The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-31

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IL domestic question oi yours
AID sfer ali il there 10 ANY difficulty. according pot
ministerial laws bat 10 pfsudcss nlodaesd lso That
everlasting code b Tie iyanls o. Old. ihs anesy :"
eeixny with nations, and upon this b4sls pseos-
nsinx The legitimate character Of The declaration OF nde
psndencs Of Hungary, which the sovereign people q
Hxnx4Jy has proclaimed and TeirAced yet ilsss
are ny humble Wishes besides substantial aid iof
my oossss,s fseodom which entirely leave 70 hs spon
tsneous geSesosI,y OF your noble hearts Loud cheers
The Pfcs,dent-msy be be blessed for t-bas Inviieo
the Congress 10 decide upon the question o. your iorEn
policy. BY stating. in bus snn aai H,srsas n' ne
Satss remain indifferent ss'eneOe, me Shong arm
Of afosgn po1sy Is iapohed 10 rsY'sAS inc tP"u @jfes
aS VI. II az y n syI Ind ax,eot what them
But il tbe greatest gioy OF your Congress- that II con
sideIs itself Be but the organ OF the Will u The people,
which is the sovereign
peased 10 express its sovereign wlllmay II be PLEASED
10 40 il sooD-bscause The hour passes FAST and the
Ny three humble wishes were approved a, the any
banquet New York they Carried IA the shape oil
resolutions BY the city OF Harrisburg the capital OF Penn
sylysnis equally approved at Philadelphia It's meop-
There yet more was done | received a ks,.ess and
lock Of the hair OF your great Washington s~ore 10
Hasten 10 the very standard which will be earned al
my side when lead the braves, Of our brave 10 de.
eide the victory Of liberty aud was told that the sword
q washington cannot ia to y present aass 70 s IKE
first Well should thai be The you VIII bDd At was
not unworthy TO light with thai sword, eide by sde WIN
hungarian heroes Tor The Liberty OF the world and %
take care with IL that hair Of that venerable lock
should be dsgraced by falling INTO despoPs hands
lLong and continued cheeIsJ
AT the conclusion Of The address, which was received
with frequent manifestations OF applause the band played
WaShingions March alter which, calls were made Tor
several persons on the platform. Judge lie Grand came
forward and made The following remarks;
JUDGE LIZ GRAND's SPEECH
Gentlemen, when Governor Kossu,h arrived here to-
day il his intention TO depart tomorrow but from
the grateful spontaneous and cordial manner ~ when
he has consented to postpone his departure from this
city until Monday Applause But. gentlemen, ne
asks the citizens OF Baltimore TO endorse practically the
the reception they gave him to-day He asks OF them
something practical more positive, more real Than
some resolutions which have been passed by the people
OF Harrisburg and Philadelphia, two Of The principal
cities Of the State OF Pennsylvania.
Before reading these resolutions TO you, will state
that their purpoTt substantially this Louis Napoleon,
who has recently stricken down republlsansm in rance.
has minister at Washington now shall we refuse TO
gary, lis representative These resolutions which
hold in my hand passed by the people OF Two OF the
great cities Of Pennsyyanatha Stale which was the
Keystone Of our nation days gone BY. and which,
trust in all time 10 come, will be found 10 be lis arch,
which, like the rainbow, will oversbadow and bless our
understood as believing what say when declare Louis
Kossuh 10 be the rghiiul governor OF Hungary. Zap
plause II is too much the habit with Americans 10
TO! republican government. Ia my humble judgment
il is = mistake.
The people Of Hungary are people entirely capable Of
self government and Why should they be allowed 10
have their chosen representative in Washington well
as Francehe representative, not OF It's people, but OF
its aspirng PRESIDENT trust my FRIENDS that The same
feeling that has been manifested in such lively and
vivid manner from the first moment that Louis Kossu,h
touched the sacred soil oil our country will assume a
more real and practical foI and VIII sanciiy his per-
son and endorse his claims until he stands before The
Chief Magistrate OF this nation as the ghiiu represent
alive Of his country ] believe that be is all this. God
has destined HIM 10 accomplish great work. The
Almighty never gave this mau the faculties he possesses
without intending 10 make hun the instrument OF accom-
plshing great purpose.
This man has spoken in England and 10 this country,
IN behalf Of his couss cause IN words not soon 10 be
iogo.,en he comes not 10 us to eAhlbi, the vain
trophies OF victory. though he ha, led the armies OF
his country and has slain 1900 OF their ensnies
nearly one. half the population Of this city [APpause
And yet such is his decacy that he has
toned the fact to the people. Gentlemen. you have
turned this day to welcome this and though The
SHOWS OF winter were upon the pathway. II was like the
SHOWS that stood al the bottom OF Mount VesuyIus,
while the eternal fires al It's top. tGrea applause
The you welcome o-day | AIN will fulfil his
mission God never gives TO the right arm OF the black
smith strength unless be means 10 weld the ron Nor
does be give 10 man extraordinary powers Of intellect,
nness he means thereby accomplish some great result
You are Americanslet me speak word 10 you pfac.
ticaly Suppose any one Of you were exile in Spain.
or IN France, or IN Germany Think you that IN lew
short months you would be able to talk Spanish French,
German. with The huency with which this talks
10 you in EDgsh lie talks 10 you in your own tongue,
and talks IN strain that up and fires every
timent OF your hearts, and with eoguence worthy Of
the greatest OF statesmen he tells you 10 be faithful
to the principles and policy upon which IL founded your
government [Applause.1 Gentlemen, forsake him not.
but give positive enpbalical testimony OF your
ounence in his views tApplause
The resolutions which about 10 call upon you 10
endorse, as remarked, adopted by the people OF
yhiathe place where, guest, the IlutrI.
Gus governor has ssd most uulbfully in his speech to
the people OF that city, The passing hours OF eternity
marked by The sound ot that bell whose propbeical
yappointed mission TO proclaim liberty TO all the
land" tAppausel But while this tribute OF praise is
given TO the city OF Philadelphia let II also be
found refuge in the city Of Baltimore which they could
not find there II, therefore, the mighty city OF Pha-
delphia endorse such resolutions these expressive
OF their sympathy for the OF Hungary and the sup
port OF the mission OF her chosen the PEG
pie Of Baltimore at least endorse them strongly az
they.
Al the conclusion OF his speech, Judge lie Grand sub
mittsd be aald at the request OF kossutb the fol-
lowing resolutions, which had been adopted a town
meeting In Harrisburg
Whereas 10 apparent from the sigos the times that
a crisis In European affairs rapidly approaching. in
which tho question Is 10 be settled whether crowned
despos 10 10 hold in sway and rule he oppressed nations
OF the rod OF IRON whether the peope are
freedom which they Inherited from their Cresof and
whereas ha. pleased Divin. Providence raise up in
the person Of Louis kossulh, governor Of Hungary
endowed with the eloquencr, The aud the indoma.
bic viii that point him ont the hDg instrument
generate the down-voddcp nsons of the Old World and
~hssas 10 Of the highest duties Of people, in tho
full enjoyment OF their liberties, extend their wnmost
mpathes and most aid 10 their oppressed bret