Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-01
Kossuth in Philadelphia---Iiis
views of affairs in FIR rance.

oring Kossuth. On Friday night, there was q
great dinner given in his honor George NJ. Dial
/ las Cla,e democratic Vice President Of the Upt
4 ted States) presided, assisted by Judge Kane Of
the u s District Court, and Mr. Cooper (whig
Of the y. S. Senate. Letters of sympathy were
received from Messrs Clay. Cass, Buchanan
Sumner. Seward and Gov. Bigcr Kossuth de.
livered another spcech-ffesh, new, and bril-
liant, on the recent countcr-revoution in France
As Kossuih predicted this movement in his speech
to the bar of New York, his views upon the final
result of it will be regarded with interest We
/ therefore quote, as follows;
# is a necessity for man in my position 10
| conform TO the exigences of his situation; so Of
/ course, | must feel anxious TO bcsow my aiten-
ton at this very moment on the important events
in France, which evidently verify my predc-
ton that we are on the very eve of crisis on the
European continent W are at the beginning
Of the end-the doors Of the hurricane are blown
down--and on it will 70. Applause. Let ne
state the true nature of it-but first few re-
marks. When asked some private substantial
aid by which 10 benefit the cause of Hungary,
aud of European Liberty. the idea was set forth
that ! intended to revolutonzc Europe with it,
answered that 1t was not so Believe me, gen
themen, were ever so happy as to meet your
peoples financial support Tor my country 10 the
iull extent oil my express wishes, all TINS would
not be enough either to make European Revo-
luuoh, or even 10 carry on war IN hungary !
therefore, cannot have the intention 10 spend that
financial aid for such a purpose, and the less SO,
because am responsible for the employment of
every dollar 10 my own country, 10 which the
generous people Of the United States gives it,.
ana WINCH as iar as u gocs-it nelhg q loan my
country viii nave 10 pay. lherclorc' through
the conf. oil my people ana through the ma
uonai' unanimous ana legitimate origin OF my PUB
TIC caFachy'i shali nave 10 dispose OF me employ
lneti thereoH sun am resPohsioIe 10 my country
that eWpoy u lna hduoliii way 10 us peheht.
Hna "nat IS tne way o MAKE an ou'ourst OF
revolution IN Europe NO Tor the simple rea-
son 'hal me revolution IS alreody made without
single doiiar oil yours: nave sald openly That
revolution Is nhaVoldaole' us hfst olow Is near
Wy prophecy mas P'oVou more true 'han You out
no, y may nave perhaps tNPeCted iNen so
teil You no power on eaith can hinder The vibra
uon oi the plO" aiIc'"y s'rucA' uroVghoui fu-
rope even III my own county o oe sure my
people nphor me WIN iona ttust ana confidence,
nut that uusi ana commence is limited hy the
cohdition TO le'u IL o." '' ue recovery OF MS Tree
uoh ana moePen'ence' "ha NOT 10 cacck ihis
ann. nave power 10 give ldVordh direction
TO tins unlvoldiDle movement li J can get efficient
means Tor thut lufpose-but To stop the move
ment were even Wiling 60 do so, and certainly
am not hlVe not me "Iu TO stop the move
lnent' 10 arrest III ou'"t"h Oh lhe i''oiutlnn-
neither J. nor WhosocVsr ll Zoe IN the world have
power to stop 1t. II may ue crushed again # lhe
Cmted states ana England grant il cha Ter tothe
Ear 10 pace ms 1901 ON Lufopes neck, but stop
nus outbreak no man can Permit me- therefore,
10 say ui't Ametc'S uhanclN ana VIII not make
Il fe'o"uonlh I"Iop'-jhe revolution is madc.-
America remaining indifferent "ul not avert Iev-
o'ul'9h IN ,'uloPe-'he revolution Is luade but
tie onllen states hainlainihg lhe laws OF ua-
uons--restorng the mont ct commerce OF ther
own ciulens TO the rIghtiui oasis OF me overias-
ing piWc iples OF lhlerhatohal Jaw, ana fecognz-
ing the legitimate characlero Of the sovereign night
OF every nation to alter ITS institutions and the
form OF MS HoYcrnment-and the private citizens
OF me onted states impo'tng Their generous e.
nancml ana, can aclueve so much that hungary
win De prepared IN good direction TO pci for the
cansei act II VIII IN every case, and 10y acting n
a wise direction II Will I mediately contribute
that the European revolution may soon be- brought
TO dchnitve issue favorable to the principles Of
ireedom-und contribute to an curly restoration
OF peace-whercas else the war viii be cruel
bloody and long md by IT'S very duration not only
your generous feelings of brotherly love, bat also
VOW eo"""ero,"i in'erce'e V''l' ee ntirvirh
Now as 10 me important news from France
1t was reported III one "i the distinguished organs
a fHth mo- gtf