New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-31
KOSSUTH IN NETWORK.
Arrival and Reception mt Auburn-Spceches.
Prem Our Own Reporter.

Arrival and Reception mt ADMINISTRATION
1ssn Our Own Reporter
AMERICAN House, AuBURN, !
Saturday Evening, May %, 1852.
had only time for the 5 O'Clock mail
10 bring my report to the me when Kossuh reached
The American Hotel He was taken into the parler, and
Introduced by Hon. John Porter to Mayor B. f. Hall,
who addressed him as follows:
FELLOW CITIZENS; appear before you to perform
duty not lees agreeable to myself than trust gray
ing 10 you in introducing to your notice dunga'shea
stranger emphaucally the guest OF the Nation. IL Is
always pleasant duty, COMFORTING well with the dlg-
nitv Of man. to tender the homage OF gratitude to the
great and goodto him who has passed the hery ordeal
Of life uncsthed and to multiply recorded honors around
his name.
But when such man comes to us from abroad,
martyr TO the of freedom the stern champion oil
principles as dearly cherished lives, fai.1tu to
The end undauned by the prosecutions and unseduoed
by the Establishments OF power, our hearts warm 10
Every individual and nation has deOtiny Ours is
Me establishment of new epoch-the American era OF
history illustrated by principles as Distinct to the world
and az as the Acknowledgements equal
ity, popular sovereignty, religious freedom. Our coun
ty with Its broad domain we hold In trust for the
world as temple within whose walls the oppressed
and aowntroddeu OF every nation and tongue and pee
pie may gather and at whose shrine all may worship
Ms In naiive-born right Governor hossuth, should
fail in doing justice to the feelings OF this assembly did
Il
brother IN the common cause Of mankind
They have watched with solicitude and seen with adj
iratop, with what setabnegaiion, deyotedaess, patti
otism and eminent ability you have borne yourself IN all
the steps OF your Their sympathes
have been with you and with your nation III your fierce
struggle with the perfidOus Hepsburg for the mainte
of the ancient laws and privileges OF Hungary,
covenantcd BY the terms of confederation and SOL
emmy eSarantetd By a coronation oath. They have
witnessed with sdmiing wonder the heroic defense OF
your nation, nervod with the high resolves OF reemen
~rAek a astr.ft ~
domestic usurpation and foreign sgressiona defense
glorious though unsuccessful ard they ookforward with
hope b the time when with the sympathy aud ali oithe
friends Of human hts throughout the world YOU shall
reasert your ancent Independence and rise umoye go
riops than from 10 fall"
Nor we, Sir be unmindful Of our own peculiar
%ss Ss America. N peops %nser the
arts and policy ct peace Vet, upon more than
csson have they shown that they know how 10 value
and 10 vndcats their national principles and hoaor
Their sympshes aud material aid have been ever freely
rendered 20 nations and communities contending for
the nalenable rights Of man. And the time may soon
come when true policy and national dignity may
Qure that they should not remain unnoved spectators
OF the lswless Intervention of the despolc powers to
crush under iron heel the principles of their
own Declaration OF Independence.
And when that time shall arrive, doubt not, SIR,
(speekng for this audience, to whom l now have the
privilege Of introducing youl the American Govern
ment viii be found ever true to their principles their
character and their honor. Felow-eiszeos ! iairo-
duee TO you Louis Kosseth, the astous Governor OF
Hungary.
Kossuth replied: One of your distin-
gsshed feow,eilizep senator sswsrd--bssshown 50
much hnslness aud generous ieelug ior my aud
to M, that when about 10 add the flowers of SYM
patty - Western New.York to tho garland whch has
been I'D t. nue. IN the United States had the intea-
ueps eut II private respect 10 stay e~ hours prsyse
~ IN Avleis--h0 ths siEoDsss Q, TIE etzeus ana ne
tonINsn tonac9 bss construed tSa opportunity
n E44If In trmI hon In
ier sAoft usse fee gaess of il,e cisy. 4 hamely
tnonk yea. SO, and Tire cifiscrs oi AUSaTn -
horslfD rioesSons 10 rcaask tat 30 kssw tie
~Asn nrs snoi toe stsests hrRe ant; let s.ss char
astsr o. De Itsis H~ s.aue the chsrs Ter Of MS
n scf, eit ~ wss cid % 's&nt ,As p-ss,s o. scsra