Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-14
KOssUTH ON THE "MIsSISsIPPI"


lowing: , .,
Thc excitement WINS increased in Marseiles, in conse.
,uence OF the refusal OF the government TO ao" ~
Ibrnuph France and the ordering OF him and MS COM
Pa m board The people came around the ship in boats
baoI;np the American flag, "reathed with nwe!s anu sho
| WINS for the United States and 50 strong was me e
i :; i,rsciIes-whcn is a republican cl'y-that the
pefccr experimenting danger Of an emeae wrote 10 n'
teian Consul ON the SUBJECT AMI the American Consul
-, rontoin Lem who one evening after koss'th had
en about an hour returning the sautations Oh INC
n1rrcy said in friendly manner hat hs ''i hnsira
ovld nrcveut going too lar rs lie was
'h,I the American flag might be COMPROMISE, VA" mi W.
Ec,ch government and that they would regard .Ise nn ~
sipr as rcbrand The excitement naa ps peer bn sbod IT,
m three days. Kossuh seemed geyed taI nc soa hn
,h innocent cause OF this danger and was Sone"a. @
that Captain Long appeared to think nc "oa 90 t hal
,i.i would risk tie honor of the Tag o. me nation ,h
lha " friendly na.t 10 him. Captain Long explanta Tue
meter pa sscd of, and bOin gentlemen continued 'e
@ There was no misunderstanding whatever, bsyohn
his brtween kossuh and Captain Long or inc ohe o
~ mo shin so that story has been invented TO hIute o
t sn,h both in this country and in Europe.
The Mississippi proceeded 10 Gibraltar "iele ne or
i on the 5h of October steamer started ON sc ''
r Ennl,nd by which he might have sailed Tor 'as cou,
try but instead Of this he sent letter 10 .s , lima
Southampton say that he was coming IN osacF . ctI
ni"ht he given for getting up demonstration Al oo's'
TAR he received permission shore with MS S
three days and nights At the end OF two or 'nee Nd!
isi;Id The Governor who asked him To dine, IN soca
i md not an official or public Al Gibraltar h"ssu
wrote Capt Long to say that he was soas 70 r. ,h
. Missjnp Afterwards he changed his mind, and "ro'c
in substance Capt Long what he wrote 10 'e ;"
this eli
m Madrid an English passenger steamer for Southampton
n aying the ship he much Affected and his VIE anu
children wcp He said vii! see you soon ' The off
rers and crew then gave him three hearty Spoh aou
cheers and The Madrid hoisted the Hungarian nag anu pass
I'd under the Of the Mississippi wnen lhtee eu
more were given for knssh. and the English steamer aver
d responding, sped her way to her destination ,;.,, ,s
Canain Long received letter from kossu!h whlcli was
sad on Sunday last dinner In this letter hos5uth states
that had entertained the highest opinion Oh 'nS % -
l. and Captain Long. He said, Il nave but one Wish -
l,I,t a
cen my gratitude fox the kindness nave received
At ,oui hands while board the Mississippi Gae; and
M from the first time bowed my head with deep espcc 10
NJ your nag have felt that protected by H. ana Slli
III Away, reminder the kind loyal, American hearts
lie This the substance and Tor the most part the words oi
10 his letter which could procure an exact copy W
T. il is la. beiorc the Secretary Of the Navy 1t cOnclusFey
show. well every part oi the foregoing narrative mar
III. be-, understanding between k0ssuh and the DILL
n GERS of the Mississippi. .
Al. CAPTAIN Long prfeeds to Washington to-day, to report TO
IL the government u is described by his officers as sooa
ny religious man.
nd The oirers Of the Mississippi describe kosu'h as man
OF alou five feet eight inches high, and slim IN ms ira'i
u He ein head rather forward in walking lie has olus
% cy eyes which are far apart and full though His PIoee
he ing crows which most great men maze Ills
II eye. Gtllcr than they His forehead Is broader a
re high in portion and his head Is altogether iiney develop
"a 3D. He has all the appearance nj literary man. lie 81
NC y,rv saaaunc tenperau1n and Is great smoker. II
,ie, orator ana his splendid voice Is clear as BET
and o! aud dis tinct lie is graceful and elegant ~ action
zen anil speaker resembles in respects the polish
a Erect, Of Cambridge. is evident he IS man born IL
III
no. gary still hid in that country for another day
ing SPEECHES OF MIR. GOLDEN ANDrHE AMERICAN
iii Gm CONSUL-NATIOAAL INTERVENTION
joy A, the entertainment given by The Mayor OF Southampton
10 n the 18th to Ko.uh his country residence of Wnches
Nv err and where ko-suth made the long and interesting
in pccch tia, we published Yesterday the Mayor gave The
ealhs Of Lord Dudley Stuart Mr. Golden and other be
ue- ri mcInhtrs of Parliament.
NV Mr. Golden said that he was at MS country residence
on, he heard OF kossuts arrival nnd he meniione'
I tbs As IN excuse being the spot 10 receive him
IL had attempt in England 10 destroy his character
the an lie had dccrinci To be present to sho" his chHn"'
tos that they cou! only reach kossuth through them a
" hlcnds He did not intend Ia speak o the internal 81
bv fails o Hungary; but kossuth brought the credentials Of
While nation endorsed Nv the suiiancs Of the people hi
Jul iii !, welcome IN md The majority III. pcopI,
M Of England would ave him cordial reception. 3iF Goa
pe den said the reception give" 10 AsSnin would sho no"
81 lar he aspirations of Europe 90 with his cause aaI how
far hey may expect the support o En=ishnen or Americans
in ef future proceedings.
II, opposed The Intervention OF one nation into Inc
I affairs Of another ami he could not therefore, but regret tina
" the INVASION Hungary BY Russia the greatest scandal ID
civilization in day should have been allowed 10 pas
:, wlb,ri an angry protest from this country stated le
" said that ong the dispute lay between tuStra ana
, Hungary should further than express oar sym
IN patty with the right but o ihc moment That hussia IN
the icreea changed qnes2n ha m was semi
on bartatyu power coming down Win Is IoHcs 70 crush
eEnn''Hl and conniry wou have been Of in.
mems advantage. But what the facts Other States
ii the Tolls 81 reaction bur The newspapers OF This
county not only entered protest. but actually expressed
hear We'll
inc then, say, that were public opinion SO lar
ard newspapers would not dare 10 falsely by taking sides
ave Raa would require many words from English
iore minister maze that opinion have weight with for.
ou eisn espots. Hear hear He went On TO that The
IN Hungarian was moi Democratic morcricnt, but
IRE the people maintain their national Institutions.
ls fe that kUssu therefore, should be received by
argcas the champion Of nation that is den-
SIN f;ed nth constitutional institutions.
LOT ThelexI the health OF Mr.. Croskcy the Amc
'Ae rcan onsul.
and Mr. ossey the American Consul in returning THANKS
had in
this demonstrations which il his wish should be purely
= British its character. Hear hcar.l He wished lha,
when III Of the reception given 10 the lustrous KOS
uth his country vent 10 the other side Of the Atlantic
81 s!0uiayc I'll the vauc vi sPontanirty the part OF the
British popc. He felt that when their worthy guest
% reached shores OF America he would De received by all
parties bh wing and democrat as La Fayettc was received
r ce in 525-;s the nations guest CheGrsl
The AMERICANS Red Republicans; they loved law
and md the constitution the basis OF their bcric
~ although il had not yet appeared thai kossuh had in
"n tended 10 Institute republic Hungary still ne had fought
for the constitutional rights of his nation and SUCH had
t endeared himself TO all lovers OF true liberty lie would
U take tho opportunity Of saying few words in regard to the
4 subject Of intervention and nonnterven0n, upon which
20 his friend L.. Golden had 50 much dwelt.
IN No coun firmly adhered the doctrine Of
e intervention had the United States. the doctrine ac
been be1uei,cd them by Washington and they still look
ite ed upon il az sacred beques But there many OF
es mower and zzlng future, and somewhat different
policy Nigh, be enforced upon them by the necessities OF
their srown condition The time would come II mad not
~ already when the United States would DC io!cei into
~ taking more aan interest in European politics When
On they Should forced he hoped they would still adhere to
es the advice OF Washington and the time require OF
the other nmbcrs oil the g;cat family oi nations to adj
- here TO the doctrine. He hoped when introduced into
~ The arena of European politics. they would be Introduced
M the ally OF England upon such great constitutional
~ cause AZ that The Independence OF Hungary crushed BY
al foreign intervention Hand in hand with Great Britain, no
III combination cspotc governments could the ter
rihle dra,a placing The foot o absoluSm upon the neck
of national Independence and constitutional freedom.
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~ DEMOCRATIC DISTRICT CONVENTION OF THE
r t;TI SENATORIAL DISTRlCT.
Pursuant notice. Convention was held in The town 81
in Point Pleasant the first day Of the quarterly term of the
I. County Court OF Mason County November 3D. ISL.
II On motion David Long Esq elected President and
in Andrew F. George appointed Secretary.
" On motion a committee appointed to examine the
credentials OF delegates from the different counties com
posng the district whccupOn the committee reported as
al folowa: >,
c From, Hirt County appointed the following dele
l. gates: 49,