New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

welcome You, SIR TO Commonwealth which Recognizes
the unity Of r,srknd the hrctherhocd Of men and Of
tons; Commonwealth where the equality OF s u,ea be-
fore the law u fully tsahshed whore perond Freedom
secured IN It's conpl-test ndv duality ssd com noa con
Meseoe, Sir Z, the s c,nsscrated By the tear and
OF the Pilgrim exies and BY the nrst blood Of the
and Hancock and the Adass b-eathsd n,o tho nation the
breath o. h'e 70 tho fields OF battle Warren and biz
and where the peerie. On 70 whose tomb you havs
& mace rmAse hrst mATshAled the armies OF the Re-
pih.s weieo'ne TO ne native State Of frarkhn. who
peeocc the eanse Of bis country TO wiling and unwins
ecupt4, :, I ,hs = 700 are pleading the eaase Of ye
OF people who cherish your in thor arar ana ho
pronounce your name with affection and aamirasoa wei
Of learning and Of charity arsd b. the free cho,ce Of Ia
people, for the culture Of all and the relief Of ansiss
give afheriand for which crime You are tsis a,v
homeless and persccuted exile.
To-day, you The guest Of Maxachxse.s Sir tho rs,
pie OF Massachusetts, not msn-worshrpen They wa
pay you no unrneanus compliments empty honos But
they know your history BY heart Your early conservation
your sublime tho nationality and elevation OF
your country the matches eloquenee and unns emory
with which in exile you have pleaded the Of Hangs
Ran Liberty the Of universal Democratic Freedom and
Of national ght the lofty stesness Of yoas pugpos and
the stainless purity OF your life; these have won their sym
pafhy and command their prooundest admiration Desoen-
dants OF pilsm oxeA greet you warmly Sous Of revo-
utionary patriots hail you a. the exed leader Of noble
struggle tor ancient nights snd national Independence We
receive you as the representative Of Hungary tho cham
would welcome your gallant people the ss.erhood OF
Republics. into the family of nations.
The people OF the Commonwealth Sir watched the noble
struggle of with admiration and with hope They
elt that the aies organized and into the ed
sighting the battles not Of Hungary alone but OF the world
because they fought for Freedom aud foE Progress
Your victories victories And when by the treah
Of Russia they felt and still e thai the Cav had nos only
violated the rights OF Hungary but had outraged the Law Of
subject the message Of Hi. Enceency the Governor and shs
resolutions pending before the LEGISLATURE, utter tho ssu
The wave Of reaction has swept Europe. The high
hopes excited by the Revolutions OF ls4s baed in the
graves and dungeons OF the martyrs of Freedom; ere
quenched in the blood Of the sbugsed people, The roa
heel Of Absoutsn presses the beating hearts Of the nations
The Voice Of freedom : heard only in the ,hreaeas muir
their exsd leaders But all Is not lest 6od lives and
reps The puest the nohest the most powerful impu.es
Of the great heart Of Humanity for Right and berty
Glorious actions and noble aims wholly lost The
=" seed OF seneroas sacrifice.
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When you quit the shores of the Repabc you viii carry
with Jon the prayers Of that the days Of your
exile may be few and the suhugaon Of people brief;
that your country speedily her proper high POI
sition among the nations and tai may give to hsr
Of your character and the OF your intellect 20 guide
her onward in the career of Progress and OF Democratic
Freedom.
Again Sir in the Of the Government and people OF
Massachusetts, wecoms you TO car hearts and TO our
homes welcome you TO such reception A. becomess ffss
and democratic people give the iustous living
leader and champion of Freedom and Democracy.
To this speech Gov. KossUTH replied as
follows:
Mr.. CHAIRMAN feel deep emotion
in recalling to memory all the deep meaning Of the clio.
quent words which you have spoken hope to God
that the prayer you have uttered for Hungary In the
of Massachusetts, may not be in vain He said t
gave him of speedy restoration 70 his coun.
try OF its lost liberty this hope and consolation placed
on the generous character OF the people of Msssachu
sets who always had and always must have their dao
weight in influencing the councils OF the Nation.
The decision In the Councils OF your nation may has
and settle the pursued by me, or may less
en- the prospect of my for time In striving for
my countrys liberty He returned thanks for the cor
dial reception be had met wth-he had fastened from
the far South the wings of the greet Democrats
steam engne--from warm climate 10 a cold one, but
he was not ignorant of the generous pulsatons OF the
peoples hearts in favor OF universal liberty Tie felt
proud TO be the guest OF the old Bay State and should
with pleasure put himself under the Committees gud'
ance. - .
The Governors dde-Camps In full uniform, hero
stepped forward and Col WILLIAMS, In their behalf In
formed KossUru that they were there by order OF Gov
BOUTWELL, conduct him to the Captr OF the STATE
and invite him review the troops Boston Common
tomorrow afternoon.
KossUTH expressed his gratitude for the great interest
Gov BOUTWELL, had taken in his countrys cause, and
accepted the invitation to review the troops.
At2 o'clock KossUrH and suit with the State Commit
tee, down to sumptuous dinner at the Massasos
House