Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-12-30
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AS by far the noss interesting mnitef the mails contain, we present ont Feadefs senIn this morn iax wy:h ano,hef speech from Kossnth--cae of his F. P. C.'s to the English people. Among the many rewsrkabls traits of skls truly Fsmarkable man. his gift of tongues s ihs most nOtIcesbie.-- The reporB os his speeches are ev1cently eagOex- se0.ypes of the actual utteraBces Of the oeaiog. taken by the most accurate reporters for there freshness, feTxof, . TseInesx about them al, which prove then to be the productions of no common man. And yet. under ail the dfsaa van- taEeS of SpeSkiag in language % new 10 hsn. knSsuih w4clas that wesp@a wi,h power and aa affect rlvAlied only by fasssed few among tstse whose mother soagae I n. The ehssf aTi ot sAe eEaloE, too--ihat cf cf5reliexipg The weghpeT parts of hls speech hy brsf bat brilliant flashes ei fan. cy--he possesses ia m eminent oegrec: aad .ss we ksye before remGTkedl whatever varying opan- ioas may be entertained of hss strategy as gen erai. no one now ean deny hLa the palm Of ora tory.
 The press of ihis eoantTy. with exceptions few and far between. las done justice to he great Magyar; and ltx conductors echoed tse general volce of welcome to thIs irse rotary of freedom, standing true to the faith tkst $ n ain. n 6es- piie of the lures or ibe threats of Sespois1s firm in exile as whlie flushed with the hope of coming conquest. Tbe e Izset,ise=eeE." the New York CouEier" foliowedhy ihesT faint sa3 feeble echo, the Riehnand " wh;e" affect 10 sheer al the en-
  d in the beasts of our people. Bat ss soon could the Nile be damned vp with bull rEsses, as those puny edoFtz d.spaEageenf pssERll IE turn ing back Inc current of popaisE admiration setting So strongly towards him. Bola sS pSIso' and an orAlOE-Ehose hate of tyranny and iyrantS '' though haffsed, Is ye; 6eTalag siglT'-ws vel come the iiluStfious exile. wbo rearsa uHesS ihe shadow of 6cspo.ISn. has yet worked ont his own deliverance from that pat Of dafkneSs, and eompeehendS and teacbez the true doeirInsS oi constitutional freedom, respect Tor iAE, and Taton" al liberty. More especially eo we adusare thcSe eloquent outpoanGgs Of hIs, because n them all he inculeates the great truth iha: eeutraifzatlon and GeSpotISsn are synonymous terms. and thAs the former tends to produce tse latter as in- vana5ly and inevitably ss the report follows ihe flash of the engine of deStruellow. Ihs lesson we too and The advocates of stnct construction ID this country have sought to laculeaie; io< IL ap- plies as forcIbly here as in Hungary. In popH- lar government especially, The eEcToacA Anen nS ei the central power are 10 be dreaded, because is adopts indirect modes of action, and while most rapdly stealing powe! from he sections so strength en itself, loudly proclasrs the largest liberty of each, and the general welfare as is preteAt and apology.
 Hence Il ls that tlse antiquaie organs of ancient federalism the dlseIples ofihe consolidation school and the eager apologzts ios foreign well ss d0- nestle deSposisn. and all the swarm that fsiten while they fui.ier around 't ihe eoar;,' attempt 10 prejudice the public End sgasnst kossaih. first by retailing sGadeToas gossip. sad afterwards ey indirect inzin a;ioa and inaeDdo. Again. there fore. we say: three welcome! koSSuth--SsEthern Prsss.