Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-25
KOssUTH AND AKCHptsHop ui;GlIEs.

10 large meeting IN New York and has excited nuC scf
sation there and elsewhere:
And here can't help audn. 20 The Ignorant r-7sn h'c
has been bestowed on that thai have al
tractcd the eyes OF the world We all t;,a tho cn
gnlsh"d Hungarian who had been thu poet i>ueiio
IL Europe, the moment he herlic! from prison an
landed in England brctnc the preacher ri
came the ru2.st Of the Anglo Slx"ns-nd hike the y,fes
Orangenun OF the north of lreand he hnv. iiing
Jcsusni and the Pope. jfisscs Analn- Sa yDn-m wa
iNe thrine oi his culoey tie, the who forgot r aSo
cafes OF his principles the mas, who was II
te hrs! hour OF his red"m To thcs w:o riskeh !hIr !:c
IN llr chi!sc-tilat forgot everything but the ng-
who crushed the same principles in their dumnS-
1t was not in good tasa Nr.rr was il in rnoa
Glasphcne the knowledge y! mankind when he called l'
country OF the "fpressors nC IeIt:i u4radisc ntsh
Dh II must have been exceedingly gat.irn. "a I'n twi
the Indulgence of his sr ciIi ccncy layer att"
another Of Hung irdn b'af:cy laid ugn hn IL ~
o.! ani c,in'n!tI. h,f Ia ,!:c ':glc "s 49,
thing bu truth in II. (i.Ir"lcT) RI" never tuHgn "'H
ac en"rcd this soft cnnpu.!tun the Hn-nsi1n uEdeI- '
u 10 &c an "itrat":, nay - ''ifaiy ~ share ~ q
illughrer) Smh G, Br,sn ! S
Suh was. and Themes Mcwghsr was eloqurnI aud les
f0!2o.icn. The Iisi;r.. h.s louC IL
principles tor which they rsed theirs turns round Ia -;
sra!tcr ;h'ir irrants with praise.
The ~ y Pos. makes conclusive reply To the two nccu
sations brought asanat kossulh first that he praised III
Anglo Saxons and! secondly that he spoke dep.cci:'inH
the Jesuits In regard first Of The charges, In
Post friendcs. fugitive, Defeated in hard struggle 10
the freedom OF his country is Invited 10 visit people among
whom the press is itee the right Of ling sacHc, w
liberty of worship unrestricted and where the o?1icse
has been the with the people Of Ireland have been en-
abled break the links Of their chains by one un
finally their representatives sit side By side in the council
Of the empire with those who of late were their oppT*sor
The fugitive is received with enthusiasm called forth b.
his misfurunes his virtues and the noble cause in wch "
so goriousIy failed What words should such moment
rise to his lips but words OF gratitude ard euogy! "ba
wonder tat such OCCASION he should forget every
thing else the generosity Of those who welcomed nm
and the delight he felt breathing again the air OF freedom
In speaking of the AngoSaxons there can be no pre'ch
that he to the term with invdious disc
nation Of races whether pure mXedcxistlng IN the h'
fish domulns-or in fact that he meant by it anything bt
| the people of Great Britain.
The other offence of kossuh is ia fling at the Jcsu ad
the Pope" That readers may the extent oi Is
transgesson copy the whole passage OF his speech al
Southampton, in which lie complains Of the n,ccTencioi
the Jesui,s in the political affairs Of his country and sptks
of the irmness with which the kings Of Hungary Cato
lie nation former times maintained the religious lloses
of the people against the ntemeddng Of the see Of Noe
! "Even Jesuitism which in latter mcs has again beun
to raise its head is employed in support vi Russia we're
in The neghborhood of great country, which unortuny
does enjoy the fruits OF sorrowlu times nnd great surr
ings The Jesuit party in France threaten that c"uy
with the CossackS. Even here in this glorious counYia
question connected with this long was aslta as
well in public opinion as in Parliament Know Wits
convenient to myself and due you will no! eneino
that question. | will only curious cunc!det-l
am Protestant. (Appuuse) am Ptoes!an, not my
nation the majority Of which is composed OF Catholic: AND
the least glory Of my nation, that in u! t We
have fought ard tiled for religious lbertyCa;ho!cs de-
votedly Pfotrsants. The ri hts and freedom Of til Pro-
estants were always strongly opposed by the house oil laps
burg;
with spirit Of Jcsusu. but tie frccdun OF Prolni-
ism had been established BY treaties gansd by swods {"
| victorious Hungary. Scarcely had Rnasu feF:c'a llle
Hut.
gary, when the first act ut tG! house Was 10 sn"Glt
oond BY the hands OF tie ,angan, and is s"rnn: as 10
DESTROY the rights of the Protestant religion in Hhory-
TIE Kings of Hungary in former times, were ni~" nuX
ious not 10 allow any metdi. ut the Court :" ltme ~
temporal affairs Of the Catholic Church ani @ifiou.k '
ha:has Currnus Huugaliln by oirt!i nstc t@ar
the Pope, Your hnnsss must r-rem5er tat We
ensign and viii maze OF c!''S.
pixies before allow you ~ mix yolrsa! " "h ihe
| Affairs OF oar church,
Is such language this meet with public ensure
among pcopl protesting free There is ~o-d
Of it which does reflect honor him Sto ucrd it,
rnc Jcsuits NEEDLE in the politics OF Hungary AM tie part
with Russia They desrrv" conI naaJn than
| is passed them in the quotation have n.aic.
The former sovrrci@ns of Hungary nave rc-;ciihc :G-
!encddng Of the Pope in The icnpur ali ts OF chuTc:'
ncy deserve be remembered with ionor. iI,ogafan
Catholics we'll i'fusstlat3 SHED i@.r DO, ur u
s!ous iocfly. 1t w; done in h,ssu: ptaouaco
| ;hrir en9gy.
We leave the matter ii..c Tais a,ac;, nic BY a
hith .!gnitIy tac Catholic Church whcn i:a Gt
vocation b" understood: will Only another
reaction in favor OF hi" whrn i IA meant !" alus
BEAUTIFUL AND PATRIOTIC IDEA.
Some time since the ftowin eqisnt prcanhc,na res
o!u,iuns offered To III. Select Council Of Patepta.
%c then, Tie nseit'b9;s the legislature
Of Virginia. whoever they nay DC. Thc Pn!iG.lpa SUN
says
Independence Square though situated within the on:Gr
| Tn. IA
sand stlffluI rcylrCoas as$vc.ic win il. 10 spot N
lr country il pru. location for the erection 4 s:me
times t,ia! mems souls The crl:: ,r.-filr OF Mr.
"ATEEMaS lIir !ec,t,S 'hc r'"r.s l:' >.uL nadt
ms Gu,ci.it, aEa tie resolutions 80 pf.,;Ilr si1acc ~!
preliminary rr ~ b. iIk"n. Tia; 'is
GnnccGsSs sIy Ia cnlrgr urnn cin":. ,r p&:i>.r OF tie
..4IJis ittGtG: MI i!if. ii'e'D 10 rnt z uy n.;!
cuni"apA;c: nvcat ~, an, wt' can sse IT, de- ;i's
appointed .i,st tn: thirteen D...n! s"''e,
they Will receive and catncst wccum; al '!=
na.ds Of o"r c!iy luE"7iti"s
| The lcsJ!uliuns ;"liUw:
The spot on which the Congress r tie American Colonies
declared their Independence, should hc dear !h wh"c
na,ipn which hnt act gave bir;h. |; Is na:s"ed nn ON
" by the llcrrism vi tc who, in the -na ard
scattered People ciVuncct the fae u. powerful King, hut
bv The first formal po:ul4 CATION Of the principles f pn
Tar liberty which the inheritance OF gfca. k:pu3!c;
guide and hope OF the friends "l Throughout
| the wu:ld.
Viewed with this reference the Hall of the old Stne
House of tir Colony Of PenuSy yyaEa take precedence
interest Of every other ljic" ancient ucn lu II
TO witness the truth their cause, tcY pledged Their
lives to ll1 Revelation Of Rights from The progress ol
which, in the brief period OF human lite, assured
that in due time will embrace the consicrns and sec uc
the happiness of the whole family of niankGd
II is assumed therefore, that The thirteen States OF l7I5
feel common and special pride in t:r alliance Of tri!
names with the Declaration Of lndr enlpcewith the
wisdom which conceived it, the vulo which resolved 1.-THE
glory which still confirms il, and that they will unite IN
further consecraing the place oi its adopt"a BY memorials
worthy Of the act and OF its authors Entertaining these
views, be il and il is hereby
Resolved By The Select and Common Councils of the
city Of Phade hia-Firs: That it is cxped~nt TO have
erected in the becn ng 10 The Hall in which the Ma
onal Independence declared thirteen monuments COM
memoaiivc respectively Of the States and o the men, par
ties to that glorious event.
Secondly that in odo accomplish this patriotic design.
the Presidents OF Select and Common Councils hereby i
reced furnish copy OF these proceedings TO- and enor-
ulize the Legislature of the States OF Massachusetts, New
Hampshire, Rhosc Island Connecticut, New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland Virginia. North
Caolins South Carolina and Georgia. suggesting 10 these
Legislatures appoint each delegates cunreniin
assemble in independence Hail the 4h day OF J"ly
1852 as guests of the city of Pha!.pha there deliberate
upon pl of carrying into effect this proposition in III n
ner becoming the OF their constituents, and the -
u1ies OF the lustruus dead
Thirdly, That in the event Of This proposition having
favorable response from the States addressed the Selc and
Common Councils OF the City of Philadelphia n the Maine