New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-20
KOSSUTH AT HARRISBURGH.
KOSSUTH'S SPEECH BEFORE THE PEOPLE
Del.rered At the Court House in Harrisburg, Pa,
on Friday, the 10th inst

At half. past 5 o'clock, Kossuth entered
the Courthouse, which was crowded with crtl
zens. He was introduced to the audience by
Mr.. AyIes, and received with three hearty cheers.
KossUTH's SPEECH.
GENTLEMEN feel extremely gratltied
that the people Of Harrisburg were so kind as TO at
ford 10 me the Immediate opportunity to thank them,
face to face and heart to heart, for their generous
sympathy-that noble quality of free men.
Gentlemen, often have told II 70 grave States
men, conspicuous by the Pc 6er OF intellect and by
the earnestness of wisdom, that the very instinct OF
the people is always in advance to feel what Is Just
and what is wrong because the instinct OF people
brought I'd in the nursery of freedom is Ike the con-
science of man which SPEAKS more tFu.h Ill one
single beaye of the breast than all the cold cacul.
ton Of \ scholar can find ont IN the reflection o
week. applause ,-,
LIS therefore, say, that not the high intellectual
mower NJ some few who rse 10 the top OF human
glory but the instinct OF the people IS me reYelh
iIon of manhmG's divine ongln Inc people ina.
- H. rock upOn which the Dold waves OF tyranny
w. IN, u.ople that is the rock upon amen
the church OF ioeIty can be built so hlgh-so loi1
so prouc-as 10 shelter under its glorious DOME all
rhe nations OF the earth lApplause.l
Gentle men, an huInoie Individual, rather en1
barrsssed tnsn hA,tered. By seeing NV Lame wdl.eu
| no L
HE nGIDg SUI VI my country neIbher aipol
,ic,'S ~ any fame, aspiring TO any clstnctloh
| Was not Graded III the velvet cnshlons OF wealth.
hpt IN the Hms Of poor, SHecl0ndle m0sneI' "noh'
month ago, the tyrdnt o. Austria hiled, ore aNLn5
her b.a,t by the persecution of iny sisters well
NV hesrt IS Overlooking with grief, AMI gref i ho
si,rrsrr YOU know out | see the spin. Oh my poor
mother smiling on nae from ne az ,aIn3 nv
| ~ nor tender mOtneTly LOOKS" Never IIhd' ~!
| .9n 90 on for Thy country go on iOt hunaulb
the PEOPLE of the great Republic OF the We" wo 5i
sen. rous like the virgin nature vi Amshc anu
- the mountain air OF the Alegndnes-Iho peoP'o
VII support thee and strong oy us ac, ana SIR
hv tby own peoples love, thou Will YET raiss VIC
sisnaarc Of ireecom. backed by the spirit Oh WASH.
| ingion the ruins Of fallen desposish t''i'@'
20 ,le spirit Of my departed mother c AIS 70 NE
from. above aud VIII go on, relying on y >
on the justice Of my cause, rely ing on my Pr :,
| reylug on this good sword, tgrasplns inc s"Oiu "
| ms s.de}--the glt of an American elIlLsh ~
Dlausel And relying on your generous supPoi. 80.
the support o! the people of the Eled osdses, soaI
Ing hold and high on the Wigs OF 'he ne So
| rsuoOle influence like the eagle OF your tanner
bich bears uOon It's wing the glorious Stars "a Jul
country which Will soon become tue sun o Alli an
y spreading lis warming beams .ioIsm .5
| bfalts Of do RntTodcen nations. lApPldusoi -,
| Excuse me, gentlemen, the emotion Oh my heai
overcaIne the logic OF nay 1lnl, ana l0s. 10 n,H
OF ny thoughts. Never mind u IS me nea'
in.plres TO not.e deeds and II Is the heah "niSa
should speak when IL is listened 20 o 'ae COZ
people ike you. Applause wen, ies nc go -,
YES | was saying mai am an CuLnOIC son u, -, =" =
1eOple without any prele lsl0n ~ "AaIe.ei S.! :,
IN. And SILL. nave accomplished great thlnes =
Two emptrors had to conspne Win az Ine ioi = -
theII tyranny arrest for m0meh! VIC. ,'s :
nv duty % do, and what l hope vet 10 accos
II God and America be with ne. IHpplduseJ ,-
And co you know whence have dfa*h ne 80, -,
alien c 1 Ny life From Try people, senilehshh "~
j. he source OF my .eeliass and o. nj -a o.sso
ttuk as my people tn-RkS. feel as ny peopa
feels Every drop OF NY blood IS me pn.saaon
that heart which beats IN tina breast OF DAY peop.
| Applause And when 0ppIessloE CANE uPoI .
and adyeIsIties weighed heA.lF 49, $780,, stnnsc
loucest men became slsbt. and me hoiu. :. se'st
in then course, and the most reson'e iai.erei a..
the wisest looked aTouEd for ADVICE hen 49, Z
stsp snd fsller aud loos, ami se.t u .hs psoi''
TiuIgsry', n1uIiaus ano On lllosari p. .i.S, =.
| told them; Brethren. rIs lW u sh'.- I'''