The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-20

suth hss already begun: but its neld Of operations
seems no, to be in EuIope-it IL In this country.
Tho kossrth journals Of the crazy order-such as
the rev penny abolition paper-come out very
violently against the Knkel movements, including
Or. Kinkel and all his KiLkel adherents.
" seems tia. this DR.. Kinkel Was leading
democrat IN the revolutionary movements Of
lS4s, in Germany. He was exiled from his native
land, in consequence OF the triumph Of despotism,
and gradually travelled over England, and came to
this country, even in advance Of Kossuth. For
SC seral months past, be has been engaged ia
wandering about tho country, preaching patriot
ism and democracy in much the same style
that Kossuth has practised without making,
however, so much noise or receiving SO
much applause ~ the Hungarian preacher. He
has been quite successful in Of the Western
cities, and has recently proposed to form grand
revolutionary congress in Cincinnati, on tie 26th
instant, in anticipation of the movements Of Kos
slth in the West
These movements Of the German hero an patriot
are attracting tho attention OF the Kossuth party,
and accordingly they have out against Kin
kel, deuouncirg him, Ia the most severe terms,
az an impostcr, a vagabond, q SPECTATOR, a
socialist, red republican,, aud have applied
all other names to him they could think cf.
II seems there is revolutionary society Of German
end Hungarian exiles 10 London, whose baslness it
4 70 manuf.eture agitation End acitators. aud ex-
rort them in large ousn,ties Ia this countrv Kin
=, -,. 80 -, G.. t
MOI. Sccorane 70 az acco0u''' 80 'Ao n.AS op'is'
and, as specimen of tae goods, is considered CAPT
tal ana has sncee sded admirably in the Western
cities lie has collected large loan, aud paid his
OVID CT pcnses out Of the proceeds Kossuth left his
bills to be paid By Congress aud the corporations.
From, the same quarter. several impcrtatie ns have
bsen made who are Nc In ,n.e city, and arc con,-
manc;ne . similar tour az aaitatiop. from hence to
tho Wea.ern cities. All thesy movements. DO yever.
and the aeitators Gang into conflict with the Kos-
srth cartv ard the Kossuth oh ots; and according
" ys,y ex.raordipary state Of war has 90 r neuced
n this country, without going back to Hungary or
Germany for any more igbtipe A Evolutionary
conoress u announ ,ea M Be held ia philadelphia
GA the ooh ant by tho German popula.ion snd
Hungarian agtators. in onoos.tion TO Kinkel's
congress- at Cincinnati It is id that Koxuth's
sVn,patbize~s are in oppositon to the Kin,e, con-
cress These congresses are mady up Of delegates
sent Nv the various German societies ia the large
cites. uhrac;uv Boston, New York. phiadsyUhie.
| 1,;nc;nnat; and similar places
| The rrert question betgoen tho two factions
sasme "a be Who shan haze tho money aud CUB
scrirtons sns tho mare cAmork os ,bs collections,
Kosssth has revolutionary .oo;e,ioa a. - oor,.
nana and Kiokel seems 10 he notbns hab;ca min.
for Ia Ia. also an eoual az moass AZ co,e,t.
III ~ pas "so a. e4usi ai VI =. oues " cp.lco.
ths Es",,h Ra1i - $500 ,u"r, ~ 60
naiors5 j.; r;ats ona ,ss; hw. r-osshyn
l;ttIs time vii h,;nc I;h, 80 - 81, ara
1890 AZ a,hi s =, -. $3.50 , s.so 49,
| and i;naamaras - = - e
| " ~
TIE NENr PRESIDENCY The Washicrton Re-
pulls, in an article on the Presidency, few DAYS
since spoke Of the dem ,cra lie party as beingeo
! POSED Of abolisonists ard iIeesoi,crs 10 q ls-ro
| proportion and said that il bringing ward tn,
name Of Gen Butler, the democracy want 10 restore
the Bentons and Van Burcns to power Now, this is
very ely on the part Of the 2prbic, for il cannot
but know that the vhig parAy is liable to r-ecisey
the samc objections as those i, urges ayainst the
democratic Their principal pdida.es are strongly
.inged with stolitionisn ana VIM. H. seward,
who is the leader Of the whic PARTY Of Ny York.
is syowedly an alb olitionst and probably TIE most
dangerous enc in the country The Washington
editors are very narrow N ndaI in their views Thew
ere like tho ostrich which ~ srickicg tie head in
the sand thinks it hidesi whole body while s pro.
digious extrcmities are exposel TO full vieg Thu
Republic talks Of shameless combinations and Goa.
.ions between the bunker and FREQ coil and aholi-
ton portions Of the democratic party hut ssvs not
g word Of the Seward influence in the vh;r Marty.
and the combinations between that designinc poli
tican and the rest Of the whg party IL i wei
understood that Gene!a Scott is SewarSs first
hable tbs. Ia viii y. ,ha anui - nG1iy pro-
Philadelphia Convention " IN wbas cnns;.s5yr W
therefore, can the Reputtts complain of the demo.
e.ats Tor having tree soilers 10 theirranks
~,
1HL FooA ~ THIS CIfY.-Some OF tho benGvo.
lent persons who took great interest in the Kos.
suth projects. and sat snhsce;o.;o,, :, f,o,,.,
r,rraso &c 1,.o.n.;a - ~ wv .of .uo
fairoso - p'o01'us money % reVointioriSe the
name to come forward ard helm The thousans. 81