The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-14
KOss UrH,s MOvEM eNTs.
NINTH DAY. M
ADpREnD OF AUSTRIAN FU0ITIVEo.

Of ragee Ausxians waited upon Koseuth ct the Irving
HouN, Each tn color rosetts bis breast He
received them in the ball room, which crowded 70
suocation with audience who appeared to be deeply
interested although the majority did not understand
word Of The proceedings. ...4.c4
Mr. Godnark, the part Of the depuistor addressed
Kossath in . speech Of some length in the German
language and the conclusion there loud cries of
Aileen, Allen" and tremendous applause.
Or. HeYrka then read address, which Also
ceived by the plaudits Of the audience.
vs ssS I s :, Great length 10 the
another instance Of his wonderful ability llnguist
he was warmly applsuded at several passages, with
shouts OF brayo;" and his osustio wit excited much
lag %SFs aa,.-,.n ss,u...,, A.. .,,,,, 49,,
teemtd 10 be transported with delight by the sloisu
Of the great stststmsn ana orstoT There was large
number Of the Germans Of the city present.
KessUTH's REPLY.
The following is trsnslston Ct Kotsuth's reply In
Substance -
1IfnEr-Accept my thar for the attentions the
esYnss. sympathy which you demorstrs.e towards me;
ia, than for this thank ycu fer the confidence
and determination with which, according your words
Won towards future. Circumstances the last
pest period prevented for time pes. from speak,
ina German my hssd has become perfect Babel Of
sngusges Hence it may, perhaps not be possible for
ne to express you my feeling and sentiments in such
manner - ] could wEh incredible il may seem,
that should not row fully mater the German
language, which ] have spoken since childhood.
In your address, you have used expressions most
catering and most honorable to myself which can
cAy reply that believe that whatever may DO or
create % less his merit than it lie his duty to be
grateful to Cod thst divine Providence assigned him
place where 1t in lis power render great good
Gentlemen it great mishsp, owing pss. ages, that
oJnsstiee only absorbed nations themselves bat even
.hei- names ard hence Hungary Is eften named in op
position 70 Austria have had occasion, in England
to express myself upon this point, namely that when
name Hungary in opposition 20 Austria DO not
the Austrian nstiop, towards whom Well my ma
ton Lave ever entertained feelings Of the warmest at
.aehmept In my mach varied and evsntful life, Of
the nos. peculiar and unexpected Errpyses to myself
vas tie sympathy with which. upp-epared and
pecttd was received Ct Vienna the 18th March,
ls4s Gentlemen, you cal st error that you should
be able to account TO yourselves for the aim your
erdssvors in the whirlpool Ct thoee days, as you
,oald Gee it in st.sr days, Go il is before
yea; tat ] should call that confident devotion to
TIE hopes Ct that revelation, o virtue, for II was
tie faith IN the dynasty Of the hcuse Of Hspsbug but
the FIi Iie Of the people ise, which prevented the
people Ct Vienna 20 kccne perfectly lesr and
qusip ted with lite position. Never / in doubt
eee Inc ~ h. ns tss
tproLtment q Jeiackch fo1 Ban -be conviction that
vss INTENDED for cur destruction became firm in my
mind. Bat ny people thought 10. at that time,
ind the sonfdente which Afterwards gained among
them in &C great raessaIe founded 90 my early Per
seyon Of the vilIsLy Of me government. Meanwhile,
however, .hese vs-iocs Clements had attached them
selves to amy and hsye gained such
ilLerce IN H. that at.e: w6Ies without Injury to
tia. beoy they could te exse-inaea AS long Hcn-
csTy history, Il will and zs gratefully remember
Venra 10 October bu. the best reward tie nhabi.an.s
of V!eI LIZ Us. Ind in their breast epdeayor.d
&C at in the moment Of Viennat need Ky people knew
TIER eeb: q eyaz3e, and se.eseded, UPON The short
tCvA
twenty cannon 10 trpg as rer:o-cerner 70 the army
TIE battle Of Sch reifat Iroot that ). earnest
arose from Tie eowardiy wan. c! determination on the
Ia. tie military leaders On the ether side however
in Vienna ssc, the necessary determination vas wanting
ard ny ambsseaisrs who were 20 get from Vienna he
orde:s !oy the advance G! the Hungarian army,
We're sent from ere authority 70 the other, with
CO. receiving satisfactory answers. But let as 30
silent about this at present. yet never forget
g. Concerning my personal vievs, II is osrtaialy
tina. should sskno-ledce republican faith;
b.. IL certainly and immense proof Of the ac
q tie 20 clsr mind that ere may make thus
confession in hics England without losing any
r Iay psss life nc rssensy can Dc shown The aim
which is before the sovereignty Of the people,
the unchspreste seal and end Q. al ators But
IL otherwise with the realization OF principles BY deeds
in the DEVELOPMENT q nation for then II becomes
practical question At the solution q ~h.ch ust sp
ply those which oier themselves sLe select that
read which may lead meet readily TO the end for It 10
every man duty 20 DO 81 be can towards It. have
marin which adhere to- and 20 which have been
faithful" Never to speak than lie necessary In
nice ss.inft myself 70 pas. unheeded which vould
FL every With Indignation; tat suppressed
ny feelings, as did not think thsir expressions
sexvice the great However entertain
the extrsvsssnt ces OF being known BY ell the world
Of having my honest endeavors duly appreciated but
rs Rns1. me- hss never aousssa Ts and ay inn
pressed with the sincerity and hopeey Of my endesvor
y hat have psrsor.uy sonSsssi myself Of IT, ihss
ne German agitation party Is no. united, and II the
next revolution shall rot again be .atsss for Germany
empty vordy IL IL necessary tina. confidence should
be conferred in one persor Tie sres: deal 70 SAX that
from point bu: a single ton be led in q svo-
lntiop ~ msn-not by q Of words, but by
O. deeds declare TO you gentlemen that place Of
mere portanee the riamphs ofbersy in
future than Vienna You declare that the revou-
tion win demand many sacrhcss well then, Vienna IL
rope many Of tteee sscIihese Gentlemen. speak to
you openly and ir.ternaIiy ! have no sTbition; my
good a. the violet emx It's odor unseen could
follow these dssres fate designed for different
ofmy abilities consider IL gress for Hun
gary TIA; she has concentrated her strength in her
esned.nee uron one man hsy God give 70 ne nstens
tune, for believe that unity Of the guidance and
agitation Of State 10, shove al other things, ne
ycr have eonnscticns with Vienna use them to worn
for that unity for hitherto 10 has not existed revo
lrtionssy e,nmi,tee, consisting Of $50 members can
obtain nc unanimous aim ana thus visnns viii only rush
Spon many troubles, and cannot fuibi lite task TO
d-scua ysrr principles s not my Object nor can you
expect that.l thsn allude TO them. II Is my opinion
that every nation must Judge Of these things for t.e
the ptoTls beet know what they In need a. 1t
very difficult 20 know al the interior arrangements Of
. country and lifetime Is required TO become 40
qrsinted with the recessties Ct people May the God
OF ireeceIl lend ytu wisdom to DO the best. have
spoksn to you frankly and fraternslly, and hope
tbs. as We to-day greeted other In the lana Of br-
~ 20 may ve meet sgsn in the land Of liberty which
VII be az the same time our fatberssnd.
The Aus.risns all shook Kossuth warmly by the hand
and be then retired
ADDRESS RRoM NEWARK
Immediately after the conclusion OF the Austrian
address deputstion from the citizens Of Newark
waiting In the dining hall 10 present him with al
cfess and inviting him TO parake Of the Inequalities
q thst city IL Is a. follows
Goyrnroh KossurB-A stranger and yet known 10 US;
foreigner vat hroh hroth