Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-16

',ions Of lhs earh, and in consequence OF
The late Struggle, placed in position Of per.
fec. Independence.
| now present you with leiler from the
Mayor Of the city OF New York, Which will
Inform you Of the Presen. nomenlary ar
rangemenIs for your comfort.
Kossuth said;
lcurdially thank you for your generous
sentiments, and for The generous words in
which they have been conveyed. trust
you and The people Of the Uni,ed States Of
America will y6t see Hungary free. | am
glad 10 hear ihal such an interest was taken
here in the struggles Of my people. and she
will ye, be free as she deserves 10 be. You
offer me free and generous welcome, and
| am pryud 10 NEE, you and TO thank you
.ha, | am at liberty by the generosity Of the
United States know ,ha. every man who
longs for freedom in Europe, as well as in
this nation has kind feeling for Hungary.
! am thankful for the generous action taken
for my liberation by america. which you say
is an infant country. bul say no She is
giant. aud though she has only been shor
time in her growth, some rs years. she has
done more than 0iher nations who have been
1000 years in existence, and as the power
of steam has blouod the word distance from
the dictionary. with regard 10 crossing the
Atlantic, | hope and trust lhal American
generosity and American sympathy will no,
see .he day far distant, when the word shall
given TO all Europe, which shall make i.
rec, and give i. perfect liberty. give you
my hand, here he extended his hand 10 DR..
Duane) and hope you will no, be disap-
pointed in me if am siralgh. forward
man, and have been true 10 those principles
which you in the Unled States revere, and
though my country is not SO great as yours,
nor are my people so happy and free as you
are, still hope we shall NEE, with your "a.
> vor and your sympathy in the cause OF our
nation. [Applause.
Alter this address. Kossu,h and the mem
> bers Of his staff, together with Dr. Doane
, proceeded 10 the shore. and carriage being
I ready, they immedio,ely moved to that gen
r ,leman's residence, where the Magyar tool
5 possession of the suite Of rooms prepared
S for him, and afier taking refreshmenl.
e retired 10 rest
Z On leaving the Dock a, Southampton, III,
b flumboid. was cheered BY countless thou
: sands who assembled ,c bid farewell 10 Kos
Z su.h, and as the vessel moved from he
}. mo0rings the las, burs, OF enthusiasm al
II most REM the air.
l. On getting TO sea, and a, the fils. Dime
If party after clearing the land. Capt. Line
4, drunk to the health Of Kossu,h, and ,h
n whole company Of cabin passengers VIII
7. we're q. table, rose and cheered him vocifel
d odsly. He did no, make any speech in re
'e ply, bu. politely bowed TO The company Sc,
&C eral times during the Continuance Of III
'e cheering.
y, During the voyage. which was very bo
G. Ierous, no demonstration was made, as II
le Magyar was very sick most of the tme-
~ tie wrote great deal during the passag,
$. and remained very select, not even inter
mineling in the least with the passengers.
On The pilot boa. meeting the vessel, as
approached, Sandy Hook, the pilo. hand,
ne the following Ie,er from The Mayor Of Ne
he York to the iIuslrious Magyar.
a., CRY HALL, Nov. "a. 1851.
DEAR SIR-ln order that our ciizcns MI
have notice TO assemble and walcom you
er our city and country as thy sfe. v
ne would respectfully request you to leave Il
ly steamer az the Quarantine, and remni,n
lr. few hours with DR.. Doane, who will. wi
nd grea, cheeriulness, tender 70 YOU III. bosc
ir- 'alily OF his house, and whers wa ar,
er sured, every attention W., he maid N yn
comion during No lime /, n,ny be nrcas:
n ry TO-, you - continue bis guess.
~ .fe are with great respect.
nc A. e. KiNGsLAND, Mayor,
ng GEO. F. FRANKLIN, Alderman.
nd To Governor Kossuth, ot Hungary