Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-10-03
Frm the Baltimo.e Patriot.
The Austrian Gea<r.i ana the Essaou
Brewer.

. brewers was none OF mat wild 1uS
tice; il was outraged humanity pro
! claiming her detestation Of a 6enc
that wore her shape.
We said the other day, in noticing
the application OF Lynch's law to !
citizen of Ohio, who amused himsel
with the daily caStigation of his wife
and upon whom a crowd of his of
Tended neighbors inflicted the samt
punishment, that though no advo
Gates for mob law, and quite the con.
trary, that there were occasions
when the application OF Moses rule
was cOmmendable. 3
This creature Hsynau. among bis
other atrnci les, had the wives oI
certain Hungarian officers publicly
whipped. A greater outrage could
not be offered to civilization. And
every man having the heart Of a man
in his bosom feels il. whether he be
London Lord or London BREWER
If what the poet says is true
'FIe who LAYS his hand upon a woman,
Save in the way Of kindness, IS a wretch,
Whom 'twere gross Aattery to call coward"
what must Haynau be? There
fore that he was kicked and cuffed
and dragged about by his grim mus
tache. and had TO fy for il, taking
refuge under the roof Of lady,
whose sex he had outraged, was nat
ural enough. Woman always pro-
tects the weaker party, from an in-
stinct of her nature which cannot
bear to see suffering, no matter how
much it may be deserved. So Hay
.nau seemed TO know, upon instinct,
where he would be safest, while man
always soonest avenges wrongs
against woman, and therefore are
these sturdy brewers justified in the
eyes Of humanity. Its lucky for him
that he made an escape. What
rights could he plead that he had not
violated TIC the rights OF hospitali-
ty he has no claim, who knows not
what mercy is TO the defenceless fe-
males of land that he has unjustly |
and ruthlessIy oppressed. The curse
OF Cain is upon him without the
mark of the Almighty-which with
holds the hand OF his fellow man from
his Just punishment. In an article
upholding the brewers, Winners and
Smiths Times says:
$50 keenly did the British nation
sympathise with the wrongs OF the
Hungarians, so utterly did they
abominate The tortures and cruelties
practiced upon the prisoners, and,
worse than all, upon unoffending, in
nocent women, that if Lord Palmer
;ton had come down to the House,
when Russia interfered in the quar-
rel, and announced that England
could not look quietly on while such
Injustice and bulchery continued,
here is scarcely an EngIishman in
he land whose heart would not have
eaped with Joy at the declaration.
That the latent feeling should have .
broken out at the sight of one of the
thief actors in this national massa ,
re, shows the strength with which
t burned at the time in the breasts ,
If the humblesl Of the population"
The truth of the following para ,
,raph from the same press is high +
Ionor TO England: In
"We have become proverbial for C
,ur hospitality. Every expatriated h
'atrio,, no matter from what part n
f the world, finds an asylum on our n
hores; and even to rulers who have p
peni their lives in plotting against il
uman freedom and progress. we give l.
quiet, but not cnfriendly salutation. q
'oor Louis Philippe, after he for- h
sited the crown Of France by his
olIy and selfishness, found in Eng
and a home and grave, unexPosed n
D the least insult, and surrounded n
v his family and his friends. The r;
.aders Of the red republicans, when IL
nev had made France too rot to O
old them, passed over to this coun Il
". and the refugees froo, every o.
oniinen,ai SsaJe have been treated, d.
me Jct Of mind, with the same in W
algence ard courtesy. II is well a:
is so. Enjoying ihe largest amount as
practical liberty ourselves.-fee b,
, think, 10 act, to talk, and tc write q
q all political, religious, and social d
,pics-we show 10 the inhabitants cC
lands less favored, and mole espe ec
ally we show their rulers that true SC
berty is not compatible with per- ST
'ct security to peace, law aud or ol
er. We scorn the espionage which Ii
ne passport system Of the continent "
ntaiIs upon every traveller. We p
-eely criticise the conduct Of the q