The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-11-14

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1875. p. m.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1875, p. m,
Il is matter Of heartfelt rejoicing know that the
base SANDERS which have been put forth agansi the brave
Hungarian patriot. kossuth all only untrue but
tctoasy faiss They shown TO be the emsaatons OF
base mlnds-pefsons who In all probability, sold them
selves for Austrian OF Russian gold. Thus, filthy u
cre" in the very lace OF upbaiding conscience and
deaf tho appeals OF patriotism, they stopped 10 stab In
the dark and, If possible TO tarnsh tho fair OF one
whose chafaci aud reputation fortunately submey
exalted above the puny shafts OF such subai,ens.
The noble uuugafan is now on his way to shores
has beer martyr the OF human freedom The
prime Of his manhood has been given la desperate, dan
and bloody struggles to lbera,e the oppressed and
down trodden OF his native land In thus noble ehoft
the chances Of against him. lie was Inn
prisoned and exled, lie suffered almost all that man
could suffer. Still we hnd him the same pure patriot
His very soul lives in the thought of liberty. Like Wash
ingon and the revolutionary heroes OF own beloved
land hs struck out bold and dangerous adventure
Like them, ho ioathed oppression and they bid de-
iance TO The usurpatons of Great Britain, did he and
his compaots tum their faces against Austrian despo
tism All this done amelioate the condition his
ielow-man The efforts OF The American revolutionary
fathers crowned and the suit has been
the formation OF Free happy and mighty confederation.
whose Institutions are the worlds admiration, and whose
invitation extends 10 the oppressed of all lands come
hither and enjoy freedom with us. Washington Who
like kossuh stood head and front of tho
prompted by the holy ambition, lives will con-
nue live only immortal in history, but sacred in the
hearts OF his countrymen II Is duty, then, love
our own institutions and The pure principles Of human
freedom upon which they founded respect, in
binary degee those who abored in the cause
The great American pulse must ever beat with the warm
ihIocs OF patriotism and those who have been prominent
the cause, matter in what part OF the globe, enti
tied to our highest respect
In this view of the somewhat asonshed at the
sighted policy Of prominent actors in the polit
cal world who have attempted TO throw chill upon the
reception among OF the noble Hungarian exile. Our
should be for his reception, because he is OF
one mind with in the sublime Of human freedom
our nations boast To extend, therefore, generous well
come to such accords with the true nobility OF de-
moe racy and democracy will give it.
We have wet, dsasreeable day--busincs considerably
interrupted Sales barrels Howard street flour at SS
IsII; CITY Mills So rs. Gain steady-sales OF red wheat
at 10 10 cents we rs IS cents Old white and vel.
low corn 5l So cents; new, 90 81 cents Oats, 81 80
cents Rye III cents Provisions quiet Whiskey, q
% cents Coffee eadysales Of bags Rio during the
week at 81 a 8 csnts-moslly at 81 81 cents Wool
seadysaes Of about 10000 lbs at u Is cents Tor un-
washed aud "a IS cents for washed. Tobacco quiet
prices unchanged