New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-31

this morning. 1nere was agredt crown coilocteu ~
the depot to witness his departure.
The Infeliigencer and The Republic both denounce
his Baltimore speech and promise him an utter dis
appointment of his expectations in Washington.
The Louisville Journal publishes Henry Clay's let
ter of re signaon takes effect from the close ofhc
present session.
Kossuth's speech 20 the Jackson Association
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Dec 30, 1851
ADDRESS OF THE JACKSON DEMOCRATIC
ASSOCIATION.
The Jackson Democratic Association, of this
city, waited upon Kossuth Immediately after
the termination Of us interview with Hon.
Daniel Webster, when Mr.. J. ID. Hoover, In be-
half of the Association, delivered an address,
heartily welcoming the Governor TO the national
metropolis, and distinctly avowmg the doctrine
of non-interyention, as proclaimed by him. lie
also invited him, (Kossuth,) In behalf of the As
ISOLATION, to participate with them IN the cele
bration OF the anniversary Of the battle of New
Orleans, on the 9Th of January.
KossUTH'S REPLY.
GENTLEMEN beg leave to express to you my
cordlal thanks for the communication OF these,
your views ard principles. Having the honor TO be
IN the capital OF the United States, where are as
sembled those whom the people have chosen to exc.
cute Its will IN the legislative and executive branches
of the Government, | can have no other mission
or purpose than only TO get knowledge OF what's
the decision OF the United states, as expressed by
Congress and the Government, and TO ackno Wedge
the high benefit have received by having been well
coined the of the nation, by these, your higa
aut critics, to return my humble thanks FOR thls
benefit and then, having got notice OF the decision
of YOUR nation in respect 10 that cause which 1
have the duty io .Pres-nt 10 arrange my iusuIo 40
ton ACCORDING TO the decision, whether II Dc TOT mo
a happy or All unfortunate one. Therefore, here
may be permitted to be, II not silent, at least SUD-
missive The name which Is attached to your rs
ISOLATION, is a name equivalent TO DemOcfauc pfln-
pies and to energy. | was not aware that the
battle Of New. Orleans occurred on the SIN OF
January. had supposed that It was the Path oil
December. OF course my memory must have
FAMED me, and | was mistaken. But, gentlemen,
IL on the 9th OF January the day after the battle OF
New Orleans you had Ell countered Russian IN
reference against your victory, you would not
now, perhaps. have been as happy as you are
lApplauseI There are many things IN the very
history Of your great Republic which must inspire
with hope all those who look for the same sove-
reign right OF nations IN Europe, for themselves,
as that which you enjoy. IL | am not mistaken,
your struggle for Independence arose out of the en-
deavor OF England to oentTalize America IN 81
Janess and IN Westminster IL was a struggle iof
the principle of self government against the p'in-
ciple of GENERALIZATION IL was nothing OF thtofet-
cal liberty II was principle OF right, which Is com
mon to every state and TO every nation Now, that
is precisely our case We have had, for a thousand
years, seltgoveTnmsnt, unfortunate, as we were,
that that self government was not founded upon
Democratic principles yet happy were We wnen,
In lsis ayaillDg ourselves OF the opportunity al
fOrded BY circumstances, we were enabled 10 trans
form that ancient selfg0yeTnment founded upon
an arstocratlc basis TO a basis OF democracy but
precisely this has awakened new treachery
ia the House OF Austria. The old mobiles oi
Hungary being but mere handful OF men-half
million In all-were, OF course, not strong enough
10 defend the right Of selfgoyernment OF our nation
against the encroachments OF centIalzlng Austria.
Now, when We had made Hungary Democratic
instead OF arisocratic country, the whole hteen
millions Of people became interested IN the mantle
nance OF self-gOyernment In Austria. then, thefe
was no help more for It's criminal intentions. IL
once the people developed Its public Ire upon the
broad basis Of universal freedom and democratic IN.
s,itutions. Applause Though we were attacked
IN the name Of Capitalization against the principles
Of self-goyeILment, quite the same as yOu we nai
~ hit for IL, but inOeec, under more lnalspIclous
circumstances than you. You we're secluded from
your mighty enemies by an ocean, Al ume vines
The word steam had not blotted cut the WORD dls-
lance and still you received ana really vaudolo sia,
and which perhaps, Was not the only circumstance
which decided your ccess-and because the caici
instrument of your success was the manly fesoluuon
OF the hearts Of your forefaiher-but which con.
tnbuted, indeed, much TO your success. we na1
our enemy ia the immediate neighoorho)d, ana ho'
Oily that but we had almost IN our immediate hesh
borhood Also that great power winch Is the snppoI'
of absouisticai principles In the worin-hushs
That was our position, and still we received aio
fr, m nowhere In the world God has blessed our
arms which were arms quite Ike IN use by Which
Iour victory at New-OrieaBs was acbieVed. fIon
busbandIy, from the workshops, from the mefch W.
couI tir groom, We have beaten Austria But tneh
We met that Interference which you met not vow,
though there was some difference IN OUT stuaNe"s,
uerhaps that difference ls claim 10 Tue syhPtsit
OF such generous men as you are ana les me say,
perhaps 10 the sympathy OF such g'ea' nc
oeople as YOU are. 1 had an opportunity ds bat'
more TO express some humble views, IN oee ~
convince the people that 1t Is hnpoesIoie wi
Hungary, even under the most inaospcious ci'
IN
now weighs heavily upon her abo, lnefeloie, NY
people viii not encure a. IL Tih rise, II win s.,us
gle once more, and a hundred, perhaps. buI tnsn
We have in our immediate neighoOfnoo1 the power
OF Russia. Not that fear the power OF Russia, 70
the name OF my nation, II 10Y nation mas tlme en0h5H
to develop It's force But apprehend that huAS1
again become the death OF the principle OF SER
government, because II mas ready army a. tae aus
lance OF thirty hours that even II all snou"
come from distant regions II would come 100 laso'
because. with merely march or three or Iou' oays,
Russia IL there. and crushes the uncevelope- 49,
OF Hungary II 10. therefore, came % the Only hs
iiou IN the world which enjoys seii-go,efnhe,n"'
upon the basis OF Republican institutions Icon ,s
the only people which ENJOY II, Win tue cou, si
that those principles, lnstilitd INTO your ~ en-.
drep those principles which warm your oedlss, y.
not fan to ustll some sympathy 10 your :,
hearts for 10Y country. come WIN Ior NJ Sp-n~s,
men who are entirely free AMI conscious VI she ,i,
ton of their Own country ana OF .ne thr,
perhaps be pleased to consider the circs.~ d.,
Europe Is again on the very eve on an eAu. n,e, ~
GER II the Interference of Russia u no. ,ns an ,a
those who are even mighty a. nes, 80. x,,ho,,
word Gentlemen you speak generous ,hs NOE sIaod q
come not to ny % We .ns s I0fu
your neats, 70 rs snnlsusel | come no, here 70
tnem oufteNes. .aP xar nation may be so weak
enIngr ceuno, achieve It's battles wIthoS, io.s.
AID S Sus naion q fifteen mOG, o. a,n. 10 o~n
as Hungary is II IS noI abe il Is not sTOns
forces as,. .si,le s It's own domssc matters ~
n0og gower Il merits not to be free Tine on MY nave
v.e ~ is TO have far-play -ths, we uas' no,,ase
We asn - -hnIe world Laughter ana dpplsu,