Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-11


nrope. which is only made dcarer to
cart by her sufferings-lct me hope
before ! leave the United States, the
rosity Of thepcoplc wilIhave given me |
rial proofs that those sentiments which |
70 had the honor to hear from You are |
entimen,s Of the people OF the whole
try. and that they have as firmly de.
sa4 as good m deeds and acts az in
Is zf:1 syfrpathy. In this hone beg
kindly remembered by You, with the
bise that. at this place from whence
start back for Europe, shall once
have the honor. the JOY, and the hap
y Of addressing you publicly, and bid
you publicly an afFectionate adicu-l
ng then to be able to Thank YOU for acts
now thank you for scstimc1ts
he grand reception in the city Of New
took place on Saturday. Between
and ton o'clock in the morning the
ncr Vasdeyias, frcighied with same
or FIVE hundred persons, including
Mayor and most ofthe members Of the
Councils. as well as the Collector of
port and other Official dienitaries, pro-
ed from Castle Garden to Staten Is
in order to convey Kossuth to the
The shipping in the harbor were all
,ratcd with flags, the city was all cx.
ncnt and commotion from the move
is ofttoops and other evidences of pre-
ton for the grand display, and every
in view wore the most animating ap-
lance.
roceeding to the Quarantine Dock
receiving on board their Guest and
comsasianc. the Ya.dsr5a, returned
hc bay, being saluted On all sides from
forts, steamers, and ships of war in the
Dor, as well as by the cheers o { the peo-
who we're congregated on the wharves
shipping.
rrived at Castle Garden. landing
effected amidst the vociicrous cheer
Of the immense concourse of specta-
who crowded the building aud ada
grounds. The scene here was one
Understandable excitement and confu-
Though ultimately pushed up. the
d04i7I had got aground befbre reach.
the whasf. causing many Of her pas
kers 10 make their way precpitstely
md in the numerous small boats hy
ch they were surraundcd; The entire
tary force of the city was drawn up
md and about the battery, presenting
illiam and imposing array; Wills; the
ted multitude jostled and pressed IN.
ach other, setting at defiance all the ef.
of the police to preserve order.
ossuth landed about one o'clock. and.
lie Garden, he was there welcomed to
city and country by an address from
yor Kipgslapd, to which he yainly on.
vorcd to rcspond-thc "poise and con.
On" being such as. no doubt, to amaze
confound him, What he said is ,hug
,rtcd,
Mr.. Mayor and gentlemen; If Won are
rons. gentlemen. 10 hear me oxnrcss
thanks for the generous rcceprion YOU
brd me, | trust you will see the neces-
of maintaining silonee. [Continued
oar.l
am sill half sra sick from tho ,,;r.
and twisting of n two weeks. vovage
,ss tho STONY waves or Tie Ad.r,;.
r;ddy brain is still in \ vL;rl and eyon
car,h OF this oiran;ic oor,;,cnt soon,s
rcmble hencs,h nv stems fTo,,;nnaJ
oar ni,el,J viii ch..rs
Lc, me have a few hours or roe, hor,ro
} Ia work an his soil If sreedom,N
|emendons applause p,ar the plntform.
continued unroor !, orbcr nar,s NJ ,ba
/
Ave. gentlemen. thu soil or rrcedor.
r own happy home, More cheering !
Freedom, and home, VIVA, bc,ycnIu
sic in these worJsl AlasI b,v. NJ
ne. and the freedom of INV nconle il
lden 10 The dust! lScnsa,ion
Your glorious country, gentlemen. is
hame of tho o.lcast the exile. and tbc |
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s'e We se''I I . e''''"s'on was SO great
y vi H.'p''y N'P"ss'o'o 10 eh'." 'ne
10 y, '"' 'PoaNe'' i"e eel"r'rr Ia