The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-30
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kossuth In Baltimore.

pALTNcSE, Dec. ., 1851.
FHEsrSrs fRcu HETKEws.
The members Of Ksschu-un Lodge, No. 3 IA Hebrew
sosiety), waited upon Kossuth this morning and pre-.
sentcd him with SIS and banner On which was painted
three full length sgures Of Moses, Washington, and
Kossuth-Mcses Representing Asia Washington Ame.
RIGA and Kosuth Europe. Two other smaller banners
Hebrew and English -
Thy sfh against thee way, and Gee be.
in ,ns, ,hsii ali II, nations Of tie earth he blessed
THr rnoruTANT oLERGYMES.
Ke.ub a. ococs nj. Marr Sssa Sa
Lutheran Church, made address In which he alluded
70 the powerful weapon which Divine Providence had
placed in Kessuths hands-a knowledge CT the Lnglish
language.
nEsroSsf o. TIE MAGYAR.
Kosvr In reply to this sllusion related the folio wing
curious fact It Is twelve year, ago said he that
for my decided attachment the rights ola free press.
which had been oppressed except BY the sTbrsry
laws Of my country put In prison by the Austrian
government where laid three years During the FRS,
Ing 10 write with. In the second, Xthsy came
me Il would te granted to read souethirg.
but that must not make choice Of any political books.
lut only an Indifferent one pondered little. and
knowing thst knovledre 81 languages the key TO
sciences concluded that 1t perhaps might be useful
70 get some little knowledge Of the English language
20 / told them would name some books which would
not psrtske the remotest way with politics ssked
Dictionary The books given, and sat down.
with ut knowing single word and beam TO read the
r 70 ss t bSsS S N. 11s
have certain rule-nevsr 70 20 on In reading any
thing without perfectly understsn dipg what resdso
FAMILIAR with your iapgusse Now / made that
choice becsuse was forced not 70 choose book
o. any Political character l ehtse books which
But look what instrument, in the hands
Of Providence, became my little knowledge Of the Eng
lish language which vas obliged TO learn because for
hidden 10 NEEDLE with politics II had come out q
prison TO England and America without this KIN
Of your language never should have been able to
press my thanks for your gym 2sthies but
now am permitted net only 90 thank you. but TO
plain my humble views 70 explain the principles which,
der th. protection Of your constitution afford free.
dom OF thought and coincidence and the protection o,
that rtedom 70 every stranger In your country
And II my humble, unrfe,endng explanations can
patty in republican hearts towards the oppressed
ton, Of Eurore what wsishty instrument q welfare
and benefit 70 mankind became In the hands Of Prov
dsnce that little knowledge which scq ured while in
prison, CT your language Kossuth went on 70 speak
Of the conhd,n-e he had In God from the fact that
every time h., crushed down 20 the earth, when
he got up again upon his feet he was more strong
and powerful than before-more competent for the
fuhlmsnt CT bis duties for hs county end humanity
Ten or twelve times they endesvored 20 crush him and
succeeded for the moment but he never despsred and
,ut'quent events slways proved that whst God does h
well cone Again be enfoiced the great principle Of
Christianity, brothery love In respect to nations well
a. to individuals. lie was sure that the time
would come lwhen nations, as well a lnaiVlduals,
would acknowledge that principle a rule
q conducts and this nation the one selected by
whence to lead on this reformation. tn at glory
weteserved not to single individual but to the United
stats to become the regenerators Of international poll
cyoang upon the principle Of Christian brotherly
iove (ApIlsuse) Whatever might be the decision Of
t1n country now--vhether willing or not willing 70
adopt that ptncire-t would sooner later come to
that point when would feel itself 10 be the executive
veron esrth OF the laws of Nature and Of Natures
tod Mountaineering for his inability 70 speak theEng
shangusge wess he could with and said that was
hsrd work Tor him 70 DO H. ding the constant
exercise lhe had. He va. growing oTd and old men did
not easy advance In the knowledge oflanguagegram-
mar vas for children scarcely for men. In conclusion
be thanked them for their kind Indulgence In listening
70 Inn 30 long 9TH sich attention srd ,hougb be
s.~,aAs, ops, oosh In BODY END Rino, r~ysr w.