Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-27


happiness they seem especially designed
by Providence to contribute.
Movements OF kOssuth i'm Eng
land.
Kossuth continues to fill large space
in the British press. On Monday, Nov.
Sd, he addressed an immense assemblage
in Copenhagen fields, called together
to present to him an address from "the
inhabitants Of London" They We're
mostly Of the working classes, and the
number was estimated at 10000 Ban
ners with the most radical democratic doc
trines were displayed. The procession to
the fields was long, and there WIS great
enthusiasm, but entire good order. A gal
lows was erected, from which hung bun
die of the Times newspaper. which was
burned in the course of the day.
After the presentation of the address,
Kossuih, who had been received at the Co
penhagen House with great erthusasm,ad
vanccd to a window, and read written
reply. which was warmly cheered by oil
who heard it, and the cheering continually
spread over the immense multitude. In
speaking Of his treatment by France, he
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ton:
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ambition, dangerous to liberty. Now,
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S'"e,I" W "''N'0 'o' '''o 'NP
my Nireu'' 'ed'l
'n '"o ,o''I"'"S !,ass' ,Aoss''" 'es"''
~ wv n"'u rap at Soc'a''S'h
mere are ne" o'ct''hes ae'a'co III
certain coun'i'es' wnlcn' Dy what f.gnl !,
- not niue 70 ti'esiio"'c' ar" cois'uerco
o,y many'o oe inco'nPa.p'e WIN s'cla' or,
uer anu wan "ie PI'"e'p'e o' security ol
properly, now hungary mas ana WI
nave win 'hese doctrines no'"ing 10 ooiof
,hc most s'inPie ana more decisive reason
because IN hungary mere Is no eccas'on'
mere Is not no. 'he s"sh.es' oPPor'u'''y iof
mem we nave not '''c a'Sease' SO we
want no iileuicai specuiduohs anout INC
remedy we want ,reeoo'i ana lhuePeh
dence' ana we VIII DE rescued from 'he
e'h,-'he Austrian dynasty but we want
no theofe'lcai specuia''ots ABOUT properly
we want lhem oS niue Us 'he c'tizehs OF
the y nted States. whose institutions we
WISH TO have established IN our country,
WIN 'he oiherence that hungary IS and
VIII not be t1Vided In states but WIN be
one country co"'posea Oh ,ree f''uh'GiPaii-
'irs. ana am connuen''y assured 'ha'
an '''S 10 '"e 'ey '''e "'so WIN i'''y'-
,'a'y mas a'so no occasion 10 snare 'hose
ooc'rihes therefore neither It's people nor
popular leaders nave whatever 70 90 win
'"e'i'; anu ! a",' therefore, gao ny my
om'' icei'tiss 70 hhow '''a' ''''S naPPy com
o'uence oi circumstances .p can ohiy Strength
{" 'ne iari'io"y, oro'"er'y 'oNe anu UNION
"":o" oe. wee" ''ies1 NO "a''o"s '''@s' eH'
s.' ~ oo"ses 1enee ., 'ne 'ue"n'y o' w 'ne''
Interests 90 III res .o"'e ~ .yu'r w'S'es
hope'' dn' Sy"Pa''''eo' WI, o'ty 'a;
.na' n'y .eo'o' a''o' " pe'so''a' i'eeoo'''' !,
'd'ue ',i'e"y on a'oou',' Vi seeing my SCI
'es'o'eu u ac'i'"y anu 10 my e"uh'ry
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fraordlnary, as to ieel Obliged to avail my
sclfof this first opportunity which offers it.
selfto meet openly. The circumstance is,
that considered, and consider it still, to
be my duty not TO mix with any great party