Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-06
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ponAence Is "Htaul h'"'ni
10 be quoted further. ,,., ,,,ed
TIE frs, !cttc. il the batch Is one rom 'NS''
WASHINGTON Jan. 9th, which says: ~,
Tine marked reserve in the reception Of my W". Nia.
rnr:mnpl ,y the acies your family on -'cM
has br,n IN .?yas!rlcd in this community ~ M h,
n, nj This rcsciv tie result c i''u' p'
@ =, c,r,ia statements which reache! you 81 '
nav, been =, paate,: since your atra mere .i LJ
man. (then MILF. JaGi.!o on e1Vl? III w., 80 s,,cn She
assumed the title OF hungarian heroine; a'i
arc"irJ public banquet i'll New York; thn l. ,'as'n-
eve oh said 10 Irve naic by !sr soR: VI W.
70 ynnjt.: that she exhibited herself III ne '''d'} ia
trrrr, GENERAL or officer At pusc assemblies "no
h,ntr,s and that she caused pictures TO be taken
in yuur likeness with he! o"h. =, 49,. ro,,n.
Allow me cmph lticay 10 deny each ana al me- H..
an,,Inrs ana L, cxarcss my profound regret 'hh' t'!
sbnud be- mad and credited. 80 lax from :eP,,
self a. :iun.ofi4n heroine, III? VIE, Hci2 i'v -;
Il, b, INTRODUCED HcnGian lhi?, WHICH va q;
mon nv Colonel rl.aT M,rr ForGct, ";i some "'It' ~"
GERS q. Gov rno Uhazts sn'e and s'r Is cet'a;hs !,
su,rsi!a for The language .. those cu"duct's ~ "
whn pr,,u;c, BY feelings ii respect a' S!''''"'.
,,s hr- i.tp.. because %. the hrtub!c services WHEN
she r,ntcrc. tic .! Hungary, ard wh'h m'1c e'
L nn.r'a5 exile. s,......,-,
srrh on such an OCCASION never Translated any Sac''
src.rh On her afri:a. this cui.ry al" acc't'" i's
jrabl. vilaun from M l1wari owner "i the i!'lHS
tIvus. in New York who !1t occasion Et3c Der d'h-
rer, 10 which his friends invited. was irrn 'se
in Wasiag"n deny positively that -:ic m le i SUCH
speech. III; . ..i
f,r Sine l- il j. true POLISH Crcprinn costume" (caii'
ed Krahusha,) which sue IN Cra""w IN lSlo SlF,
hnwcvr never it in this counry had she d"ne So sac
womb, n, yer have been admitted riu The circ: OF society Id
hcb she moves here. Ste has not brought her fua In
uniform this country, has she ever gone IL nr aus
theatres. except III Company "h Govern"
his family or the latter am some o!i'csts VI "''' J
zl's suite ni ,.
deny, finally, that Mrs T"chmnn before or after .tf
marriage has caused such pictures 10 DE- mae d. IT,
frr,rd to- If such have been made and circnlaud sr ana
know nothing about ticm ami cannot DC Icspon<9e '
them. 49, ,;,o
To couneract the injurious Impression produrc' By inc
reserve with which my vile was received WI you Dc h'"1
enough ID reply to The following questions:
Was that reserve in any way dictated aso by reference
10 the cnlannious charges against the reputation OF Madame
roch:an circulated lately in this country and when are
about TO undergo a judicial Investigation! .
Am not right in regarding Gov Uhazi as Your friend
and honorable aad upright gencil, 'hcupaoeoi Wv
ing his sanction 10 any imposition
With great respect, haze the honor 10 remain yn TX
celcncy's most "bsdient servant, u. lOCh'''i.''
To hi. Eyc"llency LOUIS kosscTH.
The following is the reply Of kossath 10 the above
through bis Secretary" Macy:
WAsnIxoToS, JAM II, 1852.
Governor Kossu,h (my chiefJ directed the /" express %
Mr. G. TOchman bis surprise, that amongst his nc."F ,oS
of public interest," he has answer letter o MI oc'
man. about supposed in the reception OF Mrs Locn
man, BY the ladies OF The Governors iay o" NC" e'
day. ~
The Governor having not The honor know Ms. Toch-
man nor having to watch or control the ladies o his family
about New YEARS. day reception would have, oi course
passed in silence the letter of Mr. Tuchman, had he not
that reception is imagined possibly 10 produce some nJn'
apcss by reference to certain charges against III"
rrpu:a ion Of M.dame Tuchnan circulated laiev III 'hs
country Mr. Tochnan Is plcaseo IN MS ie'c' " 'e
marx.
Now in that respect, the overnor feels very anxious TO
contribute much Us lie can TO counerhaunce any s IN
furious npessun though should indeed such an impress
sion exist could furbear 10 regard as very @ch
BECAUSE iiadamc Tochnan, being unacquanled with VI \
dame k"ssnth could not Of course expect TO DC fcesrn
otherwise tnan will. that ordinary civiy with which, "n
exception day. hundreds Thousands [" unknown per!
sons are and he rcceivGlha c"il!tv having nothing
coilnpn either with iauilarity--hat privilege OF more IN
innate r,ations-ur with reserve rs MI l0cllnan terms H.
II is therefore OF that regard which gen e'ah likes
cncrtan toward ladies' that his cxccency the Governor
desires Madame Tocman 10 be tranquized ABOUT ne mat
trr that neither his Eyceil-ncy or the ladies' OF his tamil
have been would allow themselves To tie lr"ued
with lille 1ossias. they have to his very moment not e
least knowledge vi the clrcdlli'n "i Whatever ci's''
a.ans III. reputation u: VI liam" l":htlar; s""i cDn!+r
:vnc could nave any ntsii'" 10 give cr'
10 \ thing which they not even know 10 exist. . -.
As 10 yonr inquiry. il yOn are fght III regarding ": IJhl
ii as Il friend o! mis- Excecncr the 'vcn0r ID Hungary
and 80 IN honorable ard upright g"n'e!"; me t''cIh
laks ureat pleasure. you that IN that frcct you
are entirely right Ire Governor cons CTS and escCm- Mr.
uhazi ~ his !e and "f his trucst friends and II" can
pledge his word that there can M no nan ~ more hoh'tu
bic and upright rharater than Mr.. lJAaM Is
Governor kpssuh, besides ordered ne Ia express 10 y"
sir sincere acknD edeement about the kind "P
ly proved his unfortunate cnuntrvmen in exile, whom the
change late brought 10 the shores o tile United States
aad lie would be indeed highly gatifed should he conss-
cny with position meet any opportunity 10 Prove 10 you
his sincere gratitude for this
With respect and due confederation, /. NAHl
Secretary ~ Governor kossu;h.
To NJ. G.. TucuMAS.
Letter third from Tochm1n TO kossuth expresses :rrisc
a, tho tone Of his communication above. Wcqurtc:
camel rc.a rom sling great surprise at the tone
ri votlr cilrlton Under ordinary circumstances the
manner in whc Mrs. Tochman received BY Madame
kussun nj the ladies' OF your suite would have caSloncd
M remark from me; but submit that the case ~ Mrs.
rochnan stands upon its merits and s not 10 be deter
inirrd iy the ordinary rules OF etiquette.
When agent delegate, Count TcckI had succeed
Ell in ala. yirg the hostile feelings OF the Poles Ia" 'lGs hun
gaaEs cngCnded by the active aid rendered by Hungary
r Ausll in the thu; resulted in the acknowledgements
Jf Puland thousands al my cpuntyIncn following che'
al- BEN and Dc:ntiusk hasencd I" assist your country
men in the hour ol ii. peril My wife, then Mile Jag"'
who with other daughters of pnlln informed you in
former letter, engaged IN facilitating he ia!Sporta-
OF yon camps being detected il t!Ht work lied
10 Hungary Seventy III yun! c"aaIryIa:7, NJ" ~ ms
c,uatry knew and heard of Ter there, s9i" ht seen Ec
Drawing danger thu others III III" hospital II ~
attending 10 the -ick and wnn'ed Sac ra'Er 10 me
United S;acs under The protection n Cav. liaz -
n,en,r oi his family who Introduced her POLITICAL &c,
and catcd .e grn:!"u+ attention PAID hex ~ the
American people.
Tocaan then goes on II give the great Magyar history
OF the c,lns Official aii uroti in received by his wic,
on her a:ris il United State, --ant then ads
.:Ih., circumstances authorized me 10 cx,rct for my
wifi. something more than the un!canin? clytt'y shown
IL hundreds WAC ai i,Hen 40 part IN n" caasc
Of Hungary.
To TIC Editors Of Tie Enquirer.
C1AassnuEo JAS IS, 1852
The message Of Governor Johnson meets with curiia!
welcome and hearty cndorscmen from the Sa"r "t West
en Virginia. lis Facts axe, indeed wc calculated 10 excite
attention. and lis Deductions most logical There Is rsti-
" bu; opinion s ability ard people u each pii!
cal party approve it, Without doubt; the voting pnpul ion
Northwestern FrgiTiI whih i:cIuca ALI = decided at
present lime in supporting Governor Jonson present
message.
However il t1cecdincy Likely thaR c" osrn;e
will BE- found even here. VINO condemn without knowledge.
prudent expenditure Of public money, in view o. the
prospect the market, is important. LIT the
en legislature Of Virginia. AMI all the American STATES
member that all is gold which gc!s, ana especially be-
of deep State Indebtedness The late honorable and
ccl.cnt john Randolph u Roanoke held that State debt
ike private ole, extent, curse; and
doubts that the eInacnt etatcantan was right
The n:eTr,t'n all the States the American Union
is against much state Indebtedness. These tie vi VS. Of
Your humble spondcn and in publishing them, YOU
need endorse un!esa .un fiji 10 10
The course Of the Hon. e. W. Thompson in Congress is
he will compelled 10 remain in rubiclt:c How
il is that The Democratic party deserts any
who - lis principles The conduct Of Jefferson and
Jackson towards good soldiers In the cause is always
bcred, AMI Is potent 10! good.
Among the various politicians who have risen 10 ds!Inc
ton in tie Democratic ranks be nausd vino mas
fallen BY Abandonment of those principles of
truth and us,icc which cherished by the humble
OF the Democratic faith with devoted and honorable
fidelity