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

A.. rWAsHiN9ToN friday Dec. IL, 1891.
dESILEMES-! nave had the honor TO receive your
isvor OF the containing an invitation on behalf
OF press Of the city Of New York to attend banquet
70 % given Inc Astor House on Monday evening next
You w please aecert for yourselves and carry to
imitation Win vhfch hsvs hasn ss~or.S IN r.. ae
that INV o6aciaI dua. comnsI ma to da.Iina Az ttt
ton ~ w iS"
am, gentlemen. with great resneot vopr vsrv oba.
dent servant " s''a '''S'N'' Nv ill.,
LETTER FROM HON w.su,saro. r,sr
$500. ALBANY, Dsc. l3, 1851.
dEsr,EMEs-I must ask you to accept my grateful
knowiedgments Tor your hndness In requesting me to
steno tne 70 De given TO Governor Kesuth by
TIE prsss Of your csy !s e to me source Of extreme
In justice to my own feelings must be permitted to
express my entire concurrence in the objects
festaeon SO peculiarly impressive and afsctionate.
Your profession Is Identified With the interest Of hui
lions q earth We look to You not only a the sx
ponen on tne PUBLIC opinion Oh our own country OUT
mankind from the power Of despotism. The Anne.
rcan press would Do faitnlese TO its high mission
II failed to honor kossuth and his cause He stands
tive OF enlightened constitutional liberty He pleads
WIN matcness ecquence for the invioabe right OF the
political destiny This right was vndicated by
ancestors and we nope to see 1t proclaimed
sna oy the oppressed and down trodden 10
chosen leader call upon US not merely for sympathy
put i9r 1ne aid which II Is In our power to give This
appear WIZ not De made In vain IL must NOT and ought
not TO 90 resisted by generous people, who have been
IN afpato fha
advsnss.s Of five institatops and to vindcate the
pe'''' aM ssmt, lUr ssu ,,h
Your obedient servant
WASHINGTON HUNT.
LETTER FROM BUCKINGHAM.
CA.HRrDGE, Dec. IL, 1851.
., 1ssrLnhs-A thousand thanks for your Invasion
give me pleasure To bs with Won on that oc
csson and to unite with you in all the token, of regard
S nonor wn wnon you WA salute tns NOBLE patrol
in airy enjoyment out Of my own house
Wishing you an the gr.tincation you anticipste and
10 speed the Of freedom from ali
in oil nations am, respectfully your friend and
'' 10 Tho to,,o,., os: I ~ t.Sa a.
nouncing you may offer it. as the hssty embodiment Of
feeling that would require a volume to express:--
Losis nbsrn virtue sorsOws lus.re from
dor TO patriotism. vsor to freedom and omnpoence 70
truth. ,,,
A. ,y,., NEW YORK, Bee. Is, 1851.
,a VIII eAtneme pleasure AID gratitude
pecpe to thu Ssrss os I,.v e from the
s.s 81 my bssth S. S snss tnrou ga the pad
in Ss sn. Dc unable a take part
which you give to the msrtOrous Hungarian repre-.
senns On we American continent the cause OF the El.
The esteem which entertain for that man 80 full, Of
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ssn. u .uSh tbst .ne cause which ne repre-
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1ur,sy ors.. Britain. ana he United s.....-rs. Deli.
vsIers OF Jazz and eisat the cause which
forma Of upts their Il .n ss
- 's Ss'' "m pssnes ana their aeS
Hon droAcr BAsoRoFr responded As fOllows:-1entle-
men the event which We this day eonnsnorsts exceeds
In grandeur all those that have preceded the history
' '"s ss'eIS' QUIZ banquet
forget tnas We meet 70 commemorate the OPP
captiye whom the United ststes hare redeemed IAN
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new renublle Of thu ws,t but n rsouira "a sso IN.
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pesn governments 1t required the assistance OF tia.
power which holds under its sway the terrtoy which
contain the sspuchre Of the Saviour the home Of
the Apostles l0reat applause Itreduired the union
Of all the ipuenc Of the West with oil the redeeniug
ipfr noes Of humanity, when IL speaks TO thoes who
dwell in the E4t. The liberation OF the Goyernot -
Hungary was the protest OF humanity ssaiast tie op-
| Iressions OF his country. (Applsuse Ani who does
TO. rejoice that an American vessel was sen, by he
pie with the san ton OF Congress - WITH the
hishsst possible sanction Of our government, to
n nee s,or .,e :, captive When az an Am,i,sn
| trr,-esn on hoiier mission AMI "a Il received
on board the Musrrious exile and paaed down these
aneisnt vse,s ,nst wa.nea tns sncisn. rspgen.s o.
ho,s rnhcs ~ I.siv ros 20 Mia Cod .nsed 70 tbs yss
el on its western course 1t the vooe rs
ho sooner landed IN Easland than under tSe shadow
Of srchy ITSELF he spoke out to the nations Of Europe
to put ~ latin IN princes lApp!suis There
monsIcn ~ Tier. was no hoas bnt In rop,sii
csni.m' fAppIsus.J nd the truth which he uttered
carried conviction with t. civn is ia, JUS
no. isss "a E.rsna hal no
hope but in republican institatc~s, that was an
nouncemen TO the world that the AuI Slsn monafcny
,hs r.,,a sI q, lying ana 'nst ~ tnere Sxbst ba
uttered was not the voice Of itsly. but Of All ca
rorei aud all erred out that he uttered the truth.
v saess ceos.ea me Auan,ie and received And
Among those who do him honor are thee from r.sry
In the East 70 the Pacific osssn The great trath p.o
nS H. .ne 81 ns Ie.@p,ion was The ,odas.
all natisns and psople wsr.
to sncthsr And what is the meaning Of this ban.
a. et TO niehn.-Sat ths meaning o. this sssemSase
here emgn, t-vnst - tlls soout ~ Is oecause the