The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-16

world by boundless agricultural interests And after
the people Of Pennsyivania thus spoke, now here
S' With joyful gratitude The in.sti%ass
beneAt Of this public reception, wherewth the elect OF
% MTn ns no snG
land the flowers Of the peoples public opinion and with
the authority Of their high position announce loudly TO
the two millions Of this great Commonwealth. Zap
plaussl Sir, the words your Excellency honored mo
jserng smile Of the despots which accompanied the
poor exes wandering steps may turn at the report OF
she'e dings to fown which may yet cast mourn
look for consolation at the dawn Of public happiness.
The words your Exceuency spoke viii have their weight
pioes of such principles, will feel rodoubed in
luton to ehake of the yoke Of despoti,m The
deveopmsnt of public opinion in ether States of your
omitted republic and when Congress and the national
government besow the cares OF their patriotic wisdom to
the question Of foreign policy now inent by the
condition Of the world and the position Of this republic,
feel inclined to pronounce what shall be the common
law Of nations, ss true republics can acknowledge (as
have full 70 h'pe that they i'll feel inclined to
pouounce) the corresponding transactions Of State iegs
atures and festaons like this and words full OF
principles generosity like yours viii give the practi
cal weight to tire pronunciation Of the h federative
authortca And IT. In addition to this the sympathy OF
the people registered By establishing associations Of
friends OF Hungary to support European liberty proves
Itself practical, by "maierial ad,n then aliev
greet republic will he sufficient to rase It to thai
glorious seat amongst the powers on earth, the glory
And IT. connected with that you establish the right Of
commercial intercourse which only under the protec
tion of the ttsr.traughd banner be restored to
humanity ard which now only toy in the arbitrary
bar DO of asbtious desposthen rnBy your Excelency
and the taDae and the OF this goriou,
commonwealth he suse that the oppressed nations OF
Europe viii ani fir play TO settle the terrible account
with theT oppIeescrs (appause and Araerca the son
of Errore viii Europe regene rated by the gigantic
q
place. (hpplause) Governor, plead NO dead cause
oh what hsppres would It be for me to enjoy on the
eroniEG of 10Y tempe't-tossed life tranquility for
which 80 efvepty long and wbish never yet enjoyed
" duty would NOT rrrss me on with the confidence OF
fuccess Sir, Iurcpe is no cnrpse it has tutrrc yet
because wins The, difficulty to him who willis
Sir, iron the wrdcw Of your room which your hospl
,a9 cPSnfo =" @ ri. n" Ana
believe that The Speaker Of the ouae Of Representatives
o renusyvana seatsd in that chair whence the De-
oorstion OF American Independence was signed The
first l. what tnrtpe wants In order TO have the
Of tbesecond (Apphuse Permit me to take this for
eharyy eveuzy nnd nlow ne, with the plain words Of
In mind to give you the &c my
tys warm, everlasting gratitude, In which upon the
basis q on restored Independence wide deld VIII BE-
open fo nuust benefit, By ffierdJ commercial! Inter
course ennobC by the consciousness Of impaired bene
fit from ytur tide and ty the pleasant duty Of gratitude
on the side q my people SO we'll deserving your gsnc
Iops ympathy. Great applause
coNp trsrr or Eossrrsu 70 iIe MALLS or
LEGISLATION.
H.nnHnuRG, ian. 15-10P. NJ.
Governor Kotsuth arc cutie tais morning visited "a.
two iouses Of the legislature in company wtn aoyet.
nor Johnston, and formally prec nted to the mem.
ber He spent nearly hour in the House Of Repre-.
sentstve', aud afterwards proceeded to the Senate.
Wien he was announced by the committee the Senators
rose and be wac conducted to eea He afterwards
prefented to the members Individually and remained 10
the cbpmber etout half hour when he retired with
Governor Johnston He evidently much interested
IN ell hesaw and viewed with much graihca,ion thu
lsrss painting Of Penn, which harg' in the chamber,
| over the entrance "a the East Com uitee Room.
! DELEGATIONS TO THE sLkGYAp--sroRr SPEECHES ETC
The trustees. faculty end students Of piskin,on
colle,s waited upon Ko,,uta last evening Dr. Peck
wss Introduced \; Mr. RontsIn. Chairman Of the Cou
nite~ oi tho House of Representatives. and presented
sdaIers expressive o' the deepes. .ympay endorsing
al ~ ssnths rropostions and ezr-espg t,e belief
'hst The Amercan people would reach that standard Of
sentiment &c.
kossrTu saia s surprised that the students of
30 rstpectsb' ia.iitution should take suoh in.
forest ir his WHEN the struggle took pises In
Germany the SuctEts II. frst "a fy 70 and
ttc enly tincn the ~sut cf IL. nsterial, Of
tse Students other pslts Of Europe: but they coon
es,red rotto Pot rheg trust in kings who when in
regarded their ostls gsoon the difficulties st
md
committee rsm Holiday ysbu,e invited Eos,u.h TO
Writ that plse. o hi' way 70 fitstnr@ which he
otNlcd 70 declrs
hr GntrArit IN lehsli # TIE feople che counties
ddre and invited Ko'sufh to meet 'he pie OF thc,e
rounti". ST Hapyic ffe went .ron5 f0r hand. OF
ir play and said the iron nountan' II need ~ would
furpi,h the 20 ..rike blow Each member Of the
committee, thirty in rumb@r rreseuted 81 p'ese
No"uTE ssid + vs.. the common experience 81 ell N.
void that in The mountains II. spiri. Of freedom
rure srd fresk ls The air itself ty this small iniyi.
dusi subrc:ptoH they had REGISTERED their tbs
iarr. body OF the Of the United stses which
give ,hi " in'oc1acy lie declined their invisa.ion
A LITTER ..-esed from Pft.bur, from ths work.
in oft.- 10 ,ouDd-s--sye-y one n then sus-
tg - uN., a. sunt
irG IN al 70 s.5c
1hs REV Mr. M,s.rcx. on hehsn of th. c,.rgym.n Of
lisrfisburg, prtsented address e kossuth full of
,ynpefhy ard htre for bic csuse
Eo-srH. in re1py. spoke q the olerstou afforded nv
fe TUiI 10 the protettsnt religion IN the sixteenh
century in sne Tsrts Ct Hungary si. in other ra'c,
under te dcririon q Austria, provessnt ciersyrnen
daily. By buoareds trsreroycd H. III. galeye Of
Ner'sr where they died in Their cnain.
NJ Nrna.r or behalf Of u. agricu!turi't, OF Lcbs-
ron ccUstv, adrrcrd Kossuh ne saI thst the nature
y their purrus cd n,t promote the cultivation of the
trr oforecry; bn they conid net psak, they eonii
ne'rhe.sS feel and would dc their psrs in assisting
HI assyy in her struggle for liberty
K7s'Jrn, in rty'y. 'sii that r.. troe.s elo
querce which We the loud-st Thrr. i,o.hing
slosueDt than n.sureani yot. ni.u.v s..at, *
ospr -hcS the thrnaer ard tho bu-ric@tp toao,locsi
tfst th're vas God above. lie looked With deeper
tee.t for The expression, Of the s.n.inents of th,t
els', bsn sny o,hv when they sp,ke -ssild be .,
nc wsr0 q rat'ue, spoien in The shandsF s,oys ant
rl' hurricane on earth ,
6el.eaticn ~ rho pra.s ne~s psit.d vr,n Ko,u.b
~ trhIStrs rraensian gtJre,, p3i-h w,s r,.,sni-
.d,c y a. app'or'i'te and siect.. m.nnsr
afrt numbrr Of the isSes of Warrishu-, iahlsI
- ercre address :g5u bo-,uth ana pre@ a5ei hn,
VII t"aui'rT executes purse siru. tae'- ~
t.ion l-n@ pr Fttt rlcseptod an aiiress Ia q Il
tsoS'f
ko'srrn usie sppr. Frias reply ..yps Dat hs nsd
ret expected 70 met =" ln,gs Duuhe-, -.sa he ~oud
have psle come little prepsI sioa sve,k Oh, Esop,s
II it. corporate capacity the fret e. srabody IN
pIscticsl shape their resolutions OF symyathyso ths
ladies u Harrisburg ve-e The t TO form ladies
ciston to 'uprrt Tue CT Hungary. They aei tbs
6ea-, Of men In her bsuds This perseverance or the
etroDges' could net accomplish tn year what the
t.nder hearts Of s!iss could do Ia iev hour y. ks
mi exptfsnesi IN LIS ern county "a accepting To-
gift he ssi1 this suc ap the tnonss) IS fo. iIuI gary;
md this (toldirs ~ tho rufsei Tor nv chl.prsu
handing 70 Msctm- Koessu,h, who ks., .Ae paree
The rcuns ytynniR sgisia,ur~.
Hs.rish-st .srusrg H. ~.