The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-21

United States have seen thounds and thousandS
fcopies OF newspapers not sent purpose be
read mainly but merely think to look ut one passage
another-to look an Advertisement A the market
prices, and at small little articles which in INV own
case have found now and them in very curious har
employed in this very honorable business know sniff
GENTLY we'll their public, and make calculation on their
paper not being read, except the small articles When
in the Mediterranean there occurred something to
which will not now aude correspondence grew out
OF THU matter and cut OF curiosity suppose-because If
were even wrong the cause Of Hungary would not be
the of it, for here the question what sort
Of man was but is the Of Hungary just true
and worthy OF your sympathy? But do you know that
when cause is very just very true and very worthy
Of sympathy certain anxious still to bestow
sympathy upon it. resort to personalities and attack
apoor man! This correspondence with Commodore Nor
gan and Captain Long published if the matter had
the least influence on the question, is the Of
Hungary just not ~ Now this correspondence was
called for and published and remember to have read
hut do not know the of tho paper in which read
Tiny letter published and corrected the third page
tt On the Inst page of the journal there was a small
editorial article where l. was said our readers will
the correspondence in our paper OF touc between Kos
suth and-and" And then in few words, II has i,ade
extract out Of this correspondence entirely different
FRI III what in the correspondence, because he
quite sure his readers would not read his long
pondence but would be very content with the small
port. and the decision of the paper Therefore told
that the gentlemen can this matter to which
! alude as happening at the Mediterranean sea- in
tho newspapers. II they please, but not quite
sure OF 1t. But so much can say, that, as the
air OF your country, connected with the historical
uayS-SOrrOW1ul
glorious days Of the struggles for
and cannot fail to inspire, your hearts with continued
love for and faithful attachment to those principles for
which forcfahers fought and bed here your fields
Even othe air Of Europes-poor unfortunate Europe
Influence is not the character to liz the aspirations
even OF frecmen. 1t is bad air which have in Eu-
rope now-very bad indeed But will take care of it.
ladies and gentlemen and let this DO word of fare
wtll-that will contribute all which humble of
my modest faculties contribute to prevent that air
in Europe that 1t shall not do any harm republi
sentiments, to republics. And row YOU have
WINS Gnnla tn nH Imam
and hope to God that the good to whom
l have spoken. will forget the bad speech-will
oreet, II they please. the speaker, who is not
worthy of any recollection attention. but when the
struggle Is once more engaged in Europe that they
would remember that that struggle Is the struggle for
principle; and that there is only principle true
And in the boundaries Of this principle is comprised the
destiny Of all who have founded their happiness that
same principle And so then. hope that renewed
struggle will not once more fail on; of want Of power
to every people the sovereign right dispose of
Its own domestic concerns and forbid to every foreign
to interfere by force against that sovereign right
hope you will remember this and in future strug
gle that Europe will not look in vain to America but
looking over IT will find the young eagle of America
to fight battles-we will fight battles by ourselves
lob: -o.SG. that on which your future reposes
and which Is the common property Of every nation
earth Indeed 1t is strange we have yet to learn that
the people OF America is either not willing or not able to
take ofa thing which belongs also to its property
Ladies and gentlemen, farewell
At the close of Kossuths speech the Rev Dr. johnson
offered prayer after which the assemblage separated
Adkins Washington Brass Band, which hired for the
occasion performing Home, Sweet Home" in beautiful
STYLE Thus ended "Kossuth in Jersey City" This day
he leaves for Newark according to previous arrange