The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-11

his reception ct Southampton-not that feared any
saw attempt made by portion OF the press Of
this country upon man who after escaping the plots
and snszes Of Austria the scaod and the dangers OF
barbarous climate was about to witt hospitable
shores. saw that an attempt being made In Eng
pitsbe Engand-to destroy, not the life but
what he valued more reputation Of this mani
and from the momen. that dastsrdy attempt de-
termned to be here to show these cslumniaors that
these reach his character 1t shall be only through
ourselves (Loud cheers We this not only to our
sHst'ious guest and the country wAic he repssens-aot
only 10 that great realm, ams'ica, whsse guest may 'hH
say he u.s. and whom here represented BY It's worthy
Consul but to osrselres-to erery who has
regard for the character Of this noion--that we should come
Ing share in the most base and dsrdy attempt that
was made to ipjure the character OF any public
DO not 10 sS'ff ad Sss
him to be guest worthy q the hospitality and moral
assistance give him Judge OF nina ny the ere.
gtiv. soyersgns are driven from their shores by the
our vacant palaces for their reception hsers and laugh
ter-and will not say word against the hospitaities
Of when m me- arrives on our shores
men, say that If England refuses . welcome to such
man. adieu for ever to that sympathy with nations and
with nations rights which has hitherto been the boast
Of England. e. Hear" and cheers) But take
merit in sharing in those honors. seAshness In .
public might induce me, If had no other motive,
20 be here day. But am here speaking in the
say it sdvsedly-Iknow much Of pubic opinion asany
meeting, enthusiastic it i fairly represents large
majority of the men, aye and the women, Of this coun
s the cause Of MSne.1y IN England WIZ that
the Of Louis Kossuth Is heard at the resde of
the middle classes and would fan hope, Of the higher
classes Of whom We number among our vsiters to
day. 1t is because he Is believed worthy to represen
the wants and Wishes Of great people, that he has in
teeet to make him worthy their confidence and tina
he has those qualities Of the heart without which in
.ellect would be curse. (Hear, hear confess had
formed favorable opinion of the refugees from those
hat have N he
badly there few who have had greater opportunities
OF judging Of the refugees than have had have seen
in their demeanor manly fortude In the midst Of their
distress which has convinced that they possess in
great degree those qualities Of which Enghen ars so
any other resemble the English and Amercans the Hun
garians that people, and gentlemen, the presence
Of our friend among u.s. and among the people # Eng
possible to hear him speak, to hear his friends and neigh
bors speak Of him, without feeling that here is man
who, being thrown into the highest position acted In
worthy Of that position and that the people who
placed him in such position were worthy OF such
friend am they win not be quite barren of fruits
they afford him some consolation for the hardshps he
has been obliged to undergo during the last two three
yeais But there is than that in the tribute Of
respect have heard from his friends aud there i,
additional passport to favor in the maligny OF his
enemies his enemies being the friends Of dsspotsm
lHear hear Now, people will see how far the aspra-
may expect the support of Engshmen Americans, in
their future proceedings. (Hear, hear) Now, my Illus
trous friend etated at the conclusion of his most elo
t;on IN hs connt-v os an svn, Rss;a froS
his country from interfering with the settlement Of
its domestic affairs Well il there be one man who has
Stronger opnon than anotbsr on The suh;ect ~ non
intervention, l am that man. am fanatical in that
hood an tho courrv Which Jooks 20 tha ,i,St ~ i. for
sid snS =; not .owsd 70 Ssvora ts
by its own internal working but quite with my
almost ;rrs.ist;be force In tbs counc ~ dasnot;c
regns. confess l hear with regret that the inva-
c;vi,izstion r.; o,r asv sho,,d ha hsen soyxsd 70
nass v;tbout an angry nrotsst from, this country
stated tIat so long "a the dsnu, Law bet Anstr.
and Hungary. we should 90 no further than express
our svmnstby with the r;sbt. but from the momsnt
that Russia nterfered it became changed question
bordss to crn.h more civiyad conntry ard a stron9
protest from che and peonls Of this conntrS
world have been of mmensa sSyantage Bnt What wsrs
The fats Other States WEE IN tbs to. Of rssct;on
ana tha a.S,nn na-snarar. - III aann... 80 III,
uttered No nrns, hT, tI, vi, ,ra.saa nn Js my
favor Of the Knssisn csnss Uiear besrS We'll then
saw that were nubic onnion go far eniiuh.ened that
new,nsners Womb not dars 10 fsfv II hS taxing aide
English Foreign Minister 70 make that oninian have
weieht with foreign desnots Hear hear Rnt n we
wish our opinion to have weight, we must come into
male s our duty with regard 10
in foreign Countries Lam almost afraid to look back 70
There was our mes, wicked interference in the .r Of
Portugal where we boldly carried Off the Leaders of the
In order TO subsery the interests of the
hs ttsrs were chr nrocaeadins In Greece ana In the
.ss;rs 81 Hosts;n Cannot snd' then that we have
csan hands and Therefore NV advice TO The English and
ra,,csn neoris srJ hnI h. ve been sons avn n
tns ~ tba Later nsona FALLING into the tranmv
- them bar shonld tbs nrncinIe N
non in,srvsnion yybsn ora Graz ,nto pacs non
in ss IN h ,hsir motto ara vat kssvs that
from The Of the Reform hin has bee more in
t.,ysnor In tbs tina NJ The torias LAT N. then "a,
~ ,hs sond n,;ncns ana then hs;sxs that the
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no goys ,ha foil and rmoil of nuhI;c fs
Inows thst H. thset ~ The .e.;a. ~ hsrtv ths
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sssi,sd win sysrx caI,mn NV The ~ Rpss nj
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TCbssys Now our friend tells ne that he comes here
~ an ~, 49, 81, $500 - u .n' ~ 49, @ NV
hun so,ns hasers n , annoSed w."
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