Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-04

have taken il as great gift for the Emperor have
secured our constitutional rights. Would the haIion
again compromised IL possible. The
gentiensu know, IN the Book OF Samuel, d. not
nemhrr what chapter, II tld from the L"d llat he
no eho,sss n king chooses TO be slave Now bur
failure have b zen because might have been sat
istcd not 10 have been decidedly Republican. AZ said
before, The ~xss oI Providence are mysterious.
s., much know-the Christian will not despair
1T 2 al mare triumph Of cause, or he makes ont
tina, G.d has given governments to he oppressive APP
flau>e.l
cause one small part of tho American Press sup-
ports the desperate situation of Europe greater
vice an lie conferred upon the cause plead than Tor
the powerful influence OF the majority of the Press
(Which is faithful to its high postun) to truly represent
the free sentiment nf the people. h arty applause.
| viii follow your advice when 1 get beme. will
tell tie people the tale meet here. But the tale l
have vet 10 learn. Many things begun, hut many
are not yet achieved remember Drmosthenes' when
nnce pleading against tho de~poiism of Alexander, 10
nsy crowd, (and IL IL the nature OF crowd always to
he nnisy) daughter told the tale of man who sat
down ia tie shadow of an ass. He was not the owner
of the animal but the owner along. and dispute
arose between them as TO who had the right to be
shielded from the suns burning rays by the SHADOW
the ASS. The owner contended that when he hired |"
AIS no did sell his shadow bnt the other said II he
hircd the ass he hired the shadow also.
When Demostheaes spoke oil Freedom, the crowd was
noisy hut when he told the tale of the every
was SILENT and when they were tranquil they wanted
to know the issue but Demosthenes said he could not
tell the issuehe only began the story to get tranquil
audience.
am like Demosthenes-I cannot tell the whole tale
do know the issue; and my people are like that
crowd where Demosthenes spoke-they want to know
the issue. rApplause.
Hungary is resoute try again to make herself Free
Nations Of combined activity have self CONSCIOUS power
but they want preparation 10 exert that power. We
have free press fhercnot word reach the peo
Pile. ] am not skful man. but everywhere am greet
ed by every class of people, because there is chord in
the peoples hearts which responds every breeze of
N m
chord Preparations allowed in Europe, there
fore come here TO America. Our success is sure, IL
the people only give their support to secure us fair
field. There is topic. than this worthy OF the
consideration Of tho free press Gentlemen ponder the
consequences There have been greater nations than
America. Where are they nowf Reflect. gentlemen
what may should absolutislica powers be permit
ted TO concentrate.
You told me, sir, that the Gibraltar Of America
the press Yon are perfectly right sir. But II is only
the Gibraltar while it remains free. Now let tell
You tale (and il will be finished tale, not like Demos
themes sc) about the condition Of the press in France
[Langhier. When friends Of Louis Napoleon
went to him. and protested attachment TO him and asked
that he would little trust them--tlat he would not so
much embarrass the press by sending gems de me to the
Printing Office, TO stand at the elbow Of the posor
take the manuscript, and say you print
this" What did he tell theml Gentlemen, three go
have fallen by the power OF Tho press may
fl but word for it, will rot fall by the power Of
the press
Gentlemen. the Press Of America can remain its
Gibraltar free hat If by il he corrupted
it will not remain free and then, II Gibraltar will be
taken Gibraltar. hops, gentlemen, by giving aid to
cause, the Free Press of America influenced by
Russian diplomacy, will engage the people for it (and
the people is the nation) then indeed may conf
DENLY state, il will project cause, by which,
tabished only in the United States bnt in all civil
I'D lands, will be given say, the American
Press is the impreenable fortress of freedom.
After Gov. Kossuth had concluded his remarks, three
hearty cheers for Hungary given, and the Printers
dispofsed well satisfied with their interview.
In the evening he visited he Lodge Of Free and Ac
cepted Masons, at Masonic Hall. He became Mason
at Cincinnati, during his recent visit to that city
On Sabbath
Gov. Kossuth, in company with Gov. Wright, visited
Roberts Chapel ir the morning, where eloquent SER
mon was preached by Rev. VIM. Wilson.
In the afternoon he visited. in company with Gov
Wright, the Roberts Chapel, first Presbyterian and
second Presbyterian Sunday Schools. He remained bet
short time each OF these schools. Had il been
possible he would have visited all the Sabbath Schools
the city.
THE LADIES
OF Indianapolis assembled at Gov. wrights Mansion
at o'clock p. NJ, on Monday, expecting to meet
Gov. Kossuth, and present him with purse.
This purse collected through the efforts OF Mrs.
S. T. Bolton. Mrs. Mcclure, Mrs. Gov. Wright, Mrs
Mcguire, Mrs w j. Brown, Mrs Alexander, and Miss
NJ. mison.
Mr.. Prlszky appeared, with Mesdames Koss nth and
Puszky.
Mr.. Pulszky then came forward and stated that Gov
Kossuth begged that the Ladies of Indianapolis would
excuse his inability meet them this moment and
his thanks for their sympathy in behalf of Hansa.