The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-03-13
KOssuth in Kentucky,

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s'>''''o''s VI 'he f'Isnis oil hungary III Vle
Railroad Depot, extending from Fifth to Sixth
streets, on the e5th ult. and l,ft for Indianapolis
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visit TO Kentucky, the land Of Henry Clay, We
take from the Cincinnati Time, Of the 9th:
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! A I,r,,e crnyyd of men and women in the street
loudly called for Kossulh He made his way to
the balcony, which not having a flooring was to
insecure to trust himself upon he said Gentle
men and ladies desire To bow to the generous
peoqle ui kyutucky-I ours Is q Young city, but
Won have warm hearts 1t i not my fault that
| cannot trust myself Ia this ila frame
work, but can say God Ill '"' Pvml'e ~ h'n
'ucNy i"r I'M, thrir noble W'l''hi'' '"c 'etn'A
was received w'lh enthusiastic cheering
few moments were spent hy Tue Governor
under the ROOT OF Ex Governor MorehtaI "hth
he wa, escoItNd 10 the ierrl ooa' 10y ue'tSaH'n
from Newport who desired TO welcome nm TO
ne hn'I't"Iluts OF Newport
lhe Newport Jerry met 'he C"'Ihs'oh itrry
opposite LicS'hs lhe Two ooa'' were ia,hed
together and pr"ceededt 10 th3 Ne"Pors landing
Il ne DinAs oil the river were crowded win people
Inc sl5ht must nave oesh eHee'"5 'hIeeu u Tue
great apostle OF freedom.
lie "Asso"duv'eu Wy we We" p''t 'o''',''''e
to u platform IN tie courthouse .ot where large
conc"urse oil people nau a'senno'eu
Ira hoot, Esq addressed nun on oe''.' q, 'ne
people "t Newport ana presented nun WIN - 20
Tor the cause OF Hungary. ne assured h'm u"'
hentucHy was All tSht III me GLORIOUS 'su'r'
ana Wou'd ROT oh'y l.e'E e"huIou'e ui''e''a' AN
but m"Se"%r hetP II necessary
Gov kossuth replied
i Thank Won. sir On behalf nv cogutrv nc
\ cent vour generous Gift. You have told me Of
the symnathes of Kentucky in behalf Of Iunga.
ry. r'ognosticate that a change will take place
before Ions, in reference to the duties of nations
ami individuals toward the down trodlep neople
os Eprone. lam too much worn down to meet
assemblies every where or think could in =
.bort willie disarm all opposition Had time To
,,rr,it nv STRENGTH Iwnuld be Glad to make ;his
effort A few wears could he well spout in So doing.
but we will not have to wait Eve wear. nor one
wear must not wear myself out Nv time
shall be spent for the remainder % nv life not to
aco,,ire nersonal honor but to restore nv country
Cheerinpl You have been so kind a. 10 give
me the opportunity Of visiting Newport. | am
/ Glad am highly blessed to have two opportu.
ni,ie, TO visit Kentucky in one day. Cheering }
You have promised that out Of sympathy for my
feeble health YOU would excuse the from a pub
Inc speech.
You have said that the cause Of Hung nv will
r be supported more substan tally by Kentucky
than by material abby men if necessary. |
don't want YOU to 20 to war for us all want Of
your legislators ia a Sigh; change IN the ncurali-
T ty laws: to add thereto, in respect to those who
break the laws Of nations, that the American peo-
ple should follow the dictates of their own private
judgments. | would then see hundreds of Ken
. tuckiaus ready to mike Hungary the Kentucky
Of Europe Tremendous cheerngl |, for | esteem
the word Kentucky to be synouyme Of chlvarous
and brave Prolonged cheering | cannot
sneak more 20 on II | do i, will kill me know
that you wish me to live, at least as long as my
life can be used for the good of my country; n
long as live solemny promise you that it will
t not be for myself hut for my poor country, and
OF Hungary. lCheerng and waving Oh hahdAef
'',.ss I, ;na.o ,,,r,;or. u.re r;yor 10 Kos.
sp,L bnt he desired not to be compelled To re-.
ceive them there without their names, rs he wish
ed that proper accounts should Dc kept u al 10
"h"tir'. hanJ, w;h all tho ladies within
( his reach. he was again conducted to his carriage,
Captain McCrea received him After he had