New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25


! a similar position
Last evening ore Of our brothers. fof orr bro,cr,
a Narse,Les worxman-i know MS naine and Si
rot forge, tin spite Of the cold swan 20 tue Amen
can frisaie to press my hand. | took his h mi wfN
e,uv. wiih emotion, and reproached han VITA ms
raShress. " VIVA could Go ~ sa!d &c q" WAS e,
/ teTu1nod to touch your hand not finding bat.
threw m, seif into the water. AMI here am. Are
these obstacles for man who wills" bowed
down before these rObie words
The love Of liberty. ise sentiment OF DUTY ana oil
Fraternity ! possessed before came 10 NarSellies,
but it is there tina, found The motto, There IS no
obstacle for nm who wills That device shall oc
mine. VIvc IA RopuoAque' Health aud Fraternity
LOUIS k0ssgTH.
On board the Mississippi, IN the RoajseAd OF Mar
selllcs. on the 29th September. 1851.
kcssuth lef, Marseles on the Isl instant for GI5-
ra..ar.
is needless TO say that the address OF kossu!h 10
the democracy Of Marseies has been received with
enthusiasm by the democrats o, Paris. Il IS Of much
more importance mat The nhoSplta0e repulSe gwen
to his reasonable request by VI. Loon Faucher IL
condemned by the common sense of all parties.
ministerial decision about 50 simple i matter was
never more loucly and generally dls"owed BY the
organs OF pu0llc opinion. And not merely the re-
hisal, bu, the OF 1t, excites universal disap
probation The Project of the Bouches-du Rh0ne VIII
not concesCeud 20 communicate directly, with the
eI- Governor of Hungary. whom he seems toresard AS
placed in sort OF moral quarantine, and entitled to
receive letters only AZ the end Of pair OF tongs.
lie cannot recognize kossuths existence on shore.
because his passport not having been rised by VI dc
Iayalette at Conssntnople, wnichls about one hun
dred miles from the place where koSsuth embarked
on board the Mississippi his beng on shore is clean
against all rules, and only IN consideration OF the
Sickness of his wife and children. The French are
a kindly people II Was not an act verify OF
French Minister 10 send that sick wife with her three
little children back again to the uncomfortable sea.
Is At not an instructive contrast great nation at
the other side of the world sends snip across the
Atlantic 10 receive this glorious exile, and TO DO
him honor and fetch him from Punishment to the
cheering leone OF free aud civilized communities
fioc at,ti bo N,,fp Ofa AZ
ton. Anc mere passage over the soil OF france Is
refused to tins refused with insult, with cruelty
and he ard his wife and children are thrust pack
like infected things, INTO the sea why, TINS Is the
very extacy OF panic the frenzy OF terror, which takes
France for a barrel OF guUpowder, and hossuth
for a lighted match Hungarian audiences were
excited by his eloquence, but here even supposlng
that he had been allowed TO harangue the people,
instead of occupying seat III the railway tram,
the charm OF hls OratoIy must have been lost III
a foreign tongue. More dangerous was his pen,
and this is the precise peril which has been
called into operation by the Government The address
to the democracy OF Marselles will cross France ana
penetrate into every village with the Paris papers OF
al colcrs Even the legltmis Cni0n copies the al.
cIeSs Girardln says of il The reyorberaton of
this address noby simple, will be immense. l
ask the Minister who directs compression ask NJ
L. Tauchor hlmSelf-what viii he have gained oy
preventing kossuih from crossing France, To usVel
from Msrseilles to London kossuth would have
passed his manifesto will remain | wished to
have SeLt you the article OF the People o. MarSees'
protesting against the repulSe OF hOSSutu iOf
that paper Is prosecuted the charge ot ex-
citing 10 hatred and contempt OF the Govern
ment But the confscaton of all the numbers
of the People confded TO the post, mas IN
fortunately prevented this cCmpoS ton from reach
ipg ne. In the meantime valuable testimony OK the
warm sympathy OF the population of Marseillcs with
the Hungarian cause Is furnished by the reply oil tue
same paper to this blow OF the authorities 1t says
We have translated faithfully IN all the sincerity OF
our conscience, the popular indignation waicn We
have seen bust forth. An exile for the cause OF me
liberty of people, a victim OF Austrian aosoutlsm,
great heart great name of the history OF peoples,
has touched the soil of France. lie demanded not
even hospitality but only the right opissing through
the country with his family, TO save women ana
children some days more of suffering upon the
sea and a Minister Of France answered NO
Whatever may be done or SAID. all our works are
dvaried before the great stain thrown on our french
horror The democracy Of MarselcS has proIested
by It's acclamailOns. Its crowns and It's bouquets IL
was the duty Of the democratic organ to record tue
protest Of the people We accept the necessities OF
our duty without empty Dragging as without rear,
and II we to go before jury we will ask IL win
confidence to sanction 10y verdict OF acqullal the
national sentiment, which has guided our pen Inc
verdict OF that jury will be eagerly expected
Notrontent with the repulse of kossuth. The ParIs
undertakes to Willy him. II lustihes the measures
OF the Government by attributng to the Governor
of Hungary all The vulgar qualities OF a pes.hent
Gemagoeuc, anddraws an lnvidiOus contrast between
him and CaSmir Batthyany, who has been permitted
to take up his residence IN Paris. The Ordre taxes
with lis us,, adroltnesS advantage of the impolilic
acerlity of the Government TO WOO the popular
breath by condemning this absurd ngor.