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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24

VS. Loves and prospers you and me, s. s.
"a While he values .trones the highest
o .,i.a As but pebbles in the sea. ~
Man. upraiscd above his fellows,
Of forgc,s, his fellows shon- 81
r Mas,srs---rulers ers--lords---remembc
Tha, your mcancs, kinds are msni
Men by labor, men by feeling, /,
Men BY thought and men by fans,
= CIsinaing equal rights 10 sunshine
Ia q mans onablod name,
There arc foam.embroidered oceans,
There uye lile weed.clad rilIs,
There are feeble, inch high sapIings,
There are cedars on the hills;
Z" But God, who counts by souls, no, stations
" Loves and prospsrs you and me,
For 70 him all vain Distinctions
'' Are as pebbles in the SEQ.
Toilins hands alone arc brilders
.s3 0faa na,ion's wealth and fume,
Tiled lasincss Is Pcnsioned,
Fed and fa,,eEed on the same;
Hv the sweat o. others foreheads.
Living only 10 rejoice, .4T
While the poor mans outraged freedom
Vainly lil,c,h up lis voico.
bn truth aud justice are eternal .1
Born with Ioveliness aud iieh..
And sunsets wrong shall never prosper,
While .here s sunny light,
And God, whose world.heard voice is singing
Doundless love TO you and ne,
will sink oppression With It's titles,
40 ,he pebbles In tho sea, .
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24

wy peNeu "e'' 10" '''oc" money sue "pu' T..
ma.' W euPpo's nsl year anu sue ieP,ie P.le
'"a' 90" e'''a.s "ou'u 'aNe cure VI nel
lI"s nme-s'o's ma" . year as "'a''s
VI e1oase ny comPuu'V"s ano mso
" q N'"e purse lo' .ner osheh, anu wne'
we eave 7" 70 i'er y soe'neo as u sue "ou,'
en'J'aIe uS ~ sP"o VI sa, US '"ueeu' w
I oIe nc. nuI'Ie. ......, =. m,n"g p,esen's
na a,'a ."s Ie' e1s.,uue " wIsP'"l
v assa' ".',s us, Us s"aieI M L''ei :" '"e ne"y W
Gus moa,I y'.ss a"u nI "'d"e 70 prppy WnI' .L
rs.Jor ,ba, ,ha &C.,, shod tv H., iii ,no,,, =,
&C. s.o.a ,,a.s. go "a -. ,, 80 ~. ~ ,a
liz ouss III, sn,,rs mn ,bs aye. ~ IN ,ha, I
-,
t;ng
4 e.P,sr 4, !, 4, ~ Z t',,ss 80 Ia,
koi ,hs ,one or Inc lona,y bs;na !. IN ,,u,h
II bof3ss dcscr;o,ion H.r ns,rss, nsighbor
is soroe C,sr n;Ies az and her only cnm.
nsnions in ba, .oI;,nda 40 I;,Lo joo and
n cal, 1ey r,bin sands ne,r ,bo wa,ar.s
ed0e and d;yrcIy q, ,bs b;ll siJ. i, i
wiIhon, n u;rdow hr, l;ob, an ahnndorcs
comes in from tho oan;ng roof and sides or
the block and mnnderino loo habi,n,ion.
The chimney or which ia Of mud and sticks
md in = dillo n;da,ed condi,on. Her bed.
,,sad is mad. pf ANAL nina s,cks with ,he
hail .dllon. her couch consis,inp oc hem.
Iock bonobs covsred with mraw. upon which
ure Two ., lbree wretcbsdly.worn bpd.ouiI,s
In one corner of ,bs yoon a,e ,wo n,
three shelves. where ara displaved her cook.
inc utensils. ,be ORIGINAL cas-, Of which land
,hsv weye verv Iii md worn\ conId M,
have heen mora ,h,n do,Ior An old o,noI
.nswsrs % ,ha D,rross or . ch.;, and q hnord
noilsd ~ ,ha s;da or ,ho c.h;n ;s her onlv
,ah,o u"a.;nr ~. 49, t.,,. ~ M ,Lo | iaa" ,h 49, r.
hor h.a 49, s'n., '" - o,J . ~ '..h;oh
hsin I =" IT, w. - "iso "'- oI so""s, ; "SS SSa
t. nIso " ,S a,.,n", | "c o. ,;nu I" ' ,.'haaI a ond
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arS I 49, sy 49, 1sps"S p:L y"eueo =. uo.o
n hax u r.a.Llas. , b., " ,ha.. QUO "sS "oS
~ naa,oa.. ~" a I;.1,d Wv - oio ,h "as .aa'e a"I
he n,;ss.h J'Ipy S.~;, ~ ~ asn .n;sn
go - a.o.sc'I s.u ~ '"S W. , ~ -"
ssId vo ~ .c .L asns @
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24

Scene IN a GaocSRy.--(Exis customer
with a jug.)
Grocery Keeper 10 bis sons--"Jens.haS,
did you charge that rum ~
"Yes."
"Timothy, did you charge the, run "a
Yes Sir"
Joseph. did you charge ,hs, run I"
"Yes Sir.ee1 aaa n' ai
"All right--so have IP'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24

GTYou can, change an old coat into a
new one by rubbing il with ar unclean dust
er. or blowingi, with The bellows; neither
can you change your. bad character inlo a
gooo one by abuse, or boasuul talk. or BY
fighting. -......
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24
CONSOLATION
,g AN EPIoRAM.

y 2. PFlm ell!y gifl M n
With Z sinf ana d casi
vi nsf ~ thMprocTaIne "a hc, d scs:fsr,
'a#it Was qui,e ins panlcs0 -c
~ That John7--a mechanic
tiao atfron,ed her pride with an "eE.r."
IT'S exceedingly queer.
acknowledge my dear."
he'erled her sorrowing bro,hef-S
"Bu, you may depend.
;, To your very life's end,
You'll never be pained with ano,be..".
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24
SOULS, NOT STATIONS.

Who sAalI JUICE man frors manner,
Who shad know him BY his dress
-' PaupI,rs lsay be e. for princes.
s,a,, .rinces &. for some thing less.
a CHmpied shirt and dry JACKIE. a
May be, clo,he the golden ore
EN The dccpeEs though, and feelings
Bong sa,in ves,s could do no more
s., There are sprinas Of crystal neelsrs
Ever yelling Out Of stone o So
. .liEhers are purple buds and golden
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24

'fcould be
tshhelc
digpi,y and
ired that il
Avs by The
! do. The
.faeral con-
blconsider
be- Jaw oi
led AZ Par.
"a ciiy) ii
le4R The,
resolutions
|should be
4ng force.
ka takan
A-c -.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24

Loves and prospers you and me,
q While he values .troues the highest
,..a As but pebbles in the sea.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24
a meelfln 1ournal.

90 per Annum. 1919 6a
...ear -s. 4 81 4 eee sr1ii rs ft
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24

Y o NJ ONE I'D EaS TINY,s",ois
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22


FIREMENS VlS1T-The Baltimore Independent
Fire Company arrived in Richmond last evening with their
large and beautiful engine and accompanied by the lndcpen
dent Grays Band. They the wharf by the Fire
men of Rhmondhe line formed and the whole march
ed in handsome STYLE with excellent music, up Main street
Ia Bnshers Hall where The ndependent engine was houS
ed The companies then repaired Lafayette Hail. where
refreshments had been provided n the absence OF The Pre-
sient Mr. james c. Crane in behalf Of the Richmond Fire
Assucaton extended cordial WELCOME their Baltimore
BRETHREN whrh was responded in handsome style by Mr.
Dnkehart, of the "ndcprndenl company The
al Lafayette Hail. The linz again formed, and the "lndc
pendens" were escorted their lodgings the Civ Hore
Inc 'sitlne ircncn present noble appearance-and We
doubt n" every thing will be done their visit agree
ab and satisfactory in every respect while they remain in
Richmond. The display very handsome the compa-
nics marched up Main Street. rich usic (two
were in ne numerous turches the imposing array Of fire.
men with their apparatus the dense crowd that lined the side
walks and filed the which the gasamps threw
steady light in rich contrast with the moving torches
BY The lremen with red-ianneI shirts glazed hats &c.
Virginia six per bonds selling in New York very
freely lp5 Notwithstanding the untavoabe state Of the
market These bonds possess security which il is beyond
the of the money ket 10 shake and rcmarka-
bly, low in price as compared with similar securities Of other
States, which are made the basis Of bank issues.
-----ssse-------
The Romney (Va) lnelgencer understands that there is
good deal OF counterfeit money, principally "fve" and
"c, dllar" the Valley Bank at that place, and
dollars" and "ha dollars" in circulation on the
Allegheny Mountains in that county and Hardy. These
counlers, il is supposed, hail from secret 'banking
house" and rnnt somewhere in Western Pcnnsy ylvana-
The notes oerably well executed but the coin be
easily detected from its ng and the duness Of the letters
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22
coMMITTEE on vlGLANcE For WOOD COUNTY.

COMMITTEE OF VIGILANCE FOR WOOD COUNTY.
Several having occurred in the Of the Demo-
cratic Vigilance Committee Of Wood county, heretofore
published, the published in correct ioIn
as follows
Daniel R. Neal, John G. Srnger, Andrew G. ClnrE, a. y.
Williams Job Forsyth. A. Sanuels, Il. w. Cfe.l Bhilry
CLARK. George A. Creel Benz Penny Wm Mch,nne;
A. L. Kinnaird, George White, Edward Mcclure, bainc''
H. Foley, Charles Price.
JACKSON COUNTY.-Iu the committee OF vigilance
for this county, Clement f. Heau was enormously Pntca
for Clsrmont E. Thaw. = .:.. ..r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22
DIE ED.

DIED in Mononraa county, Monday The iit August after
nrolr,cel ness Pum mary Consumption, FEANLlS WAX.
MAN E late House 81 Delegates from onoga-
liza county, aged about q years
DEp al his residence county OF Hanover. after long and
painful illness August ISL, Capt FRANCIS BiuNI IN
his 18th year. ,..,.., ,.,.
Truly NAV said good man has gone a. husband Ier
and master will long be felt with sorrow ana ess'
lie "d' Jus
magistrate in county, AT "rhap a-
m .r, out of Court than Jus H. VII % '"o"-
Ihay. b.eo intimately acquainted with hln of the id, " !!
undertake obituary notice OF hn on WI, 'ta
wv
,nr will merely We have more CAPT BuI's is'
rzs- Whig please cUny.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22
errr1-r ,p pDpCSENTINEVr or DEATH

SINUILAN PNESTI.N VF Pl'fT
NoBFoLK ArG Is A very singular circumstance occurred
here on Saturday which has rise To much wonder and
remark Mr. G. II Gncrkn, well known in our community
s Professor Of Music, went u uniertlkcr during me
forenoon and though apparently in excellent health oicd
his coffin, stating that he felt an nnl.hkcaae rIcSrntcnt
Ihat he would die in the afternoon The undertaken regard
inn il as lest took further ticc ot the nattr anu IN
a short time forgot all about the alr hr Gherhin alter
leaving the establishment, went nome was shortly alter
wards taken sick and at early our in the evening was
corpsc The matter is aogei! inrxpllcable, Is MI IT,
appeared in excellent health vas not SUBJECT ~ a0er!a
fiuns of intellect.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22
For the Enquirer.
TO TIE PEOPLE OE YIliGIAIA

TO THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA.
Among the citizens vi your State cnir.ny qualified for
the high office OF Governor is Daniel H. Hnse of iont
gunery county To the people ui Western Virginia he l.
we'll known for his nevotcdne-s The interests OF his parry
and there is whom l.ey would delight
He has always been consistent Jealous UrmocrIt TO-
many yeas standard bearer III every Contest; has
discharged his duty his party with success at
y; has never sought any office, but has always appeared
seek that retirement which his inclination Sanctione'
and ueslv suggested. Without distinction party h
was elected as member oi your Reform Convention By
the largest ma jurly given 10 any uemher u that body
The ability he there displayed in The discussion OF lh
great questions before that bdy prove that lie worthy
of 80 nigh mark u confidence His speech IN eccti
Of Judges of the Court Of Appeals by penple
gumen unanswered in that body. and which secured III,
final passage Of thai provision IN your Constitution. pre-
sune II is yet duuuttu whether Eastern Western mar
will be selected by the convention 10 lre in Saunun Sep
tctnber Should they make the selection from this see.
un there is in Western Virginia who could bring
more strength s patty who commands more elements
than Mr. Huge. | would extend this communication fur
lrr for the tax imposed you and public for mere
paper nomination. worthless.
Suffice il say that we appreciate merit and will reward
t-hat Mr. Hoges friends will be found in the convention Il
be held in Staunon in September next VOX POPULl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22
For the Enquirer

For Tie Eh9H1TtT.
TO THE DEMOCRATS OF HANOVER
You requested to meet at your next Court, tAnsls
take into consideration matters OF importance 10 I'M
party and also send delegates The Staunun COnren
ton. full meeting Is desired.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22
OBITUARY.
Leaves have III Ir t!Hic 10 iall.
AuIrIScra To- wtthrr AZ the Eof'hwE1 i tF'a'h.
And slar- 20 set-but all.
ri, ii.t a .glts th!Ir u. DEdtn


D,rn an the Il iusnG tn. r'"n at ! father III ia
r,n.Iv q, ,cpon.t.ox Mr JOHN LANES MATTHEW'S IN "
intimately ell I'm 'ia
fr IN childhood. the L" AZ Vd' h
n up:ghncss miE, "esrItv aHiifI'. ah al
aprn charictrr OF ci'is t E"t
man he has never equal! The cuh"rc iI "
.etniel deep grief AMI Uniform utnes exio''t, W lv
n.c,on many eloquent words that we're spoken nv o"'
le she'd all spoke ic " nus p7c'
screr eloquent within The power ol pen
fri Amongst acluhinhces lie t"s
ner.ay repecied and knr" HIM but {" o'e n
nnoe nanel him but Farewell noble yon,h lH' rm'
iongnm rdt'
Brah, be the place OF Thy soul!
No ioYe.r spirit than thine
Fer BURST mortal control.
In the nrbs q the blessed IN shine
On thou vert ali bu; divine
A. soul shall Immortality be;
And ~ rrp,nc
When We know thai Thy God Is with thee -
I.gi; be OF thy tomb
Nayi verlure like eEleEids bei
There shodt be The shallow OF slo0m
s.s- In augh that reminds US u Thee '
Young nowers and an evergreen .ree,
-ceg Ma, spring from the spot of tlry rest:
But cypress let US sec - 7
= For why should mourn for the h!estf NJ D.
.j'i .-f-.t ..,cC 2. 70 ...:l ~ Tee.te.'"..
=, - '''a' t,,..y,s ..--7...m.s -srdbS,
.Tasz ~-:-s ..osl .: s9al9 as@ :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22

fr.se Essays on The Principles and Operations Of
!, 'tmpsrance" of them writtea by Rev. LEROY
"sh, - ~ "r"nd Worthy Patriarch Of Va, the other
''n " AlESASoEn MARTIN, Esq, have been laid upon
"'s contain great deal Of interesting and USE
o''''o" 'po" '"e 'usjecis Of which they treat They
49,! "'eh' III s'i'e pcTsiicupus and attractive They
'"e cause " "e sons "i Temperance in very i'm
aspect a'o generally Circulated and read, will give
q new impetus to the temperance reformation
ihcy published by the Grand Division IF n, sono of
Sperance of Virginia, and ut price just suicien, Il, COW
q The coso wit 81 per hundred The grca, ohiec, o tho
1e in their publications Of this kind, is bencf, IN,
temperance Another object is, to encourage ,er0,ure
heir in the South and thus be independent Of tho
N"f'aern trash scattered over the country.
They can be bought OF Mcdonald & Lyons under the E,
d'nge Hu,cl Richmond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22
MARRIAGES..

MARRIED in this city, Tuesday the 9h inst by ihc kev
V Moore. Mr WM. :. WUUDoON, 10 Miss MAkHahEi MI
CHE, all Of Richmond.
MARRIED, the time and place by the same NJ koht
CIR EME, of this city, OF Washington, d. CD u MISS
MARY RlTCIIIE. OF Richmond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22

w tif. WI VI LOUISA.
from tO-dy5 paper that James A. ScddDn Esq, de-
clines being candidate lur Congress on account I" MS
health. This is announcement which am must be
very painful TO the people OF Louisa and district gene
rally II therefore dcvorcs look for some one
whom rely. would therefore, propose the name
of Daniel H. London, Esq, whom we all know is SOUND
upon the Democratic principles andwho s Southern man
with Southern feelings. VOTER OF LOUISA.
CucxuovrLLE, LOUISA AuG. 49, 1851
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22

Leopold C. P. Cowper Esq. has accepted the nomination
rendered him by the Wig Convention which met in Suffolk
On Monday last their candidate for Congress from that
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22

spirit we will prove nvincibc and the result of the Dece
Der election VIII be guIiums for ID IN crhllc
party. A VIRGINIA DEMOCRAT.
AuGusT Is, 1851.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22

Inc receipts of the Virginia Central Railroad Company
passenger fare and freight from st January 1851 10 1h
Il July 55l, (sx months s68 806997, being az in
'"aSe Vi SS3 III, l6 over same period last year.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22
TO the Editors ofhe Enquirer

"CoAL Prs" AUGUST l9, 1851
beg leave nominate Judge JouS S CAsxIs, suit
able person represent this U- Sixh) Congressional Dis
tric in Congress, in the place Of James A. Setdon, Esq,
whose letter of decnation appears This mornings paper
CHESTERFlELD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22

'he James Rror and kanawna Company have recently
t'a'ed sale of their bonds TO the of $500 0OO
coa, ~ ~ W. - !" "a!Nson, ~ 1oo Gents POI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22

ne il"wing general stulernt of the operations OF the
). c:gs,l railroads has to hand since the pub
of article upun that subject of Monday last-
en- nnss upon cost Of s5 s73 sos IS 3l4 3O7,
and lrty one hundredths per The average per
The operating road. still larger than this inas
n As the statement includes The Of roads completed
~ the and making dividends during the short Pc
- Vi The year elapsing afer their completion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22

because Of tie sr,Tct; Of privileges OF assistance but
because of the produced by the pnne's oi
score of places where hard earnings received AND aco
iivlic poison dsbufsed. A TRUSTEE"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22

Inc above three grades of premiums ls Silver
Medal; 2nd A Bronze Medal: 3rd A Certificate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22

no III ~. 5:7-.Ii-;sa = Ok :a-GI ; - {, =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22

s.:.. = @ ii i7so an So ~! -. -, s..a s.; a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22

sstiea3 sas s>osi .iirs. -.
q. sro-,ss-s-e~.>H! kac, :. -r.-. sie.,'s y~s'a :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-29

md hayre learned the lesson. shall profit by " IN III w
10 come Devouty 10 this consunmauoa 70 oe
an. gentlemen, with great resleo' !'oI VsIsCAss
want, o ,.,,,s su,pins
WASHINGTON, Dec ID 1871.
GENTLEMEN You have dons ne The honor 70 ins!'S ne
'o attend the banquet 70 be giea 20 IS phAsi
phis dg,Is his inerded visit to O1r ETY. For Tins marx
sf polite attention please accept ny sAcsfe tnahks Its
ne from n,us with you on that occasion but hope to
Governor LOWS Kossuth opa nc snSs tne g1es, Of
him in the nsms Of twenty-five mlors OF freenen IL
gives him welcome whicit would refuse any kiogor
rcsplendtni welcome In pleading the cause Of MS dearly
beloved Kuhgsy.te u pleading ths csn'e OF oppressed
ton Of Hungary he struggling for the emancipation II
Europe Tie fneIds Of nat, Rally liberty Snd humanity
Louis In this country be has fees bu: such IS
would be she focs Of bnnan liberty they dare re has
honor the May immortal honor and glory crown
Kossu'h and MS cause the prayer OF nsI oosds8' Ser
want, NAMES ShiSLDs'
wAsHINGToH. n ntay, pee IS 1881:
power TO sccep, your e9rr'esns Invitation " the ieae
which to be given by the CITIZENS q Phadeipn 70 ,.e
Acknowledged Nation Cuss.. Bp, my engaYehehbs
GIVE bin Gentlemen. " elc,ne worthy Of PHILADELPHIA
TO give. worthy Of Kossu,h to recsve Telcne iot ms
at aitary and greater civic deeds; stho1zn ne
memories Of bis far off nat We LAID although she cannot
lift her head from the dust 10 thank Jon ior II awecone
for bis n6oaoe zeal her service and nf almost SPY
ual hope Of successful resus welcome for
the sake OF our own country fr her own liberties wu ne
danger when she shall have forgotten her desire to en-
tend them to other nations welcome for the sake Of our
common humanity for when sha II ~. spostle or
prophet worthy Of being honofedi Il II snail be rejected
Suffer hun With his fsryd eloqueDce 20 roauma:e hrs
fallen county and 10 the hDnos aud the powers with
which she wisely aud Justly clothed him. and then c,a-
slider what can DO. wha, Consress can d. and whl
the people DO o. store her IN fac 20 her
position the nations Of the earth without the coz
sent ana clearly expressed viii % the people CongIes.can
do nothing with hat cub ect trust that some measure
may be adopted BY the Government which. while II VIII
not al all hszsd the prosperity OF peAce oi ths c1un,
set promote cinse that appeals 50 strongly
b. interests and syInpathes the esao shment
Of republic the countries pressing for u IN EnOpe
sm gentlemen, with great respect your humble seryt
WILLIAM IL. SEWARD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-29
Denominations in Aid Of Hungary.

Our neighbors of Jersey City have be.
gun movement for Z" material aid" and hold an
other meeting this evening.
There was an enthusiastic Kossuth meeting IN
Auburn, n. Y, on Tuesday evening last, at which
Judge COnkllIg presided. Judge COnkllnB, ON
taxing the Char made an eloquent aud impressive
sueecn from which We extract the closing para
graph II ates 10 the subject OF non'ihterysntoh
The Governor OF Hungary as you are all aware .,e'
urges other claims upon Us. THESE claims are as
tnc.ly set forth by blm IN his marvellous speechesn
the City Of NewYork, and especially IN that maze
the dinner given IN honor OF ann Dy the cofpofte
authorities Of the City They have doubtless been
EoIdered b. you all. / do not propose 10 discuss
Them now but IN regard 10 the principle oil non.
Intervention in the intestine struggles OF oppressed
nations against their tyranncai rulers, ter Ihef IN
Questionable nights, and our moral duty 10 insist
upon the observance Of this principle by oyhef ma
uOlE as well os oUrseiyes-as humble citizsh, -
whose individual opinions, as such, no ong -. 80
to ascribe less importance than 90 mJsen =, 80.
Of the American people, each one on whon enJ'ySS
the rare felicity Of thinking WAT nc pee.s, au VI
saying what be ssnks-l syaii my,em =, 49, n,
us seuously 10 consider whether the gfeAI mofM
nrecept celiyered TO all mankind BY Jesus Chflst'
EmtIisrlv Known as the Golden Rule, IS less DINO.
Inc uuon nations than 1t is upon maj TIduas ana
wbe,bsr as a great, free and powerful hA'iSn We
re no longer a. liberty, even towards our teiiom
men of the eastern contineIt' ngioiy anu unue. -.
circumstances, TO adhere 20 q policy whlcn no mtn
could put into practice toward ms neighDo ~iInou'
incurring the merited scorn Of all good men. Tap
plause renewed and continued
At Pittsburgh, Pa, on Saturday, the S''h ln"''
gre., Kossu,h meeting was held ia'he Courthouse
vhich WAS crowded TO excess. ExCongTemmaa
Moses Hampton presided, assisted BY Mayors Gu!n'
re and Fleming of Pittsburgh and Allegheny cry
Nauy eloquent speeches were delivered oy ieAaiAs
cItlzsus Resolutions fayoriag Intervention, ana te
mes,,ng the City Councils 70 make arrangements for
The reception Of Kossuih. we're unanimously aaopsr
Cd The greatest enthusiasm prevailed
Al Milwaukee, Wisconsin, the friends OF hossuth
and the Hungarian cause have perfected taoioasns
orgsnIzation and TIRES meetings OF Commi'leeo o.
the most influential citizens have been nela, sna
public meeting was 70 have been held ontae ~ H..
Al Coming, n. T., meeting Was held On VIZ i''A
tlst. and II was .. %, R..mth Ar
R-sored That the additional request Of I 50 -
a atsrizl aid should be responded " ~ "a. y,
saIush rs ns 20 Asst him IL me prose- 80,
rga for the speedy delivsTsnes Of n" AA
Austnsn tyranny. 80. NJ n have held two
meetings for the purpose Of Offering aid and 'T"pS
thy 10 Hungary. n s.,,,d.y announced thu
mos. extensive preparations ios the reception ",s
Kossnsh on saturday. The clipper says GOV. n n.s
SsSS,sSt ~. Corporation banquet and pfocseos W
Wsah,satoa on Saturday sveniss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-29
Detention of the Southern Mail-kossuth At
HALLMARK

BALTIMORE, Dec. 2S, lS5l-P. w.
We have no Southern mail this evening from be-
yond Washington. The mail steamer Potomac Is
disabled, and will not leave Washington again be-
fore Wednesday. The Northern mail, meantime,
viii be sent to the South via Baltimore and Norfolk
kossuh will not leave this city for Washington
until Tuesday morning. Ii is possible that he may
yet consent TO attend public banquet to when ne
has been invited for tomorrow evening. He will
rot be seen tomorrow during the day, except by
tho Sc who bring HIM " substantial aid"