The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-03-09


Ized Agencies at London or New York 1.
Dated at New York, - 49,
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While in New York. Kossuth received
the following note, from Mr.. Smead:
| Cincinnati
IN. Louis kossUTH, Cor Of Huagayy
--SlE | have authorized the office of the
Ohio Life Insurance, and Trust & CO, in
New York, to hand you drafts on me, for
$1,000. Respectfully Yours,
w. SMEAD."
"Ou Tuesday afternoon a letter was re-
ceived at the Irving House from the Rev.
DIR. LiIienthal, the Jewish Rabbi, inclosinq
$50.
"a donation of Sl00 was received from
MIR, EIihu Townsend. of New York.
a lady who is member of the Peace
Society, sent donation of $50, to be an.
piled to the reliefoi the wounded in the war
for Hungarian liberty.
"a purse was presented to Madame Kos.
suth, donation of 500 to the Kossuth
fund.
Capt. French. on behalf of Lafayette
Trsieer, offered $1,000"
The following note speakes rather EN-.
pha.ically in proof that Kossuth is collect.
ing arms;
Boston
"Gov. kossUTH.-Honore,l Sir: Set
down portion of your friends in The citv
of Boston for 800 muskets, for the freedom
of Hungary, have the honor to remain
ycur Excellency's obedient servant,
CHAS w. DENNISON. =
kossuth says that he came here expressly
fer aid to prosecute the war for Hungarian
freedom. In reply to the speech of DR.
1agedorn, he says:
alt is hence that my liberation was cheer.
ed, .trOm Saceden d0aon to Portugal, as
ray of hope. 1t is hence that even those
nations which most desires my presence in
Europe now, have unanimously told me,
Hasten on. hasten on to the great. rich,
and powerful people of the United States,
and bring ocer its brotherly aid to tie cause
Of your county, so intimately connect ed
with European liberty
We have not space to devote to further
description of Kossuth's Mission it is evl-
dent that he is patroling the country TO OBJ
tain that aid from the people, which he has
Jailed to find in the gooernment 1t is
somewha at strange to see certain Wing pa
pers which denounced Lopez, as traitor,
eulogize Kossuth to the skies. For ourself,
we feel no disposition to follow this federal
administration in its caprices of abuse of
lopez, and eulogy of Kossuth. Our people
are giving Kossuth stick 10 break the head
of the Austrians while it wrested from
Lopez, the stick with which he defended
himself The administration puts its own
construction upon the 'nenfraiay" or, mon
intervention principles of the United States
and we shall, Notwithstanding that its de.
uouuciation of Lopez, as pirate, cost tie
lives of fifty American citizens. hold Kos
suth equally with Lopez, as amenable to
the following Law of the land
.tSEc 8. And be IL further enacted, -
That if any person shall within the limits
of the United State, fit out and ann, or at-
tempt TO fit out and arm. or procure to be
ftted ou and armed, or shall knowingly
becOnce,ned IN The furnishing, fitting om
or arming Of any ship on vessel. tcith intent
that such ship or Uessek shall be en-
ptoyed IN the service of any foreign prince
or state, or Of any colony. district, or people
to cruise or commit hostiIities against the
subjects, citizens. property of any foreign
prince or state. or of any colony, district, or
people, soith soIaom tie United States are al
peace, or shall issue on del,cey commissions
s0itjsin the territory or .iKytsdiction Of the
United States. for any ship or vessel. to the
intent that she may be employed as afore-
said. every person so offending shall be deem
ed guilty of a high misdemeanor, and shall
be fined not more than $4,000, and impri-
soned not more than three years" &c.