The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-13
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AMI shte, Arrived at Southampton Oh
Thlrslay the 2Ji OF Oaober at z /.
". A ,a.t concour,e Of people had
,.ssmhi-i on the docks &c great him.
snons,, them many distinguished llnn
,,tiau$. who, uuaccus' on.d 10 tue Eng
!.h h.bi, oI restraining lhrii emotions.
gave lsec exprUs.ion 10 il"ir i"ei'"c-.
weeping, laughing a:d dAnrin. h, !urn'.
Bhrn Kos.u;h landed nlmn the l'ay.
Ais country wen crowded around hlm,
many threw themselves uGun hi' meek.
ard a seized his hand ana ki,srI it
The CT ample wa contagious, and many
hla~ny arms were extended. amd mary
m homes, English grip was given to
h,n. Alter some time spent III tins
WAY. kossu,h entered the carriage pro-
vidcd tor him, hi. suite followed in 9th
cr carriages. aud The coriogc proceeded
to The Mayors Office, followed 10y II
.lon<c crowd. cheering. The carriage
was decorated will, the national col"rs
Of hungary, and Mas preceded 10y men
bearing the Union Jack, Of England,
snd the Stars and Stripes Of America.
After resting few minutes at the May
o.'s Office, Kossulh. in response to the
! cries Of the crowd OUTSIDE, appeared pu
the balcony and addressed :iir multitude
amidst deafnins cheers. His address
was emotional, but brief, and when he
lad closed, the Mayor led Madame
Kossulh in front Of lie balcony, when
The crowd cheercd her vocitcron,ly,
which ihe lady. labo,ing nppearen'lv
with deep emotion, Acknowledged hy
waving her handkerchief. Tic child
rem were also led in front aud were
greeted with cheers.
/ Kossuh twice again addressed the
crowd. and ended by proposal. three
cheers for the Queen, when hr retired
with his family abou, 3 p. M. Kos
sr,h with the Mayor repaired to the
Town Hall, where he was formerly in
troduced to the members Of the corpo
ration and publicly to Tie audience
Two addresses, one by the corporation
and one by the inhabitants at large
were then presented TO him, to which
kossu'h made an eloquent reply il
English, which WAS received with lou'
cheers. The Mayor then presented Il
kossulh the silk banner wrought b,
the lIunguriana in New York. Krs
suth received it with great emotion
saying, receive il, gentlemen. AS
most valuable gift entrusted to the PEG
pie Of Hungary, and swear to yo'
whatever may be my fate, cowardica o
ambition shall never tarni-h this flag
Other addresses, greeting. and cheerin
were had, when the meeting broke VI
and the public proceedings of the rt
; ccp,ion terminated.
Kossu!h spent the nigh; at the May
or's house and in the morning proceet
ed to hi, private residence at Winchc:
5 ter, where he was to stay few days
. recruit himself. The reception ,
/. , Winchester was as enthusiastic as thu
at Southampton, and all along the roa
=. thiiher the inhaIiian!s Of the village
!. iuincd GU; and greeted the illus:riot
stranger.
y A depu,alion from a London cnn
mitiee, composed principally OF worl
ingmcn, waited upon kossuth to invi
him TO banquet in London. In r
T. ply, Kossuth said he honored industr
.. he himself wa. a man of the people, h
|. politica career has been devoted
,lcva,ins the people. But as TO Il
invitation to the banquet, he felt at on
IL sense Of difficulty and y question
policy. lis stay in England was lmi
ed, and a, he had some Suggestions
- make will, reyald TO the best measur
l. for securing the liberties Of the poop
o, Europe, lie desired to have All oppo
lunity to state his views at II meetil
:, not limited to amy patty or class, b
=, including men oe political impor,anc
~ lie promised, however, after consulil
er with his friends, TO send an answer
- the committee.
An entertainment was given by 4
Mayor Of southampton, at Winchest'
* on Saturday, III order 10 give Kossnii
10 fricn Is An opportunity OF meeting hi
N Anon, those present were Lord Du
OF Icy Stuart, A. Pulzsky, Mr.. GJbde
O. Mr. Cro,key, the American Consul, 4
re The Qiecn, the President Of the III
h. ted States, ana the Turkish Sultan We
N toasted after which the health Of II
= suth was proposed, to which he respor
- ed in speech which fills three coluul
y of the Norni"g Chronicle.
Ca Tuesday, the 18th, kossulh ma
r. ~ private ,isit to London, to join
" family who had proceeded him, bat "
-, to return to Southampton next day.
:" lie was to receive the address Of t
ne corporation Of London at Guildhall,
ne Thursday, Oct ooh. There is II stro
S. currert with Southampton in regard
or the Austrian threat. Lord Dud
- Stuart had been authorized to ass,
ri kossu,h aa unofficial interview "
III Lord Paln,erSion il he desired il, Il
al. that so far As his Lordslip WAS iers
ally concerned. he was anxious to
., Ii.m, Al the grand Banquet which Y
y, 10 take place at Southampton. it Y
Il" expected Mr.. Abbott Lawrence aud
j. Walker would be present.
Two on * eta nf irucls which