The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-13

here 10 in flame our people BY bis mAsshis saequsass
70 taks up his soantyS cause Hs comes hsrA = -
cop Z a VII aid hin TO sehisvs his counys indspsn-
dsnce BE has said that hs cared not wAetksr Con6r
s him Of e. Il: United s.'' Z L n
trsey bad TASTE 10 ~ the least Of y In forsgnsr
the moment he gets on our shores to attempt 70 stir up
could receive national aid from this country was out
the question There laws Of Tbs United States
the country against nations With which We as q pssoe
No expedition could be fitted out in the United 6tss
without . violation Of those laws And, when he
hsd svowed an intention, in coming here, which, II
accomplished would inevitably result in departure from
policy could he do so without welcoming the potio
emssary and encouraging his objects! BE could not
excuse Kossuth and admit he was deceived BY those
speeches which he had heard In Europe and upon his
rss srss here ne va. called upon S9 20
Badger examined the nature Of the struggle In Hungary
and denied that repubcanism had ever entered into
and the supremacy Of the Magyar element tbs Cross
and Sclsvonians to remain in the same condition
before He concluded BY recspitulAting his oasotoas
Kossuth invited here, not q guest, but any
other emigrant who might desire to make this country
his home But instead Of coming emigrant, he
there anything in the past history Of the United States
in the coming future, to authorize welcome to
man who comes avowedly for other PURPOSE There
nothing In kossuths history which should induce
Congress depart from the policy Of the country and
pass this resolution II IL to pass bis associates
ought to be included
Messrs FooTE and BADGER continued the deoate after
which
Mr. SEWARD said-suppose the resistance to this reso
shakes from his feet the dust gathered on our soil and
retires Retres whittier There is question you will
do well to consider; To his native land? No To rur
key You have brought him thence To England,
then Yes England alone or dare give him shell
ter Are you willing that England should cover and
Bu SoS vnr
tain him As such But We will suppose that Kossuth
has returned to England. Win that be the end, 1.
will be only the beginning. There is tribunal above
him aud usthe tribunal public opinion. Our and
claims the respect Of mankind rounded its
DEGREES 1t Is tribunal free fro passion and prejudice
Nay the fallen and PROSTATE nations there erect
and equal with the most powerful and majestic empires
equal the State to which he belongs whether Eng
land Austria, or Russia. Before that tribunal this
question must &c He knew no living man worthy to pre-
side there but he he that august
ganizsd and the revered form of Franklin occupying tho
Judgment seat On the side he Hungary vsiled
nations of Europe On the other the United
States sustained by Austria Prussia Russia and France
1t is an omnous conjunction. Hungary complains that
the United States have and nsulted her chief
that they found him enjoying the generous hospitality
of the Turk but exposed to the surveillance and
place of confinement, and obtained his confidence by
their sympsthy-efected his release, and trans
ported him, in the face Of the sdmiring world q
to their shores that they then turned away
and left him unprotected. uDscknowiedged, and un-
recognized to be the SCOT Of his enemies and Of the
enemies Of his cause The United States hold
Of the Congress read the Presidents message
and the records Of this Senate Respecting this resolution
Hungary rests her The United States appear
by The ardent Senator from Alabama, the
Senator Georgia the astute Senator from North
DINA the candid Senator ON Kentucky and last and
greatest the learned and bic Senator from Georgia
The defence Is made the Court pronounces its judg
ment and the judgment the scuteness ofthe
lis htnipg hunter and the practical common sense Of
Poor Richard" You plead that your invitation justi-
fed expectation q welcome How, then, came Kos
suth, England, France the worldyour own President
nd peepe--to understard IL so! When you bear
ing the honored Hungarian chief in triumph through
straits of Gibraltar would you not have resented
insult to him insclt TO your own flag, Since
when was it. that you reversed the card Of invitation
see how cheap The hospslities which would save
your honor You plead that tyrante exiled him. and
that invited him as an engant to take up his lot
within your borders. s reception less due to him
now vhtn he conner 20 tbark you and declines than 1t
would be If he became q ps-p-tasl guest Was your
objec. merely TO Lford asylum TO him and his
few associates, j. not rather TO honor II IN
gary, and give Eorsl aid TO her great but decin-
ing cause You plead that ambitious aspirations
moved those honors in your Senate. Had, then the
American Senate sunk low that there no real
patriots there 10 vindcae the national honor BY gvisg
their gracious voices Govern nent confessedy great
You plead that KCssuth not only a noble by birth
arstocrat by association bat ne sustained the here
lsry throne held hs loot hard pressed upon the
subject races until Master oyertooA him AMI "a. H.
for protection TO lands Ot constitutional f.ealsm
Grant II at al this true-Did YOU not know Il be
fore you invited LIN 10 ycur shores II you did not
how will you Justly isucran e 40 so
absurd' But who u that ,saght you that the MAJ
var was nnhls-hF Nots plebelan Of Hungary,
not the Crost bat 10: -1n~ts VINO cggs5Ya ps;yiois
pebeisns Greats seyes and nansarisns TO the earth
The youth Of Ko-sth was ,psB: In efforts 70 abolish tsa
da.ism HE years rPcnsa and tls frame hardened Ia
bish the sAty q ard q The Of his
ministry in the rsto-stsD st the national constitution
was establish equality Of suffrage aud
taxation and the abr icn OF g. the Of se-fdoIn
Did net the Congress ii tie people o. the United States
maintain their loyalty to the British throne for whole
year after they bad been o3tlsweJ from IL. protection
What different this could they have pursued
or could Kosrth have pursued You say you would
have freely accorded the welcome. bot Kossuth de-
handed mere. he ssnsDosi rational aid How.
when and where Cid b. demsndt Did he sddrsse
MIN self to the s.nse President " Congress at ALL No
but he overheard IN snsv.rns the congratustion.
Of the people te ssy that be expsstsd You then
deliver him from Russian sUfysilsnce Ia Asia to estab
sh more severe esp'cnss- oveE him in America A
generous hest would nave closed his against -rt.
to the prejudice Of such quest: But what II he ala ex
peet more than informal welc one Did that sbsoy.
his claims 60 such a Welcome You tell II Genet sas
kosuth wa an exile invited BY yourselves Gepet va
denied by the government, and appealed tom tbs
government 20 The people bat Kossulh was denied
nothing and inside no appsals-anl II Kossuth
mould have ssssd could be have asked more than
Franklin esktd- and received TOO, 10 your behalf from
France Why do you not wait until be asked ana then
aeciie on his p.tic plead that you left him TO be
hosptaltiss q TIE p.opl. and b. received frem them
generous selc,ns 1TSei ru: II that all that -as
~ Ept rsNr VI IN MS exile 70 be
sought cut aud brought to your shores bv private
y npsthes that wss enough. and was JUSTIFIED WHY
do Jou complain oAt Koeotn poke Of the people a. be-
Es soveregrs Of The goyernne At IL adopting the hosp
tahes Ss your own You sanction the ment IA. paid
70 len 90 ssy you stcod precedent; you finding
no pfececepi. ssy thai in the case Of La Fayetts
that Congress could not unite 10 cordial wslcon,. t
him The nere shame 20 tkat Congress Th-ir disa.
yrsemeni was = custom mote bOnr-d in the breach
than In the obser,ancsm But where were Ko-suth'.
merits LEES than these Of La tsyets La Fayette con-
iroutedto deliver your country; but Kossuth finding
'our country fire. tried for ne dsiyeIJ q his own
ought e rsi,e Der md With Der prostrsts Germany
nd Italy. You say he oon0rs proposed 70 Kossuth
you'd have been an insvlt 20 Russis Have you then
iren hussia the right 20 prescribe the guests whom
ou shali receive, and De y7es:s you shall repell II
q. you are much lover tbsn IN. Turk But you
ar that u v0uld lead 20 Intervention In European
nsirs There IL no CccEirn. and chance for inter-
ention Russia has in.srv.nsd and you and England
'oked on Hungary trsSso-s no more--and Russian |