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Sob,rn T,lszregi Occ corncr Of Haaovsr and B.ssy g
MOVEMENTS OF KOSSUTH.
Ko-suth ut Cleveland.
CLEVELAND. Monday, Feb. 9, 1854

CLEVELAND, Monday, Feb. 9, lisa
Governor KosSuih was this morning escorted fra.
his lodgings a. the Weddell House, 20 the Amsna,n
Hotel, IN front Of which some FIVE thousand peuous
had assembled % see and hear the ilug.ro1s reor.
sentative Of Hungap's cause.
Tue Magyar was welcomed by the Mayor Of n,
city, in s speech of great length
K0sSUrH's REPLY
In reply, KoSsu;h expressed his asionsimen, Al
seeing such gathering where, lev years sincs
his name had never been heard tie Hn surprised
TO fad so many lOpulOus cities where the inolan bar
YESTERDAY az II were, mad Ioamed VITA the c.oins.
kulfe and ,0mahawk Gentlemen, sad he. II sons.
bocy comes and ASKS me, p" Why GO Iod no' pro-
ton ?" why CONT you RAISE this or t1st sand
arc >" "Why co you Lot volunteer ON tals or that
fed!D / answer him, a. 90 NOS, because isis pst
ny business | CO not because he VINO Is grsspn.
too much viii hold nothing 10 Lo., because nv
hancSare alre acy SO full, that should ~ TO gIsS3
whatever standard noIc, All would IAN d0wa into
the Gust 60 not. because respect yohT instl.lton
of self gOyeTnmeLt--that source OF your freedom,
mower ard happireesn Gent non, love in3epend.
ence as Washme.on loved his c0uaiiy aad country
men be energetic, as Jackson was and rememoer
FraIkhn, who brought help 10 your spores, when
youT country was "a neOc, ana W dshlngl1h himself
almost CespaIfed OF ylCtOTy-thOush ne found no
Russia TO light him, bu. found France 10 hslp HIN
Letthe world not say that Republics have no memo
~ for received aid b. being faithful 20 your tst
YOU can have The gCry of becoming the FIRST nation
on Earth You vii conquer the world u your pflu'
ciples sir / thank sou an0 the citizens OF Cie'e'
land for this generous fect piion. pray TO Dol 10
bless your country vita the f1iTest ets % hspplaess,
and recommend 10 his mercy ana your support my
bleeding country.
Another dispatch give sone additional IDEAS Of his
speech
He thanked the people for alo wing him time TO
rest before addressing thea lie Was Ike an eI.
hsusted bird crossing the ioamlng 0cesn, which
rested It's tired wings BY proposing uset upon ship
uniil IL had become sufficiently restored 20 20 on
TreIr INDULGENCE on hIs arrival WSs tbst ship and
he was no. Dtating his uTed wings aganst tle SYM
patty which ne had met-he hal not creaJsi It, but
Only elected IT, ~ the steel olics the sparks tina.
pre eNlst IN the flint. II he pronounced upon certain
Guestiors he would only DO the work OF Messrs
hulsemanr and BOdlscu, and he was not fool enough
10 ot cOme the tool OF Russia IN that way.
The ADDRESS was received with great enthusiasm
KOSsUTH REFUSES FURTHER PUBLIC RECEPTION.
The following is an extract from letter OF KOs.
suth TO the Committee at Cincir natl, with which Mr.
Pulszky VIII start TO MORROW. to deliver and explain
81 decllne IN the most solemn wdy every process.
sion, illumination, banquet and costly entertain
mept. Allow me 81 PROVIDE for ny lodging and
board and whatever You may have resolved to be-
stow for those objects let the amount De gwen 10 ths
Hungarian fund
In The evening Kossuth addresses the ladies'.
M3o'clock this afternoon, kOssuth delivered bis
great speech at the heloceon to an audlence0l,e 1
persons, who had paid from 81 to 80 admttance,s so
that he Will not leave this section OF the country
wlthOut that material aid which Is destined 70 sup
ply the sinews OF war.
lie Was met by ceputations from Lake County,
who presented hun with $500, as the measure Of
Their sympathy for his country's cause
Tomorrow morning he Will leave for Columbus,
the capital of Ohio, where an enthusiastic reception
ants him.
IL thought considerable amount OF materia
aid viii be realized here. All is enthusiasm