New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01

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Mr. Chairman, you have been Pc r., ,5nyc,aics a.
- "a ~ honor But one thing yet wssn' ar,
That n IN take home 30 the not oniy epptessea
800 Old World ar q consoiaton 70 tne hsuohS lh'
IssS ok 30 AmeYica-see the condition OF the PEG
~ shout 10 speak directly Ia the election Of President
"a on every party platform because is rot parry
-, an American question Its decaredthatts the United
efsfcs viii n look inferenfiy when the despos tram
ne down the code Of national law"
(,entemer, IL could be very soon Inferred tune
European patons not degraded so a. 10 endure op
urcss,o, Soon you would see the day OF liberty dawn
over the whole Continent ] will not dwell ON this
point 30 detsin the audience will take only tne OPP
porrunity 20 say, tina. this my huR5e petition y ia1eh
up ~ part Of the Presidential PLATFORM to dsnis
the char cter Of the future AdmDS stis1 the nations
Of Europe have confidence. Bat with OF wtno o..
this hope and consolation may take the liberty 70 say,
that the people Join Ia the noble words Of one 70 nnon
lam highly indebted In public ss wei as "a 30
represepts your State In the Councils OF the Nauoh'
senator Seward fapplause lone Of your own cliZehs,
Imay ssy in bis words the people JOIN; 81 ,he Bs,uh.
Lei me perform my part " the service OF me t1epuo
Ne by cudyatng the Of Jusice and the love OF
Liberty which elements Of IL being and By deveh
oping their saving Influences not only IN our eonesuG
conduct bu, in for conduct also, and Ia SOCIAL
intercourse with all otter nations. lProionged sp-
plsuse5
This speech was received with marked attention and
deep interest Whcn he had done speaking, the gentle
men on the platform with few prominent c:tizcns,
were severay presented to Kossuth, when ne was es
corted back TO the mansion Of Senator Seward.
AUBURN ITEMS.
There is public opinion for Kossu,h In Auburn One
sees Il and bears.t among the people There was more
heart in his reception here than In any one he has re-
ceived In New.York since his return from Boston.
On Saturday night he held levee at the American
House which was attended by many Of the ladies and
gentlemen Of the city, Messrs. Derby & Miller book.
1uhlisbers presented him a check for 500 The stu
dents Of the Theological Seminary pail their respects
In body There is decided opinion among the stu
dents Ia behalf OF kossuths cause The President new
DIR Hickok IL an earnest Kossuth man. On Saturday
he went ~ purchase ticket OF admission 20 me church
where Kossuth was 10 speak, for his wife. He gave
The clerk $40 bin The clerk handed him the change;
He refused 10 take it, More tickets were tnen offered
him He said "No. lfmy friends want to go they must
pay for tickets" w,
During the Leyee on Saturday evening, DR.. Wal.
lace MeCrall and b. Miller from the Committee OF
Arrangement at Utica, presented TO kossutn ana
Mr. Miller renewed the invitation, which kossuth had
declined by letter, 10 visit Utica He replied that ne
was ssrry but his time disposed OF he could mol
stop AT Utica and he could not return from Albany. lie
had decided that his mission must have an end. lie
should go TO no places where he had not previous en-
aaeements He had refused to stop at Rochester and
he could not accept invitations from Maine and New
Hampshire.
Al 9 O'Clock the Leyee was ended, while band 81
,nusciens was playing patriotic airs In honor OF hossuh
on the balcony OF the American House.
This morning Kossutb goes 10 Syracuse, where pre-
paratIons have been made 10 give him another enhus
astc reception.