New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-08
KossUTH-WELcoNE Z"
" He who suffers for Liberty
Suffers for all mankind"

Suffers for all mankind"
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Philadelphia House, No l47 Bowey, was
! also iestooned with white, red and green.
No liz Bowery profusion of American, Ital-
ian ahd Hungarian flags.
Ne Ill BOwery, Hungarian, American and
other flags; also a white banner with an ever
green tree in the center
Nos. SO and 10 Rowery, fronts covered with
flags OF various nations, prominent among which
were the American and Hungarian.
The Melodeon draped with white, red and
green.
The Bowery Theatre displayed large number
OF nags, OF various nations.
The Chatham Theatre also displayed large
Number Of flags from the roofs and the doors fes
TONED with American and Hungarian flags.
NO. oS Chathamst displayed large banner
across the street at the top large portrait of
kossuth, on either side of which was the follow
ing quotations
During all my life had NO Of the.
but one leading idea-Lbl value Of his destiny can;
.efiyr live satisfied without Free;
dom"
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Underneath this was alarge spread eagle with
scroll in his beak on which was inscribed,
Magma est vertas ct prGvelebit."
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Of red, white and green, with streamers of the
same.
Mr. Lindenmuller's, No 10 North William-st.,
was decorated with the flags OF America and Hun
gary, and a large transparency representing Kos
suth kneeling, surrounded by the flags Of all the
free nations OF the world.
No 81 Chatham-st. had large Hungarian
flag in front, and in the window transparency
representing Washington addressing KosSuth,
and the following motto:
"wAsAISeToN's WELCOME TO KossurH-BrOlher in
. the work of Freedom
At French's Hotel rope was extended from
the roof to a pole erected IN the Park, on which
was suspended in line over the entire street,
the British American. Hungarian and Turkish
flags. The American and Hungarian were IN
the center. On the bottom OF those flags was
Welcome TO Kossuth-Freedoms Champion-Ty
. ranny's Exile-Amencas Guest"
At Tammany Hall was exhibited banner, on
which was inscribed IN large letters,
welcome Kossuth Champion of Liberty ~
There were many decorations in the side
streets, near Broadway.
In Courtandt-st the Western, Merchants and
other principal Hotels, displayed the national
flag TO the breeze. Among those from the stores
was large and elegant III .coored India Rubber
flag across the street from the store OF Horace
II. Day. presenting a most impressive and neat
appearance, with the name of the great Magyar
IN velvet letters Che size 20 by BOY across the
trcolor.
A large star spangled banner floated from the
windows OF the Star Hotel, on Llspenard-st,
near Broadway, and IN the evening social party
Il IL, lott ha paaf
In the evening, Mrs. Jerviss building, No. 300
Broadway, was finely illuminated from top to
bottom.
During the progress of the procession large
number of bouquets, wreaths, &c, were showered
from tar hands upon the carriage OF the ,iiastr-
Gus Magyar, among which were the following,
which were taken from the barouche by the
Police, and deposited temporarily IN the Mayors
office
A splendid bunch of evergreens, roses, &C. to
which was attached a rich tr-colored ribbon, on
which was worked in the most delicate and
spirituelle kind of needle embroidery:
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: Ced bless Thee, and Thy cause. Noble Kossuth.
. IL $. Chapman.
Another, with motto worked In silver letters
ON perforated paper, lined and bound with PINK
satin: q
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Kossuih Ia Fayette Washington the truer Pat-'
.ros the world can boast
Welcome Kossuth, TO our land,
{, Patriot of Patriot band,
. Here's heart and here's our hand
In the glorious cause.
. Freedoms cause is cause divine,
Freedoms cause was ever ihne
In the world soon Isat II shine,
Friend Of Liberty
Eugene Preudh0pBle aged II years. :
A very neat little banner, representing the
An erican flag, had affixed to 1t the following
verses:
Raise raise the voice Of Triumph,
The Flag OF Freedom raise
Shout IIt the echo wildly rings
In the bold Patriots praise
Stnke stril the claShirg cymbali
Loud be the trumpe.'s sound
Let hearts Of every nation beat
With PRIDE Freedom ground .
Kossufh the name Of KOssUTH - .
Like melody, 'ts heard
When thinking Of his noble worth,
The soul with Love Is stirred :
Dec 6. 1851. L C. H.
There was, also, beautiful wicker work
basket Of fruit, consisting OF Immense FLORIDA
oranges. apples, grapes, &c, the receptacle be-
inc splendidly ornanented with ribbons and