The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-15

Europe Above all the reused people the nit
Of your foreign minister's aud follow example
OF the New York meeting, with reference every
creant Walsh to be found dsregardipg alike his trust
and his country. MARCUS.
Our Paris Correspondence.
Pans, September 26, ls49.
Sympathy of the .4mericans Europe for the Hung ian
Refugees in Ti1key-Kossuh Going TO .4nerics
Enclosed you will find the letter Of the 22d instant
addressed by . number Of Americans In Paris to our
Minister at Constsntineple asking him 20
TO save the defeated heroes Of Hungary As the sub
scrbers almost the fpot they concluded 1t to
be their duty to act the pre- misses promptly and both
according to their hearts, in the of the
great republican meetings just held from and the
Union to the other You will conceive that in such
emergency 1t impossible to wait for all country
men here TO give their There IT, however, the
same unanimity of opinion among private indi-
viduals, upon the subject at home Our Consul has
ceased to have the confidence OF any body with refe
renee TO European politics His state Of health keeps
him in the country We believe that the old Minister
nsb Departed and the has not arrived at Paris
1t Is sad that kossuth will go to America. He has
heretofore thought Of England but seeing the sostili-
ty Of the Brtish aud the
want Of zeal for liberty among the ignorant Of
the people he has been disheartened with England II
he turns his steps to the United States he win and
underttsnd real self government, and its blessings
There Is something there for him TO admire adopt
As The great battle Of freedom 10 just beginning in
come into IL, public attention cannot be aroused too
soon to the condition Of the old world entirely
II probable that Kossuth will do much to enlist Us in
the last crusade. His reception In q country where
kings are compelled to travel in cog but where Father
msth.w received more than regal honors, cannot be
doubtful AN AMERICAN.
THE APPEAL or THE AxrRIcAss.
DE "a ns s.p mSn sf = "a i ra
D4s.sys CAss american Minister at con...ntnopis|
nea with indignation and amssemen at the attempt
in cold blood. ths the revsuton In Hungary
The psa,cn. Of K.,,s,h BEN and Do%Sn.s and h.,
o. iorasy y eyery law human and divine To surrender
would be cowardly lasting disgrace 70 any
sGss rC Ssar the s.
sns ,ppianse Of civilized men, and which will sdcrn the
Psd in NE n,ss,i,s ku,.i. r Auiria although
and Haa nsa s sGts IN e. bis refusal
Az important % the nynsarAns that the disnhed and
,s. ssniinSs g abe and wiling preser1a
may rest ~ sy That .us il mad. a. mort. 'Sf
%. hazard Of having two despO,e nations Intoxicated
sS a. The same s%s rs sanger I,i.
The KOs.uth and his friends who have bee,
euliab The tsk Of American The chief Of the
ION BY b. and and Ii. IN
S sps me a , ar, @sss by sr sacrifices .Gr.y ef
,uth and any Of his eompsrs,s have already los. their
% ne f.ns rs,sssS shsir Sounry snS on
ss sy nus sna a Of ever. and
probable However that the cord would ruthessy spped
way sa;Sps; nd that ''s %Sai an: or q:
that ths viii any OTHER
70 tals the lead nor hesitate gong 70 the
rsen 81 Nose TO symrathise with Hungary. and hsvs
you perceive no dissent 10 dis
1 g hs 81 rsry on .es subject A1ons your
,rssr .ssr.y has brought, cgon hs heiss, q the
tsin public in the interference
sa,s hs .as'r,s. men who's. ye,ys been brOushtby
from this sst Of sister republic where progress
ssa,s, u .y %sS saw i.s s 1.ei o Uni.
to :. Of sT. lad , On ss III q r..,s .
and masses a, home a, crisis which ADMITS ONO
.. eontden,y rely ugsn yCur ndns Impulses
Of our S in s 70 .a sa' c ra s.
thai ysu val spppsrt ,h. sul'as With every possible
p9,sr to susta n him. and viii 40 IL. U.s. ''
u, pss, means q S"pi,s ashsna pss.Sd upon %
our and people viii require hsr representatives.
ss,ssn o. kes.Stb BEN and associates and for he sup
occasion fr srsaas,s Of ~. .ehoeI Of American rsrsSs
ctnisH " TO take the rs.pen.bili,y.
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Thomas ,ls,ide NO. "A Moss, rhls
nsnrl > nrayt.n sc. J0hs LANSING MI.
PssI., September n, 1912
tn, R,c,Jnen Of ~, H.n. M Rir,s-.suiu~n W,sth,r-
.8matoan, Psr1s-- IT., Hon. j. n. Clay en- rout,
Listor - IN, Pre,idenf rislatir,s .assembly yey
pre Fra.c P,>cesT tn, .4mer,csns and ts Iunsarians
bsv. perused, with regret in several American
newspaper, report 70 the effect that the Hon Mr.
Rives, our newly appointed minister to this court
would not be recognized such by IT, upon hi. arrival
happy to he able TO contradict this report upon
the very best authority Mr. n. has not yet arrived,