The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-02
VS. BY THE AILS.


Opnions Of his Spoech-Faiire point Of Eoq,ce-Bact-
ing doon the Intervention Pont-Iecr,g NJ .fmeyieons
hetr Position and Dlies-.7meca ia Terrific Das-
ger from Rusaid7he 9b,ence efhe Commercial Cisses
iron, ne Hal
me great speech Of kossuth has como of at FaneuL
Han, and has very much disappointed expectation,
great Efforts were spent upon it, believed that
in the capital Of his favoe state he would make bril-
liant display Of oratory On the whole the speech is re-
garded failure In point u composition the arst
part of II Is good-.he latter part very Indifferent and
bears the marks Of haste and also Of little trimming
and time. serving not being half bold as usual The
people of Boston and s vicinity, having grati6cd their
curiosity by seeing him the day OF procession only
wanted to satisfy the of hearing and accordingly
Faneu Hall, last night filed to oycriiowDg There
were upwards of persons present bonds being sold
TO the amount OF 1000 The reception of kossuth
enthusiastic Daniel Websteras the opponent Of free
soil and anrlayery agitation-was yehemently Missed
by the class Of people who waved their handker
chiefs twrlcd their hats their and shouted fo
the Magyar. More however cheered than Missed. That
curiosity is the prompting principle motive power that
mpels the great majority Of people to hear Kossuth
evident from the fact of what people about him,
before and after they do hear and him Very little Is
said about the matter Of his speeches; but tho
how he speaks-and how he lools--what kind Of
he Isis he tall and marta'has he the front Of
Jove.not what his doctrines and they true or
not to give him so much aid to help him in the
struggle of Hungary against the Russian bear
Not man In every thousand, Of his most en-.
thusastc admirers has any faith in the practicablity
Of his schemes the slightest hopes Of his success and
still smaller proportion believe in his intervention doc
nes which subvert the policy and principles Of George
Washington. This very clear last evening; though
together in any part of the United statcs-al the free
sellers md abotioniss from the surrounding towns hav-
ing poured in by the to hear him yet in the latter
part Of his speech where he underworld convince his
hearers that the United States in danger from Russia
his words fell stllborn and though there positive
expression Of dissent there emphatic silence whic,
gpOk c al he NOT
not applaud because they did uos believe that America
and its liberties arci in the slightest danger the Rus
sian bear lie little knew how he wounded the national
pride OF the audience by those assertions There
also sort Of featuring tone in what said that
was by no means stomachcd from foreigner, and
VINO pioesfes to be seeking aims for his ensaved
country Courtesy to stranger view to the great
object to retain Kossuth good trump card for the
next election restrained any indications censure ex
ccpt the negative Of science. But II evident
enough from the gradual cooling down of the temperature
the audience that they did not by any means res'
cussions and comments will hear in every circle
day II Kossuth could only get peep behind the cur.
the people Themselves not to little holydny
humbug. by way Of excitement and keeping up their
spirits In these duh times how thoroughly dsgusted
would feel with himself! with al the world and the rest
ofmanknd.r
There was one thing very remarkable in his speech Of
last night the consciousness he betrayed that he
had gone too far and that his intervention doctrine does
not go down. This embarrassment effected the tone of
his speech and made tame How different is the ground
he takes from what he did when he commenced his
in the city New York Governor Boutwell, Is far
ahead OF him. The thoroughgoing anti slavery men Of
Harrison school not quite satisfied that he docs
not out strongly for their abolition views Accord
ingy they have but little sympathy for him. except
as they think that his doctrines tend involve this
country in foreign which would be the most oppOr-
tune moment to strike blow Of domestic treason ony
and it was to him that Kossuth alluded in his speech
when he quoted the following words from letter he had
RI ceivcdt-
.You silent on the subject of slavery. Surrounded
~ you have been by sayehoIders since you put
your foot on English soil IL not during your whole
voyage from Constantnople, and ever since You have
been in this country surrounded by them whose threats
promises and tloery, made the stouest hearts
FOUR position has put me In mind of described by
he apostle OF Jesus Christ when the devil took him u
nto high mountain Sc.
This letter does not prove what Kossuth wants namely
nat nc Is clear OF all party connections in this country
u only to show Tint though he received Irving
House whtc-livered ti-slnyery committee and a
committee for opposing the execution of the
fugitive Save law lie has not out openly for abol-
ton: while leaves untouched the fact known Of a
men that he has been in the hands Of the recsoicrs
since he ret hid foot upon American earth and he
at this moment under their exclusive direction and thew
viii undoubtedly make all the capital they can out of him
lcioro they have done with him BY that time he will
Ic cgh Rorterup. In fact now he L. nearly used
up A. far rs Boston is concerned to- night probably
give the finishing -trokc. The Maine liquor law men
water affair, which by the the-by is exactly what
kossuth likes any Of the Hungarians neither do the
cela've committee themselves as i pretty evident
by the fact Of the most strenuous advocates o. the law in
The legislature giving champagne entertainments TO Kos
'nh in private But this anectson of horror ut any
hing stronger than water IL intended for buncombe.
They first announced The price of tickets S. and
10y they are specuatins on them and charging S3-tbe
rice had to pay this morning at Latridge & Co.'S
had also to pay one dollar or, In other words to
purchase a Hungarian bond-value sraw-to gain,
dmssion last evening to the proceedings at ranucii
rends Of liberty treat the press whose freedom they hate
,ecause they hate the Light Ssvcral papers here
,wn partizans ana the perzsus Of Kossuth while they
nrow every impeachment in the Of those journals and
heir representative who have the misfortune to differ in
opinion with them kosuth has said that he will take his
ast impression Of this country from New
ticulary Massachusetts, and Boston. ! hcee, when he
to the old country he will not say anything Of the
narrow minded, shabby bera conduct OF this icsisla
tive committee towards the pressfor they black
esptons to the general rule Of The United staes but
probably he approves Of whit thoy have done Judging
rom his at Worcester II is hard to to
any other conclusion Such patry litcncss however,
o. received WIN no favor eyen IN monarcn
hcse gentlemen some Lessons in good manners and be
aity Of sentiment Ono of them numerically Kissed
ast night by the AUDIENCE Mr Aden-for his pre-
sumption in debating to them in reference to hearing
speakers till kos.uth came after they had just lis
ened to a speech from D heavy senator who weighed
bout 400 pounds The committee whipped the devil
oond the stump in charging for admission 10 Fanuen
Hall for II is expressly contrary TO law Charging dol
mr. for bond which necessary passport. not.
81 course charging for admission The coolest thing
Imaginable is the invitation the committee have TO
m 81 aS ySo ,s Z: r
mains to be seen II was only at Springfield that Kos
suth attacked him cs nan whose very soul was fright
cned out OF him.
Kossuth goes to Char.cr.own, Mass, Monday,
some of the citizens aai The Mayor having invited
him, after the city government refused It Is UNDER
stood he goes TO Cambridge on Tuesday, Salem on
edncsday, Lowell on Thurriay; then to Providence,
though the city authorities have not invited him there
ether but only the Legislature. He has partly pro-
missed to visit Manchester n H. and IL Is secretly ar
ranged though not yet promulgated that he goes to Al
,any, Buffalo and ohc- sections Of Western New York
where the free sellers sbnd and the influence Of Seward
great Yet he said the other day that he was about to
for Europe Immediately and that he would take his
ast impressions Of the county from Massachusetts Do
hcse impressions not please him after ALL and IL he going
% TRY back" in New York State again! Kossuth was
'crsd TO the fremont House. but the proprietor WOULD
not have him. This ehows how far Kossuth Is right when
assumes that the population Of Boston in his favor
The merchants and commercial classes were not ct Pa
nue Hall last night On the day Of kossuths entry the
stores and private dwellings not decorated With
aaes II the military alone that made any display,
and they ordered BY the Governor The eats House
was gorgcou.ly decorated but not rag on the public
buildings Of the city