The New York herald., 1851-12-09

once I'D thst the committee shouid oe appointed
Mr. stossos after some few complimentary remarks
upon the character Of Kouth and his struggles In the
cause OF freedom. proposed resolution, to which some
amer sments were offered.
seme members Of the bar present wished the resou
tons TO convey to the public the fact that Louis Kos
suth member Of their profession. (Iear, hear)
An observation made to the effect that II would
perhaps, be well to omit the term Governor from
the resolution but the majority present in favor
of the title remaining before the name Of Kossuth
voroE-He is the Governor-he will be Governer.
ASo1HrR-Our proceedings would be like performing
the tragedy OF Hamlet" without the part Of Hamlet
II we omit the Governor from before the name Of
koruth.
AsorHEH-Call him Governor, by all means; there's
fear Of bringing the Coesack down on daughter
left out Of the resolution he understood the miseion
cf Governor kossuth was civil lberty-relisous liberty
would follow.
AvoeE-There /. no civil without religious liberty.
Mr. sLossoS then read the following resolutions
amended to meet the suggestions Of those present
sr cur shores oi Gous Kssuh Go1srnSr y asa
ssr e great apostle Of civil and religious liberty through
Resolved That oommi,tss Of fifteen he appointed 70
Yor Bar and p,rsie o. hospitality. at any dsy TO be
Ihese resolutions we're passed unanimously and II
was moved and seconded that the Chairman should
The following gentlemen were then nominated, by the
chair TO carry cut the objects Of the meeting -George
wosd. Daniel Lord, Ea"d. sandford John Van Buren,
John sossen Geo Bsrstow. Vim Noyes Jas q King Jr.
John Livingston, David Gould, Geo Taylor, Geo @.
Waters, and Henry A. Cram Esqrs, and two others.
added 70 the above committee The meeting then
separated, and the committee adjourned till ss o'clock
this (ruesdsy) morning, when they will assemble for
the purpose Of deving the best method of compliment
ing Lous Koseuth.
We understand that Il will be proposed TO give
grand banquet In henor Of the Magyar Chief In
Tripler Hall, and 10 open the boxes at . certain
charge 10 vters in order that ladies may have the op
portunty Of hearing the great orator and seeing the
great revolutonst The proceeds of such tickets of adj
mission TO be appropriated TO the relief Of Hungarian re-
fugees
yoRE rYFooRsrfIcAL socIrrY.
The members of the New York typographical Society
at their last meeting elected louis Kossuth an honorary
member Of the socisty They have also invited hin 70
be present at their banquet TO b. given on the ION o
January next the anniversary of 6rsnkns birth day
will be by the following address, presented by
Jsnee white Esq President Of the soiety In behalf Of
its cff sers and members
Lows KtssU ~ GOVERNOR % uUVGARy-
the aenfrtl deere 90 ell9 eclheh u wei
~ couHtfy. Tree and dependent Fre We A.,
fc' cFtltstusuts for ytur ervccg west11d fee N We
lHd rtflectto duy terrgna 70 &C. TO everF tr "a
tfen. To- every lover Il iiterty.
~ fenrct sr r,irain from expressing RI o,r
adm ration, and esteem fer IN whom fBse the
exponent Of liberty in rsign land whose baruus
mste esrths sespots trenbe sal whote Inference
viii 10 rrolotsed III tAs story Of Esedo " sit and ~