New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-07

At Cleveland, on Tuesday, the Sd inst,
a number of Sunday School children were pre-.
scented to Kossuth. They had formed Hunga-
rian Society, and handed in their frs. contribu.
ton with book containing their names, with
an address by Mr.. Slade:
KOssuTH's REPLY.
feel indeed highly gratIfed at having the honor
TO receive on this occasion the expression of the
pure feelings OF children, OF whom our Savior sat
" He who is not like little child cannot enter the
Kingdom of Heaven"
You told me- Sir, that now and then amid party
discussions you doubted whether the fire OF freedom
in this country was not somewhat IN gloomy light.
Permit me TO say, you can never doubt In regard to
that, either for the present or for the future of
this country, because where the love of freedom
burns already with such bright flame in the very
heart OF the chicren, there is also future for free.
dom and independence and all those lofty senti-
ments which ennooie man and make happy the ma.
tons OF the earth There is in those sentiments of
the children foundation of the eternity of your
country's gIeatness-of your countrys happiness
and IRE edOin. There Is the rock UPON which that
glory will be built, by which your nation will not
only itself be tree, Independent and happy but viii
also tecome the eldest brother Of humanity 10
whom every oppressed nation viii look to a pro-
tector, and our country will protect them
humoly thank you for the practical testimonial
win inns expression of sympathy was attended
on The part OF the children here. indeed tell them
tnaI no associations of friends of Hungary Will ne re-
corced with warmer feelings in the history of man
klne, than that where the pure heart OF the children
ulltes = I'm the generous intentions of the teacher
10 prove bent hca, eady III the first period Of their
life, to humanity Il VIII be recorded with high
gratitude IN my country Is history and though wnen
these children grow up so as 10 be bea, arms IN
Just caute, confidently hope my country Will be
free yet, indeed, oppression is Ike 70 tha mytbOlo-
gieal beast, the hyora-hesded monster OF which.
when ore OF us hundred heacs is cut of ? new one
grows again and believe, In their manaood they
VIII nave ret only to act for e-om 0l. tina,
there VIII be pan 20 exert actively That syno.thy
which you have msllled. and your Institutions have
insiilec already Into their hearts aud 70 gni n tney
are so warmly attached With that very lore wIrh
which, believe, they are attached 20 their 90 gntry
tben parents and those wac Imp Art 10 the tue
highest ptneht OF Ilfeiniegence with noble ssnti.
nents-lLEeihssnce with Jus;tce-iHt. llgsncs ~ith
compassion toward foreign Eseries, and inte1l-
eeDce connected with Interest for toe gre At nrlne
P les upon whioh your counirys greatness ali haooi.
ness TepCse.
humbly thank you for all consider il as a great
BENEFIT, ard VIII nos only myself read again
the names here recOIced. but will send the N over
10 my ehlSIen HAT they may Remember these names
when they grow up and that when perhaps thew
cone 70 America, they mx7 know thar ia these names
they " III fLd ready friends. tApplauseI.