The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-01-14

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among them. The President Is re-
sanrstsd II furnish to them. all. as Hun
garian exilrs n captivity. passase to
this rnnntry--~ II kossaih and hi as
soe;4ses IN CAPTIVITY" What strange.
; spectacle. then. do We exhibit. when
our friends % tie ether side of II
!. clamber resasusels refuse 10 permit /
associates uf kossath 10 be incarpnra
ed in The resolution III welcome 10 ka
sath. Is II 10 be construed as
! gFadation 10 Kossaih 70 be put
side in this resolution a those
, socia,ss? III the association be
fensisc-ifhe was willing to kee
!, p1ny with them, 10 be prisone
them, to receive their asiectionast h.
nistrations and their aliectinnate syfa
paghics. my opinion i, thar, IL he he
The soul Of man in his bason, he "
, resent the idea of having compiling
paid to hlm alone did We offer 70 II
!. When, daring the war Of 1879. ana
i during the recent war with Mexico,
one Of our commanders gained a great
: victory. and Congress expressed the
sense of tie nation upon the subject,
we're the thanks Of Congress expressed
! toward the commau3rin. chief. and
j the officers and soldiers who served un-
$ der him omitted and forgotten: No,
: sir; the thanks Of Congress were al
: ways bestowed upon the commander
E in-chief. and. through him, 70 the oil !
! GERS and soldiers who served unlefI
G him, and BIZ whose aid and assistance
!? the sictary had been achieved. Has Il
not always been so: We may so;a
! medals to the generals; we mar sOaleA
! times give additional pay to the skl
G ,liers; but the thanks Of Congress, the
Il expression Of the sense Of nc, .coantri
4 in behalf Of those who have serye1sa,
Il fully. and added another leaf TO els
n laurels which crown her brow, have al
,e ways becn voted TO all, in whatever sit
e uation, who have participated in ths
i, gallant deed. And yet here are Mr.
l. kossuth's associates, not, suppose
OF seryants--men, | suppose, his equal. n
ii the sense in which we understand eqna
m lity. presume they are men WHOM
a. he takes by the hand, whom he doe
,e not keep At distance. compelling then
st to approach him in the attitude Of ser
in vile dependence. Yet when Congres
le is asked to bring Kossuth and these We
in ry associates here, the first thing stte
Of that, and after they are brought, is, ths
a. a resolution is offered BY the Senate
u from New York. Mr.. Seward, to We
A. come Kossuth, and turn our backs ur
he on his associates. Sir. if any reaso
ip in the world can be assigned for II
st resolution, it follows as necessary an
at Indispensable corollary from il, ths
b- The amendment should be also adopte,
e do not understand this thing. 1t
he not consistent with my notions, an
he what | believe TO be American notion
lte Of equality. We have sent 2 publ
ship, or we have authorized the usin
ed Of public ship, to bring Kossuth an
sr- some twenty or thirty other Hungar
no ans, who have all fought for their cou'
ay try, who have shared a common capt
no sity with him. When We propose
ey include these men in the resolution
ch welcome, it is opposed As intcrfcris
a with The rre-eminent dignity Of Il
ir- chiei. i that the American idea
be equality
lin do not understand a very great dc
,c- about this contest. Some If my honor
he bic friends here, who are much better .
so qnain,ed viii ,he case than am, ha
os- regarded il as a son Of a.leppl 70 npho
5 = she Magysr--or Mcguire, "a some Of
ut ca!l it--superiof,s ol race. Even u IL
x is 90. / presume these associates Of 10
ii su,h are neither Croais nor Srlavoniar
m bul belong 10 the privileged race. as ~
u as himself. dn NJ, suppose thai kn
In sulh will feel his dignity in.ul,ed if !
hy choose 10 say 10 him. We are glad 10 5
,us you. and sie glad also 70 see The men y
'hv have brought with You.
nd Nj. DoDGE. Of Iowa. wonld ask 4
Wv friend from North Carolina Mr. Ba 'g'
ere If l,e will vote for lhe resolution in ca
ion The anrndlnen, he has SO much at he;
to should prevail!
to Mr.. BADGER. Tbs question need /
ere have heen asked by The honnrahle Senai
ass because had answered il already. III,
i'm nae il, assure lhr Senator thai he plac
IN me ID no difficulty BY asking questions
un- this kind. have said. and | repeat
der am opposed 10 The whole resolution, v
our OF WITHOUT the amendment. Therei,
op- the Senator did NJ, ask The question
of order 10 b. informed. For wha, purrs
he did ask il. he is best abe 10 deiermll
,ss, Sir. other reasons have been assign
ep; in lbescuur-e Of his discussion. I. !
bile been sid lhai we we're comnlslej 70 atii
nd some such pseredrnt a. this, because
end was Of Executive recommendation.
to think, sir, some Of The iiaase who con
Dns si!er ourselves pretty gool Wings, v
rom rather iwll.ed hy some d our friends
,uld the p,her side, because we were oppos
the what they said The Presi,lep reco'nm
eral ded. Permit me ID remark, i. Is no "