New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-11
nsee 4, rot mors uron the top Of the 10 hills where

thou restes, till now, growing in proud security
Thy place Is aoOve the mountaiIs-aooVe tne hiiis
Thy place is high IN, near the sun, that Win the
powerful sweep of thy mighty wings thou mayesi
cispel the clouds o. cespotlsn which prevent Ihe
ssn OF freedom over all Europe TO use. tCaeels
There is thy glorious p ace Ihtner ealls NEE .lle
laundering voice OF thy people thitaer calls NEE
Ohio, tina. wonderful Jewel OF The wonderful "eS''
on / will not, indeed, speak longer tCries OF
"Go Oh, go on. = Yes, gentlemsn-l Ihapk youVeiy
much Give me your breath, ard then VIII go on.
Great laughter
Ci,izens, your young and thriving city is coa-
snicueus by its character OF bensvos nee There IS
scarcely a natural human affection for winch your
Young civ has not an asylum OF ceneTolence 10
dav YOU have risen IN that oenevolence IRON the
ground of allevstmg private ahctioh 20 I1s h'sn
i.vel of conscng oppressed nations Be blessed
Tor ri | came TO the shores OF your country plead
ing the restoration Of the law OF nations 70 Us due
SWAY cruelty violated in my do~nirodfea Ia'nes-
land and a. ] went on pleading. me- mowers oi
svuraihy Since am in Ohio meet fruits lgrea5
creeringl and as | go on thankfully ga,nefhs eas
fruits new flowers arise. Stiu promising more thi
more beautiful fruits. [Renewed cResn1-l tnSl
IS the character of Onio-and YOU are the Oapl' OF
Ohio -, -, .Ao
wear of the trial Of war, by which your naon PROVED
10 ire world that there IS no power on EARN thtI
can dare more to touch that loiiy ouuciAS OF iHee
pendence which, by glorious struggle was acnleyei
when this VAST region was yet aesefi' unsSPioLeu
ard IN Know II. Ohio IS youthful son o. Inls lhue-
psnd6rce, grown up 10 giant IN shof' t'he.
What saw Yesterday and what see To-Day proves
n AZ Won are scious Of owing SomeIhmg-oi OWING
Your rational existence 10 that word lndepend-
encer The glory OF your eastern sister STATES $50
have CONQUERED that independence TO YOU Le' Il DC
vour glory 10 have pat your mighty Welgas hiso Iue
Scae that the aw OF nations, guarded ana proIec.eV
by you NAV afford TO every oppressed naioa shH
far play Which America bad when II struggled iot
inCependence. lGheersl 80,
SIR, membrance OF received oeneh, y consemiM
TO high minded men and that e Golden Kule. 70
which you so eloquently alluded, rs the source oil
great benefit TO mankind. when practced oy nation
powerful Ike you. But | am not SURPRISED 10 near
foycfod ;hat golden rule here. Isis Franklin Coun.
IL 10 which Columbus belongs, lEtishter anu
cheersl and it IS Franklin who brought no. only
mere support, but material AID from Europe, Wneh
Anne rca rose assert It's natural nght to nalohsl
iDcepeLdence on earth LCheefs ne very hdHle
OF your County IS a pledge OF success 70 me-
tCbeers There Is touching adtice "a H-shat az
vice to which you so eloquently alluded ihers Is
the advice Of Christianity IN 1t, written by nlstory III
your immortal FTanklins naHe, and thal advice IS -
Do 10 others as you would that others should 40 10
YOU" The acknowledgment or tnat eternei Jlsbice
the ACKNOWLEDGING OF that principle OF ChEls-
tisn brOthefy love- have seen II IN the generous
reception you honor me with, equally conspicuous
by lis spoHtaney and Its warmth as also 20 "elluI
in It's character. | have seen 1t IN your generous
welcome but above al have heard 1t IN those LOT
ty principles which the eloquent Interpreter OF the
sentiments OF the people OF OHIO Proclaimed 10 my
cOnsolatlOn-tO my cUuntfys nope. IhAhA you
last night having laid down my head on the pill
low Of your hCSpItates, dreamed OF what Franklin
brought from Europe 10 stIuRg ing America and 1
have seen enough of your pubic spirit 70 be quite
sure that now when wake, VIII find thai the cltl-
zens Of Ffankhs County will prove to be tnose VINO
aim what Franklin claimed that Ia the CIty OF 20
luInbus reality is more delightful than even the most
delightful historical dream.
Gentlemen, am tired ont. You must generously
eycuee me- when conclude BY humoy recommend
ing my poor COunUys futHe 20 your Behefos'y
lGIeat cheering
Mr. SrALDING, after the conclusion OF Gov. Kos
surHs speech, came forward and announced that
there would be a meeting az the City Hall this eve
nine THE 5ih,) for the purpose OF forming Kos
sUTH Association.
Mr. DENNIsoN then being Loudly called for, came
forward ard addressed the multitude in speech OF
some ten minutes duration, in his usually eloquent
and happy STYLE after which the crowd gave three
hearty cheers and dispersed
Gov. KossurH Their retired to his rooms and there
received deputations from abroad, and among them
We lean one from Mt. Gilead, who presented
him with $50.
Immediately after the close Of Kossuths speech
to-day, the Committee appointed by tue WorAing-
mems Meeting waited upon him and informed hin
that they were deputed by the WorkiDgmen of CO.
umbus invite him TO address them AZ such time as
would suit his convenience. Those they represented
were not only men who gained their living by Toll
but were woTkngmen IN the cause OF Hungary and
against oppression, no matter where 1t existed
They wished, 10 the extent Of their means, TO
TeDCer material ala 10 Iae noole CAUSE vi Hts|'"'
freedom.
Gov LOUIS KsssuTH replied Most gladly would
he accept the invitation could he do with safety
His life was not his own-it belonged to the great
Of his unfortunate country. lie had teen
forced TO speak until he found his lungs giving
away, and TO continue to address large crowds
would be committing deliberate suicide. From the
working men be expected much. He fully appre-
ciated their generous motives, for when such men
gave, they gave not from their abundance, nor for
display, but from the heart.
cd IN he a
the Workingmen Of Columbus whose great charac-
teristic he understood was generosity, and he knew
such men had hearts 10 feel, aud would excuse him.
The aid they proiered for his bleeding countryl~as
the kind OF aud that Hungary needed, and God would
prosper and bless those who aided in the great work
Bear my thanks il you please, gentlemen, icon,
tlnued Gov kossuth,l TO those you represent, ana
may Col bless both you and them.
kossuth TO Chicago.
kos.nth whites as follows 70 ChLcago.