Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-04

The Boston 1Fare'leT, which ought, from its pre-.
Sdmed character, to do justly love mery," and set
down nought in malice, has been, for a long time
past but too prone to lend its influence to modern
Satanism. as illustrated IN negro>huntng in general
and the fugitive Slave law in particular And il has
also, with rather too imnodest degree Of zeal eS
ered all tsexceptive talents in collecting whatever
ISLANDERS it could find, to delame Kossu,h; who is
now an exile from the country of his love, and the
home Of his youth; and who is the guest of the land
of Washington. The Traveller, following IN the
wake OF the New York Coarier ard Enoxirer. and
the other Austrian scaveager presses of the country,
has industsiously retaiied all the attacks which
spitefu medocrity, envious obscurity have origi
mated against this noble and generous Hungarian,
until has for ITSELF among some of its former
friends, the uneRviahIe soubriquet of the Austrian
Traveller"
Sometimes, however, rogues become benefactors
to society, by betrayins their comrades; and the
Traveller OF last Monday, makes some reparation for
its attacks upon Kossuth, by printing letter from
German correspondent. 1t is one Of the most point.
ed and orcbe rebukes that could be written against
the pesilanimous and cowardly course which has
been pursued by our bunker presses, towards peo-
pie whose crime was loving liberty and towards
nan, the representative that people, whose offence
was loving the republic.
The writer in the Traveller says:--
Il is interesting to read the comments of the Ger.
man papers on the Kossuth excitement in America
Everything which appears in the American papers
unavorable TO Kossuth, is sure to find its way into
these papers, and il would seem as IL the people or
the papers, at least, reloced at the prospect of the
defeat OF kossHths plans. None OF them seem 10
take sides with him. A leading Pratysian paper al
Sndes to tte part taken BY Of Of the conservative
American papers IN terms Of recommendations The
following translation VIII enable YOU to understand
the character ofthe epthets applied by these papers
10 Kossuth:-
" In the midst of the blackguard reception which
the cowardly, hypocrical, diamond-lhief, Kossuih,
has met with in New York, there are still found pa.
pers which raise aloud their voices to criticise the
newypreached doctrine of intervention for non-inter-
vention.'
is eto met acth anything a,oa able to Kossash
and all the gossip othe Washington couespondats is
regarded fact, and atDed off upon the COMMUNITY as
an authentic report; 10 this way very odd sto-
TIes get into the German papers, which we can de-
teci as hoaxes. IL Is equally north zenoni,i that
the papers are tery weak thar charges against Kos
Suah- few serious ones, which bear the marx Of
probability, ever appear
we thlnk the Traveller, and other journals of the
same stamp, might appreciate from the above ex-
tract the extent of their services to the cause of
'lna'e IN what category they classed by the good
and true men Of Europe. BY delamiug Kos,uth they
DO the dirty work of Austria and Russia and debase
IN the eyes OF these despots the republic which could
produce such spanieIs. By the friends of lbe,t, in
Europe, they cassed with the lickspittes toad
les' knaves, and persons of similar name, who 10
crafty either personal malgnity, or WIN the favor Of
yrants, d+iame the principles to which they owe
eternal allegiance, by traducing lher own personal
friends.
In this country, the influence of the Satanic press
ag aInst kos'ath, amounts about the same as that
which mnd-bank might exercise that schooLboys
ou'ld IN the way of torrent. Il only gives him
strength to advance to nobler triumphs And its
effect in Europe is render those papers utterly IN.
worthy Of credit or respect