New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10
KOSSUTH IN NEW ENGLAND.
Letters Received. Material Aid-yisit 10 the
Public schools.

Pnbiic schools.
Prom Reporter
revere HovsE, BosroN Saturday May s. ls5a.
1t cannot be said that kossuln is unac-
qusinted with the views Of the American people upon
his mission He meets the in the gssherngs he
addresses He has the newspapers every morning and
besides all this he receives daily, about say,
"any quantity of letters letters Of sympsthylettc-s
OF material aid'-leters OF censure, and letters Of
promise Some of these letters casious and pre-
sent remarkable ia ssntisanf for kossgrns
consideration Let me instance two OF the ultrs cn~r
ac,er few days ago, gentleman of Northampton
sent KossUru letter. inco-ing sl0a evidence
nat all the people OF the United States not blind
ed by sedshness. The gentleman went TO say that
nothing but supreme seld.hness 10 the enjoyment OF
great blessings kept Americans from entire sympathy
with Hungary and operative sympathy with the Kos-
SUTH movement there was wllliG disregard OF the
injunction, Do unto others as you would be done by"
Ii the true Christian spirit pevaded the dion all tho
people Of the United States would feel and earnestly
toward the great end that all the natives the easeh
should enjoy the happy form of government existing
here
few days after the receipt of this Republican docu.
ment "A Travelled American Citizen of Wall.st, New
Yorb, who gives his name, but which need not DO
given here asks kossUrH seriously he has seen,
Notwithstanding his hstred OF European Drspotism.
that the American form of government IL the worst In
the world, and then the gentleman proceeds to remark:
Believe me whO khor Governor. there Is not oas Of
the specchirrs who have fnsomey addressed you
who,e aUooed private opinions are net In your d'sd-
vantage who does not in his heart d-iks hs form
of government which he IL ever prAisng la pubic, and
who does say THAT like M.zzin in italy, your
peous Republican theories aud your ambOh have been
the real causes OF the misery of Hungary, and have
cOHsfdaft9qls
srchy -the happiest Of all governments"
The italics are not mine. Show this precious
document and no doubt the many who have addressed
KossUT in the United States will feel infinitely obliged
to this Travelled American citizen"
Comments are superluous on such document. I
only make this extract to show whence opposition to
KossuTH in certain quarters arises.
New.England has done well for Eossuru In the ex-
preston of sentiment but better stn la the way Of
" material aid" Between NewYork and Boston, on
the way through New England, the contributions and
receipts of meetings amounted to S2,i)0. The Boston
receipts have been S. 700 from West Brookdeld, sJ0
Bangor Maine, $500; Charlestown, 1915; Lowell, sl2
n: Lynn $780, and Salem, about sl,000-ntking
Sll $50 New. England las in two vcoks contributed
for Hungarian Liberty. From New-Jersey the endre
amount received by contributions and from meetings
81 go.
KossuTH visited several of the Public Schools this
morning lie accompanied by Puszky and
Kalapsza, aud was conducted by Gov. Boutwell, The
first school at which he appeared was the Hancock
School, where 300 young ladies are educated. He was
welcomed by Mr.. Adams, the Principal, and was pro
sented with bouquet by OF the assistant teachers
a young lady. Here KossurH met Mayor Seayer and
Mr. Bauks Speaker OF the House.
From the Hancock School the party proceeded to one
OF the Primary Schools. Again the Principal welcomed
him, and he replied briefly, making afew remarks upon
the necessity OF thorough primary education. The next
visit was to the II ga School here brief examination
of some of the pupils had and KossUrH expressed
himself well satisfied. From the High School Gov.
Boutwell, conducted the party to the Latin School Mr..
Beecher welcomed KossUTu and In the course of his
remarks spoke of the excellence Of American Colleges.
KessUT, In bis reply accorded the American Colleges
high emnence, but said he boughtthere not enough
nducemen Ia the system for Professors TO keep pace
with the Improvements Of science He explained his
idea by giving sketch of the German universities,
where the excellence Of private lectures comes in com
petition with the ability Of Professors la this school
KossuTH heard two pupils rece Latin, and expressed
himself much pleased Nth ths accurate and intelligent
manner in which they acquitted themselves.
From the schools KossUrH taken to the office Of
the New Telegraphlc Pirc Alarm, and was shown it,
manner Of operation He commended the ingenuity
displayed and expressed his confidence in the utility Of
the operations.
The programme Of Kossyrfs labor for the coming
week is, that he shall speak at Roxbury on Monday
nght 20 to Lexington and Concord On Tuesday;
Plymouth on Wednesday Fall River on Thursday, and
speak in Fancul Hail. the political condition Of Ea-
rope Friday evening. The,e programmes OF future
movements are so often changed, it 10 scarcely worth
while to chronicle them but they may be taken Is the
plan of intentions
KossUrH cannot speak at length TO the Germans Ia
FaneuiI Hall tonight on account of lllheath. Pulszky
win take his place