The New York herald., 1851-12-20
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Mr.. GocHaAsE responded.
Count PvLusKv WIS here called and said--It was in
August lS49 that Governor Koesuah with the remnant
ofthe army which amounted to very few and who pre-
rred rather to trust rurkish hospitality than Rus
been BETRAYED to Austria and delivered to gnomini-
ous detth and yet not ignomnieus, because they
had exalted the gaows by their patriotism. (Cheers
Russia and Austria then threatened Turkey to this
frst threat tho minister's not the Sultan, replied
that their law was sacred to them, and every
one Who turned Mussulman would be protected
some Of them accepted that offer, but Governor
Kossuth and great majority Of his followers preferred
rather to die than give up their religion, which was
rsschsd Conssntinople the Sultan had sent word to
Austria that they their guests they n.d claimed
ths,r hosptslity had eaten their bread and salt and
thsv vonlS rather risk his city, crown and people
vouId rather go to war than give them up Cheers
This he did before T ne him nn
49, Ts aid il because he knew II he did not respect
r. laws of hospitality and humanity he would not be
later period It was provided BY the diplo-
macy of Europe, and Austria and Prussia, were
satisfied that Ko,suth and his companions should be
peror but European diplomacy, that Kept hossuth In
captivity hear hear)-until the interference Of the
call II Interference daughter and chesrs)-released him
Allow me to respond, and acknowledge the principle Of
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The toast Of the ladies" was then given, and Mr.,
Goodman replied
Here there were loud cries for Van Buren.
Mr. VAN BuREs then and said:
He had ne idea that he would have been called upon
There was no subject upon which he less fitted
ticularly At this time (Laughtsr) He had been en-
gsged three or four days in cause which not only
fova ar
this subject. Laughter He did not Therefore pro-
pose to make any suggestions on this toast But ss
cav rething and as . member of the bar viii
speak Of our distinguished guest, and what may De
supposed to be the views tne New ar i0rk Dat ana
perhaps late in the evening to interrupt the hart
seriously, may say to speak sobery aughterl put
ser vith Il armed judicial functionary (hear hear)
doubt the truth Of remarks that it would lead to riot
and confusien am sure the learned Judge would not
have inroduced a question which would lead to such
result (Cheers and laughtsr) Whatever relates to
the concerns Of nations relates TO us he United state.
at the position that whstever concerns the in
tereet of in Europe in the world concerns
In the Governor Kossuth The difficulty was feeling
Of be would almost call hostility bet Eeen this country
and Great Britain Criss o. OF, no, no. ana dss yes
tment and from what he had seen on the other side 1t
cordially reciprocsted Laughter It grew out Of
pendence We seemed have forgotten that in England
we're found the great saherents to cause the great
Chatham and Fox, and Burke. We eaw their great
struggle for Ireland but this forgotten by the great
msiority of the English people. The time hal arrived
when we should change this regard for that people and
when speak Of the people l separate them from the
aristocraey (Hesr, hesr) l believe we must
look to them. glance at the map Of Eu-
borders Of the West. II had been said that
Europe mutt become either republic or Coseack.
He thought the opinion Of this country ought to be
strongly expressed and through the government, too
aud that ought submit to the Of
Russia IL had been said that war would follow from
this but he did not believe it. England and France in
terposs with Turkey to Kossuth and there
war in consequence. Mr. v concluded by giving
The Free Press Of the United States.
Ma DANA replied and concluded by proposiRg Francis
Pukzki (Cheers)
Courr PvLsz briefly responded by saying he had done
ne more for the cause Of Hungary than others Of the
followers of bis ustrous chief the Governor of Hunga
~ and introduced the company Colonel Berzcenzcy
Cot BKRrcEszcY spologized for his pronunciation Of
The Epeeh language, which he had been only acquaint
ed with for eight months He considered that to be .
companion a Of Kossuth w. Of the proudst honors
Of hungarian (Chesrs) The Hupgarians a. home
ii the Turkish government, which not a republic,
ostered the Magyar Chief they naturally thought that
the United States which is republic government would
net refuse aid them He did not believe that the
people CT the United states would give them dinners
and nothing more.
The Judiciary Of New Jersey was then toasted, and
Judge Hornhower responded and the meeting shortly
after seI arsted ct about one o'clock.