The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-01-20
s Cores spoIrlenre Of the Southern Standard.
Co WASHINGTON, Jan. 10, 1852.


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i.ss Correspondence Of the Southern Standard.
WASHINGTON, Jan, 10, 1852.
Tho Democratic festival wicil came
off OH tho evening of The s,!,, was The
largest aud most brilliant supper ever
Witnessed ia Washington. There was
seatc;l at The table upwards of five hundred
persons, among whom wcr, orc hundred
ladies, from the grave mairon In tho gay
:, belle. The Democratic Association which
Ii composed aloEc Of residents within the
ettN IN one Of their sentiments avov C | The
toctriNe Of intervention very explicitly.
kossulh was there and responded tn
) Al C om?limcntary sentiment in the n. 1T
e.ounent nf all his speeches. He is an
intellectual pD!iey, and is entitled 10 rank
? with the gFca,eSt men Of III s century. Iii.
ehnius and cloquencc will give tho con-
sorvativc pant "f our population much
trouble, for his cause appeals tn The SYM
pcih g Of The heart, and engcnders an en-
. .fli,iSiaSm which is nj war with Judgment
V nJId discretion He intends To make the
most Of his position and proscly,c all lie
can. His doctrines here arc more popular
Than OH his frs, arrival, ana wc have
/, intelligence from many OF il,c State leg
islasnres, North and East, inviting him TO
. visit lhc:r respective capitals and become
thc@guest of thoir respective Statc<. He
goes on Ionday to Annapolis, thence 1"
Harrisburg, pi'tsburg, Cincinnati, Co
Irmbus, Indanapolis, Springfield, ST. Louis,
and perhaps Ncw-Odcans. He will al.n
Visit Boston Providcneer Albany and New
Haven. while the legislatures arc in session.
fIe made long speech yesterday to
Il depualion Of citizens from the various
States in the Union, nnw III this city.
Z Speeches were also made at the Democratic
festyalay Cass, Dmglas and Ennc. They
! We're principally devoted to party politics.
!, at The Congressional dinner, has greatly
modified The wild positions he took upon
that occas on.
The question Of ''inervenion" is
destined 10 overthrow some of the Pres
identa aspirants. am now incli,.ch TO
tko opinion that il will be one of the
Msues in the ext election. The Incorporate
excitement which Kossulh has produced
LIN the North, compared With the calm
sind Inference OF the South, is the highcs,
evidence of the essential difference in the
character and feelings Of the t~o sections,
and a philosopher who would scruiinZc the
tliversily cluscl. and trace it to this eau: G,
will he driyesnto Nv conclusion that the
t's$iaS$yss Sis E sSs:arly,' as it ia by
s.tssf sss fy N
= EoTth rom tbs oLl @orlif Win eventually
IS3eat III permanent cssrangsment' ami
,5 serarate na,ionali;cs. Their vote III the
North East and North West, s conpl,itT'
pr-B or roo GfNl e'.t;si=-' arc with
ttNnsSnin and his mission, and hence pres
idcnlial aspiran;s are bdng 10 secure
that vote.
1.-The insolancc oftwo Of the Ilunnar:ans
in New York proposing 10 establish II
newspaper there. whose columns are to he.
devoted to a repeal of the fugitive s'a:c
law, and to give away the public land To
Jew and Gentle citizen, is unparalleled,
when it is Remembered that they were
tprisnncrs in the donnions ni the Sultan OF
Turkey. and were transferred here by
Il vessel belonging 10 this Government
IA nafiona1 reSs'l, owned by the South
equally with the North, cnnreying incen.
aiHricS from the shores of tho .Ucdi;crrau
can tn our own borders, 10 fan The flame of
fara,csm against the ,Soutl, and her in.
sttulions!!! This is our reward Tor our
sy:npahy inr Hungarian independence!
Well. il is perhaps what we deserve, and
may teach us that with na,inn<, as iidiv,lu-
,a!s, Tho true rule is. according To the
hnnely adagc, TO attend tn our own affairs.
regardless whether the Magyars shall rule
The Sclaves, nr whether Austria and Russia
rule them both.
The Senate and House, on Yesterday,
were engaged ali day on private lis.
s'#t The House adjourned oycrliIl Monday.
n The Senate was in session to-day TO
hear the speech of Senator Downs OIL
Foote'S Compromise Resolution. lie was
) in a hurry to make the speech and get
2 back to Louisiana, to look after his rc-
z election His Legislature is now in session.
! The Wings have majority of ti.,een on
joint iaio, ana the impression is tl,a, he
will lo defeated. Heaven send such
result! ll.s speech to-day was dry and
! dull, and distinguished by nothing save the
4 high Federal doctrines he av"wcd.
OBSERVER.
~ TIE GEORGIA LEGISLATURE ON INTER-.
svEErIoH.--lhn Georgia House OF Repre-
I; sscniativrs, on the OH, passed II preamble
and resolution, from which we make the
following extracts:
1T has been the policy of the American
Il tGovernnent. from its earliest existence, TO
& niain'ain friendly relations with all, but
Fcntangng alliances with none, our
true tli;s,Ion ls not to propagate our opinions
or impose upon other countries our form oi