The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-15
The Attacks on SovernOr Koss,.sh and tho
Eyants at Arnd.
AlUTHER LETTER PROA


koesrhs mission 10 now fully understood in the United
states He has openly expressed his views and principles
ney rave been commented by al the papers, they
have come under discussion in many State Legislatures
and fAye been brought before that august assembly the
Senae Of the United States Nobody can therefore say
that the sympanes and ovatons that greet him eyery
where have not political meaning tkat they are but tho
tribute to his talents and to his misfortunes No
DO can accuse him that he has crep by stealth and m
disguise into the hcorts OF the Arrsrcan people IN
rAanly rankness no ayowed in and America Int
e had openly sod at the Dnrdansss to the secretarv
the American Legation in Turkey that he has not ONE
to America TO seek asylum AM happy home and in
the same ratio as his cause Is gaining friends whcr he
arrives the fury OF his enemies also Russian and
Austrian dplomatists dssppcn.ed their great plan
TO fK sovernor Kossuth in the United States ~ kind
ness and trumphs proves to BIC faiu-s. They
have, therefore, formed Sieir army in baale array
and Nth untired energy worthy Of better muse they
lead their forces to the decisive struggle The heroic
General Watson Webb narshnl the host O,ses Brown
that prototype Of consistency Ii his Geld chaplain
end Bishop 0Connor Of PtsAurg gives hs blessing TO
the gallant army Of the faith MIR Barnev Of Baltimore
the invalid lady Of Virginia and sexnge marian of tho
Naozo Intelligence. form tho staff and the rank aul
file consists Of all iapSe who believe that the example Of
the United states Will induce the CZer and the Emperor
OF Austria to abdieate in favor of the rcpube an Ia
turn monks and plant cabbagcs like Charles v and Dio
cetion But az the ammunition stored up In the North
.ameicon Reifep by Professor Boxen and M,ssok the
socaled Sovaek Unitarian has oeen blown up recon-
party was sent out to furnish the standing army
with provisions and ammunition. While the 9encralin
Chief attacked tho person of Governor Kossuth they
tried TO oure him on the teschcrous ground of the do
nestle Affairs Of America ard TO cnangle him In the nets
OF party questons but the prudence OF the foreigner
overreeched the cunning Of his enemies lie remained
on his sound basis Of non-intercrenso In the domestic
sfnirs OF any nation. Tho first attack failed
Tho correspondents from Washington City now lot
loose they opened destructive ERE Kossuth who
represented all the Union being much disappoint
cd looking sad -nd having vowed that his mission
complete eure But the enthusiasm Mt the Congressional
Banquet and the speeches of the hgh-mnded Secretary
Of of General Cas and Judge Douglas destroyed tho
effect of the correspondence discharged by the rife rang
,rs There any doubt that 1t Ia too difficult
fight land such experienced leader the Cover
but II known he bad sa,lorhc had suffered
dreadfuy from Ghemlek New York and naval fight
seemed to offer chances The broadsdc Of the Mis-
sssippi therefore turned against Kossuth and the
forty eight Founders discharged after long prepars
ton but 10 when the clouds Of smoke had disappeared
the Hungarian chief yet unhurt, aud the Russo
Austrian goneras exclaimed h the language OF old Com
mclorc Morgan The devil possesses this gentleman,
ne IL not to be defeated y
But Just ~ th3 tec,siys mSmeSt the Aus,rn zsiAn