The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-22
KOSSUTH BOSTON.

led free soil Legislature
KOSSUTH IN BOSTON.
On the 18th. Kos>uth made a farewell
speech TO the Bostonians upon TIE state of
Europe Th,. speech was lengthy. and we
give below a synopsis o.it. Eancuil Hall was ,
crowded.
A;icr some preliminary remarks the Slcak
or proceeded TO review the present position
of France which country. he sad. >imr" lts
first great revolution has been considered as
the source from whence WAS always 10 pro
,crl the intia.orv step iii The regeneration
OF Europe. IL did not sliare in Thu opinion
H. ularcd Great ,outi,!cn-c III England. not
understanding her monarchy ana her ogi>toc"a-
~ The history Of this country WAS a proud
proof in supper, ct this opinion There was
no doubt th.:t France ll.l been looked to
for the initiative step. and She Ga'r ii III the
revolution OF ISL When ~hr .rI! back. 9th
or nations fell back also hen She stopped
the work. other nation, followed her eNan-
i!r.
The ,ow"r "E Franc over Europe was
broken bv the ,o,,p d',fr OF Louis NAPOLEON.
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Wc have been arcu>+om,d to consider III,
Italians * nation Of, towards Lut this wa,
+, h.. t,i.. Lv ,h,. fart greatest
Generals tl,. world ever saw were. Italians
II, only bot lioa their g .1trhron> was that
neither of them fnuoht for his own rour,rv.-
The Italians can never tor,..t their past clory
or their present DEGRADATION. Il is the pro
lection of .,u~tri. alone which keeps the pet
" tvrantS OF Italy on their thrones Austria
could not keep her army Of observation in It.
aly were il not far the aid of Russia
The Russian army guarded the Eastern
frontier Of Austria. Will, The. Austrian army
ovcr,wrs Italy. Dissolve the connection Of
RnS~i1. and the Austrian >ollirrv mn>t u,
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moved from Italv.thr Italian democrats would
soon oycrturn their ,vrant<. No Italian rryo.
I,inn WIS eyer crushed without t,r,i,rn MD
Iialv Is peninsula. oncn from the sea 70 T.
mrrica and Enclan,l,not open from III. sea
to Austria and Russia hrcaTsc they ar,. not
maratimc countries. When England and
America have a>rrrtaincd their own STRENGTH
Austria and Russia will no longer control tn,
dc>tiuics of italy.
The world never saw 50 complete a rcyo!u
ton as Is organized in Italy to,lav. il oul,
needs the prevention of the interference. Of
foreign power to insure is success. This for
eign power must lie checked or OCCUPIED Al
home. In Italy the difficulty is not in rct,in,
MP a revolution. but in ,,reyeutinrits 200 sud
den outbreak. 1t is already commonwealth,
invisible government is now orsanizcd on ;
better basis than the visible Governments r
has its police. its spies. its newspapers renu
larlv printed although the printinr of = i;n
gle copy would send the printer TO the cal
lows-and government canvevances are artn
ally made the vehicles for the tran>m;>>jo.
of revolutionary intelligence. The orders Of
the invisible government are ALWAYS pupctu
ally oheved.
As the evidence Of the enemy * AWAY
more valuable than ANYTHING else. will (s,;,
ko>>uth.) relate AN inci,lcnt. 4 SNORT tim.
| since. NJ. Monsignore, director of the Roma,
police, called upon the EncIi-h consul ~,
rcprimanded him. for shcIirrino some noI;,;