New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
KOSSUTH IN NEW-ENGLAND.
Visit to Lowell.

Prom Our Own Reporter.
BosroN, Thursday, May 6, 1852
KossUTH's visit to Lowell, yesterday,
was an entirely satisfactory He was met at the
Revere House at l2 O'Clock, by Mr. CHEsLEy, Col. AB
Borr, and others of the Committee of Arrangements
and with Mr.. HOPKINS and Mr.. KImBALL, oft State
Committee, accompanied by Mrs. HOPKINS and Mrs. 8.
G. HOWE, was conducted to Lowell In special car.
Arrived the Depot he introduced to the members
of the Committee of Reception, without any speeches on
either SIDE and then handed 10 carriage which, with
eight or ten Others bearing his suite and the Committee
was escorted through the principal streets OF Lowell by
three military companies under the command of Col.
BUTLER The people thronged the streets and Hunga-
rian and American flags were suspended from many OF
the windows and the streets at many places The
moving of the procession Tas announced BY the firing
of CANNON and the factories were stopped but the
crowd did not cheer Western crowd would have
done However, when kossUrH left his carriage at the
Merrac House. after the route OF the procession had
been pursued, he met an immense crowd, filling the
street for some distance either way and this crowd
in the humor and afraid to cheec In the hotel Kos
suTH was met by the Ladies' Hungarian Association of
Lowell composed of ten operatives who had raised
nur,e of 500 Miss ELIZA Pooh presente the purse IN
a nest speech and kossUrH happily responded.
WN LIVINGSTON of Lowell stepped up to kossuTII
when he took leave of the ladies and handed him 500
hi He was about to clip away unnotced, but kossurH
erssped his hand and shook it atfectionasely.
KossUTH dined privately with his suite public col
laton was given to the Military Companies and others
at the City Halt
In the afternoon KossUrB and suite, accompanied by
the State Committee, were conducted by portion OF
The Committee of Arrangements to Pawtucket Falls,
where they examined the head gates and water.works
for the csnal-they then proceeded to the Lowell Car
petMils-then visited the Merrimac Cotton.f actory
and then inspected the Boarding House OF Laura A.
Kimbsl KossurH expressed himself much pleased
with the opportunities kindly afforded him, and made
minute inquiries about the machinery OF the mills the
social position OF the operatives, &c;
BEFORE the party returned to the Merrmac House en-
thusiasm began generally to prevail to an extent not
common among the people Of Lowell, and cheer upon
cheer greeted kossUTH as the party aghed at tne no
,el A crowd remained around the Merrimac House
iii evening, when KossUTH addressed an audience OF
I zoo bondholders in st Pauls Church He was vel
coined by Mayor HUNTINGTON in a brief speech, 10
which KossUTH replied as follows:
CIa am penetrated with sincere gratitude tor al tue
kindpess welcome and sympathy you have tenderso
me and TO which this distinguished assembly mas an
swered with their spontaneous cheers Excuse Z ioi
daring 10 object singe word In al tnat you nave
,d and that il that this assembly before which have
the honor to bow has some expectation 70 near rom INC
son ehine worthy of attention. must oeein pV ciaim
;ne their indulgence Just feel sorrowfui tnat "nat
ever persons al kindness should draw attention from my
cause SO must feel anxious not to do or say anyns
that NAV bure that cause to which have devoteo my
life Iii not of faee mode sty, out truth makes o
say it, that the more opportunity nave 70 ue
people the lower must fall in their estimation II -
not possible else have claim to be great oratof.
Cceyo GREAT O, ator and in all his life he made,
perhaps thirty or forty speeches Demosthenes nas
name renowned that viii be immortal and In MS wnoe
life he made don't think more than twenty p5 &c.
But since | am 10 the United states nave maae n,o
hundred s9eeches and Il Is scarcely posnoie tna ioat
hundred and nineyIine of them are worthy oil a'en
ton. rh..
1t is not easy TO speak In a foreign tongue nave
some Ede written, but had not nne 70 nnisn' LII
must nust to inspiration. When came here nesi1
HYMN 10 God and an in the sanctuary consecraeea
to religion and plead for liberty. Perhaps ous u
these circumstances may derive some rnie msp'
ration. g.,
Ladies and Gentlemen: When the lsborer gathers "a
the crops wi which the mercy OF Goa n H.
his tolls and TO wipe off the sweat OF his prov nc ~.
down with the giaddening feeling OF having zen
the task and escaped all the whims OF nme ana IA ~
sweet moment Of security dash OF hgnfnins -
| suck snd burns 1t down, Wo OF sAnhc:S S -.
through his heart and he looks up 70 heaven viii -;
| from desvsr A winter hard to get through knocn =
his door, but the winter however hard VIII PHsc snu
the sprig viii come ana his more fcrfunate neasnoor
vim aid him In his tois and his fields WI again zen
with Natures ets and harvest douoly r'cn WIZ co'n
| pensste the deiuded hopes Of the past year
Truth the ruth of freedoms ike me notnel
earth Violence may crush H. but III future u canno
| destroy .-
| land INV nation. We are Ike that laberer. brweil
was fought the battle sf justice and nDerSy ana
has crowned IN tols-snd the blood On mslyn ~
brow but 4 has mot flown Ia defest; the ray OF victor
has eded the sss smile uyou the lps Of sesimm 80
patists rch IVES the harvest Of the bed wnserco ~
the blood Of The bsss q vssiaasyendence o. eo1n
ny Lived b. nillIoss moro than Ne q wss merry %
~ :" Ws - dom . vps OF shs owes q so ..
r. Esns,~,sH a. thanhseivfnes rose from NJ nPs
desehsed niISons, DOT ihs lightning Of HsaSsa' Dos