New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25

s,S,pendence, and OF your republican inst'traons,
-srs over the waves OF the ocean TO Hungary Le1
ne hope that my very standing here. "elcouet ~
your nation may be pledge Tor the ln'ure, In" We
mint winch came over 10 us rom thlS pia,c' my
yfft he attended by that innate success "hlco was
your tspplness Jour giory, and your n ne'it a. SO
because upon that basis you hers Ioun 90 ~ m
AZ human freedom, ana Of the oeVc.opbeu' OF me
Iumap inteIec, and OF civilization prouder, io'uer
than that which humanity oeo ore you mas Dehelo
through 5000 years. To your welcome return my
acst Hearty thanks IL r. YOU, welcome Of the poor
sTile. but in the proud position Of your nations
snest Be thanked for your hosDiIaiiy-0e IN snsed
foy your welcome Be thanked. because | knox
I'm, the welcome Of a tee, mighty and powerful
,bonle Ike you, is the as trance that that mighty,
nee sno powerful people fees inclined TO become
he executive power OF the laws Of Nature, and 81
natures God, which were proclaimed out Of the very
Ark OF Jour hopes, 10 be nor your right alone, bi'
he night OF all humanity
RECEPTION IL INDEPEvDRNcE-soUARE.
KossUTH was then introduced 20 the cooperative
authorities and other pu)hc mea after which ne WaS
conducted through the Dscing 20 covered plat
form erected in In 3epenc square, and whlchwas
hung with HupgAn and American flags, ana tas.e-
fully decorated with eyerRreeDs. An mme0se con-
course OF people was assembled IN the square, form
ing a compact mass extending from the plauofm
aerly to the outer gaze The appearance OF the guest
mon th eplsform was hai ed WITH great enthusiasm
The crowd was so densely wecged together mat the
movement Of single ia ividual swayel me enufe
mass OF course perfect order was Impossible. Az
Ter some minutes order was partially restored, ana
Kossuth addressed .he concourse as follows
KOssUTH's SPEECH,
would like To address Tou gentemen-lcries OF
order order but when we viii have order, We
must call order Very often The despots of the
world CRY order and YOU see by such words the To-
city OF the Old Word is murdered. Permit me- gen.
uemeR, to cover my head lpu,tl0g on his hal your
hearts warm like Christian brethren, but the air
is little chilly. ItlsiLdeet with deep emotion that
THANK you for the honor Of this reception, and for
he MANIFESTATIONS Of your generous sympathy IL
k.u hnn .nf
very often 20 experience that the people are
everywhere highly honorable, generous, noble,
slo good that they are Imbued with Instruc-
tive sentiments OF true principles, with SYM
uaby for every Just cause, and hed with that manly
pnument TO support rgnt and truth, which manly
ssftmeDt Is the rlcbost source Of the most noble
deeds have very often in lie, where the wlsest
men were at loss as TO what was the best course TO
pursue, noticed that the peoples interrupted sent-
nent pointed out At once the true way Ihave often
seen the strongest man falter uHder the weight OF
AN event, while the people stood firm, never waver
ing IN that confidence IN the justice of God, never
vayeriDg IN their syIDpathies for Just cause, and
never waveTiBg in their resolution 20 carry II 10
happy issue And perhaps tins experience has never
brought more hope and correlation than IN TINS
yery place. ! feel now that | am upon sacred
ground. In this very place was read TO your
forefAthers, seventy live years ago, the decla-
ration of youI independence IL IS here your fore
fsihess adhered that declaration (Appiause.l
Although that declaration. then proclaimed, Was
no mere than call to the people TO be ready 20 sac
rice lite and all they held dear for their iathefland,
IL was path full OF danger, which was pointed out
10 your orefathers. But sll they, upon that appeal
vowed to be ready to sacrifice ie and every thing 10
MAINTAIN their independence. Now, you, gentlemen,
the happy DhertOrs OF that independence for which
your toTefstheTs fought and bled III the proud
condition, that sou have nothing more to fear-no
further nsk TO run for your own Security-when you
resolve 70 put the whole weight OF your mighty
country mic that balance IN winch the destinies of
mankind are weighed. Gen;lcmeD,I hope that this
demonstration OF your sympathy is q token of this,
your resolution, which ~ as glorious TO you as 1t is
beneficial to humanity / thtuk you with the warm
est sentiments of an honest heart for your kindness
and sympathy, and beg yOn to be assured that the
remembrance of your sympathy Will always be cher
lshed In the heart OF my people, az object o. our
everlasting thanks and gratitude Immense cheer
hgl
kossuth then appeared at each sid of the plat
form. bowed his acknowled gments TO the vast null
tltude, and retired to his holei
Fourth D,SDafCb
PaILADELPHIA, "Wednesday, Dec. 2i-5 PM.
Kossuth Is quite an he has considerable fever,
but not OF a dangerous nature The following bull
letn is posted on his door
"Ibeg leave to cerafy that ms Excellency Governor
Kossuth consequence of cold he has taken is so far
udisposed that have found nyse PROFESSIONALLY called
LEWIS / r. PAYER Physician to the Governor.
kossuth VIII not, probably, from the above cause,
sPesk more than Ave or ton Ininu'cs tins evening.
Fi}th Dispatch.
PRESENTATION or MALTESE GOLD CROSS.
Before kossuth entered the dinner room, he re-
cti,ed Col Pages company oi state tenciDles, IN
Ae gentlemeRS parlOr al the United states Hotel
Col Pare IN "A brief and very neat speech presented
Kossuih with a magnificent Maltese Cross OF Gold,
IN which was a likeness al General Washington set
In pearls and a locket containing portion OF the
han OF Washington. This beautiful affair was got
up by Martin Leans, memoef 81 the Company on
whose behuf Il Was presented
KossUTH's REPLY.
kossuth, on receiving this memorial SAID IL Is
with deep emotion that thank YOU for The manies
taton of your active operative sympathy IN the SUB
stantis aid YOU pleased 10 besow for The beneht
OF the cause OF my down tiodden land anuthe cause
Of 50 many nations UrDocteo win mere NUS
su,h shook hands with tsedonor) nut sr' IL IS more
than thanks, II Is more thau gratitude, Is SORT oil
religious piety, which | feel, when press 10 my
heart this your precious gin, me hkehess ana the
lock OF hair OF your great NuSnlngtohf tnal siofi,
Gus star on manklnds moral SkN. ONerpoNtreu rs
am with sentiment and some what worn down with
fever as AIN, scarcely eau be able better TO show
the value attach 10 thir pre- ciOus git than when
promise YOU, Sir, and you, gentlemen, ths 'n the
approaching new struggle ~ Europe for freedom
and indepepde, &C. viii attach Il 10 the very Staud-
Id which will necessarily be carried az my I'M
mediate SIDE, when IN person lead ON the ORA
vest OF the brave of Hungary decide the victory
OF freedom against dospotSm Applause j
Sc may Goo bless me. rs give YOU the assurance
that long as one man y ie u stand oy thdt staRu-
Md-ss long as one dTOp al blood is m this hcart-
that standard which YOU have hailowed by the like
and by the lock OF bar 81 sac venerable mead OF
your Washington VIII be proudly and iouly noat-
ing terror 10 despots, hoce - oppressed humdnl-
ty and ala everlasting source o resolution ana hero
ism 60 all who love hbCrlS and are ready TO fight
Tor IT, tApplausel And short IS the lie may
Dc which have to live, 4 confidently hope
shall see the CAV | will plant this standard 50
adorned and haowed 6N YOU on the very shrine OF
huBgarys achieved freedom and independence -
lAppause1 thank you one more-let me nope,
and let me say that this hope rs not VAN one. be-
cause 1t Is supported o. your gallant hands aud oy
the sympathy OF The people IF the United states,
that the American peoOi, Wld wisely consider that
the tune draws near when Il musid decide what course
lis resolved To take IN respect 10 thlS great event
the first blow of whoa has already been struck
although by an lnpouS hand. vel nevertheless struck
70 become by the proyldCnu SID OF God. even by Us
very cnme, suhseIvient O. virpe aud liberty. Let
ne therefore hope that tae time Is no, far distant
when shall have To wTlte YOu that tins likeness
and this venerable lock q. hair from the head of
your great leader has oay lei on the heroes Of
Hungary IN the renewed struggle for freedom aud
Independence, but II has also inspired them with
ne spt of us gem OF It's character Of Its success
a. an army. One thing swear 70 YOU, gentlemen,
Will I'M a.