New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-22
K0SSUTH AT THE IRVING HOUSE.
VARIOUS OCCUPATIONS.
WING GENERAL COMMITTEE.
kOSSUTH AT NlBLO'S.
incidents Or Sunday.
FINALE OF THE BAR DINNER
Speech of Chief Justice HOrnblOwer.
incidents Or Sunday.
SCENES AND INCIDENTS.

After the meeting at Tripler Hall, the
illustrous Hungarian proceeded to the Irving Iosse,
| accompanied by the Mayor and several members OF
the Committee and he had not long returned before
| be was waited upon by several populations. MIR.
Howard generously prepared his large and elegant
dining hall for these populations and 1t was bril-
Hanty lighted for tis occasion He WAS hrst waited
upon bya
Deputation from Taussig's Military Leather
Mandatory.
The persons employed in this factory,
upward of thirty in number, held meeting for the
purpose Of showing practically their sympathy for
Hungary, and they agreed to present 0C0 sets Of
military mOuntngs or leather equipments 10 kossuth
Committee was appointed TO make the presents-
ton, and Saturday evening was appointed for the
reception
on Kossuth entering the dining hall, Mr. II Buck.
man presented himself and said he had been APP
pointed by his fellow orkmen 70 deliver the address
which he was about to read, and make the offer
tanned in it IN favor Of Hungary lie then read the
following address
Lo,as Kossgth Gocernor Of Hungary.
HoNoRED SIR You see assembled before ron the rep
essntaiiyes not Of but of nations who
combined for the purpose OF aiding the great
Liberty. As the magnetic influence which the th ought
Of Liberty the oppressed slave IN his tolls
cau,ing ncessanI yeaInng at his breast fer freedom
also have been Influenced 70 leave native
in exchange for the Blessed shores Of these free
Fraternity really u, home We shalt not assist ia the
great 10y mere sympahy nor shall We contribute
that which all the moss potent aud essential
git-money But as workmen We will aid the canse Of
Hungarian Liberty by the productions OF hands
At meeting Of Joumeymen and employees employed at
William Tau,sig Co s Manufactury OF Military Leather
Goods, u was, on motion and unanimously resolved
J. That whereas We have found aylam on the shores
Of county where the blessed Goddess Of Liberty
preney Teiens and whee all she benefits OF free
Republican Government ve think II our sacred duty 10
asss b. means power, the noble and glorious
cause VI Universal Freedom
2 Therefore to send delegation the lus,rious Louis
smpahy Ia his cause and 10 present to him
thousand sets Of military mounliRgs OF leather eqnp
ments.
Honoted Sir Be pleased accept this tfe. gladly given
By few 81 the sboEng friends and supporters Of Liberty
and '''''' ''''''" Fl ! R9 ntSsiIe Committee
KossCTHs REPLY
GENrLLNEN | am always glad 10 meet a
depu.aton from 30 honorable class as the work
Ing men, and / gra,i6ed 10 have the opportunity
10 DO so when am about leaving NewYo:k. You
will perhaps be one OF the last deputations | shall
have the honor 10 receive before leaving the City,
and glad that your depUta,lon is from that hon.
orable class which Is the basis OF the establishment.
OF every society, and II Is a very honorable basis,
too, seeing that II is founded on workmen who hive
by hoLestlabor You are the real aris,ocracy Of the
nation, ard the Greek philosopher said, the arsto
cracy were the best men-veIe those who, BY honest
labor. CARED 'cr Themselves an honest livelihood.
Working nen are the basis OF all the moral and ma
ttrlal welfare Of nation and you belong TO that
class 20 which belong. for never Inherited any
thing fTomIny fsther-i have always haa 70 LABOR
for an honest livelihood. | do not belong 10 tina.
grand class, who get nothing but what comes by
chsnce-I got nothing by chance, or By those for
tuDate circumstances which sometimes gives one
person welfare and happiness, aud leaves 10 others,
who least deserve II, poverty and wretchedness |
am proud that have nothing . BE thankful for but
that which have hac the VIII TO labor hard for, IN
fuenced by principles which are good. like 20 see
men stand OIL their own feet. stand on my own
feet, and all that claim for myself and my country
y fair play, ans the support Office men IN the cause
OF fle6dO!a. lOu. gentlemen. who are fTeemen.
show your sympathy By this Aild gift and by taus
aforcirg ne aid, which very much esteem.
vii ACCEPT your Kind glii, rToylcng can take IL
properly, without breaking the law, but vii take
advice upon the cub ect, with regard to the laws
and tie constitution ofthe nited States, and II the
law will not allow ne 20 accept your aid, will not
acccftn. nus. respect the laws OF every country,
and II accept this present, and It Is not lawful,
! shall be dong wroag. lOr will Consider my good
irtentionss and should l. not be awful your respect
for he cause Of Liberty and Hungary viii make you
agree 70 change L fer some other token OF YOUR
sympathy when vii &c acceptable.
Nh bucAInan said. fit was lot lawful 20 accept
that offer, est cry hand would &c ready 70 give him
son eihiDs that lie could ept.
hostuth aid Maybe Il Is lawful, do no, know.
am ware that 10 arrange any military
which they are al peace, Is against tic law and no
armed expedition can be organized here against a
fftncly power, without breaking the Law. Ii the
law allows NE. viii aecep: your present.
tic then shock hands with Mr. Buchanan and other
members OF the Committee, and they retired.
ptputation from the Watch Case Manufac-
turers.
Immediately after the above deputation
had retired, committee from about one hundred
watchease makers nNewYork, presented shemseIyes
70 hossu;A. and Mr Andre Froment said he had been