The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-07

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THE PRESIDENTS MEssAGE-MExicAu INsTALMENT.
The House then went into Committee Of the Whole on
the State Of the Union and took the resolution to
fer the various branches Of the Presidents message to
the appropriate committees and after brief debate
thereon laid the subject aside and took up the bill to
pay the last Mexican instamen but without coming to
. conclusion, the Committee rofe and the House I'D.
journed.
From Warrington City.
KossUTH AND HIS MIssIoN-THE CABINET RUMoRED
ACKNowLEl GMENT OF LOUIS NAPoLEoN'S GOVERN
MENT.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS THE NEW HERALD.
WASHINGTON, January 9, 1852
Kossuth tomorrow night is expected to give int
resting exposition Of European affairs He says the peace
Of Europe not yet secure although the necessity Of his
immediate return has apparently ceased to exist He
says hi mission has failed and he contempatss journey
to the Western country. He will attend an assembly
ball to- night to the exclusion Of all the diplomats from
the continent Of Europe.
There is . rumor that the cabinet have had council
on the question Of acknowledging Louis Napoleons
patton and that the American Minister Mr. Rves, will
be instructed to recognise It,
FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
MOVEMENTS OF Observation-Disclosures OF THE
CLERGY OF TIE DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA-THE
COMMON CoUNCIL-THE TEHUANTEPEC TREATY
INDIANS, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Jan. g. 1852
Kossuh received the cergymen Of the District at one
O'Clock to-day The Rev r. B. Gurley delivered an eo-
quent and exceedingly encouraging and appropriate ad
Dress recognizing Kossuth brother and the repre-
sentative of great cardinal religious principle They
welcomed him to the city Of the great Westinghouse
his monument, and almost in sight Of his tomb They
to speak out fearlesy and fully his thoughts
to the naten assured that they would not be uttered in
vain
KoseuTH's RESPONSE
Kcssuth in reply said-Gentlemen, I feel highly
obliged indeed your attention the hopes
which you sanction by the principles Of Christian
religion, and for the kind advice which you gave me-
which is valuable to me- and will be recorded in my mind
and in my heart. 1t is indeed great benefit to every
subject to toll and adverses in the fulflment Of
his honest duties towards his native land and towards
humsniy-it is great benefit to be here the tomb
Of your great Washington who struggled and acted for
like sacred causebu who went to his tomb cheered by
and by the wing welfare Of his country upon
the basis Of that independence for which IL struggled
led by him. Because indeed ny the inscrutsble wisdom
Of God very often the most just is for moment
doomed to suffer, and to to annihilaton and
movements Of adver.ity cling to unwavering faith
in the goodness Of Providence is still corsong and
it gives strength to the mind to that just is
not in every doomed 10 fail Of an very
humble man. but have in my heart the resolution to
do what consider with honest conviction my duty,
had not the hope the strength Of
man is weak and thank God that in seeing your
country feel my weak powers strengthened even by
the hope Of successtnas hope OF rests chiefly
and mainly in my strong warm belief and faith in the
justice OF God even Though for the moment the whole
world should forsske the cauee plead My guiding
who be against me?' But, after this first
and fundamental basis Of my hope l, indeed, have
need In sorrowu moments to look around in the world
to see where meet the revelation of this Provi-
dence which is always acting by instruments Is
my conviction that there visible instrument point
out by its very position by its very principles to pro-
m itv IL
for all thai If there is an instrument pointed out by
the very finger CT God it is here in your land that viii
date momentary result Of this my Bope may fail nd it
is sorrowful to think that the life Of nations there
are moments which, when they pass there is power
to bring them back again-but should it ever be the
doom OF my country not to enjoy that destiny which
God hath pointed out to mankind, it will be some con-
ISOLATION to know that though NAY fail in momentary
success here those principles which you express and
which / have found to be the principles of the
people the United States will have then
affections which influence the living man can stop the
wheel OF destiny; that those consequences will at
time come, not for the benefit OF country still for
the benefit Of humanity. We Msgyars love our coun-
try and 1t is indeed sorrowul for seek
lstion in the universal happiness Of mankind founded
upon the ruin of our country. We must be for
given for this little debility Our Saviour was not only
but God he had the power brace with eQ ual
love and compassion all mankind. We are humble
men, we love that soil upon which were born. Mo.
ments have brought changes Even now in the fate Of
Europe perhaps unlocked for, there consong
indees very sorrowful must confess one thing had
not expected that Of which received yesterday
that the French nation has indeed given its vote AMI
for the maintenance Of the usIrpation Of
Louis Napoleon had expected that, perhaps the
ory Of the people would pronounce by silence by not
peItalng in the vote In-,o ily expectations prove
to believe that can read the every page Of
destiny Yet, notwitbsar ding this, feel consoed by
the consideration that the more events in the midst of
tie French ration GO in the way which Is connected
the mere the mportaIe Of my own oeoStry rises 70
MSnsasy yv and IL sas not only and It's
but it lie the only possible corner stone OF Europe
resolved TO that and TO the Of
that freedom which the Almighty has destined to be
the commo benefit CT all humanity Christian princi-
pies have made their through the most difficult times
dowhere IN the world, openly confess, have met In
private hfe those principles 80 generally and universally
diffused, as here in this land have taken this for
proof that free must be better Christians than
thoee are free because there Is freedom in tho
principles sanctioned by r.lgion and it is not possible
for not to hope that the day will indeed come when
those great principles Of religion will also be tie law
which rules in the intercourse Of nations and 1t Is the
glory and hope your country that Is the place to
which oppressed humanity looks with hoIe to see here
tho,e high principles Of christianity rise out q
the earth l will 60 on as you have advised
me to doand what consider it my duty to do land
should unforeseen circumstances Gull back be.
fore shall perhaps have accomplished what should
like to have accomplished here ! confidently sure
that humble requests which are also the requests OF
supporters here attached to these principles with all the
eelir Of the heart which by Christian principles
snoved went to church last Sunday evening went
to pray God to bless my humble endeavors Indeed was
moved almost to teaTs when found that the prayer
which TO raise to the throne Of Almighty God was
by the very minister of that congregation
and that the Christian essemblage united in my silent
interpreted hy tbs tongue OF the man whom they
had choeh to be he Interpreter OF the word OF the Go
pei Now isnot the first fact Of the kind that have
met with here in the United stases but even had no
basis Of my hope hat those principles will not met sway
like the SIGH of alden in the breeze, but That they
will be supported this very fact gives me conviction
May / be kindly remembered ~ you-in that word In
which pray Of you kind renemhrances let me not be
supposed to nave spoken Of myself man is nothing
the words Of man die away but truths and principles
msin you have said BE the supporters OF truths and
principles In the midst CT ali that happines which en-
Joy here in your free great and glorious land Que JOY
more j wish, Gsntlsmen-by your operative aid, by
your indefatigeble zeal To the principles OF
Christianity rise ont OF private lie also TO become the
rule your towards other less happy mem
bers of humanity. Accept my most humble thanks
K,ssuib then introduced TO each OF the clergy.
men present.