New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-29
KOSSUTH IN NEW-ENGLAND.
X ossuth's Introduction TO the Massachusetts
Legislature.
BosroN, Wednesday, April %, 1852.

BosroN, Wednesday, April %, 1852.
KossUTH was received by the Legisla-
ture of Massachusetts, today At l2 o'clock he was in
troduced into the Senate Chamber attended by Gov
boutwell,, the Council and portion OF the Committee.
Hon. HENRY WILSON, the President welcomed
KossUTH to that branch of the Legislature in terms of
strong sympathy for his mission.
KossUTH's REPLY.
KossuTH replied in brief extempore speech, Of
which could not hear oneha owing to the low tone
in which he spoke and his position in the Its gen.
eral tenor thus:
Mr. PREsrpENT AND SENATORS: To be thus received
by the official representatives of the people and OF the
noble State of Massachusetts, is an honor OF which any
men may Justly feel proud Such moment Is worth a
lifetime and it is from the deepest emotion OF my heart
that appreciate and thank you for it, But Mr. Presi
dent and Senators have nothing TO say here but to
bow with deep respect to the representatives OF the ma
jesty Of the people
thank them for their generous welcome, and ac-
knowledge with profound gratitude the resolutions OF
this eminent Senate, to which you, Mr. President have
referred Your resolutions revelations OF your own
brave nations destiny They contain they embody the
principles OF your fathers OF hatred to oppression and
sympathy with whomsoever resists it. recognize in
the the indomabe spirit which led your glorious an
cestcrs TO quit all rather than submit and after cen
tuy and half more to fight to the last rather than sur
render TO tyranny
recognize in them that energy unequslled and
paralleled which compelled victory in an unequaled
contest and has steadily snce raised your great coun
try to like unparalleled hight in moral majesty and
matte nal prosperity In freedom and demonstration Oh
capacity in the people for selfgovernment recognize
that prudent sagacity which taught to avoid the COM
mission of error-that philanthropy OF generous open
heart which induces pity and sympathy Tor the victim
Of wrong and cruelty ana eager approval OF seiaOso
Now have laid my hand on the hearts of the people
Of free America and ask them 10 take the part OF my
own oppressed and bleeding country. And you know,
know AT On cause succeeded Whatever
may be the fate OF single individual men, the Of
liberty must triumph.
You Mr. President have been kind enough to wish
for me- humble laborer in her behalf high position
in my country when she is dsenthraled My aspira'
ton is not high 1t s my prayer through the generous
sympathy Of free America TO have the happiness 70 see
my country free and 10 enjoy quiet life In the midst OF
my people my family and my friends And that is all
for me tina, can wsh 80
And now know that my coming back to Europe VIII
no be with the sign OF dependency and despair out
Will GIVE hope and confidence 10 millions OF hearts tia
now beat in Hungary with anxiety for sympathy from
the people Of this great and free and happy land
kaye the hope 70 bring over to my suffering reno" c
the OF your aid and your regard ana DC az
suied their gratitude and admiration viii be imperish
able
Mr. President and Senators, once again thank you
for your cordial and warmrhesrted reception
Al the cor clusion Of KossvrHs reply, on pioton OF
Mr.. HAzrwr1I the senate at once adjourned and the
various Senators were then personally introduced to the
Governor by Mr. GRIswoLD.
Kossuru then proceeded to the House OF Represent
taiives.
EOsSUTH II The HOUSE.
AZ l2l O'Clock, KossuTH and his suite were escofeu
into the hall hy the House branch OF the hecepnon
Committee.
Mr.. HoPKISs, OF Northampton, presented TIE Run
carisn patriot TO tie Speaker, saying:
have the honor present you, Sir and through ysu
to the House Of Representatives, Governor LOUIS nos
utff
The Members, who were standing during this, then
resumed their seats and Mr. Speaker BANKS addre'e
a long u eech Of welcome to kossuTH. for which we
have not room In this edition A.
Governor KossuTH read written address 70 tnf
Members which reads as follows;
EossUTH's ADDRESS TO TIKI MEMBERS Oh 'hA
In the echo Of every step nske ON TINS nAno -
around, in every object which meets my eyen ,.
ing received Aps - sws snd IN my sa0'as o''s 's