Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-08
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suth all the afternoon koSsath al ten
hossuth, all the evening and kossuth ali
night fer nobody dreams of ANYTHING
but Kossuth, now On Change. in tie
Halls OF Justice, in places Of business. iu
places Of amusement, in the street. at the
lireside, everywhere in short. Won hear
of nothing but hossurd lie IS : the be
all and the end all acre. in New York.
The Clergy, Of all Protestant denomi-
nations, are not whit behind other class
es IN the manifestation Of admiration for
( kossuth and sympathy for his country.
The cordial greeting extended to him bv
the highly Intelligent and Influential! cler-
gynen of this and neighborine cities has
given a marked impetus to tie popular
enthusiasm Many distinguished Diyines
have preached IoSStth instead Of the
Gospel, for the last fortnight / do not
say this sncerinSly or reproachfully |
hardly think they could 90 better than 20
inspire their hearers with an ardent zeal
/ for Civil and Religious Liberty. ard
] desire to see them extended to all nations
feel quite certain that to preach the
Gospel as it is IN Jesus, is to preach Re
/ pnblicanism Christ was the greatest re-
publican that ever lived and his minis.
ters on earth, if they are true to their ho-
] ly trust cannot refrain from bidding Kos
suth God speed in his great aud stupen-
dous crusade against the foes Of all Lib
erty, all true Religion, and all the noblest
yearnlngs and aspirations Of the human
soul. For my part, I thank God that
have nobcr aspirations than the accumu
lation of material comforts and | would
have my country likewise. | should like
to see this country the champion and up
holder Of Freedom in all lands And she
has the power to Re and to do this 1t
has become fashionable, 1 know, for Ger
tain tlmId croakers to argue that We are
only strong at home that, placed on
European soil. the prowess of our armies
would vanish like the baseless fabric Of
vision Bat / scout, with all the con
tempt that it is possible for human
heart to feel, all such base, cowardly aud
false assertions. I believe and my belief
IS founded on searching investigation and
mature reaectjon,-tha no two European
nations combined, would prove a respect
able match for US, onYirherc Let them
select their own battle field, and we will
whip them on it One hundred thousand
i fighting men can be assembled in this
city alone, at any time, on SIX hours no
tlce On our own soil, Russia would not
begin to be match for the single State
i OF New York. Russia conquer the En-
/ pire State How moustrously absurd
the thought And shall we have it eter-
/ nally djuncd In our ears that we have
nothing to do. and can do nothing, on the
( Continent Of Europe 2 | tell you, Mr.
Editor, aud [ tell our Government, that
the great AMERICAN HEART is painting
almost to bursting, to see our starry ban
ner unfurled upon the plans Of tie Old
World, In behalf Of Human Rights And
| would say to tlis Administration, and
20 good and true Wings everywhere. be
ware how you attempt to quench these
I God-inspired sympathies that barn so
brightly and deeply in the breasts Of the
people. The love Of Freedom-Freedom
for ALL natlons-is lamp that has been
lighted in the breast Of every true Amer
4 lean by the hand Of Deity, and no sopAis-
/ try. no miserable doctrines Of expedicncv.
can ever put it out; and they who attempt
/ to guencA it viii be themselves consumed.
/ But l must leave this subject and | will
4 only say IN conclusion. that [ hope the
i time will come. ere long. when from the
decks Of our own tleships, and at the
heads Of oar armies we viii read the Dec
laration Of Independence to the despots
of Europe preparatory to sending them
to sup with Pluto. You may not agree
with me bat still, / suppose you ike to
have your correspondents speak their
sentiments and convictions, if they DO
cross Your own.
Up to Thursday last. the English fac
had been kept flying, along with the A
merican, Hungarian, and Turkish flags
from tic Irving House. CA that day
/ the news of the attack upen tie Prone
blels had become generally disseminated
and diCcstcd and a committee Of gen
tlemen waited on Mr.. Howard. and re
qucstcd him to haul down that flag"
meaning the English one Mr. Howard
at first demurrcd but the committee told
him that unless it was hauled down in
stauter, some thirty thousand men would
haul down not only tie flag, but the IT.
wing House also It was then furled and
taken down. amidst the Kisses aud groans
Of an immense multitude. that had assem-
bIed to see il d0ne-or to 10 it themselves.
. # ii he'd bcoa necessary.
Our citizen soldierv assembled at Castle
Garden, to greet K9ssuth, last night
Several thousand were present They
made most magnificent and imposing
appearance. J<ossuth's speech was re-
eeived with unb2unded applause The
enthusiasm of the soldiers rose TO tow
ering height, and hundreds of them audi
+ bly, expressed their burning desire to give
material aud peJg2ncI aid and comfort
to the Hungarian Apostle Of Liberty
The circulation of the New York Dally
Times already croeeds ttreaty o2ze Ltoa
sand although it is net yet three months
old Did You ever before hear Of such
unparalleled newspaper success It's
1 steady, rapid aad extraordinary progress
is due to the fac. that it Is the best and
cheapest newspaper in America--or N
the world. 50 far as I know It takes
( tcognizauce Of everything trarspiying eve
rywhcre. AID occasionally it shoots ahead
of the times, and gives as a foretaste Of
what as - b. Mr. Raymond, tie editor
IL chief Of the Daily Times Is strong,