The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-20

S;.., ,L.,,;-. ,,,.......l. i.,,,.,,
60. ~. W.
vi "'S '" mayor N"gS'a"" vi We" Ao'"'
and f'"m various other sources have Learn
ed that the reports sent hr,e were miSer
able fab, ica,i,ms We publish LsInw,
er,n, ,h. NJ va,L l,a,.,.s,.;oJ aJ,.,
-
''''' '"e 'up''o''ee " "'''"'e''''f'p oe
tween the editor "i that paper and Capt
Lung IF the Mississippi which meets al
mos, avery chs,oa If anv mome,, and
.1,G,;,', ;, ,h;. ...r.,.. .r. ,,.,,n
" o"''''" :" '"'' WV 'o'
"'her sou'ceS' sJl'c'es "hi.h we t"luK
will lut at rest the slanders The Com
nsyciaI A,lpe,tj,rr ssVk.s. t.t
"Wih rn"re satisfaction and pl, usure
than our pen cav ui,tAy W, give tie
following facts. d,ii,e,i from Capt Lous
himself, which ,ifectually d,.mnye II
the aIIep alions made against N Kassu,h
respectiup his bearing Inward the ufficrrs
of the frigate. They will rrnoye th. last
vestige OF any unfnvoiablr impression
WHICH thnse slanderous repol,s NAV have
made. Very pleasant, indeed. appears
to have been the intercourse brtween
Kossuth aud his companinn, and the "E
ficers ofthe AIississirpi from frsl To last,
aud 80 far from thelr having been ~.
arrangement or dispute, or disrespeciful
cundoct on the part If enher. Kosoutb
appears ve,y suun fo have discovered
hhat he was anong his true friends, aud
to have consulted Capt Long on points
reso.eiino which less noble and conf.
ding shirt would probably have acted
ON his own responrbility. Ii will be .vi
dent To the reader, from v hat follows.
rhu warm. and ardent even 70 eu,husi
asm as the Hungarian leader il. his sin
yulnr. tao, and intuiiive perception of
What Is fitting for the hour aud place are
always present and apparent, and that
his sense of honor is high aud noble as
his patriotism is ,eep seated and impuI
sive The earnest manner, indica,iye Of
almost personal love and friendship. in
which the officers oCthe Mississipui sneak
ui him, is alone an AMPLE refuto,ion Of
the rumm.. which. through malice ., 10
uorauce hav. b.eu indus,,iun,ly c,renla
ted resurcting him. .s't
His 6r.t comipv nm boorJ tho Ameri.
can rri0a,e mus, have been touching
sceue. A ANAL s.omer brouoh, him
from the place Of confinement across the
sea Of Marmus a and h. had suffered from
sea sickuess and the anxie,ies and ex
element natural IA the dsy ofhis release
anurnselird. The officers md crew nj
IN. Alis.issirui were drawn o,ou JecL
10 receive him. What a mon,cnt ths
must have been to him! As he sr+ppeC
down IN. hdIer he was pale. The mo
meut his foot pressed the deck, he took
off his hat, his ewes flied with tears, and
in few brok o , but earnest words, he ex
pressed his Joy and gratitude at being
ean free, snd under the prole ecton Of the
Dag of the United States. The reports
that he subsequently insisted apon being
landed at various po, ts is denied by Cap,
Long. That officer had instructions IL
call u, Smyrni1 and Spezzia, and at bni
places NJ Kossuth's bearing was blame
, less. When the fripa,e put into Maiseil
f les il became kno WI to the Hungarian
leader that certain Socialists aud Re,
=. Republicans designed to gather eclat rror
4 u demonst alton on his b.haif. UIterio
d designs of q revolutionary character wer
|, also in conle mplation, and came 10 tn
/. knowledge of Kossu,h, who feeIy CON je,
Q red pih Capt Long as To tho course b
had better pursue, and as tho conse
quencs of such consultation. resolved M
!. again To leave the vessel until hs had oh
!, tanned permission IRON the Freuch Pres
ident.
:. The contents of note were then To-
u egraphed TO Puiis, asking such permit
|. sion for himself aud family, on account q
n their health. and declaring il To be his /,
d lention to pass through the couulry
e the most rapid travel. A direct relust
} was returned; perhaps the only coura
IS the French Government could pursu
il with due regard to its own peace au
70 safety, and more The pity. The refusI
d exasperated the Socialists To that Iegre
u that they offered to raise an armed fore
= = Sume'on' 70 IeoIse n;'n " , S"io o""o"o'
: daS'irs dS Kn.s~,h ss;.c,sI ,hs nrnnns,
. promptly, and when 1t was clanorousl
u urged he persisted, until finally at his re
e quest, aud not at Capt Longs desiI'
' contrary !" MS WISHES '"o m'SS'sS'Pl
e weighed anchor aud resumed her voyage