Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-15
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WAsHINGros, Jan. 0, 1859.

place this day. at half past two o'clock
nj the apartments Of the latter. Nos.
su'h was introduced by Senator Cars
Mr.. Clay received him standing; and
then, being seated on account, of his fee.
BILE condition, addressed the celebrated
Magyar in speech of half an hour in
length. frankly expressing his opinion.
lie deprecated the policy OF interven-
'ion as the greatest calamity which
could beial this country, and said that,
us Tie possessors Of the only existing re-
puhlic, the example Of mans capacity
Tor seli-government, it was the duty OF
the American people TO encourage hu
man progress and prosperity on this
continent, which might he destroyed by
i"reIgn wars, involving in their fall all
hopes ol free institutions. These we're,
he saId' The sentiments ola dying man
who had struggled for freedom.
kossuth replied. He did not combat
MIR. Clay's positions, but confined him.
himself 10 the prospects of Hungary and
the situation Of France, believing that
events in the latter country would termi-
nate in civil war, and, perhaps, in a gen
eral revolution.
AT parting, Mr.. Clay rose and bade
kossu,h farewell Tor ever, wishing him
God speed Tor Hungarian indcpen.
dence az the reward OF the noble efforts
OF her people. kossuth responded with
emotion, saying that he would pray God
daily for MIR. Clay's restoration TO health
and usefulness Both were deeply NOV
ed, and the scene was touching and sol
cmn.
MIR. Clay will yet srcak, or write. his
opinion on this important subject The
ctfor! OF receiving Kossuth has cxhaus-
ted hun somewhat In other respects,
he has gained lately.
WAsnisGroN, Friday. Jan. Q.
The Grand Jury have found a true
bill for libel agains, Captain Dalma, IN
the matter of Madame Tochman.
WAsniNGTos Jan. Sth.
The President, Mr.. Fillmore, is vii.
ling and anxious publicly to announce
his resignation ofaI desire, or wish, to
be a candidate for his re- election. His
New York friends and the South and
West generally, say mo" Thus stand
things AT present. - but it is no, likely,
scy will stand SO long.
In case Mr.. Fillmore, publicly refuses
his name alogether,-as in private. he
has all along refused it, Mr. Webster. |
and Gen. Scott are the Wing candi- |
datcs-wih Mr. Crittcndcn MS Il contin-
genry in case there can't be agreement |
there. Alas, the days Of Henry Clay !
are so numbered, as 10 have him thought 4
Of as II candidate, but little more.
Cen Cass committed suicide again |
III his k"ssulh talk.-as Mr.. Douglas I
did, in his Fugitive Slave Speech ad-
missions AID omissions. the other day. |
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