New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-10

NJ nreseutpgi YOU has not been presented Dy d ue-
sire 10 commit you with any party In thls country
and as a resnonse might the opinion OF some per-
sors seem 10 have that appe arance, we peg eavet 10
remark that no reply IS deslred-at the same time
assuring you that by no portion OF tne american peo,
ME are the great and glorious sentiments tbAouhceu
nv Won and referred to the address held IN greater
ys6eration than by such as acknowledge the Divine
obligation of cong justice and showing mercy 10 all
men. irrespsctlve otTace ana conpit1ch.
We have the honor 10 be
Your Excellency's obedlent servants
LEWIS TAFPAS, n r. WHIrlsd'
GRO WHIPPLE, J. w. l. fEHNlNoroS,
SAMUEL f. CORNISH,
Forthe Committee Of the Am. and For. A. ). Society
HIS Excellency LOUIS kossUTH, &c
Kossuih replied to the address IN the following
WoIds:
GENTLEMEN thank you both for your address
and the letter which accompanies u ana tnougn' III
eI ce of the kind feeling thus exhibited to-
wa;d los ard Inc and ny nation, CONSIDER mat am
entitled rot TO say more than 10 express my hnnote
thanks still, | think you Will sio" me petmlssl son
10 Give utiefance 10 a few remarks. ieei hlSnly
fa.terec and gratfed that you have bestowed so
much aiteI tion upon the principles, feelings and
prospects OF my dowutrCcden country
feel that 10 command the sympathy Of generous
NH cs Is but TO show the true position OF Hungary,
ard the ground on which its future rests BY thus
attention, which has marked your address, and ali
other addresses received since have arrived on
these glorious shores Of America, my "oIA ano my
mission in this country viii &c greatly facilitated,
because II will lot be necessary for me 70 Try 10 er
plan my views ncr TO persuade the people Of The
tinted States for they already understand u, and
they are already persuaded that my Cause merits
tneir sympathy and support andthey are cow need,
because they have paid attention 10 the views hopes
ard aims Of my nation
This is so and for your attention to the proceed
ings Of my dear native land IN her struggle Tor her
iuss nights. Thank you, from my heart thank you
still more thank you on account OF the position YOU
occupy connection with one of tne parties IN ibis
court ~, and for the position N which You nave
placed NE, IN lot wishing me 20 connect myself
with any party question You are just and generous
enough not to entsnge me IN those dithcHties which
must attend my course hefs, should De forced into
auy position al variance with the great principle
have avowed here. as have aTOwec Il IN Europe
and everywhere. that | claim for my sovereign ma
ton the independent night 70 dispose Of its own do
nestle affairs and that therefore feel II 70 be my
duty TO respect this principle IN every nation, as
wish 10 see it respected IN my own.
This is my position, and these are my principles
and come here with the humble prayers Of Hun
gary and my own, seeking for sympathy and aid, not
to one party but 70 the whole people Of The United
States am, therefore, thankful that you do no, en-
iangle ne, and hope 'hrt others Will have the
same consideration, and follow the same coaTte-