New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-10
KOSSUTH IN NETWORK.
Beings Yesterday Morning.

At ~ COCK yesterday tuVlhiHS WV
Kos,uth was prepared to receive Populations, ami
iniroductions at the Irving House lie vas dressed
as before, in very PLAIN garb, and met eTey one
with courtesy.
AT about 10. o'clock, Mr. J. P. Chutkomiski Po-
Esh gentlemen, and near relative Of General Kos
ciusko, introduced deputstion from the American
and Foreign Anii.Slavery Society, consisting OF
Messrs Louis Tappan. DR.. Pennington, colorei
minister, Joshua Leavi't. s :. Jocelyn, George P
Whipple. Rev. Mr.. Raw, Rev. :. E. Cornish, ant
Wm. f. Whiting.
Mr. Louis Tappan addressed Aossuih, saying that
trey had been depuied BY the American and Foreign
Anti Slavery Society to present hin with the follow
irg address, which he (Mr. T. read in clear and
distinct voice.
To LsLis Kossatb. Co,ersor Of Hungary
IIIUsTRIoUs EXILE The American and Foreign
AItl-Slavery Society, by It's Executive Committee,
welcome YOU 10 these shores. We rejoice 20 see the
patriot and statesman. who is first IN the hearts of
his couItymen and Justly endeared TO the liberty
LOVING people Of every land.
Descended from patriots who. on resolving 10 de-
liver themselyts from foreign yoke declared 10 the
world that all created free and entitled
10 certain inaiienabe rights, among which are life,
liberty and the pursuit OF happness We honor him
who promulgated similar noble sentiment IN his
own country, when surrounded by despots-a sentl-
ment that should be written II neffaceaoe charac-
tiers OF the escu,cheon OF every nation under heaven
"eyey inhabitsnt, without regarding language or re.
lpion should be free and equal before the laS-aud
an classes have the same privileges and protection
from The law Il is our earnest hope thai you may
live 10 see the day when the God OF the oppressed
Il prosper your patriotic efforts, and the la0ors of
the friends of Liberty IN both hemspheres In making
these truths practical realization not only Ia Hun
gary but IN the United States Of America, and
thI oughout The world
Your name Sir Will be associated in all time with
the OF patriots in every country who have con-
tended for the rights of Man, for the downfall of
Caste and the overthrow OF Oppression. 1t must be
TO YOU gratifying reflection that, on being elevated
20 the highest post in Hungary you struggled fairly
and openly for the rights of the people and avalled
yotIself Ofthe opportunity which God had given you
tTeelv 70 propose. hTst measure, the emanclpa-
ton OF the peasantry, molly declaring that Liberty
bv your patrOtism your Just appreciation Of human
rights, and your eloquent exhorta,ons proved that
they not unjust to other races that they did
not Sulye alone Tor their own freedom, ent Ioi hf'
81 eyeyy Hungarian and the world mas neId rom
your lips that the moment they became tree, ana
enjoyed their political rights, they became JUST ana
placed AL things upon the basis OF freedom anu per
feet equality
Associated as we are to carry out, BY constitu-
tonal and appropriate means, the great principles
avoved before the civilized werId oy the Counters
OF this Republic, in their Declaration OF lndepen-
derce we hail the presence OF a true son OF liberty,
from far distant land who spoke to his own coun-
trymen, and virtually 10 the people OF every nation,
these memorable words You must be strictly
lust and seek your future greatness. not IN the
predomnance OF one race, butn the perfect equality
of all No government can retain the conhdence OF
mankind. which does not secure TO the people
liberty of opinion, social order, and the impartial
protection OF property and person. OF every class ana
every member Of society,"
We feel animated IN the discharge OF duty by your
commentator, while in England, of 1fee Associa-
tCns-the of shoots, you Justly intimate, OF apeo.
pie who study the sacred volume when teaches ana
enables men 20 Learn how 70 live :" and We ieei thst
there is peculiar property IN your being welcomed
IN his aud cordially addressed
ISOLATION similar in principle 10 the BRUSH ANU
Slavery Association, since you nave SAID, these
Associations are bound up win mucn OF tne gioIy OF
England, because it was BY them that every great
minciple was carried in that country from the
Atoli,ion of Slavery down TO Free Trade
Wnile welcoming sou and your exlled country
men TO this land would not be unmindful oil the
obligations of the friends Of humanity and freedom,
to the Sultan of Turkey, IN whose domlnions you
found an asylum, for his refusal to surrender unior-
tunate fugtlves 10 their cruel and vlndctve persc-
cutors-an example worthy of imitation by all Gov
ernments into whose territories the oppressed may
fee, and OF all people who profess 10 regard the
rights of man or the principles OF Christianity
Most ardently DO We nope and pray Inat hungary,
so dear TO YOU and your compatrots, and so inter-
estlng to all true and consistent irencs oil liberty,
NAY pssdg come into s. q o msf sd
that the donn.tr0dden and oppressed OF every ma
ton. without regard to race or compile xon, may De
equally free and happy under the emil htened smile
and powerful protection Of that Great Being, who
as the common father OF all mankind, ls no respecter
OF persons. ard has made Of one blood all nations OF
men, 20 dwell on all the face OF the earth In anti
cipaton of The coming OF these glorious events, we
may say to our enslaved counrymen, and ID the OPP
pressed of every cline, the encouraging words Ut
Tered by yourself 10 the Hungarian people Yield
not to despair be paent,-hope and wait thy time
Though ali men forget Ihee the God OF justice
will Iotp
May he sublime sentiments You have uttered, on
various occasions, with 50 much el0quence ana
power, be engraven on the hearts OF men IN every
part OF the globe, and md sincere and hearty re-
Spouse from every who Is called to lead In the
CouTci OF Nations May your great example en-
knde enthusiastic devotion 70 Liberty IN this coun-
trv and throughout the world! May your happiness
an that of your beloved family, ever be the care oil
that Providence whose guidance and lnterpositlon
Won have so frequently invoked and acknowledged
Nav tho od of nations bless your beloved country,
and YOUR companions in exile now and forever
On behalf and by order of the Executive Commit
tee Of the American and Foreign Ann->iaYeIy 90
cieiy the 18th day OF Nov, Ammo Doniihl eighteen
hundred and Atty -ohe. Wm. Jay, Chairman.
LEWIS TAPPAN, Secretary
After this address (Which written upon pirch-
msut. and neatly tied with red, white and green
r,tbon, had been presented to him, Mr. Tappan said
that the address not made to prompt him TO JON
any particular party, and no reply was requested
Ne voud also present him with the following let
NEw.YoRK Wednesday, Dec. 9, 1851
Cir In the peculiar position In which yod are
nsc,d as the Nations Guest, we owe It 20 those we
represent to say the address we have had the honor
OF presentpg, you has not been presented by de-
she 10 commit you with any party IN 'his country
md as a resnonse might in the opinion OF some per-
seem To have that appe arance, we peg !eayeto
rsmsrk thai no reply is desired-at the same time
assur ng you that by portion OF the American PEG,
ME are The great and glorious sentiments announced
nv Won and referred to the address held IN greater
yeneration than BY such as acknowledge the Divine
obligation Of cong justice. and showing mercy to all
men. iTrespsctive otrace and complexion
We have the honor 10 De
Your Excelency's obedient servants.
LEWIS TAPPAN, n Il WHIris6,'
Gro WHIPPLE J. w. {. PENNINGTON,
SAMUEL +. CORNISH,
Forthe Committee Of the Am AND For A. 8 society
HIS Exoellency LOUIS KossUTH, &c.
Kossuih replied to the address IN the following