Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-13


confidence We extend to them cordial welcome to iht
metropolis and best wishes fu harmonious useful ant
agreeable session. We that the Democrats, large
minority in each House. will forget their duty 10 thcir
principles and their cause and that they will do much IL
their continued in The great struggle oil this
ye,. and 10 ensure successful and happy session. by a'
monious and united action in their o organization
To-day.
II KOSSUTd.
i In another column give of the great speeches
Of the Hungarian chiefeveed al the crowded and bril-
liant banquet OF the jackson Association celebration e
Eighth OF January 1t ubounds in strong views, r.c ma
-ery pondcrous argument wonderful tact ana appropriate
| ness ard lvy patriotism. TO pronounce lnte'iGoF INC
English lansaage-so difficult Tor sranger-he has 10
speak slowly and the effect of his thrilling thoughts ahc
brilliant words is to great extent lost Hc ms moreover
m, l. gesture and we were therefore considerably dis
appointed in him popular orator. In some portions y"
his prepared speeches. and in his ipromptn addresses 10
the s!oa of delegations that crowd upon him, he H. now
ever occasionally inpassuaed ami effective speaker
He an extraordinary min-ahd in nothing more than In
The richness OF his mental and the wonderful IN
dusry and fertility o thought with which ne gives orh 10
so constant Succession Of profound arguments ana o-
liant defamation. For instance at the Consressohai D'
ner he made long speeches lie did not leave he room
till midnigh,-the day no was engaged IN receiving
callsand yet, the night n the JacHson Oeleotaoh
ho delivered the Long and able speech which We pn'sh To-
day in the which he replied 1T considerable iene
10 the a:gue:l Of Nj Douglas Of the nii; before against
coalition with England account OF her unjust treat
meut towards Ireland The by which he performs So
much mental ply steal labor is sealed mystery TO uS
and one of the extraordinary phases in The chet'ca
career Of this wonderful We have head moro than
half dozen speeches from Kossuth-we have although
known wa chcd all his enquired of those
l. I.lthp W, ha Aooa n,f
come up 10 our uncpaons orator. we are still I'M
pelied TO pronounce him 'the man OF The age we nave
seen him stand and speak BY the side of Webster Case
DOUGLAS and our other great "Senate OF Kings IN
taeu-and We have found him take the first rank in such
associations.
On Friday the Magyar Chief visited by the Sece;a-
~ o. The State Of Maryland, bearing invitation from
Governor Lowe him 10 visit Annapolis where HE Legs
aure is now session. ~ kossuh signiied his accep
tpncc and will leave Washington this Monday) morning.
and on arriving al Annapolis wl remain with The Governor
until tomorrow (Tnesday when il Is understood he WIN
take his departure Harrisburg (wher no was personal
Iy invited by the Secretary Of State OF PennsylVaha)
p;,rsbure, Cincinnati and the great West
With number of ladies' and gentlemen ~c were present at
his rocepon OF delegation from gene from ae various
States now soour Ming in Washington ('mong them Col
Harold Smyth Editor Of tie Wythevi!c Va Republican,
The address signed by the various delegates WAS ieao y
| Chancellor NalHDrtn
and clc .ant paper While totally dssentcd fom It's en-
o,sen,en. Of kossuhs principle Of "incrvcn1n to secure
oon.inervenon most faroratly impressed WIN ne
arm and patriotic spirit with which compmenIcd hoaSnh
fr hovny kent himself clear 0f the nsidous Influences
bounh. 10 bear Upon him Thy the free-soe's, was e'otn
meenr) eniange him with their Peh!cous d'ct'lhes' "
address very bad taste, we thought unhsy tehece up
on the failure OF the municipal authorities ot ashe'on u
rive kusu cordial rece2lon-as having been caused oy
the influence of the foreign ministers resident thee. h"Ss
with crcn tact, rmness and poprctY Erpci=a any s'ch
sur as 10 any portion Of The free people OF America oes
ryet bv the diplomacy oil Russia skiul and p:rvadng
rs is even in regard to marriage ne "eh
on 10 show by an ingenious and beautiful logic, the dlsnc
live Of the people of the District from nany ." whon
however he had received cordial kindness. kossn;h
On this OCCASION length than al any other time
Washington into thc importance to The United States oi
securing their commercial interests in Europe against the
hea tened continental system Of tie a5s"lusts Though
a, but short, notice, and Immediately following his congress
ona and Jackson speeches. the address was long and exa-
ordinarily able and ingenious
In the course OF the day kossuh, accompanied 5y Gen
;ass visited Mr. Clay, who had requested an Interview
| which was gratifying on both Sides
! Much as we admire the and the patriot, we return
nome nconvnced by his appeals and more than ever sell
tied in favor of The American doctrine OF on'lnctVen
on" and against the wild doctrine OF enangng ourselves
vh European ui!A:Ts whose inevitable ana aisas'rou
.,nseousnces must un.urn o happy institutions and
strike serious blow at the real interests of constitutional
iber,y We would extend 10 him the warnes! sympathy
and individual aid but proes. against sending the 60
vornmen perous voyage 10 the terra ,Ncogna ot 10
crn intervention An able report nn this nomen'"ts 4eS
ZION will douSczs soon be made by the Committee OF 10
reign aairs-,o whom this par, of the Presidents Message
,as been r=fcred-1at will! have no doubt be sanction
"a nv ,rue mso,ities Of each House There are few men,
hers of Congress acnud intrrventiUn and wave ol
npprobation may come from The inlnlmlbe West alter
Hossu,hs visit therebut hive NJ idea that II VIII oe
sufcien, shake the conservative bearing of Congress OF
the countrv and the excitement will pass away with the visit
of the great Magyar.
We learn from of the accuracy OF the IN
formation we have doubt-tha Gen. Bayy oil NHginih,
Chairman Of the Committee o Foreign Affairs held con-
vcrsa,ou with him. Kossu:s request on the subject Of
his objects in this country, und told MIN more orc'F man
any Others had done lie could succeed in those
bicc,. Kossuh wished to know his for his de-
c,ra.ions in the House. III nneenhs of the American
rcopIe were utterly averse intervention in foreign affairs
directly or indirectly now any time. Mr. Bayly gave
him substantial reasons and especially OF potcai nature
ip his opinion and also the strongest pfo's US ucr''"
! ram an extensive Acquaintance with pual'c sentiment o
H., .act Sill however Kossuh lnbors under tic deiusoa
that the mass Of the American people are win him. he
that he is that the present ADMINISTRATION ana
the present Congress opposed TO his views; ou nc mas
been led believe by dcmagogues in New YORK;
pah, and Baltimore, that the people will every "hee De-
clare in favor OF his views and objects.
Virginia, from what we know of her Executive and Legs
aturc WI! manifest wontcd conservative spit on th
subject She may be willing do honor and express he
sympathy ior the usous exile but she will give no sanc
I ton or encouragement to his dangerous doctrines 10
show the feelings OF The Virginia delegation in Congress-
shall in few days publish the interesting FIVE minutes
speeches recently made by several members of the Virginia
/ delegation.
We graed 10 observe ,ha, Friday the House OF
Representatives passed the bill for relief of the Virginia
Wooden Mandatory of this city Mr. Caleb Jones the
agent for getting through 1t is the first private bill pass
| cd by the House, this session, we believe.