Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31
ss,cHsseND ENQUIRE Err.
.x MORNING. OCTOBER 81. 1881
kQSSIfIH.

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,,ou,h Franco on his way England-'ho iru'' o' an
'd ,urchension OF too great stirring up oil
,,oro,;c feeling of the people OF France-"i' m'A'
Eossp,h douby welcome 10 GU r people. but ne" :,
vill be given to his reception by the 'naS"a"' anu
h,se noured ont On kussuh from the bhlsi press " "
,acimen of which, from the London lhheS " r
~, hI Doubly distilled bitterness as the edofiaiS Vi
,h,, n,ner usually are when any Thing crosses 's p
nnon Kossuh exceed anything We have seen rom c
same source 1t represents him as ehartea" III
ship public disurber OF the peace man S'''.u Wv"
,,c eic,s Such poisonous assaults must react VII"
dana cfF.ct Instead OF keeping down Inc in'ehueu '''
Inc caumnies OF the London Times VIII aoo new "
Tho warm demonstrations that nave pee" 'e.''e'" y
by the municipalities of London ana Hou'"a'p'o' cav
ar ;,nnor,ant towns and cities, including Manchester "'
;,h,m and Bath THERE'S thing al all events, says
Tho correspondent of the New York ADVERTISER winch MS
enemies canno. msyepr.sen,, but which they DO not aiude
- viz thar at Tho time when Benz and others wa"erea ne an
his choice rather die Than 10 purchase safety oy
,v;ro his faith The people who sheer at hoSsuh arc
consistent in adnlring the Emperor OF Austria, inc fee
Of Hesse and the King of Naples all OF whom aaop'ea c
course of eecting their preservation by swearing 10 con-
situations they intended to iun!.
we are not at all surprised al the coarse ana lhseuo"
on, Of Kossr,! b. the President Napoleon, the London
md o,her. of thut school In kosuh they see the I'M
rsonation OF the principle OF liberty and equal rss
and they fear that mnging will! The people, lie may excite
- onthns;ns,ic devotion to free principles, which may SUI
further weaken the lettering foundations OF anrepuocah
oraanzaons As proof We may cite the ihehlsehcc un
nounced from Paris tina; no Hungarian refugee al present
in France will be allowed leave 10 visit Eneiaha oufhs "
stay of kossuth and then 10 return "ha1 occ' eo" "
yDec:ed OF precnier ike Louis Napoleon "ho e "eau
f nominal Republic is compelled 10 sustain himself III us
i'll. gotten power by timing ami "pIsonnS me cono"c'o's
Of the press ana ny frightening the people into submission 10
nh thn caDn
ncnsc standing army? His conduct towards hossuh
hown m most triknsy scaning letter from the latter
- rbe Mayor OF Southampton. kOssuh contrasts the con-
duct of Turkey Great Britain ana The United Sates WIN
the disardv miserable uniecing action OF the crow IN Inc
Eaoes neste degenerate descendant OF the great Ma
pocon His LANGUAGE which We trascrloe orea'es an air
Of noble indignaon delicate satire OF generous and lofty
hearing which must make peicnder OF the Eyse shrink
within his shell. de says
requested permission pass through France TO England
directly, without asking leave to stay IN any pace because
know The charace. The present republican French govern
MT and declaring 20 be tcacy 10 o" any ioy Iu G
,Ye advice government would Zee! convenient 10 give
m for nv rapid passage through France. NJ Louis Napo-
leon Bonapare refused the requested permission 10 pass
through that French republic which cid hlm The honor 10
cleo Linn 10 the high where his sacred sworn duty Is
to be m chief guardian Of the democratic constitution OF his
country which proclaimed TO the world 10 have Tor primer
niles freedom and fraternity Monsieur BonapaEte was him
-,if once exile and may become an exile once more
France then not republic still 1t was an asylum ior
pass-and the exile tie president OF glorious ma
lion great republic, refused Il is rot hope to whom
eore tribunal of public opinion throughout the world
this refusal will prove to be disgrace" Wish tna no
one should remember IL c lime !cn perhaps NJ Bona
parte will more be an exile himself In no case VIII
the refusal Of the French impede To fulfil the
high ielt duty thank the people OF England Tor It's gene
,ous sympathy. am still resolved 10 land at Southampton
Sir will Captain Long Of the Mississippi TO hasten
me down TO Gibraltar wish ana hope find there
OF conveyance 10 your free and glorious shores were
it but for one hours stay.
The London Times grossly mistakes the character OF the
American people, when it asks:
What should say If Mr. Smith Ob!ien effected his es
cape from Botany Ba: and received with consitua
tory address by the inhabitants Of New York! Yet Mr.
Smith Bren is in the opinion j.! hosts of lsmen and
Americans prosecuted end as honest patriot as the late
dictator of the Magyars.
We are proud believe that i: that noble Irish patriot
should escape to this asylum OF ponIira eA'' our
most heartily welcomed byz as E6nSici Of Botany Bay
iey would victim OF political persecution, account
of and generous aspirations and they would extend
him the sympathy due OF high virtue and noble
aims:
From the London Times OF October O.
However commendabie be TO uphold the character
4" this country place OF refuge Tor the prescribed of all
denominations, and TO express with becoming warmth our
adherence the great Of freedom throughout the world
j. fitting before select any Of the ugves who have
i"ached shores for The honors due the good
and tbs great 10 ascertain how far they deserve them
Under ordinary circumstances should have been
leave b. Louis kossuih proceed without any further
comment from ourselves. his Turkish prison his
TranSantic retreat; but tXtiayaglnt made
by certain parties whose ignorance ana enthusiasm 90 hand
hand receive this aspiring author cLiei Of dsas
rebellion he combined in The hlghcs: degree the
qualities of patriot and statesman, called upon
state in few words the for which regard this APP
peu deuSicn and imposition the feelings of the
public. The common Council Of the city Of London with
its accustomed sense OF r0prety, and s recently acquired
experience Of foreign affairs has taken the lead in this de-
monsation The Hungarian agents in this country have
been aborng for time give il tca through that
portion OF the English press which has placed itself in their
hands. And in the present absence any topic the pub
lie diversion between the, closing o the Exhibition and the
Of The winter every rtt will BE- made per-
ns with convert II kussuth into hon be-
fore he consigned 10 Mr. Barnum nokv the Of
United States.
To represent kossuth the champion OF The Hungarian
Constitution AMI supporter principles OF limit
ed monarchy which still happily rooted in the affections
OF the people Of this county, absurd would be
confer similar distinctions similar grounds upon Nazzni
or Louis Blame Indeed after the exposition of his princi-
piles, with which NJ kcsulh has Just favored Democrats
oi harse:es We do not SUPPOSE that his faction in this
country have The ciironttry cali those principles con-
stutional lie will land Southampton an avowcd ad-
hrrcnt OF the Republican party in France; nor can
that avowa have surprised acquainted with his past
The revolutionary character OF his opinions the
sclsceking and arbitrary spirit OF his ldnrin-a the
enormity ot many his actions and the cNraordinary mpos
lures he praccd with crcGnipus and enhusi-
astic people, were the principal causes not OILY the fright
full contest which tesoatrt Hungary but ohc intervention
OF foreign armies IN The way and OF the ultimate suoreso
OF the ancicn! Constitution of the land. That Constitution
was in tact annlhned from the time when kussuh took
prominent part 10 the Government and the assembly OF his
creatures which Dehr czn rescmbled The
ot hungary bartD.cs Parliament fCSrlbled
the Legislature o! the British Cons ,uiion.
II IS not our province 10 investigate the private life Of Kos
suih before the OF the late struggle and
tn cOnne ourselves the fact that judicial proceed
ins Instituted against him years ago for
duct in the performance of in the county Xempln
and that he not eXuneraed from the charges then
brought against him. All traces of Tie procedure in this
carefully destroyed during the period of his gov
ernlient lie subsequently, became public writer of
siderable euquencc and notorctv and brought into the
Diet by the influence OF Count Itchy ensuing election.
In this position he became the leader OF the extreme Rad-
cal party ia Hungary which undoubtedly prepared for
action even before the occurrence Of these in the
spring OF S4S which proved favorable their designs
Indeed upon The first outbreak Of the revolution 10 Vienna
in March, lSiS kossu received popular ovation from the
mob in that city, immediately afterwards the Hungarian
movement began. The first step in the formation Of
Magyar Government, composed of ali that was most
lghtened and llnsious in the nation. Count Louis Bat
thyany Prime Minister. Szechenyi Esterhazy and
Eotvos were It's leading members These eminent
agreed tha IN the ioniGun Cabinet upon liberal but
constitutional principles i; desirable and prudent to put
check upon the fe'o"irn"! faction BY Offering place
amongst themselves kvssuh as leader of The extreme
party They tlaercd themselves and Iops Ratthvanv in