Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-27
RECEPTION OF
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IN WORCESTER.
SPEECH OF THE
INDUSTRIOUS MAGYAR
Great Demonstration at the City Hall
Popular Enthusiasm.

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Yesterday was mos, beautiful sprins'Se day.
The sun was out bright till noon, and the ar was
- MA c,p;al. II was Just such morning as was
needed to reader the reception oil the "'Osu''Us
Macyaran occasion Of universal pleasure as We" ~
one Of hearty, uarestraiaed, cordial en'o"S'Ss"'-
ss,e,,l fsss and banners with appropriate 'usof'p'
,;nDs we're aispsyed at conspicuous places, u sne
morning., and waved alo0 during the Whole oay'ae'
noting that the public interest was early a~~Aele'
md the public heart MAS ready 90 respond TO t0e
g., ,,oon,cs,sen, al Governor Kossath, arrival
A,,oss ,he head Of Freal street. hum the CITY
Hail and Harrington Corner, waved ~'ss -
with the snseripssoa swELCoAk ho>StI "a, !
AND ALI. TRUE PATRIOTS OF ENhNi
COUNTRY" Acres Masa ssFee', 'Ea1a ING = - |
Sail aad Democra,5c Head Qsavs<Ts, waved 9 sae
$780,. l.rve sar beNrSaz sAe nauzga . IAAfAOh
ToTyRANTs LIBERTY TO THE WoRLO-3
ps,wges he ExeAanss a-4 B. L EIAz'aas's se'rs,
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roR MAR. TIE h7asa1 q eAs Ma=ean ~iaz osr'a-
,.,sa ssA sshs Hue<zrszz zn3 sSs AH'srE1sz ilszs-
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AND LIBERTY The suaalmy n iTiHr % sliH
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:, u-r-rs sf IRE. ss1rIraauuasst ~ lsE aar anr .
,.,h Il saue- On dle 4r4ler AEs ri tlH zEr=@
a. wsr3 Il TsEs.TE > ars.Vs=sI wi zzE1-
The Streets Ezrs s1rnIlEst II an saHzs lnafs SIN
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trzia reaches sis 8e1ar. aann stiir.I nass
Of sanassuda gsss .siIs=.ss IL srs1 ils irrx ailss
Of tie exile hungarian CiIas ssssz r. saa nsu.
dasss % sae N4Esv and szsesl m 3 s7zzss 81 ia
SIDE. tsgssaex st.l Caiaslg4 y llisns q ~ Essz
eraars saafs and s5sieza. 4 aHde 81 satisfaction
aad plessars giesmssf re suasue Ilsaa lipe ase d
Eossusa, az BE- ncsf ss.suint apna -ie snsisa E
rzuisSssiey wha nsas ne ~ VIA sissss 7ln sisf
had uncovered. ae srsses sa,ssts ant pas=f liz
hand UaceT zas esessiesr management " E..lssrs.
Day. tie PROCESSION ss1 sysr 81 H. npres apt ~
yer narcsiag tArsuea ~ ss's5e sr,rsts s1sss1 s-
lined vah eeepes Al sasassss y Ne saue sssre v
according soaor - sssr s5aer - sss, ~ srpea~
sioo reseseG ~ coaaaa~
At ten mJnases sesss ssxs sts aSfsacs n ~ srp-
cession had reached ~ ,5aassas sssf ~ nes-
Ctes, Kosssta zA6 bts ssa@, aegsaes eEra ~
State aad INK Co~3sssss, ssss pp2a 4 ~
presence u ~ ,csssse opasesrss ssssastes Is ss4
TO fifteen tsossssS pesSae, - eeeer5sg + ~
most vocifeross Sazsser. Hses ps1ss ne psrgesGy
restored, Peter G. Bac9a Hsg., Nsgos n ~ ~,
took the platform AID ssiss
Governor Kossg,h II sas Exsea " ~ " ~ Def.
form the deiIghtfSI dry spoa isls sass 14sz ees.
sion, 10 the presenes n Egfh brzaebes a ~ C1fy
Government, and thls immense coae1yses " sgecsz.
TORE, - express yos tasS grsGsDd ssailaests "
sympathy and welcome. fS1g pfesesee hAs SDsk.
ened unusual joy tbfOggsost 0ar city, aao il the
name and IN behalf u ne City Cesfil u WDrces-
Ter, and u this great gathering 81 eltizsDs 10 yoa
a cordiaI and most hearty wsl1,me. AH1 permit ne
TO assure you in behalf u the Guy Government sad
people, that eoterisin The deepest Sympathy for
you and the noble cause % which yoe have devoted
and now dcyoting your life. We recognize il
you the honest representative " popular liberty and
human progress, upon the continent from which you
came. And we earnesty hope that you will feel At
home among u.s..
You ara surrounded to-day by The moral atnos-
phere that inspired the souls Of Hancock and War.
reu, and Adams and Ois, and which neYved the
hearts Of those who made Lexington, Concord, and
Bunker Hill immortal names. The love oi liberty IL
indigenous TO our soil Here where our forefatbers
fed from the tyranny Of the old world, they laid the
foundations Of free nAtUtons deep and strong upon
the rock Of principle Here they caused 10 rise TO-
gether, the church and the free school house, 70
gether with free press for free people. and an
open Bible, and these have made US what we are 49,
Our cold climate and our sterile soil have proved 10
blessing, and nneneryated by luxury, strength.
ened b, manly labor from day day. and from wear 10
year, we their descendants have kept the fires Of
liberty burning to The present hour. They we're i'm.
ported in the Mayfower, aud we're at last embodied
in the Declaration of Independence that great char.
Ter Of our liberties.
81 Among the cherished principles thai we have
iaherited from fathers, is the right Of every ma
iion 10 manage its own domestic affairs, in its own
way. lCheeTs.) Holding these principler, and
seeing their beneficial operation In the hisor, Of our
E own, and other nations, what language Of ours can
express feelings OF execralion agan,t the mon.
sser wrong Of the despots OF Europe, WHO combined
their energies Of oppression, crush the naonalit,
Of your native land, and compelled you stand hers
to-day, an exile.
But all IL not lost. There remains in the heart
Of men, 10 every cline and nation, deep and grow
ing sentiment in favor Of Liberty. There remain
the unconquerabIe and iron will TO setye her cause
and there 10, too, just God, who rules the affair
Of nations, and though clouds have gathered and OBJ