The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-03
Ncw.Year's Calls upon Kossuth.
COMPLIMENTS OF VARIOUS coNGREssMEN-REPLIE
OF THE MAGYAR, ETC.

Il.
OF THE MAGYAR, ETC.
WASHINGTON Jan /, 1852
Kossuth received calls this morning. Crowds of vis
ters of beth called him In the early part Of
the day few admitted but members of Congress who
presented their cards at the door, This gave them
opportunity to express their views; and
many Of them gave Kossnh the assurance not only Of
their sympathy for his cause but of their
sdtuency Among the first and N ost prominent to ex
press their views and feelings Judge Beale dem
Virginia, who said--"I am q member Of nsrefs, and
welcome you in the name of 10000 agricultural people
be pc you will find our hearts big country for
thoes who love liberty.n
Kossu1H--What Slate do you represent?
Judge REALE Virginia.
Kos,rTH-The mother Of States and Of statesmen
Mr. cORNAN, (dem Of Indiana Last evening re.
ceived the proceedings Of meetisg in my State
graduating your arrival in the United States ana
Offering you the hofpitalities OF million Of people ia
Indiana
Ko.suTH-I am highly gratifed-the more 50 because
you al must be aware. gentlemen from the state of
things here that must have are lady the con.
vcton ha shall not leave Washington cheerful as
cane 1t s gratifying however, to find that sympathy
IN The OF the people which you EXPRESS very
often the instincts Ct the people feel earlier
what Is the neces.y Of the tine than tie wisdom IF
the wses etaefman often 80 where
Then urI ing Judge Beale) kost nth said be wished
very much TO have The ht go to Virginia because
beirg himself an sgiicutur list he took 4 great in
terett In TINT pu'ut lie had found that continu :. in
tercourse will tie everlasting young. beaui-
full ever pure nature was lasting source Of generous
J
attracted TO agriculture. Turning the members from
tie West he raid he hoped c have time to the great
father Of waiers.n Tkere world in the
western country and he hoped world OF presen.
tentmenit-of present feelings lie had already re
ceivd Invitation to 90 the West expected 10 go
Nj MALoNLY (dem J Of H., said--I welcome YOU TO
cur country in the name Ct two hundred thousand
teuls all q whom il they were here in place would
get &c Cincinnati you will find it possible to visit Chi
cseo, vhere can nture you most cordial greeting
Mr SWEEPER (den) OF ohio said he represented the
nfSiT
was in readiness to tender Kofsuh most cordial wei.
some He would not anticipate their sentiments.
Wb.n they him they ud themselves EXPIRE IS tbs
views OF the people OF that district.
Nh CAErTrR. dem. Of Ohio, said there great
field ofen to Kotsuth in the We,t, and there
division Of sentiment
Senator TRUMAN SMITH, (whis) Of Conn, on being In
tIoduced 10 kossuth said Governor, how do you do z!
Kossr1H VIXEN people in Washington inquire of me
How 90 you DO, always answer How shall DO y
(Laughter)
Mr. GiprScs raid he represented the northern portion
Of the Western Reserve Of Ohio could assure Kos
ruth that there warm hearts there aud bu. one
sentiment in regard to his Their hopes and
Iectations were with Kossuth
Judge BEALE here took leave saying to Kossuth Be-
Of good cheer-the government Of the United States
win not long resist the sentiments Of the pcose which
s 70 abide by the great principles justice right
Mr. snLIos, (tem q n. J rendered the vsruet
who had always felt ard always would feel the warmest
Sympathy oI the prosperity OF kossuth and his people
Mr.. S1BhTToS, (dem OF N J. also assured him OF the
devotion Of that state to his cause
TRUMAN SMTH took leave of Kossuth, paying that
though be was nc longer Governor Of Hungary De aco
he was De jtTt.
gentleman from Virginia, whom we took to be
member II CoDges addressed Kossuth in substance a.
follows -Ie had called upon him In his indivdusl apa-
city lie had noticed that the City Council Of Rich
mond had rescinded their resolution rendering Kos
suth the bospslties of the city but he considered
this rather compliment than ether wise, because
the political elements which surrounded that city
in consonance with their preconceived opinions
in relation TO the great parties which divided coun.
try the adoption OF the federal constitution TO th,
time. In the Egreat contest waged for the triumph
Of democratic principles the city ofRchmond gave John
Adsme the federal candidate $40 votes while JET.
ferscn the author Of the Declaration Of
received only 49, Therefore he considered the rescnd
ing Of the revolution Of welcome OF the City Council of
Richmond not as an expression Of the sentiments OF the
people Of that city.
MI Stanton (whig) Of Ohio; Mr. Stanton, dem Of
Ky; Mr. Stanton, (dem Of Tenn. Mr. Disney. (dem)
of Ohio and Mr Breckt nrdge, (dem ofKy holda long
with Kossutb the greater part OF which was
10 private There much familiar cordially EXPRESSED
in conversation and the subject Of private CONVEX
ttticn was understood TO be onintervention,
joins WISCONSIN Dictator Of the Republic Of Poland
1916 81 eracow presented himself before Rossuth with
10 he eenRsin words. He spoke OF the generally pro.
yG,ht cobNicton in Europe that the year 1862 which
mtDctd 10. day, was 10 charge the desnes man
l!hd lie VIE Lot Incl Fed 10 tuperstien, bat IL there
Was inythiIg e INDICATE he fui6ment VI that prsdc.
titp tvG tie arrival ~ Kossuth here lie regretted
the unhappy feelings which had existed between Hun
gerry ana Poland, but said there no example of
ntpLboIing Iaors which had existed 20 long SIDE by
tide ttat had rot qutfreled He THANKED God for the
truths IIokeD by kofsuth He had learned from the m
tcHthirg that might be uteful to HE country II God
It;m,iac Ian 10 return He Ltped there would be 10