Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-09-17

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This day, Ne fervontly hope, terumi-
mates the loug and dreary restraint ia
exile q Loun kossurn, the fearless,
seh-dcvotcd, hlgh-souled patriot On
On whose honor and tar ikmc the
esla A9ole - f hC
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year. NY navo .Pchs tneir ssrcngtn
=. nOusnt Al sPsse q tne immense
ausIn'Gges s., enjoyed Dy tnose VINO nad
aAple nOcrty anu direct encourage
nlens 70 u'sgr 'nel, caiumnies tnrougn-
~. .ne wor'o, "nlle any at.emPt 20
lclu'e tn1m ~ any part oi Europe
udFAenoo ~ sne snadow OF arDatrary
power woulu nave suD!ecteo lts autnor
y Cnalns anu Penalt'es' tne truth Is
sun inanl,est 70 every uncorruPted
neart. Wherever freedom mas an
advocate OF Jusuce a defender, there
Nossn.n Is reVered ana Deioved as
one OF tne lo,uest ana troest souls tnat
EYER aio ana dareo ior Oountry ana
MaAklnd;
we Deheve the ottoman Court had
Iully determined, some weeks since,
to llberate Its hungarian prisoners
this day, and we do not deem it prob
able that the threats of Austria
even though backed by Russia, can
have overruled that determination -
Austria is unable at present to justify
her menaces. She has an immense
Army, but her disordered Finances
d deeply disaffected People will pre-
vent her engaging in war with
Turkey. She is, while in a state of
peace, enormously exceeding her in
come, and is indeavoring without
success to borrow millions to meet
the deficiency. How, then could she
invade Turkey on such pretext as
that afforded by the liberation Of Kos
suth? The Rothschilds would never
consent to it, and the Austrian Court
is powerless for such an enterprise
without their cooperation. We
therefore anticipate, though not with
out anxiety, the arrival Of kossuth in
this country before the close of next
month.
The part taken by our Government
IN effecting his liberation is a noble
one, and will secure it the thanks
OF Republicans throughout the
world. We trust there is no founda-
uon for the -rumor that some Ameri-
can DiPlomatc Agent (not Mr..
Marsh certainly had proposed that
ne should proceed to the United
states ana never return TO- Europe
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has not h;tharto 80 I. & so' ,,:a Ja'
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heoarsa ~ a san.;.. :. ~. ~ .w"ne
;s.;aaiI., JIv .sJ ~ sen's' So o,:arac.er-
| as. - a",iossess .t apeIunar ~ ln.e,-
-. n.es :. y0HneA'un "a, VIII 'ne wrl'er
Hpoo'0u noola.'on. ne writes
40 Me Chset ct Me Hungarian Kefn-
gees UhO are aOalang to e1nigrate tO
America.
kUTAHIA, Aug. 70, 1850.