New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-14
KOSSUTH IN THE SOUTH.

Correspondence Of the n. Y. Tniane-
CHARLESTON, S. C., Saturday. April 10. ls5s.
k.ssuth and suit arrived in Charleston
last evening". the cars from Auguta Georda They
LEFT Montgomery Ala. on Wednesday morning. They
we're entertsine IN Montgomery BY the proPesors Of
the Exchange Heel. who invited them TO be their
guests. The Directo,s Of the Montgomery ~ West
PCisi Railroad gave then free pass and sent word Of
their coming to the varios towns along the roOo and
AZ each place crowd of curious people 40 oris.
na aate given AZ OpelicS where pasScg ..rs din.
Not having any celnOn, any inuskeis and Wishing
to do Kossah honor ty waste ofpowder In some sn.
ner an original genus conceived the thea of pas NV
cussion caps the ra- The plan pat into exsso-
tion and ss the ears ncarcd Opelca there such
snaJping beneath the wheels OF the locomotive "a was
never heard on that railway before
The first staging done by kossurh and suite in Aneri
CO. was between West Point Aabame, and Newman,
Georgia, distance of q miles. He spent wednesday
night, however, at Logronge, Georgia The people ~
LogrCnge patriotic people. y few miles beyond
the town v Academy the students the road
waiting to the coaches combining Kossuh and party,
and when they passed. each sthient bowed and waved
his hat. Students ev,ryw here sympafhise with efforts
for the advancement Of hbc,al principles When thu
coaches arrived az LogToDge crowd grthcrrd about
the hotel, and as Kossn,h able 10 receive
them, committee waited upon him. and requested him
to address the people. Wide he covered with the
committee the windows of the psrlor surrounded
by the "oItsiders," and the room filed.
Mr.. Bacon, Chairman OF the Committee Principal Of
"
Gov. kCs, nth had declined addressing them IA Hall,
but would speak few words 10 them from The balcony.
Of the hotel. About FIVE hundred peoIAs assem-
bled In front OF the hotel On being introduced them
Kossuh made very pretty speach. explaining briefly
the principles be adyocaes and she purposes fr which
he came to the United States, and thanking the citizens
for the agreeable surprise they had given him. such
enthusiastic welcome He sail they had added very
nice, very pleasant ower to the garland OF sympathy
he had found in the United States"
Alter bis speech II announced 10 him that tho
Led n ID
said il would afford him pleasure receive them. The
word circulated through the village and nj 9is
O'Clock nearly hundred ladies had assembled at the
Hotel kossuth entered the room, and without foruinl
introduction, conversed with them few nnnent when
he nsdc 20 them one Of the happiet speeches have
ever heard from him, aud have heard many very hep
Iy ones.
AT Newman the first town on the railroad 10 Atlanta
u large crowd had assembled. kossuth the
platform of TIE cars where he addressed by AEert
RGiney. Esq, in very happy manner. lie responded
briefly telling them 10 consider him whose only
merit honesty patriot and who asked not
what had been represented b. them in certain quarters,
hut who advocate OF Strte Rghtsof Non Inter-
yenon, for his own and every oeer country and vino
clacd nothing OF the United States but what
paiibe with its future Interests its future greatness.
The arrived at Atlanta after dark. crowd OF
curious men and boys thronged the car IN which
kOssuth and suite sat but speeches were made 10
had been expected that be would spend the night at
Atlanta, but he disappointed the people, by taking the
nig train for Augusta. On this Railroad, for the first
time in America, the Hungarians were charged.
Kossuth had designed to spend portion Of day in
Augusta but when he arrived there he found the rad
read arrangements SUCH IN regard the time of reach
ing Charleston that he determined 10 proceed nmedi-
attly avoid night travel At Ausustss the people
curious to see the Great Magyar" and multitude fol-
lowed the omnibus TO the depot but enthusiastic de-
monstiatons made at all OF the towns between
Augu, and Charleston the cars passed numbers anx
ioIs 10 have look at the who IL much talked
about but at Charleston al quiet When the party
entered the hotel Qhe Cbareston excitement was
created, and in short time large number OF gentle-
men assembled the hotel porch and kossuth doctrines
were freely discussed Lat night OF the musical
societies gave kossuth serenade and this morning tho
Mayor with many gentlemen and ladies, called upon
him. strangers and citizens He goes this afternoon tn
Wilmington whence he will proceed direct to Washing
ton.
AT Washington he win remain with Madame Kossuth,
Madame Pulszky, Pulszky, Hjnik and Grehecenck for
two or three days, when he win go TO Philadelphia, "a
remain perhaps three days From Philadelphia he win
proceed to Boston, perhaps without the delay Mt any
place. OF than day. he desires to reach Bos-
ton before the adjournment of the Legislature which, he
was yesterday informed by telegraph will be in a fort
night.
Bethlen, Macy, Kalapsza, Laszlo and Dr. spatzcek
proceeded from here, without stopping 10 New-forks
where they viii remain till Kossuth goes TO Boston.
w. TIC.