The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-10

Washington =. c.. February O.
The u usual scene OF former Speaker
Of the Hungarian House Of Reprcscn-
tatiycs standing on the Speaker
lrostrnin and addressing the lower
, nranch Of the American Congress was
witnessed IN the House to-day, when
! Count Apponyi' was formall. presented
ana brought e message OF greeting to
/ The Representatives Of the New
/ World from a Representative OF the
Old World.n
The House took a recess OF ffteens
minutes 10 permit or the exercises.
count AIponyi was warmly greeted
when he appearcd in the chamber, and
| frequently WAS interrupted with an
plause during his brief address When
he had finished speaking the count
held an informal reception. all the
inembors of the House Ming by and
shaking hands. In Introducing the
difiinSuished visitor, Speaker Cannon
said: =
affords me to-day gre1, pleasure
/ - introduce one with whose reputation
We are acquainted not only through
multiplied thousands Of his own
countr%men WHO have made their
! MONIES and are making their homes
mere and have become our corintry,nen.
! nut ~ maE who has had forty years
service In the House Of Representa-.
yves Of Hungary, who for many years
was leader Of that body. and now is
not only member OF that body. but
q member OF the Cabinet. Minister OF
E.duca ton III
After expressing his thanks for the
honor OF addressing the House. Count
Apponyi said
= know YOU nwardly ask your
selves what has the Old World got n
he
tlemen, | think It is ahout this. you
come from the Old World, TOO: You
were born under a happy star.
It's Pride ma burden
ma oid World has icgacies Of
tradition which are its pride and lis
nuihen: When your ancestors left the
oid World they were privileged -
take away with them the very hos, ~
lhose traditions and to leave behind
what Is the burden of them.
on took With you the very hest
,.nii the very highest point OF do
famed in those days; you took with
you the sound, healthy vigorous IVA
ditions OF British liberty
"a gu deve!oped them and lou adapt
Gu lhe!n 10 The condition found in the
i maW hcnisphcre to which YOU had
SG Gnn on We're people who left be-
t'ri' 'l,, You wGat was burdensome in the
tual animosities and dstruSts, the call
Tor blood again YOU were enabled rs
leave behind You out OF al. the in
neritance OF hatred. of anita gonism and
ah'.noSitics Gentlemen, YOU feel il
more keenly than can express tina
, ms fortunate situation lays a grea
responsibility upon YOU. and 4 am-to
speak here before you on hehalf or ina
Oid World lsay this: We of the
9id World, desiring to come out OF the
aeevonring waste OF the ancient spirit
OF amnesty and distrust. appeal to
YOU for assistance to do away With the
hateful legacy OF hatred and war and
antasonism between men who ought
TO be brethren.
This is object OF my mission
IN America. This is what | think the
spirit ,p III Of IF, the Old World has to say to
1 NE , Split Of the New World and after
me again thank you for the high honor
Wh ca you have done to me. 1t appeals
strongly to me personally and 10 my
country IN allowing'me to address YOU
mere and to enjoy he echo which these
sentiments to which ! give expression
nave found in this house because If
has found them in your hearts and in
Your minds ~
Visits the Senate