Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-12-25
Kossuth 1Movemen

The clllZ"nS W AlhanV, without distinction
Of party. are invited to public meeting at The
capitol IA day, to take steps 10 furnish maierim
aid TO le cau.e Ol tepuhIlcuUlsm IN Hungary
Wm. l.. Marcy heads The cali.
Knssuh SAID to he militia in Castle G lrden
that not more lIan 800 eco troops Could at am
time he brought against / foreign foe By Rasa.
All he wished Of America was. The means 10
prepare Tor wnr with RnS>ia when 1t had
nuce broken ont Hungary would be able to lake
cnre OF helset. lie continued -
IL now o. enlV declare, that whatever fuan
ciaI an an 50 happy as to obtain. will new
or cmpoy it in Il mtnuer not permitted by your
rvs vii never try to evade vour laws.
do not solicit urnaunn nr the aid of urmcd as
slstance. When the tine cnuCs. and we fight
once more, out OF The generous ranks OF your
gallant mltla, single men NAV come. Of their
own free viii, To fght the battle ol frcpdnHt-
bnl only according 10 their est b ishcd rlg1, I'M
der your own laws"
The division passed, by reclamation. several
resolutions the last Of which reads as follows:
s. Resohsd, That Tor the purpose of aiding the
GoverorOf Hungary, in bus efforts to establish
the Independence Of his country, that coat
Ulcers, and three officers from each regiment OF
tbs diVSiiRfiOr the purpose Of collecting sub
scrptlons TEN this division, and to unite with
shy COMMITTEE to be appointed by onr fellow
citizens, maid Of the Hung ran fund.-
AT a meeting held at the Astor House, at the
suggestion Of Mayor Kngsand, Oh the after
noon ofthcl5th, for the purpose of making an
organized effort in aid Of the Hungarian cause.
George Bancroft WIS appointed chairman, and
Henry J. Raymond secretary. The following
were appointed finance committee TO take
charge Of any funds that might be contributed
to the OBJECT
George Newbold, Moses H. GrnEeI Will
ian II Aspiuwall, Shepherd Knapp, Robert
| Emmett, Stewart Brown, John ] Palmer
TO thea were added Fifty or SIXTY others, t.
constitute an executive committee. Among
them are Mayor Kngsland, = heodore Sedg
wick, Joha Van Buren,, Horace Greedy. Parke
Goodwin, Chas w Sanford, R. B. Colenad,
John N Genn, Morgan Morgans, P, T. Bar
nun, Geoge Bancroft, John l.. O'SnIIivan &c
THIS committee met immediately afterwards,
and Simon Draper was elected chairman. &
The New York board Of alderman have ap
propraed an additional SUN Of $1,000 towards
deiraying The EXPENSES of the hungarian exIles,
making total of $4,000
The Burlington Sentinel says-"The only
practical way in which to serve Hungary seems
to Us, by popular loan Of as many millions as
can be raised"
Lvic3 10 Bo8ion-Yestorday both branches
Of The city council concnrred in resolution IN
vltng Kos~utn to wish Boston.
Reception Of Horkingmea by Kossma Oh
"Wednesday the workurn in the panototr
uanuoctoiy Of Bacon g. Raven were lecrWec
Al the Irving House by Gov, KnSsuth, to whou
they made an address. aud presented the hand
some sun OF 805 dollars for the Cause OF Hun
gary. This amount was raised by subscription
among The nln tile factory, numbering ubou
ninety altogether IN Their address they said
I'VE are Russians, Danes, Swedes, iiun4ar
ans, Germans, Eugllshmen, lrlFhnen, Scotch
men, and AmcrcanS hut are all, in fact or III
ipnilnn, clilzpns Of ,h' United States. VIZ
gory in the principles Of liberty combined II
oar Declaration of Independence, and desire
their rxrrrslon to ali the nations OF tin world
The eXtpu, of our interference Is IN the IN
tune bni principles are tor all tunes; W. mus
net upnn those Wmch ARE necessary 10 MAKE
Washington and La FhycuE something bette
tl.-.,, ''-'azt.-t -t'r''A.S ns'd r"tr.y adeS Hnt
Bunker llul. Saratoga mud Yorktown more tina,
BIZ. DIV (irld~et treasun sud murder. or we ar
unworthy the name OF cltiz3ns Of the Unue,
States"
Kns,uIh' rpljed =
81 couf rn,laiy hope for aid from your g'ori
Gus couutry tor the su'falnmrnl OF lnal strug5l,
and the prevention Ut Russian lnIGIteraoce. II
spanking ut Russia, do not include the ppnpIC
OF that country refer Only to the government
rs there Is Il 9leat dl-tncuon between HE Two
| INSIST upon the tact that the clu,c of IIungar,
Is worthy Of your generous sympathy aud us
slSauce. II the Independence OF llungIry b.
not preserved, Russian despollan WI c,nlInu,
To encruach upon European freedom. irhou
Tins Independence, the liberties OF Europe cat
never be achieved As IN oldpn time we threw
bncR tho tile OF MoSlem power, and resisted il.
iutner prrGttss tnr cen ufl's, 50 mlght we noa
hGrl back Russian nvas.un. Inc force uf TN
Moslem was broken uron Hungary, and that pr
sltlon is still assigned Us by God 10 beat bact
advancing de,potsm"
When kos>uh concluded. he was introduced
to each member OF the delegation.
The l.ckctS Of admission To DR.. Beecher,
church in Brooklyn, On Thursday evening, wer,
S., and the premuas on the sale at aucDIor
ranged irom 80 cents to SO, About 5000
worth OF tickets were disposed Of and 1t Is eX
pacted that SID 900 to Sl4 600 will be realized
all OF winch VIII be appropriated to The KossuiI
fund
Events at The Lvinr House. There were sew
era delegations III attendance ut the Irrul
House yesterday morning, 10 be introduced Il
Governor Kosssulh. The first Delegation wa,
a Committee from the Bookbuders employed il
the Bible House. They brought lhe Goyeno
a beautiful copy of the bible, sp'rnddly boun,
in morocco, with massive gold clasps. Accom-
paving the Bible, was a satin "uarket," OF
winch V embfldered an eagle supporting the
flags Of Hungary and the United Safes o.
this was the motto, There is 10 obstacle t.
hun who wills" The Chairman Of the Com
mitee, in presenting the Bible, remarked tina
in few days they would present HIM witt
something more substaDliJ; when, Gov, Kos
suth nterruFtng him, said:
{" A more substantial gilt you cannot besow
II is a mssi gratifying and valuable -iit; thUugl
thankfully accept your promise and ackruw.
edge your kindness ~ reference to any othe
substantial aid of whatever nature. But tG,
word substantial could not be better applied
than t, this gut frankly and openly declare
my conviction that in this book are contained
principles notunly pertanng to the salvation o
men, but also 10 The liberty of uanklnd-}ht
those virtues which are taught as the great NOR
Al PRINCIPLES Of Christianity in that Holy Writ
me those winch must be carried out IN private
le and also m the national Intercourse between
different members OF The great family OF hn
uanlty. Aud it is only upon that foundation
thai mankind can on earth be happy, contenlet
and tree. Tue eiore, once m rr declare you
could not haye bestowed Oh mo higher granh
Gallon than by hnnorlng me with this gilt which
through NY whole HE, by the blessing Of God
will preserve AS continual source not only o
comentment, reflection and consolation. but as
treasure Which, with your memory. shalicon
sder as unn ol The highest bouOrs OF my whole
lie NJ J. Htcky 11ms
address TO HE PEUPLE or THE u. s.
Kos,uin has Issued the tohowIng address to the
people Of The United Stets5 To apprise them o.