New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20
FROM BOSTON TO ALBANY.
Kossuth's Departure from New.EnsIand.

hOssutn's departure iEom
From Reporter.
ALBANY, Tuccdsv, May L. 1882
KossUTH took leave of The Massachusetts
Committee at TIE Revere House yc,terday afternoon
He exprec sed i'm es much debed to the members of
the Commit for their personal krd III and attention
and for the gererops welco and co-seerte support
the people of Massachusetts had gve him. lie wished
conveyed to them his sirtere thanks.
This morning kossUrH and suite let Bo5ton for AL
bany. Ke was ai;caded to TIE cars by Gen. Wil'ono
the Senate, ard Mr. Hopkins of the House, under tn
charge of Mr. Smith OF Chelsea a me nter o. the lie
eis'atve Committee, and Gov Boltwells STAFF Adlt
Gen Stone and Co.'s Needhsm and Williams. Mr
Valentine of the Albany Commiisee was also OF tie
party. A speciel car had been provided, which was
decorated with flags and ie9 IONS OF howefs, and was
labeled The Cradle Of Libp.y"
A large crowd Of people had assembled at the depo',
and when the left three hearty cheers were gwen
for kossuth.
party of Young ladies sung the Mars, lase Hymn. At
several other points the route hossuth I'd the honor
of bowing 10 crowds but no demonstrations were made
til the train reached Pii1sfeld. The Ptthel Com.
mitee consisting Of Thos. /. Pluck DR.. Chlds, Levi
Goodrich Mr. lngerso, DR.. Campbell, Mr.. DAVIS, i:
Hr ldae and Phneas Allen, Jr, received ko-suth and
conducted hun upon platform where Ia tns view Vi
AT least 500 people Dr. Chlds welco ned him to Ptt
field bid him be encouraged and 10 behalf OF the people
presented him 40 muskets.
Kossuth responded: ru
CgNTLyMEE: Ii is the particular character OF Hun.
oaran melodies that their most che srful strains
they partake somewhat OF melancholy This generous
welcome reminds OF that charsc,er. II Is cheerful
10 meet your welcome here, and till It has with SAD
impression because at the same time, take farewell
OF Mass chusetts That Is most sad WORD, because "a
Mass achusetts have met such kindress sympathy anu
aid us among my dearest recollections VIII cheri'n
with gratitude all my life Cheers .
am often asked by what authority come TO the Uni
ted States to plead the cause OF European Liberty
believe you don't ak that question, gentlemen ou'
| may call your attention to iact you reiheIii
Der well The same question nearly was put -
men whose memories dear to you, In the line Oh
your Revolution What was the answer we hsnt
by the authority Of the Continental Congress and At
mighty God" fCheers. So may answer ~ go on
the authority Of the interests OF mankind and hmgny
God" Cheers believe, gentlemen that authority
is lawful with you here in Massachusetts,. Cheers
Again. amvery often asked, gentlemen no" =; ~
man like myself may struggle against tie many o'l 7,
culties 10 be met with in my way before the oye0. VI
my life is attained hope you VIII not ask ns .a.
question II thirty years ago someOooy nao 'ou -
on IN, who's of hat great democrat the steam ehsno'
d eo,y come over these hills as hsye done To-
1sy the people had said that be was lunaoe NV PC
what the iron will Of men, with the blessing o' uo Wv.
do ICbeers The bell ON the engine rings, ana nus
w. no,d ike % rest bu, am like the poor wan
5,,no bird ON the sea but like us that bird WIZ
rem cmber the mast on which IL 10 anolho 80
40 will remember Pitfsneld ana u,e 49,
benefit have received mere "oo VIC anna
ss kossufh cor cvdcd, he was hurried 10 inc
cars and in a short time the Stae line WAS reached
where Mr. Barnes and els, OF the Albany Coinmtice
the party.
THE RECEPTION Ar ALBANY.
Ess, Albany Recorder YoIng received hossuta IN
n warmly encouraging speech, and on behalf Of the
auhori,irs welcomed him the the hospniit!es OF ie
Captsl of the Empire stare kossuth. who had been
i,,ounally handed over 10 the New Workers by the
Mss,achutetis men, was now conducted 70 cross the
Uud,op. while a national salute was tired from cannon
ON the west bank and he reached the Albany
side was received by the Mayor. who briefly addressed
him. when Major Prymm and Col Pcmple, ON behalf OF
the citizens presented TO him and he was t.en'
with tho shcr guests o the State. escorted TO tue car
riagss ....,
Tho crowd large and tho cSeitement 90 sro ~,
n vas sluo,t impossible for the Police 10 sAe w.
the sues,s and the Committee. When the proesss~ ,
moved II parted thropg which oiled INC sLuse -
The procession OF carriages was under u.s 49, -
nine military companies aud the fosns s.n - NJ.
citation Among The "i !, I.si.aa Guard. IN the req.
Tn. proces,icn raced through The prinep~s $780,
Ill. a.. b,ls of the different churches we're runs.
rr.rx where the people iincd the way and - many
.,,, ,he cheers enthusiastic Many =. 'no Ps.
he bnildirsr-thc Museum. the hsehsnsc' q" ''"''A'