Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-02
tr-nn the Baltimore American, December %

ARRIVAL AND RECEPllUN VI Wv. hoaoC Il
rne distinguished Hungarian patriot and exile Louis Nos
suth arrived in this city Saturday afternoon accofun-
previous and received one vi the mast en-
thusastic receptions that have been extended oy h
people oil Baltimore TO any individual since the nenioae
visit OF tho great "Frend America" Lafayette. Not
wiihS;andine the extreme cold, the shocking condition f"
the streets from Ice and snow and the soriness of the ti
given Tor the making ot preparations the Magyar
greeted by procession of military and civic
7ociations constituting most imposing demonstration 0
welcome.
Inr before the hour al which the from Phiiadcph;
were expected to arrive the of preparation was hcart
in all directions and BY O'Clock, Broadway from Cantor
Avenue up Baltimore street. and for considerable dis
tire a;eT street, was lined with numerous German
and Other Associations accompanied with banners and G
s!c who with The intention Of Joining In The process
sion TIE streets were also crowded. and the window:
Of Tie houses and every accessible point occupied WI!
anxious spectators io .e arrival oi kossuA.
Shorty alter o'ciuck the nsine Telegraph on Fedora
Hill gave the signal that !hf in s uc!oad CAn
'c, ""n the loud booming oi grand national sau''
OF 100 -"ns, .tred ~ crtacnent III Inc juor '!.'o:'.
,hrrngcd Broadway, Of the approach {" 'o expected
guest. Meanwhile the military escort was i3rnrn IN "fur
BY Gsa. Hickman, and the carriages continuing ne Mayor
Members of the City Council, and Committees oi reception
occupied convenient positions nt tho Intersection OF nfoaa
way and Canton Avenue. As the car containing kossul!
has suite rp cheers long loud and vOcitcroas e
the air and like gushing ." many waters continued II
Deep laundering sound 10 be re.ebem'sd BY ,'e lho
sands who, solid, compact mass ri humanity hIct
up the bread ,houu hare end 10 The oihtf A
as an opening could be found o; the cars TO The car
agss Kossuth made his appearance and stopping into '
baouche the side Of Mayor jerome, stood up and bowed
the people. The carriages were then pn IN rapid Tiot'F
and bore him the right Of the military Here lie na
rouche with the carriages following, halted whilst the mil
aty esco. filed past him in review after "ca inc pr'cce
sion moved forward:
Immediately wing the escort came GOVERNOR lnuIs
kossurH in open 5arouche drawn by toar orsss hos
suih dressed in black velvet sacS riak with in
sleeves ana Hungarian hat with black Pinncs RE
stood ia the carriage by tie side hl IiYnr jern!le ana
bowed repeatedly N answer 10 III cheers that Cicet:u MN
in his progress every puin and observed that IL
he
ladies' who from cYe.y Window waved their handEcrchcts
N token Of welcome 10 the iustrons exile.
Following kcAsuh came Il long line o Carriages con-
tanning Madame kus>ut Madame Pulsky and the members
of his suite; the Of the City Council OF Baltimore
delegation from the City Council OF Philadelphia VINO, 10
gsthrr with the suacomniltces Of reception on the part
the City Council and U; thu citizens OF Baltimore accom-
par led the distinguished guest 10 this city,
On reaching the Etaw House. kcssnih escorted t
his by Mayor jerome ard SHORTLY afterwards il
answer 10 ,hc yocsrouS calls {" the people without appear
ed ON the li form above the porco wic had uccn elegant
y daped or ihe occasion WITH the American aud tlhngai
flags III" appearance OF The great Magyar greeted
with loud cheers by the vast and seemingly nnuneabe
oi human beings around The hotel.
The Mayor having requested silence, kossuth bowed u
his audience and proceeded 10 make few remarks whlcf
warmly Gppauded He thanked those present ana lh
citizens of Baltimore generally for their generous, heartfelt
and reception and welcome. He had expected miic'
sympathy and kindness when he visited this country Du
reception which lie had received and which ad sprung
rom the love for freedom the hearts OF Tie Atneii
can people had than equncd his antlclpatlons and
w0ald great ehcct nna
struggling Tor freedom, in his dear native land The severii!
If tic weather. he stated such prevent his addfesS
ny the citizens Of Baltimore in the open air ami he fsics
,e would bo excused lest he should be able TO adde's
er generous hearts in another place that evening tlc al
said instead o leaving Baltimore the next day. Sna
dav he should Ican until Monday, and should then b.
happy receive and take by Tho hand all VINO sn' cal
upon him.
After again bowling the people, KossuIh withdrew ane
dark coming after the gathering in The vicinity
the gradually GIscrscd leaving The g1cst lor oc
space The enjoyment OF that rest and quiet which after h
lalgues OF the day, he must Fave greatly needed
THE RECEPTION AT THE MARYLAND INSTl
TUTE-TIE MAYORS WELCOME-hOSSUlH THIS AD
DRESS.-Tne announcement IN the morning papers Q
Saturday that kossuh would deliver address lhat evening
in the Hall Of the Maryland Institute, was followed by ar
intense anacty hear him. and carly hour the Mayor
office was besieged with crowds Of applicants or tickets
In an hours time after the tickets had been received. ht
wkoe number printed 5O distributed; and IN order Il
meet the demands Of the hundreds Of disappointed applicants
one thousand additional ordered TO be printed und thc.
were also distributed making The total number OF tickets is
sued 800 As eny six O'Clock in the evening" the doors
Of the Institute bese with crowd clanoons ior al
mission with without tickets This state OF affairs con
tnucd for an more ami hundreds of those who has
received tickets unable TO reach The door or gain a
mission 10 any way Very many ladies' were forced to re-
hoe and the result was that the room was NOT ehc
ly flied.
Ia few ninn:cs kossn,h himself made his appearance
accompanied by Mayor Jerome and followed BY nr un'
hers OF his suite, .hc Guy Council reception o'.n,+'
and large number of invited guests among whom We NO
liced members of the reverend clergy As ko5sn ascend
ed the PLATFORM the Band of the Independent Blues IN ln'
gallery struck up "Hs the Chief the sounds OF ~hcn
however soon lost in the deaenng cheers OF the audi
ence, which continued for several minutes alter nc mas
taken his scat by the side of Madame Kossuth
as soon as silence obtained Mayor Jerome ADVANCED
70 the platform and addressed distinguished guest OF th
city the following. eloquent
| "AppREss or NELcomEn
lhe name of the corporate authorities ana 2eos
OF Baltimore tender you grateful welcome amongst us
YOU sir and your honored companions in exile Is every
Goo ana por,o and of the hearts Of the people
liberty loving people, thus Generously rendered The gen
era OF sympathy and kindness exhibited tc
you today give evidence stronger than language can ex
press II, OF the devotion of the American people
to the institutions of common country, and it al
80 evnces their high appreciation and admiration Of hu
man-ay cir, Of youKossu,hwho has dared in the very
liberty and equality to his fellow man, In you sir though
stripped Of wealth aud power recognize the patriot