Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-16
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WARRINGTON, Jan. L.
kossulh received calls this morning. Cro,rdo
Of visitors Of both sexes called on him In ,bo
early part of the day, few were admitted bu,
members OF Congress, who presented their cards
at the door. This gave them an opportunity 10
express their sympaihies and views and many
OF them gave kossuth the assurance not only Of
their own sympathy for his cause, but also of
their constituency. Among the first and most
prominent 20 express their views and feelings
was Judge Beale of Virgnn, who said
am member of Congress, and welcome
you in the name Of 10000 agricultural people
hope you will find our hearts rs wide as our
country for those who love liberty.
Kossuth--What State do you representa-
Judge Beale-Virginia
Kossuth-The mother Of States and States.
Mr.. German, of Indiana Last evening re-
ceiyed the proceedings Of meeting in my State,
congratulang you on your arrival in the United
States, and offering you the Inequalities of
million of people in Indiana.
kossuth-I am highly gratified, the more be-
cause you all must be aware gentleman from
the state ofthings here, that must have already
come to the conviction that | shall not leave
Washington as cheerful as ! came II is graft
tying, however, to find that sympathy in the name
OF the people which you express; for very ofio,.
the instincts Of the people feel earlier and sooner
what Is the necessity of the time than the wis.
dom ofthe wises! statesmen. Indeed this is Of,
ten so every where.
Then turning to Judge Beate Kossuth said he
wished very much to have the honor to go TO Vir.
GINA, because, being himself an sgricui.urst. he
took great interest in that pursuit He had
found that continual Intercourse with the ever
lasting, ever young, ever beautiful, ever pure ma
tuTc, was lasting source OF generous sentnen,
in mans heart. lie was, therefore, highly At.
tracted to agriculture.
Then turning to the members from the Yves,
he said that he hoped to have time 10 see the grea
| "tather of waters" There was new world in
tie western country, and he hoped, q new world
OF present sentiments of present feelings
lie hal already received an invitation to 90 10
the West md expected to 60
Mr.. Molony, of Illinois, sud | welcome Won
to orr country in the name of 100000 souls, all
OF whom, if they were here in my place. would
give one universal shout of welcome. | hone,
whenyou get to Cincinnati, you will find it pos
sbc TO visit Chicago. where | can assure voua
most cordial greeting.
Mr.. Sweetser said he represents the central
district of Ohio, a committee from which dis
trCt was IN readiness to tender k0ssuth most
cordial welcome. lie would not anticipate their
sentiments. w hen they saw him, they would
themselves express the views oflhe people that
district
/ Mr.. Garter Of Ohio, said there were a great
/ field open to kossuth in the West There was
, 10 division of sentiment
! Senator Trueman Smith, on being introduce
ed to hossuth, ssid governor, how do you
/ do?'
/ Ieossu;h--Whcn people in Washington in
4nIro Of me, How do You DO ?" always answer,
" How shall ! do ~ Laughter
! Mr.. Glddings said he represented the northern
portion Of the Western Reserve of Ohio and
could assure Kossath that there were warm
hearts there, snd but one sentiment in regard to
his couse. Thci. hopes and expectations were
with kossuth.