Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-02

.pcs;dcn,, stand before your Es.eIency living pre-
tesraon against the violence OF foreign interference OPP
pressing The sovereign rislt OF nations ~ e " "
II SIAN! tcore Your Exccllcrcy living prntcs:at;on
against Capitalization, expressing The Stale right oil selgo'-
ernn,h
M - he allowed tn take il for aueury Of better times
HAT landing !e happy shores OF this glorious rcph-
lie ntcG q free and powerful country whose hunuft
Grief Magistrate ;racaiu- Ia the world that this country
remain indifferent " hen TIE s;rong urn OF foEelg
powe i av"k"d 10 se public sentiment, and reprcss Tie
s;l! .! G;rcsuu in acy country !!
Il ark God i.l He deemed me not unworthy 10 ACT ana
10 su.:Gf ur niy lat!icil ii.
u ,..:. Gu. Of my country became So init
macy connect with the fate :" liberty and independence
ion; Europe Formerly il was intimately connected
with The security o! Chii>tendum.
II t,:aak that my coun,rys unmered NO, and my
pciscEa! EuGngS, b:ca!c an opportunity 10 Seek mani
irsta!Jn Of tnc spirit AMI principles OF your republic
Alay God The Almighty bless you with long life, tina
YOU long c the happiness 10 see your country great
.orn and !rcc The cornerstone OF interna 1na Justice
and the c"mn =" freedom Tho earth, as II Is already an
asyiam to the oppressed.
'S pledge 10 your colalry The everlasting gratitude
Hungary"
The President replied briefly NJ Kossuh's address, III
substance rs follows:
81 am happy Governor kussuti welcome yOu 10 This
land % freedom and gives pleasure 10 congratulate
you upon your rrieasc from long Confinement in Turkey
and Your >ac arrival here As an individual sympaiized
deeply sit" You in your brave struggle tor the Independence
freedom your native land The American peGll"
be indifferent Ia such c"ncst but our policy US
on This respect has been uniform from Tie commence
J
Executive Magistrate Of This naon fully and freely cx
pressed in my message Congress, 10 which you
have been pleased audc. They the sarne, whether
slenk. 10 Congress here 10 the nations OF Europe
"ihoud your country te restored 10 independence and
freedom should then wish youas the greatest blessing
you could cnJnya restoration 10 your native andi but
should shnt happen, can only repeat my welcome IL
you and your companions here and pray that 1od blessing
may rest upon you wherever your lot may be cast"
Governor Foyds expired on "Wednesday, and yeser
day, l. NJ Governor Joseph Johnson appeared tho
Council Chamber in presence OF the Cuc.. ii 3!L.. The
cX-Gosernor many Of the officers c the Cove nnent and
ohci distinguished citizens, when the oulhs of office, rcqu-
red 10 be taken by Governor Of the Commonwealth, were
Administered 10 Governor Johnson by General Lambert
Mayor Of Inc City.
Governor Johnson looked WE'LL and TO all prcsen: appeared
DC in fine spirits The Governor under the election
made by the last L"gslture and will SO continue To act
until after the seals Of the o! the election by the
people shall b. opened by tho Legislature and The
ascerIaned and declared by TINT body present, he acts
with tie Council % State, but, after the popular election
shall have been ,ccarei he will under the provisions oil
the Constitution, without Council; and the Council
OF St.:r will expire.
How beautiful government appears, when compared
with thai system which threatens tn. tranquility OF The
State u;pn every change Of Chief Magstrac