly Prosperity.
When amidst the dncodsnt action of the revolutionary
struggles IN the years Si3 and lst9. Europe, the Hun
gsrlan Decluauon Of Independence brought to our
knowledge We could not a to discern that true liberty
based upon well asceraired principles carrying the olive
branch OF peace and distributing her invaluable blessings
was the star which guided you and misrepresentation
or aspeIsion has shaken that belief
We DIS covered in aud your associates brethren hs
faith Of the capacity Of man for self governments.
Us ard you obstacle nleoosed oy
nature aid which DELAY ed any assistance which might
have prevented the dreadful catastrophe which has de-
SPOILED your people OF their most cherished ornament
We cannot, as men as republicans as democrats,
staent psrons OF the people OF the United States conceal
the feelings and sentiments which we entertain
Take this comfort that far have the power
sistent with the laws Of our county shall endeavor
again TO permit the ncion BY rangy and despo.
tsm Of any government established on foundation AKIN
Confde then, and faithful workrgman Of liberty p
action, within sphere your orkers be not
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sou with US witness the Tsng upon your people Of the
Of permanent success
fCs JsuTf5hH H HFsiSS 1S sHSaF
THApDEUs b. GLOVER
The following is the resolution alluded to:
ReSored That Committee Of fve be appointed to wait
of ths Young Mems DemocI Republican General Com
mttte OF the Ciiy and County OF New York and their
wsMest sympathes his noble efforts TO extend the prn
cipes Of Liberty and assert the inherent rights Of the
The Committee appointed under the foregoing resolution
consists of John Wheeler, Benismin A Guyre p J.
JOachm,sen Henry A wOrte, Thaddeus 3. Glover.
Kossuth replied saying:
For the sentiments and resolution you have presented
thank yo11 thank you, gentlemen, for them thank
sou fer the attention have bestowed upon the rse
struggle Of Hungary and thank you for the hopes you
then referred to the principles laid down in the Deolsa
the freedom Of his country You have told me here
continued that you are so that distance should have de-
layed assistance which might have been offered to
the catastrophe which has occurred Let hope that
in the future. this wor distance will prevent the
the People of the United States go TO fight for Hungary
All he waited for them to take such position would
give II en- the power to the interference of
ton in helping to crush another. He believed that
who would be free themselves must strike the blow"
He again hoped that the word distance will not be any
impedinent to take such position Because the word
had disappeared before the genius of Futon and the ad
yancement Of human intelligence, and should be
obstacle the family OF mankind children Of
the father in Heaven, and having all the inter-
ess Indeed Hungary at this day not remote from
New-York as ives the residence of Washington a. the
time of the American Declaration Of Independence NJ
Kossuth concluded by hoping that the sentiments contaa
Ell in the address would be soon realized among the
icry Of the people in the Unred States.
INVITATION PROM THE NEwENeLAND SOCIETY.
A deputaton from the New England Society next
arrived, and on being introduced, read an address,
giving an account OF the landing OF the Pilgrims on
.,'..s shores, and stating tina. from sheri sprung
those Republican principles whose spirit has gone
forth and viii continue TO 20 forth, until liberty
becomes universal throughout the world
AS It usual for them to celebrate that great event
in the history Of the nation It's anniversary, the
pod OF Dec, they would be glad il time and circum-
stances would allow him, to accept an invitation 70
meet them on that day
NJ. Kossuth replied that
The events commemorated by the New. England Society
should never be forgotten They ordained by God IL
good for and nations to look back history those
starting points which like stars the armament. burst
forth to pursue their allotted and because the book
OF life must nspre the mind and sentiment OF
geat interest and ugh honor IN being presented with
invitation TO JON with them in celebrating that day which
could only stay IN the country until the end Of January and
TO be at other places to advocate the
prevent 10 from beng IN New York on that day.
INVITATION FROM THE UNION BROTHERHOOD.
A request from the Brotherhood Of the Union-a
Society composed of working mentor the Illus
tTous exile to call at their Hall appropriate
occasion, was made, but was respectfully declined,
on the ground that his whole time entirely taken
up lie hoped, however that they would make such
a modification in 1t, that he could receive them
during the allotted time for receiving invitations,
namely between the hours Of 10 AM. and PM
INVITATION OF THE CITIZENS or NEwBURoH.
4 Committee deputed by the citizens Of Newburgh
called upon kossuth and presented him with the fol-
lowing address
To LOUIS Kossuth, Gor,rnor q HYnqory-Sr The cst-
zens ofNewburgh through their Committee respect
fully invite you their and address then and
the people Ofthe ny the subject Of Hungary and the
great question Of Ciyh Freedom IN Europe.
that influence the entire Of country
tymen wish TO he honored b. your presence and listen
toyour voice But, enid the demands made up
your time, should hardy expect to have our wishes
gatled did 1t not appear 70 Us that or State furnishes
locality where appeal the people could be made with
50 much appropriate ress and effect as from this
Headquarters rs most worthy occupant. to the spot
where he his Farewell Address 70 the army-nheIe
be teoted with Indignation and scon the offer OF kng
crownwhore occurred the closing scenes Of long Rev
outiopaIy sirus:ss and where 1., the mdamenta, pnc
The voice Of The Nsilon has already placed you WITH
70 render that decssn more striking and emphatic B..
two have ever crossed tie waters OF New York Bay,
surrounded with such marks Of affection, heralded by
such shouts ofwelccne 4Ec un0nwth such uRb0u nded
enthusiasm youfsei
Firi. " sshIngtoo Lis way TO New YORK to be n
stses Grst Pretdeni Of this Republic then la Fayete
When 1894, he landed the Nation Guest. the first
the representative OF Freedom this conneat-ts
second of the principle France, white y0n nave
been welcomed as ths thG representative not merely
the principles Vi freedom IN Hungary bat Central Ell
rope.
The Nations heart has moved to you AZ II did 10
them. and the last OF that immortal tho invite
you hearts. and Cmes-there, and the ne
rnentoes AID associations OF eedo the spot haoved
By their footsteps C spesk from center 81
syz ahy. merely US but the hearts Of the entire
Republic
signtd BY the Committee
NEwBuRGH, "wednesday, Dec B. 1851.
meeting Of the citizens OF Newburgh was held |
pursuance o; public notice, at The United States Hotel
Col David Crawford chosen President L 81 Ferris
Wee President. and 7. u. Niysn, Secretary
The object o. the meeting having beea stated namely
70 tender Adde'S ard invitation T. GOV LeuIs kossuth