Columbus Democrat., 1849-09-08
What KOs$uth thinks of France.

Tina lIrNGAmANs.- (alowing portion Of
letter from Hungary, dated reslh, july ]. viii
hr read With interest:
Il send tou the present by thh wife Of trader
ot EirnnH who ia about TO oin her hll, band and 8
who tharks 10 her German origin may perhaps
with impuuity pass the hedge Of bay lueis ti.aI
srperatc US from Europe. take this oppnun'!i
ot warning you not 10 believe the accounts which
.nay reach YOU from the seat OF war in Hungary.
You know that for moment oar country is an
oasis OF liberty, bathsl by desert of Impression;
and that the nature Of events in our land is At tho
mercy Of our enemies. So, every time }ou hear
Of yictore. gained either by the Aasnians or
Russians examine the story twice. ani frc0l'ct
that retreat is not always dctat aad that u
We cvacuaie Pesth, town OF ,tlc us' to us IN m
administrative or sratagelic point o. view, the
ilnngaI ian cause is moi lest.
"W no longer mt on ho all Of France in
our supreme struggle with despotism. Whcn
The French Republic is spoken OF to kossut!G, he
says,wih smile o'pity, Let US leave old mrn 10
die in peace, aul ask not from d1age what VIZ
can only expect from youth In the meantime,
this astonishing man displays an euerN ofNhich
can scarcely give you an idea. D.spitr of his
! precautions health he does profigies "raci,vIlt-
Seated on L co1ntry car, wi;h his " t. ami chId
al his side he crosses the ronntry,caig z llr pro-
pie to arms. and communicating to ihe y hoif ma.
ton that burning ardour which beams goun,l lis
immortal ace Sometimes be- arrives II The camp
oi his warriors, where, thanks To Inconvenience
Of every popular war. want ofproyisions AID am.
uni ion drag dscouragrment in theirttan. Then
h. rises on his car and speaks. anl at thA d par.
~ ,Io g,ld.v, H.,
their misery aud fdgue; they n,e toll ot cnihu-
sasm, aud ready TO fight and conv lrr "tr3
II on,y to give lrpose TO Louis kossulu and lis
family.
"Ile is admirably seconded by his lemcnanIs.
Genrgey wounded slightly in he arm daring tie
/ last battle proves that revolutions can only hp ac-
comp ished by youlg and new men. Knowledge
add experience ever give way before 1uu'h, ard
Ia every national movement the errais oi a,donr
ire De ter ihgn tbGse Of calculation. Drmhitskh
Nh, s. iIcr /. scattered al.n5 he frontiers Of
ialira, i, 'yag 20 draw Paskttwilz nto the
'nuntry. Yo know this general Wig esincd
.vrr rank in the French Amy. Ills dram tor
ietg teen years ha- been, 5j0l0 men with whuin
o ann hiiae the Muscovlte rmpir'. His dream
il rsa'iz1d; aud, though aiar off my reasoning
lay seem absurd, ia oae battle Dembla>h
gains victory, Hungary is is saved, and tho
'oiish general will enter Ga!Icia and the klns
lom Of Poland.
The Russians troops are d'moraiized fhr
Hungarian war is unpopular in Russia, and Il !
were sure my letter y, ud not see the lish',
would prove thi.. Drmbins&i is general ot
losto,to whom uolhng is impossible. sudden
lows ticinae and rcmpt himin which he differs
,rom Bem whgse perseverance, is his princiPa'
Iualily Bew may be beaten, but never discou''
'ged or da9Ned."
4 servant gil WIS requested by lady 70 90
o dry good store and obtain bed cJmlof'o,
or her. About an hour afterwards she returnsi
With one ut the cler6s.
/. The lady tainted. of course