The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-16
KossuTH AND THE pRrNrrRs

KossUTH AND THE PRINTERS.
to the ~. oS q
him Of it, action in sl:etiss him Honorary member
banquet ON the sixteenth Of January in eommemora-
ton Of the birth Of the iilastr,Sus Tr..hiin -
pEAn Sal feel greatly honored by receiving the
tncate Of honorary membership from ysur so,ety to
which sincerely With every success
in commemor.tion OF the birthday Of the great DR.
Franklin, the sixteenth Of January; but cannot
that Tine must respectfully decline your invitation
Should circumstances give me an opportunity IL at.
honor to tSs Of such ssss maS am
L. KOssUrH.
President Of the New York typographical Society.
THE BAR DINNER TO KossyrH
We learn that Kossuth has accepted the invitation
pronered to him BY Committee Of the Bar. and inii
pleased to meet ths profession It is said that the diS
ner will take place ~ Tripler Hall
MEETING OF THE ARTISTS
meeting Of the artists Of New York, friendly
for last evening at the National Academy of Dssfn
1t was very small meeting; not more than thirty
i've persons attended and they were cool and un-
o'clock though the meeting called for o'clock
and then speakers came forward IL was suggested
BIZ gentleman that series Of ableax should be
selected as the place for displaying them for the benefit
Of the Hungarian struggle fer Independence
OPEN LETTER To LOUIS KossU rH
Thief GLOWING open letter received by the Niagara
with request to publish it,
Dear sirHopiug have safely crossed the Atlantic
herewith take the liberty Of addressing you few words
about What belive to be your mission.
The failure Of the various revolutions Of ls4s princi-
organisation in them that the different nations have
not acted in conosrt Therefore, let there
be separate HUNGARIAN Italian French German and
Polish revolution but rather great European revou
ten To the great league OF the tyrsns let oppose
still greater league Of all friends Of liberty in America
and all Europe. You the to establish this
league Of freedom Just TO right understanding
with Mszzni, with the French democrats, the German
radicals and Polish leaders and cal! upon all your Ame
rcsn and English friends TO join the league
You pick out Of every country the best heads and
outest hearts and constitute them into committee Of
whom you the greatest revolutionary genius the
natural president This committee hold their sittngs In
London not in secret but in broad open daylight You
pions Of liberty Dembnski, Klapks Gsribaldi father
Gayazzi and all the rest Of them. Thus your master
mind VIII devise great plan Of operations embracing
Hungary, Italy, France, Germany and Poland You as
sign to every Of your revolu onary stat the task
which you consider him best fitted and when every.
thing duly arranged and the great day Of liberty has
dawned you give the signal to .multsneous rising in
France, Italy, Hung Try, Germany and Pol and
Iguess you know the story Of bunde Of Arrows which
ther Now sir, If succeed In tising Hungary, Italy
Germany, Poland and France together you can make
them IN concert alter gr01t Dian Op0f8ton9
and secure the moral support Of America and En~lsnd
by the Eternal God you win hunt the traus into utter
annhation and forever free Europe om the curse Of
desPotism
o. lease do not talk any Of new Hungarian
volution Take higher stand, sir, and devote hence
forth your glorious genius and noble heart to great
European revolution In the name Of the God OF hee
dom call upon ye take 1T once the Necessary steps fo1
the formation Of the league Of oil friends Of liberty II
you can only make good beginning in America your
return to this country, thousands and Thousands will
join the The English accustomed to that
Of thing just thirk Of the great ant.
Yvu must also not forgot to raise funds, UGH FUNDS
BY regular sub-crptons Of the members Of the leagne
voluntary contributions and great revolutionary
to be rnsed in America and England Let all things be
done in businesslke way the Americans like that and
do consider him either fool or e knave who vet
says there is any chance Of establishing rational
on the European Continent, through the medium
Of the word and pen; after what has happened during
the last three years, hold the tyrants only be
spoken 20 through the brazen mouth Of the and
the holy rights u mankind must be written their
backs with the point Of the sword in characters blood
OF course business viii suffer whilst we are fghtng ON
the continent but business will be all right again and
by Tar better than before, when sheathe swords
again when have for crushed tyranny, and
tsushed governments based the eternal principles Of
right and freedom Please explain tina. TO those who
nsJ he startled at the idea Of general European revo-
luton on account Of the temporary injury It will infct
upon trade.
say let boldly plunge into the roaring torrent OF
thorough going radical well orgs nized European
n4ght hearts viii BE- gaddened by balmy golden
radiant morn. The Almighty God win be with US and
after long and suffering. last mercy
on US but must root out the weeds, before
the seed Of future, and completely clear away
lumber and rubbish Of former centuries before think
Of raising the glorious edifce Of in al ks har-
monious proportions.
Organization sir gigantic organization such as the
worl2 has never before Common SIR OF the
Hungarians, Polts Germans, Italians. and French.
Great league, sir Of all true friends Of liberty -litte
talk stern work-cool reflection, action quick light
ming. Victory death
Please send me Is nsation, into Magyar Of my let
ter and your reply shall translate both into German,
Msrzni will Do 1t into Italian and some Frenchmaa and
Pole into French and Poli,h. Then shall get a mil
lion Ct copies printed which will have be smuggled
the respective countries shed ray Of hope into
the sad hearts OF the people and keep them quiet until
with iron grasp you the ndard the greatest
and last European revolution. remain dear nr yours
moet faithfully, FREDERIC Gil. KEEP,
OF Frankfort-on the Main. Germany
Bradford, Yorkshire, England, Nov. %, 1851.