The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03

SPEECHES TO THE PEopLE-MoNEY POURING IN KOS
suTH DECLINES ALL FURTHER BANQUErs AND
COSTLY DEMONSTRATIONS, ETC.
CLEVELAND Feb z 1852
Governor Kossuh this morning escorted from his
lodgings at the Wadde House, to the American Hotel
in front OF which, five thousand persons had
semblsd to and hear the Llustrous representative Of
Hungary's cause.
The Magyar welcomed by the Mayor of the city in
speech Of great length.
In reply, Kossuth thanked this people for allowing
him time to rest before addressing them. Ho lik,
exhausted bird, crossing the fosming which
rested Its tired wings by reposng itself upon ship until
1t had become sufficiently restored to go Their in
dugenoe on his arrival that ship and he
beating his tired wings against the sypathy which he
had met He had not created it, but only ELECTED as
the steel ecits the sparks that preexist in the Hnt
He refused to promise to pronounce upon parsi.
cnlar questions, because it not his business
Besdes, by creating discord among the people pro-
noupcing upon certain questions ne would only do ths
work Of Messrs. Huseman and Dodisco; and he
fool enough to become ,hs tool of Russia in that
way. Kossuth expressed his sstonishment at seeing
such gathering where lew years since his name had
nsver been heard lie surprised to iind many
popucus cities where the Iudian but yesterday a- it
bad roamed with the sca,png knife and tom hawk
that party question ~ "Why don't you raise this
or that FIELD - answsr him do not, because it Is
not my busiDess do not because he who is grssping
too much will hold pothiog ! 60 not, because
my hands already full, that, should l
try to gtGsp whatever standard more all would fall
down into the dust. do not because respect your
institution of govern tha. your free
DOM power and happiness" Gentlemen, love inie-
pendelce Is Washington loved h;u country and country
be energetic, as jackson was ; and remember
country in need, and Washington himself almost
dispsired Of viotory-though ho found no Russia to
fight Lin, but found France TO help him Lei the
world not say thnt republics have memory for re-
csived aid by being faithful to your past you can
have The glory Of becoming the first nation earth
You will conquer the world TO your principles Sir, |
thank you and the citizens OF Cleveland for this gensr
Qua reception 1 pray to God to bless your country
with the faires gifts Of happiness and recommend to
his mercy and your support my bleeding country.
The address received with great enthusiasm.
AT three o'clock this afternoon, kossuth delivered his
great speech at the Meodeon to audience of ten hun
dollars admttsnce that he will not this section
of the country without that material aid which is des
tined 10 supply the snews Of war.
He met by deputationa from Lake county who
presented him with five hundcd doare as the measure
of their sysnpathy for his country's cause
Dir Rrayton chairman of deputation from Paines-
vile; Mf Ka'ish from the German Society; and DR..
Neyn behalf Of the Free Church of Clevea nd each
'presented an sddress
The Hon Samuel Iiarkweather addressed Kussuth on
behalf of the people assembled.
kosuth, In reply. said IL was the enc hundred aud
fifty sixth time he had addressed American audience
In the tongue be learned from Shakespeare lie hoped
the time for speaking had passed. and tha time for seton
come Business matters required his activity, but the
instrune OF that activity he could not reveal
tie lie called attention to the shares in the Iunga-
rian loan which ready. That loan would surely
be repaid The ssl mines of Hungary now yielded re
venue to Austria of five millions Hungary, once free
that revenue would be increased and the loan cancelled
in year He told that certain religious denomina
tions opposed to his causethst there a
meut 10 ALLEVIATE those Of Irish extraction. ",
conscious that freedom could by nobody hs
more beloved than by the Of Erin. aEd
trey coulo not side with desposm Besides IL despa.
tim seculd crush Albion, would it make Erin free!
He who SIDES with despotsm will become their slave.
In bp he, IA
Dent give up the ship,'' and exhored them not to
give up tao chip Q. national independence.
An addrets behalf Of the ladies Afterwards
presented: also, welcome to the Capital Ct Columbus
by H. Gillet chairman Of the joint committee. Also
an aedresa by Dr. AiRen from tie clergy all OF whi.l
received appropriate replies
banner exhibited with the motto '' non inter
veptioD," and picture representing the B.tbh lion
sad American eagle tenelishng the Russian bear while
tie Austrian hyena wss skuking away.
Kofsuth addressed the ladies' this evening
Bi health is conside erably impaired, and il is uucer
tcn when he will leave the city although il h in
.eption to leave for Columbus the capital of Ohio to
M rrow, where enthusiesic reception awaits him
1t ie now said that he will depart On Wednesday.
1t is thought nsdersble amount of material aid
VII. be- realized here all is enthusiasm
The following is extract from letter Of Kossuths
70 the committee at Cincinnati with which Mr. Puzky
will start tomorrow 10 deliver and egplain:-
decline in the solemn procession, iu
mn,tior banquet and oos.ly enser.ainmant Allow 60
provide IA lodrug and board; md whatever you
have rsclv ed TO teenw toss obe let the be
given 10 the Hangsyian fund