New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-20
In General Committee Of Democratic Wing
Waning Men FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. II. 1851

To- On mot,on after debate as to the best of
uanites,uR s,muathv and respect toward General KOS
NTH, It was unanimously Resolved, That the Chairman
II this Committee be directed To DRAW up ami publish IN
Tie name aud sentiment Of this General COMMITTEE
he feelings entertained by its members IN behai OF the
Hero of Hungary and the of Hungarian independ
,rce In behalf Of the Committee therefore the following
spesented by the Chairman
R,,olred That the people OF the United States, without
drnctis Of party section of country deeply synpale
with the euIedI oUIs KOsSUTH Governor Of Hungary;
Punishment from hs native land ana ht as ne uou
Of Nations has made blood all the NATIONS oil men
who upon the face of the earth the duty of all
count ~ who appreciate the blessings ., l'oolv
regulated 6y Iaw-who respect the rights Of Mau-who
low Vt,us and honor PATRIOTISM the usrlous
E,e now ms way to our American shores as d leho
R,SoI,sd That as the Hungarisns in the midst Of thes
Reyouuon independence, turned their ewes 10 the M
ted States AZ the star III Hope, and MS modti OF ea
Free C,uvernmsnt, our oountVmen have everywhere et
interest their struggles 10 secure he rsnts
60 them hy their fSeiahers and when theh
escendants are tmmently fitted enJov They who ap
prtoiatc Government OF Liberty anu Law" ana VINO aie
ready 10 make any personal a,hce 90 secure so great
h,on deserve no, only 20 tree but entitled To the
sympathy and encouragement OF every friend Oh Freedom"
Rssored That the Hungarian Revolution was conducted
wrh iornesrauce, moderation ana her"si' "mloh nave
eAced the admiration OF the great ana good Of All haohs
hlke struggles of the Maeyaas of INDEPENDENCE we be
hod neither the excuses oil anarchy nor the weaNnes
OF umdity neither social dlsoreaMzaon nor the SpTt o
noaton neither wish 10 overthrow old and established
ngAis nor desHe to SecUre any power hey ond tha Whh
wwruaanteed 10 every Hnn-aran m the Constitution of
his country and hy ms own rights as cu1ch Oh great
Eapre Strong then love Of liberty, WISE ana Judlcuus
m he manner m which they maintained thew struggle u be
n,, M, rr,nt md and ann of their Revolution TO
the blessings Of Independence totheseNesan then
bcsterty forever.
Rsol,,d That our countrymen lree, prosperous
AID happy-so blessed wth all that Is desirable IA Land
k,nnne with renysO nCh the fruits OF internal and
,,,,1nnl weaihs0 mighty in tho possession of vast rivers
ana lakes which the great arteries OF our Continent
AZ. commerce surrounded by the great oceans of en-
isprse and tradecisens OF country enlnent lhtel-
va patrOtc and uduSrouS-oi aCouniN, top IN every
ars now indicating that future which has only
hV the tht ufuntI2i
ussent-owe example 60 all the world 10 receive
arms and warm hearts and daughter OF
liberty who NAV have banshed from the old and des-
Government OF Europe for no other CRIME than ut
sro secure the forms and benefits of free. equal and
mehgsni Government to the whole race OF man We
welcome all such TO the land Of Washington ind we are
he bsssngs which they bequeathedo their Favored eh
Rored That the thanks Of the Nation are due tho
Ansrcan Congress for inviting the Governor Of Hungary
The United States and 10 President Fillmore and has
ADMIN ssaion for the manner IN which. a National
g and un6s the stars and stripes they nave conveyed
I'm MN Turkish PRISON soon 70 reach country as
ZEE as the ssatwa'eis over winch he VIII ne o0rhe 10 our
ssued On behalf of,he Committee.
ERASTUS BROOKS. Chairman.
SaoK "a N v W.RSsR. voe-chair"'n'
o'e.sFS' f SsM.nrs. Secretaries. go
" Eighth and Ninth Wards, QIld Judicial Dis
"re esulaI Democratic Wing Nominations ny
w. psisse Of the JasiSess CsuItIJ "AipLhi'
By order ei the Disinc. judicial Convention
r, po b + NEwHoUSE, Chairman
. A. BORDEN, Secretary. olo N'
riSMxsI The Regular Democratic Whig Nomiua-
"vNsN the With Ward
~ AsdsrmaE-JAMES VERB
for Ass'tsat-JosEPH \ BARNES
for Ass,ssor-rHEODoRE KELLY.
JONES a. "E i-'' 'N
ior ScAool cos.M.ss,oaer--J wELDEN FELL.
k~ irta,t-h soUIHMAIDE.
fsf hSBe'or-JOS ". kELLOGG
J smLcOcK. Secretary S.''''''-' ''-''' Oh So
Third Ward Regular Whig Nominations.
=, ss. a..s,A " sruRrEN AMI
CoS,,SS ss',,sss0fs-iiENRY LuSCoMB, ARCHIBALD
ps K SIX .SSo> eg~r;sssss,s-JusruS REDFIELD
pay sT >.aool LEs9ectors-MOSES A HoPPoCk, STE
~ Sssool Tr1sffss~CHARIES ST JOHN. JOSEPH
AHIiiN, SIMEON OUrW ATER
CRY SsHs,ao'ss-ANDREw NESBiTT, BENJAMIN
.S hT,ctors o. Elscfioa-lst s,r,ct-Geo W Thaich;
RI = Alien. and Dlsgnot-lieo. W Palmer, Daniel
Dspyy ~ Ds'ne-W l. ShLdiow, A. 5. Jones A'h
N'-ihos Opt~attr, Ahner raytoT.
sw. PALSEk Secretary. - '''' oisN'
* seventh ward.-NoTICE-Ths whig Voters
rAs. H r ara who are opposed TO the asmnai9n ~
FypSSq9sSs.sd 10 meet al Ne. s. pse-shp. MONDAY
N"' o'' 20 s Il 9ssSS ~ b. %5Sss q
" HARieAN, Secretary. ole lt'r
Az sixth Assembly District, Eighth Ward
1esng Of The Wing Delegates elected 10 nominate
~ ddSie 10 be suppcred ormeu ID the Assem-
ESSSIISSinh .ssn No ~ How ard-ss on WEDNESDAY,
SSssponting MIR JOSEPH p SIMPSON Chairman and
Psss S a. .akE, ssc5ssa,S On motion Of wsha%
Wills BLACKSTONE was unanimously nominated.
cY.,e JOSEPH p. SIMPSON. Chairman
esehSE G. LAKE, Secretary