The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-01-28

NTERvIE sEErWEEN KossuTH AM
M ELAf.
E6sl~i.I c1sapssd.s9s q a. hsslsa AlLA
ws.hilssoa. JsA- IOsh. lass.
Fon nil find "a shs Wssl.inEian pa
pre- &C Ihis morasng hrisf rsfssenres 20 shr
sisH af Kassulh 70 he sirk bid Il the De
psuing stassmaa. MS SANDS 81 ~hase Nc
srrm sa nr.uiy run aui--iirnry Clay.
The inssr. irw wss isnr<~rd nv me lien.
James a.. Japes. he srrnmpli,hsd Wig
Senator jnsi CHOSEN from Tsnnesser. Mr.
Cars. a,,d lwo oll.rr ernilenea ~hase
Names base nat harmed. d - sp..krn
&C rs dose who witnessed de srene a.
aae NJ il.e masi msring and powerfully
Altering evsr . iinsssed. 80
The lnlrrsi-w a as in Ihe highest drerrr
cordial. 6Eiensliy. znd ., Us rias~ solemn
aHi afreung. nr eky, unable IA 81 up
lang a a lisue. rrrritcd hin in r~eum-
hnnl position. sud immediately sls~r re-
reisins him began 10 gise him 81 lenglh
his siews upon lhe questions az inlersen-
ilon and NON interrogation. and his reasons
FAR nal aroring he roulse Tie Magyar
'Hsiirsl ns Ia d. k- in cannexinn wilh The
question al Ilnngariaa freedom. Mr..
tlay slrongly insisted Ina, IL was. in his
ju,lgmrni. essential 90 Human lIreslnni.
noi pnly IN aur awn rnnnns, buI al ever
abe waild. that We shnuld snlrlly adhere
% our policy II non inierrenii a. la Thai
war we should brsi develop our strength.
ronfrn and consolidate sur own free in
siiinlions. and lrcoar. in due time, the
instrument al human enhancement and The
freedom Of The world. Kns.nlh listened
with the mnsl respectful s,ienIin and In
tense interest Ia the sinrer views OF tie
true hearlfd patriot. expressed in so so.
Tenn manner. and given even with the
assurance that they we've srsken by one
who considered himself dying man. and
onr. loo. whose whole hle had hren de.
voted 10 The advancement af lie cause Of
liherIy. aud with all deep conviction nf :
position so imp cssire and responsible.
ur. lay spoke about thirty minutes.
After he hal concluded. kossuih repli.
ed, occupying ahonl twenty or twenty
fire minutes. With regard Ia Inc policy
ID be pursued nv this country. that he
said. was not question for hIm 10 pre-.
sumo 10 determine. II was a thing 10 he
'lrrilcd by our own people. aud one with
which mo- one else had right 10 inlerne,l-
die. Ills mission was To ptesen, The case
81 his own county, 10 prefer her peli.
iions. 10 urge her prayers. and abide our
decision, aud 10 submit To whatever we
might deem 10 he onI duty. and TO he best
lnr ourselves and for The liberties of the
world. lie Then proceeded 10 give an ac-
count oI things IN Turkey. ihrir connexion
with The probable future 81 Hungary. the
condiii"n of things in France. and his
hopes fnr the future restoration Of Down
irod,!en Europe. Mr.. Clay listened with
The deepest interest, and. when the rrrai
Magyar bad closed. raised himself from
his .irk he'd. and placing one arm alice.
,i"naiely upon his shoulder. and grasping
his hand with the other. assured Kos,uih
that he had his mosi sincere and earnest
prayer that t;od would prosper hun in
Tins world and in the next. Kos.uih was
quite overcome; his bnsom hessed with
The Intensity nf his emotions. aud il was
some mnmenis b-fnrp lie could ariicula,e.
A. length. as soon as he rnnl,l artirulatr,
he raised his rls.prd hand.. AMI. in The
accent. Of the most solemn and fer,en,
FEELING. replied: And wherever 1 NAV
he. or wherever may ga. shall always
pray To Almighty iotl Thai he will e, store
YOU To p ,Irrl health. and may long spare
y"n 10 y"ar country" Aud so they par.
ted.