The daily union., 1852-03-11
ISoasuth aud the yyhIg Party.


is our duty to point out the contradictions of the
whl party on the subject of the reception which has
been extended to Kossuh by Congress and the people OF
our country The National Intsigencer occasionally
lets slip some sentiment akin TO that which the agents Of
absoutism employ throughout the world TO repress the
hopes which urge an oppressed people vndcae their
tgh,s The special organ, pliable, accommodates
itself to the changing hues of what it mistakes for public
opinion. 1t is for and against Kossulh according to cir
cumstances-always ready TO quote what it can CLEAN
from the preceden,s in history in favor OF the general
proposition that true policy peace with all nations
and entangling alliances with II applaud Mr.
Webster when he Huisemannizes and exlo Mr. Fill
more when he talks of the doctrines of Washington 1t
can quote General Jackson anybody else in favor Of
the general truth that have nothing TO do with the
controversies of the Europeans about forms OF gov
eminent, at the same time that il can write lengthy
articles in favor OF liberty in the abstract and the dangers
Of such usurpatoas as those Of Louis Napoleon.
But these central organs OF the whig party per-
hans fully aware how broadly and boldly they are con-
tradced by the most authoritative organs of whg
men in various parts of the country. The New York
Times makes itself the organ of Kossuh, and urges
Congress and the people 10 grant him all he asks in full
conformity with the most extreme terms OF his demand
The New York Tribune presents Kossuth as the very
mpesonauon of the OF liberty and emancipation
everywhere, and calls upon all men to sustain him.
And now following close in The wake OF these northern
eSpounders of whg doctrine, the Louisville Jour
nal The Journal is certainly the leading organ OF the
wings Of the Southwest, and powerful champion Of
Mr Flmoe's claims to the presidency. In that paper
Of February the 23d the leading editorial article is long
nd antbu If nd
objects. We have space 10 quote only tie two closing
paragraphs;
"There is one consideration connected with Kossuths
visit this county that should make every republican
heart leap with Joy 10 do honor the usTious champion
human rights The United States Great Britain, and
Switzerland the sole repositories OF freedom.
Over the arest fields Of Europe iron despotsm rides
upon the soul of the people In the wide domain OF des-
poasm the voice OF freedom is heard alone In the groans
aud shreks that issue from the prisons Of despotic auhor
n.y. The nobest hearts, the brightest nteects. and the
Hre't regulations Of Italy, France Austria, and Russia
are pnng away miserable existence, amidst the noisome
stencil and horrors Of the dungeons oil despo,m. Every
refinement Of cruelty that sensitive heart
narrow cultivated intellect, is rcsorted TO In Furnishing
mose who dared to feel and act for human rights The
Eyes and ears OF these yran open TO Louis hossuth
lhY can neither stay vision close their the
osfe" OF that wonderful aud every throb for free
uOm, every voice that speaks the sympathy Of American
etmen for the down-trodden rghts OF humanity, and every
prayer that asoends TO Heaven for the success of human
progress connesion with Kossuh, felt every fibre Of
zoe heaft OF desposm The voice OF tweny-three millions
es people encouraging Kossuh porsevere in his good
Nok-a work holy, noble, and glorious as that
Nnch our revolutionary fathers strugged-cannot fall
aueeded to the ground To the victims OF European des-
m mat voice speaks hope in the dsk hour OF the
"Oua'on Of human rights and that voice procaims
aOod In The OF tyrants, the handwriting the wall
ana shall we laier in this good work Sball turn
ss ear to the claims Of the suffering republicans Of Eu.
Ope Shall our souls be dead every NOBLE every honor.
% Impulse Let rs be at least true to repubcanism
As ut lovers Of desposm behc-ts. They
permit an occasion Tor riveting human chains pass
improved, and let the glory TO miss oppor-
unity Of properly aiding the oi human rights.
Tn recent occasion OF the largest assembages
Wa"n out In this city met 70 do honor to kossuh, and
WIN almost perfect unanimity that large assembloge deter.
ned TO give Kossuth reception worthy OF him and Of his
ao'e Let every now, who cheshcs hope for free.
On who hates desposm, and wishes prosperity repub-
ahlsn, gather around Kossuth, and voice that will
' certainly be heard by despots when uttered in
eAon With that which holds despotism in in
strongest holds. In the music that swes the triumph Of
humanity over everything that would ensave II, wish
O'sVle not to bear broken harp but Join In the dia
'on that retstbsraes amidst the falling dynastes OF Eu.
opean desposm."
"esusmit TO our neighbor OF the Republic that this
eaeomum quite throws into the shade any lauda,ion OF
Nss0lh which have observed in democratic speeches
journals 1t is but sorry commentary the RspuJ.
recent weisnce that the whis party is 10 make non
"a'oenton its issue against the democrats. When the
wing party takes that tack, the wings Of the Wesf we
mem by their organwill need good deal OF whip
rug M and 1t will be well for the Republic TO put in