The New York herald., 1851-12-22
KossurH MEETING IN ALBANY.

A meeting OF the citizens OF Albany was convened at
the Capitol on Friday night when Ex-Governor Marcy
was called to the chair; in taxing which be made
short peech endorsing TO the fullest extent Kossu.h and
his doctrines and policy Intervention and all The
following resolutions were adopted by the meeting
Resolved. That mong the privileges most sacred to
American citizens that Of psaceably Assembling and
declsriIg their senients both upon the foreign and
domestic policy OF the country that having met for that
purpose and delib,rstes upon the ppes recently made
by Louis kossuth Cover Hungary In behalf OF m.
friends Of civil aud religious libtrty in Europe we are
Of oinion that the time has arrived when IL the
ef every sincere republican 10 oppose the extension Of
sbsoluten IN Europe and TO aid the cau,e OF freedom
by all the lawful means in bis power
Resolved, That the people OF the United State. are
deeply interested IN the Impending European struggle
for the fsht. Of the people against the piet.nons Of
despots that u s the duty q government TO u.
Its uot huence to prone the existing intersss of
cur country aud TO open new channels OF trade and
intercoprse; that Is aso the duty Of our government
TO it, utmost influence 20 cause ali other nations TO
recognise and maintain tie sacred rfincple of nonp-
terventon ana to in,ist upcn the right Of each
gulate ITS own concerns without foreign iniei;erence
that tb gCat principle essential the we'll being Of
nziiors and the hsppintss of mankind and should b.
dsnd Observed a. part Of the code Of interna
Resolved. That we refer. a. an ilustrs,lon of the
,urpsssng Importance q this principle. TO the cruel
wTCrRs inflicted uyon the brave and heroic people of
Hungary. in sequence of the violation of IL by
Russia We mingls with the expression of our deepest
tynpsthy for that oppressed aud down roddtn peopl.
our ind snsnt repfoOstion Of Russian intervention
whereby the glorious struggle Or Hungariau inispen.
0fnce was bf0uRht 20 o sissstrOEs issue.
Resolved. That we deeply sympa,hise in the cause Of
Hungsry that josiah J.. Plumb. Franklin TOensend
Al dtew Coyin. Robert L. Temple, Bradford r. WOOD
John b EatbboDe. Robert n. Pruyn. q T. Williams
Henry II Martin George Dexter. John Tracey. Thomas
Hun, Dsodetus Wright Michael Clark John Costigan.
and Jacob Hcndrickson be executive committee 10
make that sympathy operative-to unite with the cor
pofate authorities Of the city and with the Legislature
to invite the Hungary to visit the capital
and give him hearty welcome
Reioived That these preceding. be signed w the
omcs Ct TIE meeting and that copies thereof b.
Eited O. the Pre- dent Of the United States the tso
houses Of CCngrts ami 20 the Governor ct Hungary
Resolved That. as ctisens Of New York. We rejoice
that the expression of national welcome {. kussuth
aospttd BY Congress, emanated from one of cur oau
ostng guhed fellow citzt ns and received u. undivided
support Of al the representative of the State IN Con-
grefs afsembcdi aud that recognise iu this tix
pledge that they viii advocate snd support frch acti
In cur national gssturo az viii bs congenial with tie
sentiments Of this meeting. aEd aid and advance tie
rrogftss ol Unvtrss freefcn