New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17
KOSSUTH In NEW-Y YORK
SPLENDID MILITARY LEyEE.
ADDRESS Of GEN. SskDfORO.
SPEECH BIZ KoSsUTH.
REVOLUTIONS, DONATIONS, Sc.
FACTS AND INCIDENTS.
kossUTH orHBR PLACES.


lsvee gwen by the officers and members OF the FRS
Division OF the Miliis Of the STATE OF Nes-York t.
Louis Kossuth.
As company after company and regimen. atol
regiment arrived ut the Battery they were admitted
10 Castle Garden, and with true military order anC
precision took the positions assigned TO them.
The private boxes and few Of the seats on the
stage were occupied by ladies', the immediate rela
tives OF the principal officers, and these ladies with
the American and Hungarian flags for drop-cur
tain) were the only decorations with which the old
Castle was furnished
rs we watched the incoming of the <roops and
admired the orderly and quiet manner in which they
marched their places could help wishing thar
military tatos could be enforced all places whore
audience was " DO assembled and seated.
At about II O'Clock, the Mayor Aldermen and Assst
ants heads II Deps tmenss Federal and State officers
the Garden and were seated On the stage, the Mayor IN
Gen Hal then commanded silence, and stated that the
Proceedings would not commence until perfect oTderwas
o. AIMED.
The appearance Of the old Castle at this moment was in
deed imposing Twelve Resimenis OF thoroughly d'se
pinned ,TooIs body. better uniformed han Al equal
number any cher part Of the word, uumberin;
than ,tv men, and hLlng every svAa lc space IN the
vast area made ascene THAI vios OF the causes u tAs
assembly of the cviabe connection Of brave Sodiery
with the warmesi hopes OF Hungauan liberty, and the
powerful that the sword and the have
play III the coming struggle IN Europen Of these
circumstances the scene was oRs highly imposing and Ia
Just before the anyal of Kos,uth Ger Hall announced
that the Division would don their caps and covered
until Gov koesuth had been trouced when they would
bare their heads daring the speeches.
In a moment aiteIwari, Gov. Kossuth escorted TO
the stage BY Gen sapdford Sa6, and introduced
by Gen to the Division. On the instant Of his prescH
tson the whole company rose as one man and greeted
waving Of hauntrs. and available dCmOnsfra
ton Of WELCOME Gov Kossuth bowed again aud az ain to
u feg Ted
deeply
band IN attendance played a welcome.
The Governor was dressed IN close hitting black velvet
fIock coat black pants Hungarian hat and plume. and
wore splendid sword Although he does net profess to be
soldier Il very seaersy and Justly remarked that
he became his new position admirably and when his eye
ard nodding pumes before him. person could doubt
that his versatile genius ready to take the pOs Of
military well as mental and moral hero.
Gov Kossuth was seated between Major Geaera, San
fod and Mayor kngsland, and on ehsr side were tho
members OF kcssuIhs suite behind them Ihe BrISadier
Genora ais Colonies present. and still further bach the
City Officers and other guests including the ladies' before
When the music ceased Gen SANFORD introduced the
RrgadleTs to Kossuth, Mos OF the 3D. Han Of he 3D.
spicer then introduced hs command by regiments, each
iesiment nsirg wDen called upon as foloSs
Firsr Regiment, Col Ryer Second Regiment, Col Be-
CART Thrd Regiment Col Poslley.
Gez. Morris next introduced HE comm and
Fourth Artillery, Col Yates, tHh infantry Col Ar
ner. sixth Infantry. Col. Peers.
The Ihnd Brigade then introduced by Gen, Hail
When this noble T gment at She word OF Command
three hearty cheers gven them By their brothers IN
arms Indeed, since the As'or place Rot' The NAlonai
Guard has never appeared AZ our streets without beas
cheersd and most COZ daily welcomed by the people
Eighth Regiment, Col. Dsyoe.
Ninth Regiment, Col Ferns.
The remainder Of the Division was lniTcd0ced by Gen
Tenth Regiment. Col Hasoy
E Esysnh a kesmsa'; Co - s, MSsn..
To each u these RtFodso Kossuth bowed a,e
y and silently motion ed his thanks 4
sized, addressed Ko,suth IN the following terms
GovERNoR kossUTH Ii is with no ordi.
nary feeling of qualification that have this
opportunity OF addressing you. in the name and On
behalf OF the ciuZep soldiers OF tie City Of New
York.
With an unbounded admiration OF your devotion
to the great cause Of Constitutional Liberty, and Of
that Bcoml.a5e fImness with which you have per-
severed under all circumstances IN sustaining II,
they we're most happy to testify upon your arrival IN
our City, their OF services IN that cause
which they are organized 70 sustain, and now they
are again assembled 10 greet you with heartfelt
welcome, and 10 listen 10 the voice of one whom
they have learned respect 70 love and to Venefate
The body OF men row presented TO you about i've
thousand ID number represents the First Division Of
New-iork State Militia
The DIVISION enrclls about hty Thousand in thus
City and upon staten Island ard The law of State only
upon the general body he duty fappearng AIMED
and equlrsed once each year a. an annual ade
pointed for that purpose but out Ofths large the
law des Tor the organization ofthose who villns
tt them my sudden emergency Of domestic
ton or OF foreign agsrs.op 10 sustain the laws and
coup iheuelves at theT own expense, and they
without pay ss'shed with the that hey
dscharsms duty % their untry and qualifying them
,essio sustain tie honor Of osE flag and the freedom
by 0or fa.ness.
They repr,scn, fairly all classes Of our cszsn.-our
hard ~or1ps and ingenious mec hanic-Our entsrprsng
and energetic IchantcuE intelligent professional men
found IN our ranks exhibiting public ~ III energy and
Intelligence body Of msn nor 10 BE- surpassed ia
hksIce.
I'm among such men devoted to such service, that,
ysu MAJ ieoi vel assured, TIE Intelligence Of the noble
struggle Of the Hungarian people lT their rights and o
eriIeswa received With the deepest feeling aud the pro-
tcioes '''''' -''N'1 WIN '"s "''' earnest 70
They srult your victories the triumph OF freedom
over oppression and dsspotsn-ghey your a.
people deter free They reoicss that erea.
isbhshed a. n SdepeSdeSi Rep bic mid, lie 10
tsIus Of EWoge but ass ali their hopes md aniic.pa
irodceR sub ecf- u the arbitrary Governments Europe
vs. yswed With alarm By tLeE despOiic rers. saa ths
srsisVed horces 81 the lDpena ssaa urd noon
the trse sous u Hungary Even with such mighty odds
Ne sa9td not have desP aired ol Hungry had shs been
her organzalon and develop her Her gallant
sors oE ther SOIL and battling for their homes their
eueTahs.
Bu; 'rsasOA sre desyo;sa combined, t.iamphsi aver
freedom
Thee. 'sc,ed Truth, Thy triuuphs ceased awhile.
And Hope iay sister. ceased ~rh tsss 10 s1iIs
ony sHc the mReRs 81 dcsp9,s perks.rate
AID h,-zs cksaed at the rectal Of theI aEsea.
urfh al other swallow ed IN orr ndra4-
roG a. the wrongs OF outraged humanity But ray
OfkoRs APPEARED Yoa, ST. os nd refuge tons Austrian
and k-ssan 'gE4nDy and stk0 Ugh that refuge D-
scr. ST., anew thu. viii ysC Lived the hspU Of Hun
gay hsposng rpon Jo1E daaAtsss snsIg'ss isith
taBsss of pur1oes. 4nc noble aud anal 2g de-
Soion % the Gauge Of county and The pEae.
pies OF evc ano religious liberty felt thai ~h.e yoa
hved the eausc Of Hungary sept bot could 10: ds We
Ie. ha las been Beautifully pressed By ALMOST
inspired ~nisr, as posseue OF these svsnts TIA.
81 there anything great upos he sarh b. The ara
ressiG'r OF peopl. 10 march beneath the DAD
vihosl WEAVING for Uomeht 20 the conquest o. laer
nights, which thew hold freG him, who eOEai ns..ker
wounds. nsf DAYS ~hS: agh.t without sleep
akc vho ssF, what matter these thlhf Justice aad LID
cry are ~o!thy far greater sscees sash people may
ertfisfcs mnfoTtunes Tevefsss, usachery, NAY De
So ~ sone Judas hgt let nothing discourage them for
tel yea n tru:h that ihey Gay descend the Toni
e1'e, snH fne ssaz the eoRgaercs " death aad tie
esnqasfcrs Ct tyranny"
We had watched yeur political eourre with gnialia, n
hsess Ne hss seen IN March, lts, tie gxexanplsd act
81 We HInFansE Diet then posec sesly OF nobss Of
iht 80 asd E.tesenDg osy the nobility year coantry