New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05
PHILADELPHIA.
Great kossnth Decentralization, Wonder
full Letter from Kos,uth

49, PHILADELPHIA, Jan. T. 1852
there Is, really, little of interest stirring.
sno" commenced falling yesterday afternoon, and
still continues.
mass meetingof those Of our citizens favorable
10 giving substantial aid TO kossuth and Hungary
was held AZ the Chinese Museum last evening -
Notwithstanding The Indictment state Of the weather
the meeting was nuineTOusly attended. Judge Kane
was called 20 the cnar, and number OF gentlemea
named as wee Presidents and Secretaries
The Chairman stated the obec, Of ths meeting
and made some remarks, asserting the right of ma
hOns TO interfere IN the quarrels Of other nations
series OF resolutions were a6Opted chiefly ,ndorsog
the resolutions OF "A meeting held al Harrisburg and
requesting our Senator'S and Representatives. at
washington % use every honorable means 10 pro.
cure the passage Of resolution declaring 1t to be-
the hrm and settled purpose OF our Government 90
assert and enforce the International doctrine of in.
tereEuon to prevent Intervention. A resolution
Was also adopted authorizing the Chairman 10 sp-
pomt Committees 10 collect funds Ia aid Of Hungary
ana to CARY out the objects Of the meeting.
Letters we're received from several gentlemen
who were invited 20 attend the meeting, but who
were unable to De present Hon VIM. H. Sc ward
and Hen. mos u Florence sent remlliances ia aid
of the cause.
Eloquent speeches we're made by several gentle.
men. Judge Kelley, Col. James Page, Col VII
ham F. Small, and DR.. Elder were quite eloquent
in their remarks. The speakers we're strongly M
iayoI OF our Government speaking out on the sub
jet OF Intervention, and Of taking an active mart
IN the revolutions that seem 10 be IN agitation IN
Europe. "
An address to the people Of the United States was
Iedf
Dr. E!cer IL Is vel wrtten paper and adv oc.teS
the Intervention doctrines urged by Kossuth AZ the
corporation banquet IN New York The meeting
Adjourned al about lci O'Clock, with hearty cheers
tor hossuth and Hungary | sub DIN a copy OF A let.
ter received from kOssuIn. IL was read ana uted
considerable enthusiasm
LETTER PROM ". KOssCTH
10 Hos HENRY l.. BENNER, CHAIRxAs Hc. 4
was LoI cece!Yed IN my appreciation Of Penngl.
wanna and OF It's metropolis. / felt when 1 was
among you, mat the Inhabitants Of A state founded
~ yuauce, the mother Of your mighty Union and
OF cty the cradle OF It's liberties wherein was
ssAeo Una! glorious Declaration Of Independence,
otI HispHiIhg example IN another HEMISPHERE
ie.l ray hhIincnvety, that such state and such
ac'l the sagaclous and fxm supporters As well as
iouhCes OF state nights and national independence,
Souo hOI remain indifferent 10 the cause OF rational
hosftl, as opposed TO that principle OF oppression
against winch your whole history has been A living
prottetatiCn
Was nght too, In supposing that the citizens OF
THIS State, and OF this metropolis were too grave
Too earnest. too reflective 20 make a denomination
they oulG sustain, 70 advance step they would
fscece, or 10 express sympathy which would prove
barren. ] perceive By the announcement Of your
meeting 10 give practical bent 10 these generous
EXPRESSIONS Of the public feeling that was rIght IN
my anilclpaiIoBs
Allow me, IN returning you my heartfelt hanks,
which, may say, are an expression Of the gfati.
iude OF tie cown-trocden but aspiring millions, 20
whom your support will Or presen, hope and may
few remarks and to offer one suggestion Iknow
that people ike yourselves. who nave never hesi.
lated either IA tho times OF your forefsthers OF n