The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-11

~ .,wep,s of ths iDdivd uas Who now address you
We via net ALTER in cur Efforts = redeem me Implied
Z w,ihnato extend 10 Hungary morsthsn barren ymps-
Thy We b%sve these sentiments viii be endorsed BY
set majority the people Of this confederacy and with
cut any craven feArs Of being visited upon
punkhnsnt fcr cur sudsety Let the rulers Of Great
they dare The peoplethe intelligent masses Of those
ccuptres- viii correct them and mPe them to proper
sosd re.us in the old world from the refusal q the 60
yerpreps named 70 unite with and the bsld and de-
orive action Of this government BY itself and alone
would be al sufficient. We should not encounter any
harm or peril that could create for US to la
the ultimate triumphant establishment Of the great
principles OF free constitutional government that must
epsoe a. sure as God directs the desnies Of nations
and of men,
lsisned In behalf Of sanary citizen. q Florida
JNo. II. VI. MADISON, Of Flo.
The address was read to him with emphasis and feel
spx and vss received with marked applause by the
eience and Governor kossuth replied in warm terms
and with manifest qualification, as follows
xossUTH's REPLY.
1t is unnecessary for me to respond to this address,
fer it that you clearly and fully understand the
principles and We've which seek to maintain and sd
vance to the American people Accept my thanks for
T. and may God bless you in your efforts to assist the
Of suffering nations and the cause Of constitu
tonal freedom throughout the world.
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Dee loE Benedict ESQ., the President, in the Chair.
PATRoT KoseUTH.
TIE President that since the last meeting Of the
board he had called Mr. Kossuth the sxled governor
Of Hungary whose high estimation Of the Of popu
Jar education and the connexion Of that with the
progree Of civil and religious liberty seemed to render
II proper that this board should present their respects
20 BIN, and that with this suggestion the subject would
te left to the action Of the beard
Mr. Brsdish, with view to carry out what had been
suggested by the chair offered the following resolution
Resored, That committee Of i've members be appoint
express to NJ Kossuth the ympathes Of this board
with him In his memories Of the past and his hopes for
The future and TO make suitable arrangements 10 pre-
sent to him the respects Of the board and their sense OF
:be connection Of popular education With the progress OF
civil and religious liberty Unanimously adopted
The President subsequently announced the following
gentlemen 70 committee Of i've ;-Messrs Bra
aIeb Nicon Beekman Lawton and Darcy On motion the
rame Of the President was added TO the committee.
THE EVENING
Madame Kossuth, Mr. Pulzsky, Madame Pulzsky Mr..
Ltnmi Col Berzcenzcy, and several members Of Kos
rrhs suit entertained last evening at supper BY
General SANFORD Koseuth himself too III TO accept
the invitation His great studousness Affects his health.
he has not out since he TO New York except
sor q short time on Sunday.
THE KOssUTH DINNER
We are requested to state, that the dinner at the
Irving House Kossuth this evening" will take place ct
,is O'Clock precisely instead Of Eve, previously en-
peenced