The New York herald., 1851-10-26

m leader; nor is 1t easy to reconcile the euoges which
enc moment describe the refugee the founder
republic ard at another the chief Of constitu-
tiona and conservative revolution But neither this
diversity OF opinion among the admirers of the expar
circulated with regard to his Character nor even nj,
culpabe attempt to inhsme tn dtous passions Of the
diminish the ths popu 4. ceiling In The
proceedings CT the muncipslities London and South
mpton II Is true that It not xacty the business Of
those bodies TO meet together for the of
politics Neverthsless II Must be admitted that such
displays are not without their They at least in
the present case the utterance Of genuine national
feeling. They the OF free people 10 the
boasts Of triumphsn aosolusm With the perfect
ism that prevails the continent-in Franc by the con
sent Of panic stricken majority and in other countr,
by tbe sole ration Of military rue-it Is good that
England should protest against the cruelty which woud
hunt beaten enemy to the death and that a proof
should be given that the people Of this country will
refufe an asylum TO the unfortunate Some good may
be accomplished by such demonstrations The speeches
and votes CT English corporations although Of great
value here far the formation Of opinion is con-
cerned will have somo influence abroad IL IL well that
foreign governments should learn through other chan
ne- than the cOurtly communications Of dlplomatts,
tntt ne right CT refuge will ever be maintained by the
Ehslhh people. II the Austrian government had not
sought To pIoract the imprisonment Of Kossuth n Tur
Key the popular udgmer would Doubtless have been
ehPhaucaIy pronounced The welcome which has been
prepared for Kosuh IL the tpg response to the reent
less Ioicy Of the cabinet of Vienna some offence may
poso be given to fore!g by the reception
companions. But the vexson Of those who have been
deprived o their prey by the s.adst Of the
comp nsattd in the gratitude Of the popular party
throrshout The continent And even those who pro
fsss 10 feel aggeved st The asylum afforded TO the Hun
gnrsn refugees might derive consoson from rejecting
on the ecu ty which the British metropolis to po-
htionl suhiefs II every class Schwartz nberg hrise
would lie as little moested by the governin Ton
ts Louis Blame or Arnold Ruge Pntsntates minis
tiers when hunted from one end Of the continent to the
Other, WI always fud protection from British hospi
tAiiy We are certain that the Pope, were he
cnIeiitd to take refuge on shores, would not
wtustapdirg all that has passed, b. in perfect ssfty
hid Jonh Russell would forgive and forget al-xcrpt
l.liafs MS cwn letter Lord Shsfrtsbury aud the
fhE'p Ct Lo2dsn would be at dsarmed It IL the
ostGeion and the duty OF free country to protent
The Political exile There would, Ia unquItt times be
$50 nit to the crnes committed By authority Eether
revolutionary or ctoraiy II there means OF
e'esling from The revenge Of successful enemies for
pocai executions at such times oftener the mere
r uho - vtpgeapce than ths retbu ion awarded after
sc, ln Juoicisl inquiry In other ages the ionusnces
frelgon were invoked 20 stsy the excesses o human
yereerce and 20 afix limits % tn field Ia wh'cl 1t
eCSh he exercised aud 1t would adeed be a reproach
to pocuEn civilization If the rulers 0f the atb were
bar o. cgeiher TO der al impossible for the
ftt Qnhsd in civil In the DAYS in which live
u - Fortunate fer Europe that ths's yet
country tbst Is beth willing to Afford refuge 10 the
Gu cast, III able 70 protect him.