The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-30
Movements or Koss1sh.
THR MAGYAR AND TB2 LADIES ASuThER EIoQUErT
sPRICH-- COLLECTION or TuAps-IaR SULTAN
AND 1HE HUNGARIAN, ETC.

TIE MAGYAR AND TB2 AIDES ANOTHER EycoTrE-T
sPRLoH-- COLLECTION or TuADs-IHg SULTAN
AND 1HE HUNGARIAN, ETC.
PirTsB-RG. January 90, 1859
Kosuth addressed the Ladies Association this after
neon, At tho Second Presbyterian Church About one
thousand ladies' rere present and few gentiesu The
proceeds amounted TO more than 81 600
The Rev. MIR Howard addressed Kossuth on behalf
OF the ladies and presented him with book containing
all their Autographs.
kossush made most eloquent reply. lis said that
amid the hopes which Frightened his gloomy way, the
10y Of the moment ewhat troubled By the anxiety
TO know il shere IN that bright ray the dawn Of
better days whether il but TIE passing bszs OF
the ssghsairg which bat sHcoss forth 20 nake b. ts
death the darkness stl darker than before Like sae
man who burnt his house and mounted his saddle TO get
Id OF the hobgobn hut still fonnd him ss&sed II the
croop. SO the hobgoSln Of SORROW WAS staring at
bm (Kossuth) out OF his very sleeves He had met
Aith the most substantial Of ahy
Pttsbnrg He, for his own part regretted the egpen
siVsDss9 os the manifestations at other places lie
and bread II al the money expended the entertain
Eeht q Hungarian ex'les had been employed in the
frugal mai Denarce OF MI those eyiea scatterrd through
Eorope, Asip and Arserca they could have taea man
taised fcr whole year lie hal in eight wsee visited
EIGHT cities and It could not be expected that he shoud
visit more than many il the coming eight
e could na be seen BY f.eh part cf the people c the
United States in that time Now, if the substantial aid
cnly came where he abls to visit then that
cid womb te hut small, In comparison With tic
great end TO be attained II he hed sufficient srs he
could 70 control events a5 to ensure fvrGbe ssus TO
tine struggle for liberty. He remarked that 1t not
bec.seury for him TO speak any he hau DONE
he mad said enough TO couviace all that lie couli hop
TO be virced lie recommended associations which
carried on energeticaly would reach every homestead
81 the country in less laa shrea weeks Yet after ALL
this meeting nfpr-d him with eonf aence; they had
scented 30 anticipate his wishes The book in which the
names cf the generG1e ladies recorded would ~
deposited IN the dearcst piace Of tbs star of
uurgary's liberty ana though he might not thsp
day yet be assured them il should be placed there
Resolutions were adop.ed that the ladies would s9staia
Their husbands fathers aad brothers In every eost
ala the cause tf hungary. The meeting w. then nj
journeJ TO next Wednesday.
TIE PEibiFg GGce las been authorizai 10 deny the
statement tha. the Sublime Porte has protested agansta.
tetrrn Of hossnth to England When the United 3taas
first applied Tor h!s liberation tha buitsp did not yield
bechpee he heoved that Il 10 be effected condition
T. al kossuth should 80 to America Suan declared
that he would protect RosFuth against his enemies
II he aip,d liz his dominious ar thar when
st TURKEY BE- fhoud be tree to wherever he pleased
koSsuth " Il speLd sunday nsrt in Cleveland.