New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02
KOSSUTH In NETWORK.
visit to syracuse.

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| From Our Own Reporter
SYRACUSE, Monday, May 81. 1854,
Hungarian and American flags were
flying all day yesterday in Auburn In honor of the cys
guest This morning Senator Stewards house con-
spicuous to strangers from It's Hungarian decorsoas
and Il was the rendezvous OF Hungarian friends AIS a.
clock this morning Committee Of IS gentlemen from
syracuse, with Alderman volney Green as Chairman.
paid their respects TO Gov Kossuh at Senator Stewards
mansion, and severaly introduced. Kossuth wes
then given half hour TO prepare for his trip 10 Syria
cusc when he escorted 10 the depot and by Hoa.
s. Goodwin handed over 10 the Syracuse COMMITTEES,
and received In very neat speech by Alderman Green
Upon invitation Mr.. Rlatchord, Mr. Derby Mr. Pock
Of The Adrdtisn and several other gentlemen Of the
Auburn Committee, became guests Of the Syracuse
Conmuee and accompanied them to Syracuse
specis, car was appropriated for the use Of The
Between Auburn and Syracuse no demonstrations
were made, II the presentation Of el0 gold piece BY
Nr Hsllond W. Chadwick, ct the Skaneselss stAtions
can be excepted.
AT SYRACUSE.
Here the usual ceremonies of reception were con-
Quoted with spirit and good management When tho
arrived at the depot cannon doomed and bells were
rung and the people cheered as II there was ueaning
In their hurrahs.
the City Hail. isnked BY several Fire Companies two
Societies OF Odd Fellows German Society and
Company Of Youthful Rtiemen. Kossuth was escorted
by the Committee, between the Military and Fremea,
to platform 10 font Of the City Hall, where after
introduction to the Mayor and nbers Of the Council
be WAS welcomed by the Mayor in speech which -
sured him that the people Of syracuse bad deep In
terest In hs cause. and great personal respect and
honor for hi, character and high admiration Of bic de-
yoiion 10 his native land.
Ksssuth responded a. follows
SPEECH To THE PEOPLE.
Mr. MAYOR i most humbly and cordial
~ thank you for the honor Of this reception, and for
the consolation and Joy which connected with it Tbs
vast multitude around me and their spontaneous cheers
numbering like the tones Of the trumpet OF Joshua when
the walls Of Jsricho fell, evidence that In
Offering 10 me, Sir, the kindness and hospitality Of the
City OF Syracuse, you truly represent and interpret
There 10 something stirring and embemsuo la the ~
socisops Of this reception Here before me have tho
eagle Of America with spread wings ready TO soar 70
heaven lcheeTs 30 take t ~ suggest idea that
the people Of America about among the ma
tons OF the earth Ia their power aud might eheersI
| would suggest only one alteration Here kossuth !,
stopped and taking 10 his hand the eagle which stood
at his feet, raised Ii ever bis head would see this
Eagle OF America elevated above the head Of humanity
cheer, with spread wings In protection Of the lsw q
Nature and Of Natures God lcheers.
Mr.. MAYOR; You Will kindly permit ms Q few words
your citizens as circumstances may sugsest them 70
10 my mind.
GENTLEMEN: There are several circumstances cos
nected with the historical recoecuoas and present con-
recoleehons Of my home and OF my poor downtroddeu
fsTtherland II understand the character OF your his
tory this land given By the gratitude Of your coun-
Try to those who Leroicaly fought and bied tor your
Independence. We have sod La our country, Get apart
10 the purpose Of reward 10 the patriotism Of The heroes
and soldiers who have fought and viii again hsht for our
Liberties, and tbs Independence VI their country.
Then, Gentlemen, you are here Ia syfscuse engage
In salt manufacture. We have salt ranes IN hungary
and may ssy they Rave been the bass o. our treasury
for Independence. They were the ss2ss upon wnical
bonded my financial MEASURE Of those hale bank notes,
bg which we bare shaken ne pepaious throne o.
Ansria. fcheersl and carried on our war essnwe~o
Empirrs II DOT successfully, 1t least brsvey and boa.
esrIy. ICbeers Nov, Gentlemen, here b nssard
E. rnectior, OF IDEAS have disposiuon once more 70
get thoss ssIt mines Of Hungary, and give ysuisZ
word you will hear dngs scrvss the ocean which vn
more warmly enlist your sympsthies with my esunny
than ever now. fCheeral But hope your symPsehy
and rene rosty will IN some measure make amends for
the Inomentous loss of our treasury. have 10 hops
that the pubic opinion Of the United States WIN Idle
oyerss the soup Of the despots ON earth lEnihssiAse
Gentlemen am told In certain quarters that the
element has passed away. have been advertised hs
there Is devil In myself Now, gentlemen, hope tha4
not the case bur thst am attached those principles
by which men enobed and mankind proved 70 b
OF divine origin Az TO public opinion havei done any'
thing In Syracuse TO cause exctementi lou nave sea'
dered me the honor OF reception heard Jour mn.
dering cheers before uttered word What hare
In my poor shattered frame 10 make excitemsntf NO
gentlemen. It u your attachment 70 PfinsiPtos-yow