Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13
VOLUME !. NUHBER 3.
FAREWELL ADnR ESs
OF k0SSUTH 80 HENGlgT.

Il be would embrace its fields. kissed the
earth moistened and sanctifed bv the
blood OF its most valuable children. and
after addressing a short prayer to the
Disposer Of all events he pronounced tue
following eloquent
Farewell TO THE FATHEcLsNn -(fod
be with thee, say beloved Fatherland -
God BE- with thee, Fatherlaud Of the Me-
gayrs God be with thee. land of tor
tures / shall Nos be able TO behold the
SUBMITS OF thy mountains. no more shall
1 be able 10 call u4y Fa1herlanG, the soil.
where, Oh my mothers heart, / imb.bed
lac AlIk Of Freedom and Justice
Parton me. my Fatherlaud. he who am
condemned 10 wander about far from thee.
because / strovo in thy welfare Pardon
me, who 40 more call anything free. bat
the small space where ! am now kueeling
down "ith q few ot toy sons. Nv looks
tall upon tace o, poor Fatherland /
see thec bent down witA sufer.ags
now turn them 20 tuturity. thv Future IS
nothing bat great grief Tay piains
are molstcueG with crimson gore. which
wiIl soon be b!ackeued by unmerciful de
YaStatiou aHd dcstructiou as if 10 moura
over the nuaber.ess conquests which thv
Sons have achieved over the accursed en-
emies Of thy haiiowed soil How many
grateful hearts lifted uy their PRAYERS to
tie throne Of the Almighty H9w many
tears hive flowed which would even have
moved Hell g. compassion How many
streams Of blood have run. a proofs. how
the Hungarian loves his Fatheriaad. aud
how he can dje for it and vet hast thou.
beloved Fatherlaud become slave
Thy beloved sons are claimed. dragged
away like slaves. destined to fett,r again
everything that is Loly to become serri-
ceabie to all that Is uuhoIy . Lord. If
Thou lowest Thy people. whose heroic an
cestors Thou d.dst enable to conquer uu-
der Arpad, amid 50 manifold deugers. I
beseech Thee. and | impl0re Thee. =
humble il not Behold NY dear Father
land thus speaks To thee tLy son. iu the
whlrlwind Of troubles and dcsUa.r. On thu
utmost boundary
Pardon ne. If the great number Of tiny
sons have Sled Their blood for nay sake.
or rather for thine. because [ protected
thee Wien 'DANcEE. :" because [. when
it was called unto thee. BE a Slave" cook
up the word for thee because / girded
7u my sword when the enemy had the au-
dac.ty 10 say Thou arr uo more ma
tiou" in the land Of the N3gyars With
gigantic PAGES time rolled on: with black
Yellow letters Fate wrote o. tGF history
Death ana 70 stamp tee sea! upon it.
i called the Northern Colossus H. assist
But tie roddeuing Morning dawn Of tie
South sill melt this seal Behold my
dear Fathcrlaud for thee, who hast she'd
50 much of thy blood, there is BOT eYen
compassion; because on tie hiiis. which
are lowered by thc bones Of thy fal.en
sons Tyranny earns her bread
o see, ny GEAR Fa,herlaud tie uu-
grateful, whom thou Ji1>t uour.-d FROM
the fat Of thy pleuituie las turned 4
gainst }lee, against tlee has turaeI the
traitor u destroy thee froHs the head to
the sole Of thy foot But thou. noble na
tion, hast endured all this. thou hast not
cursed thy fate because ia thy bosom or
cr all suffering uopE = eushrined
Magyars tarn YOUR looks nos aaay
from ne for even at this moment my
tears fow only for yo1, and the soil. on
which I am lneeliug. yet bears your name
Thou art fallen. truest Of natiousi Taou
art thrust down under thine own blow
not the weapon Of a foreign enemy. Hbicb
las dug thy grave uot tie cannoas cf tie
maay uutjous who were brought up against
tlee-taey have tottored back at taf Love
of thy Faiherlaad hot the Nus.Jyites.
who Crawie8 over the CarratLiau- have