The New York herald., 1851-12-27
K0SSUTH In PHILADELPHIA.

Louis 30aPOleon OOup q 9tat xr0.
nounced Sacrilegious.
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KOssuth's Denial Of Socialism and hboIitionism,
&c., Sse.s -.
From the Philadelphia Bulletin, Dee. 26J
To day glad to md the health Of the oitys dis
was Of course thronged with Walters and though the
trsets were Allied with snow the bright that shons
out about ten O'Clock, made everything look cheerful
and increased the rush Of vieiters to the ho tel.
PRESENTATION HARRISBURG DELEGATION.
At ten o'clock this morning, large delegation OF the
sath John G. Kuufel, ESD, Chairman Of the M COM s.
mittse presented address resolutions extending
to Kossrth cordial invitation to visit their city
KossUrH's RELY.
Governor Koseuth was evidently much gratiied with
the address and resolutions and replied as follows
Gsntemen-Being somewhat scquainted with the
high and elevated sentiments s. Of your city had expect
expectations I thank you. God bless you. [Here
Gov K with much feeling, warmly shook the hand Of
uea in what you have already done great deal whica
cannot fail to do great good The circumstances Of
that is impending, and then whatever the gene.
poses with regard to the Object Of the mission, viii
admit Of no Delay One word is true the despots are
ready to push back the nations standing upon the brink
and there Is danger OF their being drowned Had your
sent out agent to Hungary to protest in
stead Of to zee, the Russian intervention would have
been prevented and Hungary would now have bsen free
have already stated, In my speech In New York how
the Gear hetated and because there to protest
were beaten down by overwhelming force and trea-
son-beaten down but not broken. The question sub
circumstances may be such that calm may
not be synonimous with delay. There should be de-
should not be realized Better that she should even
bsve negative answer than to have the offer of aid
when it would be too late: Then our course will be
taken will put trust In God and rely upon
will and our sword. Better let Europe know. De-
lay is q negative. What good wouldit do hungry
about 20 die Of hunger to be told in reply to his request
for Bread that you would take his rerst into mature
deEberation You have not only wisely but kindly
sdered the circumstances Of Europe You have exceed
ed my expectations You have done more than could
expect. You address as the Governor Of Hungary.
Be thanked Here he again shook hands with the
Phade towards your city 80 generous towards me
TO make my acknowledgements In person; but have
promised the Mayor of Baltimore to be in that city
morrow The President Of the United States having
obigingy communicated the act OF Congress giving
a national welcome, must be in Washington Mon
chains snsy be broken except the honest word Of
honest man II the news BY the next steamer is such
that shall not be require to return TO Europe shall
open q correspondence with you SIR, II you will please
leave Jour address, and shall be most happy to to
Harrisburg ,hAll make every effort to do so, ana he
aided smiinsiyl you know have for my motto, There
is 10 aifhculty to him that Wills
PREsKNTArIor or rHr CLERGY.
At IL O'Clock to days delegation from the kvAngel
Kossa.h in bis private room Some twenty members Of
the clerical order were present; and We observed
yera members Of the bar and other citizens. On being
introduced Rev John ChsDberA on behalf OF the cler
az, addressed Gov Koesuth ~ fellows
Governor Kossuth-Hosorabls ss-I appear before
i ton Of the minister. Of the Sospsi Of the Son Of
God. We have come in the name OF the Prince OF
W We do WITH the hearts and hands q pssoe.
and Christians. Our sympathies are with you-our
prs yers with you-our sympathies and our pray
In which your mind and heart have been long and
srdentiy interested, We come 10 bid ycr vekome In
the pane Of the God Of our fathers-in the name OF
ths God OF the father OF our country. We welcome
yoa because you the advocate OF those principles
which love and admire for Which fathers fought
ana for which fathers bled We welcome you - the
friend OF the people; . the friend Of the right and the
liberty Of concience Of free press and unversA sui
rage to ma1 as creature responsible 70 God We We.
come the friend and advocate OF that religion that
profess and advocate ana love We are the friends
OF peace and voice Is for peace. stu We say 70 ycu
COUNTRY ,r and the world must be made -snd be
made tree In the best possibs with the least shedding
ofblood and for the accomplishment Of the good
that be should occupy until he is free TO think, and
speak and sot under the great covering principles OF
cordial welcome we come to hall you nom the land far
of-the land Of the great advocate Of freedom Luther
Embracing the principles he did and holding on 70 those
70 the Bible ~ sheet anchor Of al
true cngng To that and to the God OF Bible
there nothing before you Governor, but victory-tr
fss It II you can by dipomaey-ree her II you can By
reason, but your country must be free VS. meet you
this morning within the sounding Of that bell that an
nouncsd 10 the American people that they were free
The echo Of those sounds has yet died away nor VII
Il tu they light upon the last down trodden and
SPEAK the principles Of redemption from political des-
potsn II must be-and n the worst must come to
the worst and you have 10 stand on the battle hed,
side ty side With the charpisns Of liberty srNp
sheath 10 the winds, and with the cry OF the
sword Of the Lord and 0ideoni-nay, sir, the sword
Of the Lord and Kossuthlet It move onward triumph
ana the Bible spread like the leaves Of the morning
of autumn but til the whole world shall feel It's mpuse
MAJ that God who nerved the arm Of Washington and
conducted Lafayette from the continent from which
you come who guided fathers through scenes OF scr
yor aud sustain you tin you shall have accomplished
your object. Here We are, cir, and Just yonde! ~
planted The tree Of liberty IL grew and nou,shea and
Governor, pluck branch pom one o. rs sssutifr
bosshs take Il Sii.s you % your nsavs land put 4
down II the ovstre Of your country and water vth
Izs II with the blood q psiresss hs.sts that pAy
tsSe deeper root and grow til lie branches shall cover
continental Europetill s leaves shall have faren upon
ocean, and meeting the brother leaves Join In one gr.st
halelujsh Of triumph. God bless you, sir
KossrrHs REILLY.
Governor Kossuth replied ~ follows-
God bess you, sir, and you gentlemen for the voris
you have spoken. After suoh words, spoken upon 90
hslloved ground IL would almost arrogance on my
part 70 try to reply In the train worthy those
words which you have spoken TO me-sti you will
fer some few remarks which only plainly and
drily viii make. have met within the United States
word Of appreciation for my humble self being the fsnt
Of the Bible In that respect allow 10 state my view
and that view is that for who s so happy az TO
be born Christian TO be the friend OF the Bible there
n not the least merit consider when man IL sick
bodily sek-snd his physician gives him physics which
are the only means Of restoring him TO health,
and he takes that physic, there IA no merit
la H. sick man loves 10 win health. That
is view in respect TO being friend Of the Bible
would Ike, could have been 30 happy 70 have read the
Bibe-vbicb have done-in the Fngsh Language,
because 10 would afford more facility TO reply TO
ctrtaia principles which end there But could not
have It In English only and then since am free
from my captivity IN Turkey Therefore wish TO know
Of etsteme which have heard quoted
iron the Bible but somewhat inps different way fron
that which have read In the Greek Latin and Hungs
rsn, Glory to God IN Heaven and peace and good VII
to men on earth In Latin hs-e heard it GLORY to
God in Heaven and pescs to good willing men on earth
G5fo IN Issiris D5o ef in tarc pan hopinibus boaf