Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12


Stage II the chorus on Sunday is the Sc.
scfest punishnsul thai can be inaic.ed on
the disorderly as school. g l5eaessai
~ iNR'rs|Isierse tsfen6sis< sfaahserysa \
lrlne ss being purely thu, of The Founder Of
Christianity. In bis view, work and happi-
piness are the best and ,rucs. worship, and
aiSocieiy based on and living in equality and
fraternity needs no other ritual. This. with
the mode Of spending Sunday, has scandal.
lied some of the neighbors., Out none who
have visited the Icarians ON that day have
been able TO deny tha, they seemed happier
than people in The common world without
lFrem Late Sketches Of the Maygars, &c,s BY
!, al, .... ,t. Won Korn,l it...,
A "REMINISCENCES OF KossUTM. Whoever
saw the sun.blrn, faces OF the warriors who
surrounded the bending form OF Kossh,h,
when he pronounced his farewell words in
The barracks Of Shumla--whoever beheld
The hot tears coursiDg down The cheeks ol
bis. bearded Honyeds, when Kossuth, bade
them "lssos," adieu--will have been re-
minded by the inciden, Of The aOld Guard. - :
who retained their unswerying devotion to
Napoleon 10 the very latest moment. Thai
moving scene SO often represented in pc
lures-"Napoleon's Farewell 10 his Faith
ifui'--was. on the 18th OF February. 1850,
reheursed before my eyes In living coIors.
,sa They hung in silence on his every word,
.ha. lhe echo Of those wel-beloved and in.
spring tones might long lipger in their souls.
Nor did Kossu;h forget TO gaze long and in.
teh,iy with his streaming eyes upon the
c0untenanee Of each brave comrade there,
10 fix the features on his memory. Pro.
foundly agilaIed as he was, with trembling
voice he spake these words: . 90 Va "" p
"Brothers! The first hard necessity Of my
life, for me, was tina. 10 which was sub,
jected when constrained 10 abandon my ma.
live soil and noble nation; The second meets
me to-day, when behold myself obliged 10
bid a long farewell 10 you, glorious remnants
ofihe brave Hungarian army, and compelled
by forceto depart from Europe 70 a place
whore .he grave yearns for me. Iun ail =
ai..Ye are still strong and Iefficien,---ye are
s,ill pernit,ed by, faie 10 bear arms for our
falherland, and TO struggle for It's freedom
a boon no longer granted TO me, for feel
my strength failing me with every day.
yield 10 tile, .unallerable decree Of destiny,
aud see myself doomed TO the sad lot of, ex.
lie which was me.ed ou. 10 my predecessor,
Rakoezy. ''' ''''''
"Broshers! ,ye are yet young enough 10
see our la,herland in The glory of her reslo.
ration TO freedom. Should ye be SO bles, as
10 witness this, swear to mo that ye will moi
leave my bones TO moulder in foreign soil,
in The land of the barbarian! This ye will
pf9@iss me, and ibis ! sm convinced ye
will lplfil."' .n
Here Coun. Ladislaus Way. with uncov.
cred head, stepped up 10 Rossu,h, and said
aloud, in strong andinanly voices $50 q
h Cereal man who s,andesi there pure and
sPotless before The eyes If The world-thuu
whom the Hungarian nation honors to-day
ns il honored thee when Il chose then for lis
regenI-lhou will, thou shalt, thou must Rpel
MOI thy boneP, but thy living self will we
bear back III triumph TO our fa,herlandl--
This we swear by the Almighty GodT'
And all barred their heads while they up.
lifted their hands to take The oath, and sol.
emnly repeated, "Eskuzunk! !'--we swear il.
Kossulh kissed and embraced those who
stood nearest 10 him. All pressed towards
him TO grasp his hand and ba,he it with tears
The Old Hussars strove once more 10 press
the hem Of his man.eI 10 their lips The
wholegroup was hear,-rending 10 look upon;
and even, the Turks--and this is saving
,lnuch-----were moved to tears at The sight.
The train then repaired 70 Count Casino
BaIhyan. 10 bid him also q HEARTFELT The
Count left many beautiful reflections Of his
noble soul in the remembrance Of the emi
grafton. s-.,
Kossulh mounted bis horse, and was borne
away. That brilliant star Of The firmalnen,
OF Hungary, from wnlcn In0 ,sa.io" had ~.
ceived is gTealesrlighi, gradually Disappear,
ed, until IL could ne longer be seen ip the
whole circuit Of the horizon. The waves
Of the Black Sea once more give back re-
iAeeIion Of lis splendoF, and-4--a. long night
,ciosed iDsupon'.hat ltoObrief day. ulaoo b
qz1ryun r-7--7--1---7 ~ gIis 4
B, FyTuRE WIyEs OF EKeLAND.---My pre,-
~ linle dears, you are no more il for ,mplri-
imony Than a pullel is TO look after q family
Of fourteen chickens. The truth, is, my
dear girls, you want generally speaking,
more liberty and less fashionable resraint;
more kitchen and less parlor; more leg ex.
ercise and less sofa (; more making puddings
and less piano more frankness and less
mock;Wodesly; more breakias. and less bus-
.le, like The buxom. brighteyed, rosy.
checked. fpll-brens,ed, bouncing lass, who
can darn stockings, make her own Ifrock,
mend trousers, command regimen, of pots
and kei.Ies, milk the cows feed .he pigs
chop The wood, and shoot o wild duck as
well as the Duchess Of Marlborough, orlths
Queer Of Spain and be q lady with all in
Ibe drawing room, Bu. as for your piping
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