The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-02-10

us--WulCH We LaVG every fedSOH W SAPoSs.
For, has IL uttered one word in condemnation
of the election of TooMBs to the Senate,
through the influence of its fayorite, COBB; or
has It denounced in single sentence the fac
tious course of the latter and his friends in re-
fusing to unite with the great mass of the Geor-
gia Democracy in State convention to send
delegates to Baltimore Can Northern gem
tlemen expect our support while subsidizing our
enemies We speak plainly because we feel
deeply. We have borne much, and are willing
to forgive and forget much. But if we are to
have harmony between the Democracy North
and South, there are some things which should
not be forced upon us. All that we ask Is, mol
that our Northern Democratic friends should
take sides against the Washington Union but
simply that they shall not endorse, and en-
courage, and make more efficacious and dan
gerous its hostility to the State rights Demo
Gratis OF the South, by recognizing it as the
organ OF the party, and lavishing upon il the
fay0rs Of the party. Let-this census printing
be given out to the lowest bidder, or TO any good
Democrat, Northern or Southern, who has not
declared war against us, and we shall be con-
tent. More hereafter.
l-45 The kOssUTH excitement in the West,
seems to Increase with his progress The fol-
loving dispatches chronicle his movements, and
those of his admirers
Movements Of Kessuth.
PRESENTATION TO THE 6Hlo LEGlss AZURE.
COLUMBUS, Feb. 7, 1852.
kossuth was presented to the Legislature OF
Ohio to day, at twelve o'clock. He was vel
coined by Lieutenant Governor Medill.
Kossuth made brief speech, in which he
compared this nation to a new Moses, on new
Mount Sinai shouting out with laundering voice,
to the despots of the world, Henceforward this
shall be law, in the name Of the Lord, your
and our God Ye shall not kill nations; we
shall not steal their freedom We shall not coyet
what is your neighbours" He also spoke of
the two remarkable charlottesville State OF
Ohio and himself had the same birthday and
the tidngs Of the present day would reach
Washington when The senators of the United
States were sitting in judgment on the question
Of International law.
The speech was received with thunders OF
applause.
THE HUHGARrAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN.
sTRucTEp TO INTERFERE, ETC.
e.s COLUMBUS, Feb. T.
At meeting of the Hungarian Association,
this evening, Geo. Woods presided. On taking
the chat he spoke few words, most emphati
cally for Intervention.
kossuth then addressed the association at
length, and advanced the three leading points Of
his speech at the New York corporation ban
quet.
These points were afterwards adopted as the
resolution of the meeting
Judge Spaulding moved a resolution instruct
ing Congress to declare that whenever desposts
trample beyond their own confines to suppress
an uprising people for freedom, this country will
interfere, backed up by the power Of the nation
The resolution was received with enthusiastic
cheers and adotped
..... KossUTH MEETINGS III.
CIScINsATI, Feb. 6, 1852.
a Kossuth mass meeting is to be held here
night to take measures for aiding the
kossuth movement.
A large meeting of citizens was held in the
courthouse last MISREPRESENTATION were passed.
expressing sympathy for Kossuth, inviting him
to visit here, and appointing committee to
make arrangements for his reception. Sundry
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