The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1852-02-10
Arrival OF Kossuth.

CLEVELAND. Feb. 9. Their ronto, by Rail.
road from Pittsburgh 10 Cleveland. on Satur-
day. was marked by frequent popular demon
straiions Many had assembled at the stations
on the line, and he was everywhere warmly
greeted. AT Palestine the cars stopped for
few moments. and Kossuth spoke briefly. At
Salem the train stopped an hour, and kossuth
was escorted to the town house and made
short speech in which he said accurding to
tho Democrat. he would have no shows-ho
parades-not dollar wasted, which, if saved.
would help Hungary.
Some $500 wero handed him. At Alliance,
Judge Spalding, addressed Kossuth. He en-.
dorsed his intervention doctrins and said, ~ ou
want morey to effect the liberation OF hungary
from the fangs of despotsm. You must have
it. You want bayonets. They shall be sup.
piled. Men TO use them icere also promised.
At Ravenna the crowd was large. Judge
Bravton welcomed Kossuth in the Court House.
and $500 were presented TO him. kossuth
was too i'll to speak to the multitude.
At Bedford and Newburgh the people assem-
bled. Material aid was received at the latter
incidents occurred which thrill us so strongly.
A young man was seen pushing through the
crowd shouting Ellen Kossuth - Soon he
reached the ear "God bless you Kossuth."
said he. "You are political Christ" "Say
not that" said the Magyar, putting both his
hands on his dead and blessing him. tie is
the holy one, but for freedom am now willing,
in humble imitation of Him. to bear the Cross.
and to die on it for freedom" The young man
wepr. At Newburgh, Mayor Case. and the
committee of Cleveland were introduced to
Kossuth. and accompanied him to tho city
The train did not arrive until dark. and the re-
ceptisn was brilliant and imposing.
The military, under Gen. Sanford, with two
Al
der Chief Engineer Spangler, the latter bearing
torches in procession. made grand spectacle.
The artillery squad of Cleveland and Ohio City
fred salute from the bank of the Lake as the
train approached. and the procession escorted
Kossuth to ,he Woddell House.
Mayor Case introduced Kossuth to the mni
,tude from the balcony, and the distinguished
guest very briefly returned thanks for the kind
ness of the people Hearty cheers were given.
and Kossuth retired The Weddel House.
the OReillv Telegraph Office, the Ture Dom
ocrat and Plain Dealer Offices were brilliantly
Illuminated. Late nthe evening. the German
Associated, bearinging torches. accompanied
by the German Band and German Choir, ser
Graded Kossuth in front OF the window, with
returned his thinks, and was loudly cheered.-
Al this A. NJ. Kossuth was introduced TO
the people from the balcany of the American
00'~'N
him for nearly one hous. At p. M. tho
Melodeon was filed to hear him. Tho Mayor
prcsiding--Tickots 50. The greatest feeling
prevailed.
After one or two presentations kossuth vas
addressed by J. C. Vaughan and Judge Stark.
weather. Kossuth replied in one OF his clio.
quent speeches. Mr. G. Youngiore! then pre-
sen,ed to him an address from the ladies OF the
city, when Kossuth replied to the ladies.
The Hon Mr.. Gillett chairman of the leg
islative committee to invite Kossuth to the cap
ital then addressed him. and presented copy
of the resolutions of the Legislature Kossuth
replied. llsclaiming all praise for what no had
done, as he had only dons his duty. and speak
ing in torms of the highest praise of the leg.
islature in their resolution for non-intervention
The btnd then played Hail Columbia! and
the Marseilles Hymn, when the throng dis
persed. Kossut speaks this evening to the La.
dies Hungarian Association. He will probe.
bly, remain ono day longer