New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-22
Juvenile Deputation from the Cash Boy, u
stewart & Co.'S store.


gaTisn, and handed TO him the following paper;
"Ngw-YoRK. Saturday, Dec %, Isa
small .ar rom he aS.sh soTs The az.
and sixteen years In the employ Of Messrs Alexander
stewart Co. as an evdrnce OF the interest they iesi
J. MollesOn, John Titus. Mark ward. Committee"
With this letter IS were handed by one OF n.
youths
That must be happy land where the sympathy
for the of freedom is already so warm In the
hearts Of the young placing his hand on the he ads
OF the chllGrtn) May you live long, my dear chld.
ren to your country free and happy, and TO enjoy
the indie pendence OF your native land and may God
bless you, So that As YOU grow in strength you may
also grow IN resolution TO sympithlze with, and AID
others 10 enjoy the same happiness which you ENJOY
Marx Ward, a promising lad OF about IL years ola,
then said, Governor KOsSuth, have learned more
by living under the liberty of the United States than
many men have learned in Europe who are thros
times my age.
The Magyar then shook the hands OF the chdren,
and the whole party retired from the room.
Visit of the Whig General Committee 70
kossuth.
Saturday was the day appointed for the
receiving by Kossuth Of the Democratic Wing Gen
eral Committee and the General Committee Of
Democratic Wing Young Men. The former body
have held several meetings upon the subject under
the Presidency of It's Chairman, Mr.. Joseph H.
Price and the latter has also convened several eau
cuses, under the presidency Of Mr.. Erastus Brooks
to consider the best plan OF proceeding to address
Kossuth, In behalf OF the Wing party in New-Ycrk-
Il was the opinion Of both bodies, that the issues Of
the party should be carefully excluded from the Az
dress SO as to meet the wishes Of Governor ossuih
by not leading HIM to interfere with party politics
at all, and Joint Committee from both bodies was
appointed 70 execute the wish of the Wing Party
Mr. Daniel Ullmann was chosen Chairman OF ths
Joint Committee. Several meetings OF this Commit
tee were held, and an Address was decided upch
ard il was also recommended to raise subscription
of 900 for tho Hungarian Cause aud present that
sum with the Address. Further arrangements were
also decided upon, and the presentation and rccsp.
ton was 10 take place in the presence OF the Genefl
Committees.
The arrangements being completed, deputatoa
of three members from the Executive Committee
waited upon Pulszky, the principal secretaVof
kossuth, on Saturday morning. and infor med nin
that the two Wing Committees would vlsi! the Irving
House. to present an Address To kossuth, at oococA
in the evening. ~
mann, informed NJ. Puiszky, IN the course oil an H.
teresting conversation, that the Address would
nee nom all party and partisan ailusons M th
Committee did not mean 10 miDge the cause OF iun-
gary and her nlustrious Chief with the party ponf
OF the country AS, however, the representatives Of
one OF the parties in their Address 10 the Governor
of Hungary had spoken 10 him In terms which seemd
to have party bearing, they desired TO state, thg
informally, that 1t was under Wing Administrators
that the Governor usheTed into the country, thn
u Wing President who sent Mr.. Mamie
Hungary in order that in of success this Gov
eminent might be among the first 10 recognize the
Independence OF the Hungarian nation II was also
a Wing Administration which had directed the sail
ing Of the Missssippi-a Wing Secretary OF State
who had written the ulsemaDn etter, and addressed
the Sultan OF Turkey in behalf of the lberatlone
the prisoners IN Turkey. When the ExIes from
Hungary fast arrived upon our shores 1t was also
Wing Common Council who received them As the
guests of the City, and II was under Wing City Al
mnistration those here were received. so also hM
the Wing Committees OF the City long before ~
arrival Of kOssuth upon our shores expressed their
earnest sympathy for the sufierlngs OF Hungary sai
their high respect forthe distinguished man who hid
suffered most in her cause.
At the close OF the interview, the COMMITTEES ana
NJ Pulszky agreed that the visit should take al
O'Clock, or as near that time possible, and tho
population retired.