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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-04
THE EDITOR.
AMERICAN HOTEL, CLEVELAND, }
October 27, 1851. {

Dear Tslegraph--W awoke this morning
In the "Foresi City-,he city upon the Lake
shore'-and after strengthening the inner
man, we called on HARRIS, of The Herald,
where we learned the full particulars, $50
far as asccnained" Of the recent Locofoco
election in Ohio. |, is generally conceded
that Wood is elected as also all candidates
nominated last August by the Locofoco con-
ven,ion at Columbus In some counties the
People seem TO have labored under mis-.
sake and eec,ed Wings TO The Legislature
and among them, Meigs-butin o,her parts
and generally too--,he matter was better
understcod-nert fail is the Wing election,
But parties aside-Clevelan is q mos, beau
tiful ciiy--no other in Ohio can compare
with i,--,he private residences from ,ha, ol
the millionaire 10 The unprelending home
stead Of the honest mecnanic are erected
with great tasle-,he grounds decorated with
shrnbbery and native trees-giving evidence
Of taste, comfort, and enjoyment, seen no.
whore else In Ohio, or in fact, nowhere else,
Al all. Cleveland can boast Of as good ho-
tells as any Town in the S,ae-the american
the Weddeli, the New England, The Dun.
ham, the Franklin &C., &C., allworlhy oI
patronage, and all credilable to the city
The american is new FIRST class Hotel
kept by Mr. MILFORD, who may we'll be
proud Of his house. Every thing is in or.
der--lhe .able-the parofs-lhe bed rooms
&C., are worthy Of being Chased with those
ofihe frs. Hotels in the country. We no
ticed among the guests, Hon. THOMAS Ew.
Inc, GOV. WooD, HENRY STANBRRY, anC
otheF ce!ebrides--noi forgetting one from
she coal region. Mr.. Ewing appears 10 be
in good health and spiri,s-ond we hearc
Gov. Wood express his great satisfaction al
The result Of the late election in Ohio--and
well he might
Jenny Lind arrived in Cleveland, Satur-
day night, on board the Mayaower, from
Buffalo, and lcfs Monday morning fol Gin.
cinna.i As a general thing the Cleveland
ers behaved very crediIabIy--but still the
fools are moi all dead ye.-even in cheese.
dom-for more than an hour before her de.
parlure@ the private entrance OF The Ho,eI
was besieged by crowd of guzers s.ruiuing
iheir eyes 10 get sight Of poor Jenny
their mouths dIstended with realizing ex.
tent Of the woful vacuum within. Bulh was
matter Of remark that the people Of Cleve.
land noted very sensibly during The entire
scjourn Of the NighIngale--for which they
deserve commentator.
The Grand Lodge Of Free Masous is now
10 sesslon--,he attendance is very large,
and the city is full of strangers. On Friday
there was public procession numbering
several bundled Of the Fraternity, and an
oralion vas delivered TO the members and
citizens In the BapiiS. Church, by II. L.
sIcsmER. Editor Of the Toledo Blade The
ovation was chas,o and eloquent, and added
much 70 the r.puiuiion Of Mr. llossEs, as
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-04

" The Memphis and Arkansas papers
advertise proposals for bids for leyeejng tho
west bank of the Mississippi river from the
Missouri line down the borders Of Two OF
three counties in Arkansas. The act oi
Congress in reference 10 swamp lands grants
to the Slaie Of Arkansas about ten mih ons
of ocres,. Of great fertility, aud occupying
tho best cotton climate OF the State, but
which are now subject TO occasional over.
flows, and consequently unculliyated. Con-
tractors, are TO receive their pay in lands
thus redeemed, a, 80 and rs cents an acre.
The levee is to be raised thirty inches above
the highest known floods, and 10 have a
bnse Of seven feet for each foot in height,
and io-have breadth on top equal to lis
height, with rounding surface. This is a
kind Of "inlernol improvementylto which
no one can object.
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SIR JOHN FRANKLIN.

The London Morning Chronicle pub,
fishes The following interesting statement
vouching for its accuracy, and saying that
the Admiralty has ordered an inquiW;
GLOUCESTER, Friday.
An extraordinary circumstance has jus,
happened here, which hasten 10 commu.
nicote. II is almost incredible, but for The
fac, that the authority is undoubled, and The
Admiralty have been induced 10 order ar
official inquiry, which is now being proceed
cd with. at ef
These are The facts Last Sunday after.
noon, Mrs. Russell, lady living at Woo,
ton, near this city, observed something fall
in the garden, while al dinner. On sending
out The gardener, he found it to be small
balloon, in the car of which was q card
bearing the following inscription: ,g
~ ErebuS, lie w. Long, aw
~ dog. N. Lat.
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writer aud as inan--il was calm, sensl-
bic, unussumng and tru,htul--giying sa'is-
faction 10 every one. The Masonic (raser-
nifty new numbers over two hundred Lodges
IN Ohio, and is rapidly increasing. N
One feature Of Cleveland scenery, which
gives it prominence, is the Lake-slreich'
ing away (romi.s borders beyond the limits
Of vision, dotted with sails and steamers, il
is always an object of interest in sight see
ing, which none Of our more southern towns
can rival 1t gives i, the novelty Of sea-
poH town without in any way deIracling
from its interest as an inland cily-ihus
blending the Two together in beautiful hor'
mony, and impurting 10 il a character en-
,irely unique as !. is enchanting. No won
der the Cevelanders are proud ol theil
"Foresl City Home"
On Sunday we had copious fall of snow
sufficient, but for the genial warmth o
"Mo,her Ear,h," 10 have given us a land
scape robed in winler's garb. |. made VI
feel as though we had passed several de
groes Of lalilude. The lake was very rougf
and several severe gales we've experienced
in one of which the Propeller Henry Cla!
was los,--only one life saved among al
who were on board.
Bu.h is getting late, and | must close
Tomorrow leave for The Queen City, fron
which place you will hear from me agair
i THE EDITOR,
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OF About million and half of rats
are supposed a, this time to be undermining
Paris. A reward is offered for their des,ruc'
,ion, and last year l,l93,30o were killed
The rai-catchers Of that city have just helC
a convention 10 take measures for The com
ing xa.-campuign. They decided 10 ust
nicotine as the extermina,ing poison.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-04

We fe convinced while lisleninglo 70 her in
these passugss, tha, there is but'one Jenny
Lind.
But, then the opera music, which it is ne
cessary we suppose that she mus, sing
there is just no music in il at a'l--Ihaps
our iu,lgment--and we will be hanged or
something else for that belief. The other
performers were entirely above our reach
nothing human about them-only little
hair around their mouihs--if that consli-
tules humanity. The singing of SALvI did
not touch us by some thirty feet, yet his per-
sonal appearance was very much in his Ia
vor-he having The good taste 10 appear in
black vest and turn down" shir collar.
We infer he mus, be man Of sense. OTTO
GoLDscHMIDT, on the piano, was loudly ap-
plauded, yet to our ear there was no more
music in i, than in a grnds.one. he acted
more like rag picker than anything we
could recall 10 recollection at the time, and
we thought he was beating the poor instru-
ment because ii would not perform. BEL
LETT, on the carionette, was more natural
perhaps the fashionable world would say
more "grosS' S'-bu. still zoe liked him better
than the olhers-and Mister BURKE's per-
formance on the violin was just enough iol
us 10 know that she was fddlng"--and ,ha
was all. On the whole, however, we 60
she worth Of our money--lor we had the
exquisite pleasure Of looking upon five hun
dred ladies' as handsome and as homely o.
can be found in the Union.
But, perhaps you may wish to hear some
thing about the personal appearance
Jenny Lind. Bul 10 be candid, there j
I very lielcs eahsbid abodt her in that gre
spect. She is a very plain young lady
{, dressed in very plain style--wi,h her shou
ders plainly promudsng through aPlain whit
dress--with plain bare arms--a nose some
3 what resembling the one now in close cor
) tact with this sheet Of (oolscap--only Ct
0 lille more So" But then she has mo
l bewilchng expression when she smiles
Z the secret, in our mind, Of her wonderll
+ success. There is a sweetness about he
It simplicity, an entire absence of affects
lion, goodness, benevolence, that
n once convinces you that she is woman
: no ordinary character, bu, one of the n
e bles. Of her sex, and that tits saying gre
: deal. But enough of Jenny Lind.
81 The river here is very low--none Of ii
a larger class of boats running--business n
: very brisk--and what is very important
J. Pomeroy--coal high.
o KlNcKEL, the German poet and patriot o
d rived to-day on board The Gov. Meigs, al
= was enthusiastically received by the Germ;
is population of CINCINNATI. The Red Arr
l. lery received him with rounds Of ihund
e from their ,weve.p FOUNDER, much wethoug
l. to his qualification. KINcKEL is a young
man than we ansicipaled--,all, and fine
r formed, with the usual European appcnda
% of immense whiskers and moustache.
n Tonight there is TO be grand 'orchlig
l. procession in honor Of his arrival; bu,
10 we cannot stay 10 see the show we W
is close by friendly good morning, hop
., ere this reaches you to be there ourself..
g THE EDITOR.
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MoRRow CoUNTY.-The editor Of the
Wing Sentinel thus speaks Of the election
in Morrow county:
"The Democratic primary meetings came
off in this county on Tuesday last. WI
saw nothing irregular in the proceedings
only that now and then Wing would stick
in O ticket"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-04

PRoyEcTED ASSASSINATION OF KossUTu.--
TheLondon Times has private advioesw hich
inform il ,ha, Lord Dudley Stewart has OBJ.
,ained intelligence from Vienna that an at.
Temp 10 assassinate Kossulh would be made
on his landing at Southampton, and that TWO
lsmales had left The Austrian capital for The
express purpose Of making an attempt upon
The life of the iluslrious fugitive, al Soulh-
amplon. Great precautions were 10 be ia-
ken by the authorities al Southampton to
irustraIe the Satanic designs Of these fanatic
women.
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Septcmber 8, 1851
NVP'N'D" ~
Blocked in.' Yiill 81

The matter was at first looked upon as 0
hoax, but subsequent events led to COM
municotion being made with the Admiralty,
who sent for the balloon and card, and i'm.
medialely On their receipt sent down Capt
Beochy, R. NJ, 10 Gloucester, with another
officer, 10 make inquiries. These inquiries
are now being prosecuted: Captain Beechy
having been twice al Woouon, examining
all parties resident there. 1t turns out that
il is real Government balloon of exactly
a similar kind 10 those sent out with The
Erebns, when she sailed from England.
Our opinion is that the above is a hoax.
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ROnh Tax Notice.

The Commissioners of Meigs county at their
March session 1851, determined that general
levy of ten cents on the 500 valuation, be as
scssed on the taxable property OF said county
entered on the duplicate Of 1851. ~
AhSQ:-An additional levy of 20 cents on the
800 valuation, by the Trustees of Chester sof Q
cents on the 800, by the trustees Of Olive Of
20 cents on the 500, by the Trustees of Orange.
and 10 cents ON the 800 by the Trustees Of
Salisbury. at S. HALLIDAY AUDI
June 26, 1S5l.--n3Sw4. hrgj III ..rg..ai
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b
Judges. that were elected on The 14lh ult.
we copy from the Statesman:
FIRST DISTRICT.
Hamilon--Stanley Matthews, Robert B.
Warden and A. G. w. Carter, (dcms.)
SECOND DISTRICT.
First SubdUision--Buller, Preble and
Darke--Abner Haines, (dem.)
Second Suldivisiom-Mo Montgomery, Mi
inland Champ aign--Ralph S. Harl, (whig J
Third Subdivision Warren, Clinton,
Greene and Clarke--Wil A. Rogers,
(dem.)
THIRD DISTRICT.
First Sub@;pision--Shelby, Auglaize, AL.
len, Hardin, Logan, Union and Marion
Benjamin F. Meicalf, (dcm.) =
Second Subdipision--Mercer. Van Vert
Pulnam, Paulding, Defiance, Williams Hen
ry and Fulton--John NJ. Palmer, (dem.y
Third SHbdiUiSion-W Wood, Seneca, Han.
cock, Wyandot and Crawford-Lawrcnce
w. Hall, (dem.)
FOURTH DISTRICT.
First Subdivision--Lucas, Otlowa, San.
dusky, Erie and Iiuron-Lucius B. Oils
(dem.)
Second Subdivision--Lorain, Medina anc
Summi,-Samuel Humphreville, (dem.)
Third Subdivision-Cuyahoga- .-Samue
Slarkwealher, (dem.)
FIFTH DISTRICT.
First Subdivision--Clermont Brown anc
Adams-Shepard F. Norris, (dem.j
Second Subdivision-Ross, Highland ant
Fayete-John l.. Green, (whig.)
Third Subdivison-Pickaway Franklin
and Madison--James L. Bates, (whig.)
SIXTH DISTRICT.
First Subdivision. Licking, Knox ant
Delaware---Rollin C. Hurd, (whig.)
Second Subdvison-.-M Morrow, Richlant
and Ashland. james Stewart, (dem.)
Third Subdivsion---W Wayne, Holmes ant
Cosl1octon--. Martin Welker, (whig.)
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
First Subdivision Fairfield, Perry an,
Hocking--- Henry C. Whitman, (dem.)
Second Subdivision jackson, Vinion
Pike, Scolo and Lawrence --Wm. V. Peck
(whig.)
Thhd Subdivision, ,Galia, Meigs, Alhen
and Washington Simeon Nash, (whig.)
w EIGHTH DISTRICT.
First Subdivision. .Muskingum and MOI
gan---Richard StilweIl, (whig.1
Second Subdivision. Guernsey, Belmor
and Monroer-R. J. Alexander, (dem.)
Third Subdivision Jefferson, Harriso
and Tuscaruwus. Thomas L. Jewe.I, (dem
NINTH DISTRICT.
First Subdiysion-.-Slark, Carroll and Cc
lumbiana-..G, w. -Belden, (dem.) III
Second Subdivisions 7Trumhull, Portag
and neutrality-suspicious. Day, (dem,) v n
phird Subdivision. .Geauga, Lake an
.ashtabula. ..-Reuhan Hitchcock, (rree soil
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Remember the faithful Dead"
MARIETTA MARBLE WORKS..

III oLLISTER & LEONARD would respect
form the citizens of Pomeroy and vicinity
that they still continue the MARBLE BUSINESS
IN all in allits various branches at their old stand
in Marietta, Ohio ...,s, MI
Having Just receiped large anu we'll selected
assortment Of Italian and American Marble SlaSs
and Blocks are prepared to make to order, MON
uMENTS, ToMB-TABLESa and HEAD ste 0NES
Of every variety, on the SHORTEST notice, in the
NEATEsT style, and for the LOWEST prices.
Marble Mantels, Centre Table-rops, &c. al
ways on hand, tt'Hit
Grindstones from the best Warren quarries,
constantly on hand, Wholesale or retail.
ANY orders addressed to us at Marietta, OF II.
b. Smith, PomeroN will be promptly attended to,
Marietta, o. June 10, 185l,--nS7m6s '''
GOAL STOVES.--Thec celebrated Enterprise
ONoS. /, and Call. and see hem, at
n -f0N SMITHS
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oct.s27, 1s5l-n4sws.

NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN, that petition
y will be presented to the Commissioners Of
Meigs county, at their December session next
asking that permission be granted Benjamin Nell
son to make an alteration in the direction oftho'
State road running through his farm in Salem
township:- commencing about fifty rods east Of
his house; thence in a southwesterly directioa
passing few rods south Of his house TO intersecs
the same road on the top Of the hill about twenty
rods west Of his house.
B. NELSON.
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saIe Of Real Estate by order Of Court

S1le Of Real Estate by order Of court
On the 20th day of December next, A. D. 1854,
at II o'clock in the forenoon, at the premises, in
Scipio township, in Meigs county Ohio, will be
sold to the highest bidder the following real Es-
tate, to wit; South west corner of the south east
quarter of section No. 16, in town No, 7, and
range 14in the Ohio company's purchase in Scip-
io township, in Meigs county, Ohio. Subject 70
the dowefof the widow. Appraised at 800. and
must sell for $4662n2on the following terms, 10
wit One third fll idiid one third in six months,
an1one third in one year, with, interest from day
of sale. ALFRED LEE, Admir-
of Elias Wilson.
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Notice.

A r my instance an attachment was this day
N. issued by H. H. Rice, al Justice the peace.
f Salisbury township. .Meigs county against the.
ropedty and effects Of James Muir non resident
sair county. WILLIAM SHORT.
Sent, 13, 1851-n47w5
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LnCuV-vrRu,

started for the East in dead Glow" water. and
u got up to Wheeling IN 30 hours, and never
stuck |! I Made my quickesttrip oyeFtke noun
tains, and arrived in Phlladelphiae before breaky
fast Took up the morning paper, and found
the Sheriff had levied on and would sell the next
morning fine stock of Dry Goods. Terms: cash.
As Ihad little of the Ready along, | wet
down to the auction; and il did not buy goods
cheap enough this time, shan't try againlii
They have just arrived at River ffeights, less
than one half what my neighbors have paid, 90
that will now be able to sell less than any per-
son in the Ohio Valley II
The stock consists Of
Merchandise generally"
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Q1eengwarc,
Boots, Shoes Hats. Caps, Bonnetts, Iron. Steel,
Mill Saws, Farmers and Mechanics Tools, VIM
dow Glass, Glassware, Hollowware, Stoneware.
Clocks and in fact about everything. .asefnlto inn
dividuals of this country.
w. H. REMINGTON.
! Dot eOT fQEt ,.1n..9
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MARRIED.--In Rutland, on Monday Morning
October 9th, by Rev. t. 9. Eaton, Mr.. WALDO
R. SToSo, to Miss Frances Barr.
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Notice.

A T my instance an attachment was II aa
IN issued by H. H. Rice Justice of the peace
for Salisbury township, agasst the property and
effects of David.J. Evans, an Ascending debtor.
H. K. WILSON.
August 25, 1851-n57w5.
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Medical Notice: The Meigs Co. Medical
Association will hold special meeting on Satur-
day, the 9Th inst, at 10 o. clock A. NJ.
By order of the President.
CHAS. F. THOMAS,
PomeroN Nov. 8, Isl. Secretary.
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Od- I.is stated by tho Bridgeport Stand.
ard that Mr.. p. T. Barnum will be nomina-
led by the Temperance parry Of Con-
necticui for Governor, and that the Locolo-
cos viii nominate him also.
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A. W. WILLIAMS, Admir-.
NARY M. WILLIAMS, Admx.
IL 90 III. n nIn,u2 -.

4 7 my instance an attachment was this day
N issued by S. S. Paine Justice Of the Peace
of Salisbury township, Meigs county, against tho
property and effects Of George ". AIKEN, a non
resident of said county VIM. WALLACE.
Pomeroy Oct 20, '5l-ni9w5.
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October ~, 6l-n49u. Hs al.fsat
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the subsCi-
~ Der has been appointed and qualified as ad-
mnlstrator on the estate of Ezekiel Worthen, late
OF Meigs county, decoased. Dated at Orange, No
vember 3, 1851. JOSIAH SMITH
November 4, lS5l.--ns0w4pd. '9
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Snow SroRM. Boston wns visited with
violent snow Storm on mo 9Th
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NEW GOODS!
WTE have just opened a very large and beau
wv tiful assortment of

EsA Pieces Black, Green, Red and Fancy Al
OU pacca, French Merino and Thibet Cloth
at EDWARDS
Nov. 3, 1851,
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NO ice.

The subscribers having been duly appointed BY
the court of common pleas of Washington coun-
ty to administer upon the estate Of Thomas w.
Williams, late of said county, deceased, hereby
to make payment to them: and TO all persons
having claims against said estate to present the
same to them, legally authenticated, within one
year from date.
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Oh Pieces Muslin Delane, all colors,
OU 10 do all wool do, and Poplins very
cheap, at EDWARDS.
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First Subdiyision-.-S .-Slark, Carroll and Co.
lumbianu-G, w. .Beldcn, (dem.)
Second Subdivisions 7Trumhul, Portage
and Mahoning---LuIher Day, (dem,) Y
Third Subdivisions .Geauga, Lake and
Ashtabua. .-Reuhan Hitchcock, (free soil.
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4 n Pieces Black and Colored Dress and Bon
AU nett Silks. A fine lot of Bay State, Black,
Red and Mode Shawls, of superior quality, at
Nov. 3, Isl. EDWARDS.
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EOn Pieces real Nader Prints, from
~" to IL cents per yard
so pieces Gingham and Hoyle's Sd Prints at
Nov. 8, Isl. EDWARDS.
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BOILER AND ENGINES FOR SALE.

October %, '5l-n49w5.
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CoMMoN PLEAS JupGEs.

The following list Of Common Pleas
Judges, that were elected on The 14lh ut.,
we copy ffom the Statesman:
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cloths Black, Blue and Drab Also Cassi
" meres, Sattinetts, Tweeds, Jeans. &C., cheap
at . EDWARDS.
Nov. 3, Isl,
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who were brought up against thee-they
have toltered back at the Love 10 thy Falh-
erand no, the Muscovtes, who crawled
over the Carpathians, have compelled thee
10 lay down thine arms. 0 no sold thou
vast, dear Falherland. Thy sentence o
death, beloved Falherland, was written by
him whose love 10 his country never ques.
toned for moment. In The bold flight o
my thoughts, | would rather have doubted
/ the existence of a good man than that |
could have thought he could have become
the lrailoi Of his FaIherland.
And thou hast been betrayed by him, in
whose hunds few days ago laid the gov
: ernment OF our country, who has sworn it
defend lheewilh the last drop Of his blood
. He; beeehno traitor to his country because
the color Of his gold was dcarer 10 him III ar
that ofblood, which was shed for the inde
pendence of the Falherland. The profanc
metal had in his eyes more value than the
Holy God of his land, who fofsook him
when he entered into covenant with The as
:ociaies Of The Devil .i9
Magyursg! my dear fellow.sons Of the
same country! DO moi accuse me- because
( was compelled 10 cast my eye on this mar
and TO yucale my place for him | was O.
bliged 10 do so, because The people paccC
confidence in him, because The army loved
him, and he had already attained TO posi-
/ lion in which he could have proved his f.
deliiy and yet that man abused the conf
dence Of the nation, and in return for the
love Of his nation treated them with con,
tempt
i Curse him, people Of the Magyars curse
the heart, Which did not dry up, when il at.
tempted to nourish him with the moisture ol
life
I love thee, Europe's lruesl nation as
love The freedom for which thou fought so
bravely! The God Of liberty will mover
blot you ont from His memory. Be blessed
for everniore My principles were those
OF Washington, though my deeds were moi
those of William Tell wish for a free
nation, free as God only can creale man
and thou an dead, because thy winter has
arrived butt will not last so long as thy
fellow sufferer, languishing under the icy
sky OF Siberia. No fifteen nations have dur