The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-01-07

e hattF ~ respect 4AA e /
statet = = "a dee public laus--de-
m9ke - Russian past Intervention IN
<tares ID Be- violation 81 these laws.
iias ii reiterated. would be = new
syasi..n. ard would md Be regarded ~.
<s;strratls BIZ the people d The Ins'ea
E..s:es-
/. !ser,ad. That the people q The
RATED States sFe resolved TO maintain
r;rs.t of cosylnerciai intercourse win
4. cations IL Europe. whether they be
! tate IL revolution against their
s:arernnenf Or mt I; and that. with the
,;sw IL approaching scenes on The con-
,;.snf of Eurnre. the people invite the
s.arernment ii take appropriate meas
-. Tar tlr. protection of the trade Of
80 reu,le IN the Mediterranean and,
!. Third. That the people Of the
rated States shoald declare their apln-
i'm il respect to the question OF the m
coincidence of Hungary. and urge the
a:ayernmcut IL act accordingly.
gesolrsd, That the people Of Hunsa-
!. 80. and &c right ought to remain. q
re aad independent nation that Lou
E.s.ath i the.r lawful Governor
"a that the Hungarian people should
Mi be prevented from exercising the
r'sl,,s IL frremen by The tyranny Of
Austria and the intervention u Rus
ia.
Pes9lred, That We extend 10 Lnais
ros.ath. Governor Of Hungary. and the
II.noarian nation, that has made such
noble staud ia the cause of freedom,
,',at sympathy. aid. and support which
frgemen alone know how 10 grant.
These resolutions wrfc originally adopted BY
.m,c,ins III Harrisburg. Pa. and were present.
Il i he a..smsiase in Baltimore. 81 tie r.
ss,st " KawafA. ~ Judge I.esrand. ~ho read
item IN tone Of ss;cc 20 low that very lew per
sans could hrsr any par,ioa u them o. ga'he'
,heis mraniag. Subsequently, the Judge stated
brieas their pnrpoi. when the question being "a
Ken. they were received with shout u approval
We are moi. however, 10 suppose that hecans'
these resolutions were adopted appsfcn'ls-hy ac
elsmaiion, they express the sentiment q th'
mass of the people. If The question had bee'
f,;rl, understood and Deliberately acted On, VI
feel sure thai no large portion even Of The CIT
zens Of Dallm re would assent 10 the doctrine
contained in thsm.
Few can he. 80 blind A. 10 fail 10 SC, that
our Gosenmeat were 10 rursac the course e
commended in these resolutions ], would newt:
Lly lead 10 wu. kossu,h himself openly AZ
lnowleiscs thai such might be The result.
his speech 10 the Bar ofihe city Of New York
boldly mel he question and said:
.Well, | am not the man to declin
the consequences Of my principles.
will not steal into your sympathies b
slippery evasion. Yes, gentlemen.
confess, should Russia not respect sue
a declaration Of your country, then 80
are obliged. literally obliged. 10 60 !
mr. or else be prepared 10 be degrade
before mankind from yoar dignity. &c
that mould be The case"
hwas frcible ILLUSTRATION Of The wild cn,h
siasm Of the people Of tina, city, 10 find even
tr,liseni men Of the b,r cheering TO the extent
thcir lungs such declaration as this. And =
mMc Illuminating was j, that They should be g.
IL Of The insane foIls Of Kissing down the vel
rahIr Judge Durr, cool.hcaled citizen, who
dcayored respectfully 10 put in VOID IN h'
OF peace aud reason, and the duiy Of attending
our own business instead Of The affairs Of
rope,
Kas,u,h, his lady, and suite, arrived a. Wa
ingion Cts on Tuesday morning The SUN
and were quietly conveyed 10 Browns Ho:ci
carriages placed al their disposal by the Mars
Of the District.
A considerable number Of persons awaited
arrival al the Railroad depot. and after he iea
al h;s hotel some three or four hundred assc
ble,l IN front. to whom the Hungarian VI
made 4 brief acknowledgement. While he
treated with due respect, We are pleased 10 n''
The absence Of all tha, insane enthusiasm 50 ]
minca, at his reception in New York.
In the course Of the day ,cputal'n o.
Jackson Association were introduced, and
Hover, the chairman, read an address 70 WI
i. Kossuth replied.
a A numlrs Of members Il Congress and o
Distinguished citizens also called 10 pay thou
spects to VI. Kassuth, amongst them the Seer
" Of State, Major General Scott, Senator '
Senator Douglas, &c.
On Wednesday, NJ. kussutli, accompan'e'
his Suite, waited on the President, TO whom
wee introduced by the Secretary OF state.
NJ. Kossuth read 10 the President shoi
dress, 10 which the President made a hflei =
in substance, as follows:
81 am happy. Governor kossntn
welcome YOU to this land Of ireed'
aud it gives me pleasure to congratu
you upon your release from long
iinement il Tarkey, and your sale
val here. As an individual, syn
thized deeply with you IN your B.