New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-20
Dv,.v ON THE RMIRoAp.-The severe
PENNSYLVANIA.
Kossuth in Harrisburg.
Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune.
HARRISBURG Saturday, Jan. Il, Il

Core,pondsIos Of The N. Y. Tribune.
HARRISBURG, Saturday, Jan. Il, 1852.
You have already chronicled that the
great Hungarian apostle Of Liberty and Human
Rights has been amerg US, but j, is scarcely pos
bic to give you an accurate idea Of the sensation nc
has produced IN the very heart OF liberty loving
Pennsylvania The people, the real Stamina Of the
land, were absolutely crazy to see and hear HIN.
There was species OF jealousy engendered among
all conditions lest any caste should appropriate
the Man OF the Age to their own particular circle.
Yon Will recollect that citizens of Harrisburg some
three weeks since extended to the great Magyar an
invitation TO visit the Capital of the Keystone STATE
that its people might give HIM proper greeting and
extend TO him the hospltailtles OF Pennsylvania
Subsequently the Legislature OF the State, repre-
sentng the sovereignty OF the Common wealth, re"
ptated the invitation, and a conflict between the
desires of the Goldfish aristocracy and the warm
heart OF the people Produced on has FIRST public ap
pearance at the Capital, scene ~ confusion Win
is thus accurately cenea.ed IN The American Staat-
ard OF TINS date
Ats O'clock the great MAGYAR accompanied by Cover
Johnston and the Committees from both luses
tered the Capitol large crowd # pesons had c,ngre
gated the vestbule, who were highly nceused az tue
obnoxious resolution wmcA mad excluded hem rom no
Hall and given preference 10 the ladies' Many had cone
distance 10 and listen u the voice Of tins eat
Hungarian and no wo-der they denounced the et;1sye
resolution as entirely uncaed for and unworthy Of the
occasion, when they doomed TO dis pontment
the Hall not two thirds uU the reports IN the Pha-
delpbia and New York press relative 70 calling out The
coloed. II was the ebuon OF the democia-y against
the aristoc mixed up with little WHISKY and that's
all The National Guard duty guard Of honor
no military WIS called out aLd The whpe affair
expression OF the spleen and modification the Sovereign
People.
This statement most clearly and npretondingly
tells the whole story Of the Dire ldiul procee !ass
so laSorousy detailed and ex ggeratod By the .lar.
IiSbure correspondents OF the Philadelphia aud
New-foIk papers.
The town is now entirely quiet, and the susqls-
hannah is again frozen over.
The immortal Hungarian len this afternoon at
O'clock. Last evening he was met by the true no.
bility OF the laDd-the mechanic aud the laeoreT-h
the Court house, whose quiet attention and enthu-
sashc paudlls appeaIe1 highly gfa,iiyln t. nm,
and convinced all that the fault of rhlfsjays
trouble Nhs Hq y 1 ey , On s fq'Hfs
spleroid dtmorstratioR about one hundred and
my OF the leading politicians and members OF The
Lcgl%tg,,re sc beng IN attendance, .,,,,.-ss
which was Responded 10 By Gov. Johnston. Mf. ii.
Walker, Speaker CT the senate Jno. ;. Rhey,
SPEAKER Of the House OF Represenla1ves Hon.
Simon Cameron, Senators Munlenbergh, kInkel,
Packer aud others The tone OF plDlic sentiment
III the Oli Keystone throush iheir reoiese1, t,es
cannot be mistaken, ana VIII as 3iTejy De iel, tne
word was Intervention AID Fight Il Necessary,
for the dORn-trCdCCn u lsse5 81 Europe Inc Clhl
of The Revolution ht grOWn % mlnnooi AMI fen
his strength, and ae acyoca,ea me doctrine ~ ~
man Rights even IL II had 70 be "c 'omDA,hod ~
the CaLuCn's mouth. The demOustra alton was very
enthusiastic, and material ADD vas contributed IN
the form Of MY dollar checks 10 The amount OF SIX
or seven hunireG dollars.
very significant organization has been quietly
gotten NJ by Messrs Blanche d Crap, WHO publish
The ArqTieGn Stanford newspaper, "a sheet that has
warmly advocated the Hung aTan cause from the
outset Is VAS in front Of this Office where the mus
ket and pO der horn WAS displayed, bearing me
motto of" Material AID, and Which was alluded -
by KosSuth ia his speech before the Legislature
Ttese ge1 tlemen have gone 10 wors practically 20
benefit the ctuse OF Liberty by organizing an assOc
aton to contribute muskei, ssoer, or N effective
weapon for the Grand Bear Hunt" as they oDonly
call IL the lis ad of IN eir columns 1.-THE Harrisburg
resolutions were the lost fOrcI0le 20 touch ms
public pulse certainly this arm aye in the vanguard
To practically interpret the meaning o! Ma;erial
Aid and they entitled - full credit or their ex
isience, the more So because unsolicited aud With
out any desire for notorety. They have pledged
u emSelv5s good for q hundred sisad OF arms, and
they can be relied Oh. Go and do ike wise
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