The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-11-19
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


New YoRK Nov 10.
h,'Vaf oJhs Cambria Kossuh and the Hung arians
rescue Iriais.-Brigdam Young and the Mormons =
Result Of The Election
we learn by the Cambria. whose news is lust tee-
graPhed from Halifax, that Kossuth should have left
England Tor The United States in the Washington
on the l3ih The Washington is the Oldest steamer OF
the bremen line. and, although fine ship and we'll
commanded, is not of the fastest so that we can
hardy expect to see the Hungarian chief much before
me latter part OF the month His reception by the Eng
Sh people has been enthusiastic and Haerng in the
IRENE The government has avoided any official or for
mai recognition OF him, while the Times newspaper,
winch upon THIS upon most other occasions acts as
lhe exponent OF the sentiments OF the British ogarchy.
mas Deen unremttng in It's attacks upon the lair fame OF
the exile.
ms state OF things affords al apt illustration of
me peculiar position OF the official press, and the mark ed
difference IN feeling between the people of that country
ana lher rulers SO extensive is the spread OF liberal
OPINION among the that the government itself does
mol venture Individually to interfere with the expression
oil II, but contents itself with the futile attempt to comba,
It through the columns Of its organ, while that great
modern element OF takes the field against the popu
lar will as boldly did the barons Of the second Rich
ard, or the mercenares Of the earlier Georges
The Hungarians who arrived here in the Mississippi
have been informally waited upon by committee of our
common council, the public demonstration having been
deferred until the arrival OF their chief Meanwhile his
followers have accepted the hospitality of the city which
was very properly rendered 10 them, and now its
guests under the care of Mr. Howard the excellent host
OF the Irving House. May they never be less comfort
ably provided for There to be very general dis
position among our citizens to do something handsome
for these gallant exes and we have no doubt that their
immediate necessities will be supplied most abundanly :;
but while our sympathes are excited and our purses
opened for the relief OF the expaated the sentiment is
Qvaa fhoffh boa
SO long rested upon this great and wealthy city for the
neglect OF the s:any remnant of its brave regiment
OF volunteers should at the same time be wiped away
There is money enough, and 10 spare for all and could
the minds OF the people be taken. have doubt that
enough would be appropriated 10 give every Hungarian
fair start in life, and at the time place
impoverished wounded sick, and dying volunteers above
the reach OF want for the rest of their lives.
The grand jury at Buffalo have not yet got through
with the evidence in the OF the Syracuse rescue 1t
is very greatly ts be desired that they may take proper
view of the transaction, and bring in bill suited 10 the
exgency. In Boston, the yellow boy Norris whom the
sages of Massachusetts law have admitted into the legal
brotherhood, has been acquitted for the share he took in
the of Sbadrach II is very possible that the evi.
dence did not warrant convction-for the aboionsts
in that quarter in nowise scrupuous in regard the
solemny OF an oath but it very unfortunate that the
scamp cleaIedfor il adds to the doubts already
ierained OF the sincerity OF the Boston people in their
late professions Of allegiance TO the Union.
What can be the meaning OF the strange antics that
Brigham Young the governor and high. priest OF the
Mormons, is playing in Utah II seems he has made a
clean sweep Of the judiciary, well OF his ad-
Juncs in the executive power besides taking posses
sion OF all the public money which Uncle Sam sent TO
carry the government with. II the stories told OF
him lrueand there little reason for doubling
them- is much to be regretted. We have been rather
inclined TO sympalhze with this strange and until lately
unfortunate people, and to wish them God speed in
their efforts 10 ferlze the desert and cause the
wilderness TO blossom like the Blu, connecting this
recent demonstration with the earlier under the dis
pensaton Of Joe Smith, and the later under Strang
we fear that this fourshng community is destined 10
perience the fate which, later, always TO
overake those who introduce 1iat they call religion
feature into their system OF civil government "Dly
kingdom is no, OF this world, said the Saviour OF man.
kind while upon earth and, although vested with infinite
WISDOM infinite power, and infinite love for those whom
be died save, nowhere find him exercising temporal
sway and everywhere behold him exhibiting respect for
and obedience 10 constituted authority. Whenever and
wherever then, we attempt to apply the religious
element, motive power, TO The machinery OF civil
government struck with repugnance and disgust
the total disregard which such effort displays for the
precep, and the practice OF the founder Of the only uae
religion And whoever we observe engaged in this un-
lawful and nefarous undertaking, be he prophet priest,
a king-a iripe-crowned herarch, a mere temporal
sovereign-a statesman promulga,ing higher law than
the constitution OF his country a vulgar mposer lord
ing over his dupes by virtue OF commission written
on unseen plates of golJ-we set him down as knave
and hypocrte upon whom the vengeance OF nsulted
God will sooner or later fall.
We are at last able to announce with good deal OF
confidence the actual result OF the Stale election, al.
though of the candidates closely that there
still bare possibility Of our being mistaken in one or
two instances. Oar State ticket is all elected, with the
exception OF Welch and Wheaton, the nominees for
treasurer and canal commissioner The senate and the
house Of assembly are believed 10 be tied The only
room for mistake is 10 regard 10 the assembly There
is said TO be doubt in regard member but
impression is that each party has elected equal num-
Der II we correct in this particular the advantage,
notwithstanding the ties, is altogether with the denocra
cy-Churoh, the lieutenant governor, having the casting
vote in the senate We have the control OF the canal
board by more than two 10 one.
Hereafter we propose 10 aude 10 some incidents
OF the election and 10 say word OF the character
and qualifications OF the successful candidates. At
present il is sufficient 10 observe that all the fruits
OF victory ours. ~,
NV YoRK Nov. ~, 1851.
Probable eeei Of koSsuhs vigt 10 England.-Robrt j.
Walkr-Neps from California Produce Of gold,--
Dram of specie from this port Where is The remedy7
We inclined 10 think that the visit OF kossuth 10
England will be attended, or rather followed by results OF
more importance than were anticipated by either bis
friends or his enemies The time would 10 have
been especially popitous There has been internal
pressure OF popular opinion upon the prescn, admnisa-
tioa Of that country which seems to have impeed its
leading spirits giant, at remote period, very con-