The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-01-07


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escorted, without parade, to Browns Ilu
tel.
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Senator Seward. and wns p,asen,ed he Son
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suite, waited on the President, TO whom he
was introduced bv the Secretary of State.
Kossuth road IN he. presiJon, tho colIov;,o
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"Enlightcnrd by the spirit &C yuur
counlr,'s institutions, when we succeeded
to consolidate our natural aud historical
States RIGHT of scl~f.lovcrnmcnt. l., placing
it upon the broad lounla ion ut democratic
liberty Inspired hv ,our history, when we
had 10 fight for independence, against an
limitation 10y centralized ahsolutiStn Ton
solcd 10y your peoples sympathy when a
victim oi Russian interference VAN Tie laws
at nature and 1T nature Vol r.,e'''u
n exile bN the Government oil the tn"."
StairS, Supporting TIE Hu''"h 81 u'N't III
tS no'dr ie'o'H','" 10 undergo me 'e'N ""'r
st' OF WA, ,"'h'i man ''"N' u"F'o'''''"
TIE rsntS OF humanity against ""|,, Us,
trlan d'Spo'Sn' h's'"''u uy '"| O"''"
N'a''s O me- "''"use 'es'o''' ,'''"o",
ana ~ ueeu'm 10 "c'Fr!' ~ r''"" oil
those "ul.cs which, ny my nation u""',-
nous 'ohh'' nee a"" sovereign" WIZ "'No''
YEA ulo" ue h''S'u III i've e!'S .. many
oppressed ha'i"hs 10 inc sihho'n@ OF mar
oIhsct "a "oP'' "'"Use '"v s"'>sp'hs o"""",
hr' was seen cast J" p'c,er'oh ""un" me-
a~hhounr''2 10 'ne "ottu maj 'n''e i ma
non ailNe po"erIn' as 'fee' 'ea"! 10 pIo'ee,
tne EARN anu i" '"e person ol "a poor eNlIe'
Cheered by your peoples symia'iy so as
ireeinen cheef nor q u'an Whatever but Il
prlnciple now DOW before YOU. 81 IN the
proud position OF your great ratlon'S guest,
generously welcomed 10y resolution OF The
Congress OF lhe Ohit'd States WIN equal
generosity approved anu executed ny youf
Exeel'enry.
beg leave to express my iervenl thanks,
in my nane and IN the name OF my associ'
ates' Who alter having shared my mislo'-
tunes have now the reward to share The hon
Or and the benefit winch the great kepublc
OF the United States was pleased TO bes'ow
upon Hungary by besiowing II upon IT'S Tree
" chosen chief, when he became a persecu>
ted victim OF despoIic Violence
beg leave to express my lcrvent thanks,
IN my couniry's name, also which amId',
he sorrows OF rs desoIahons, feels cheeted
by your country ; generosity, ana LOOKS with
resolution 10 the IMPENDING future because
1t is confident that the time diaws near when
The eternal code OF the law oil nations Will
become a reality.
President: ! stand before your Excel'en-
cy a living protcs'a'ion against the violence
ct foreign interference, depressing the Sow
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