Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-02-27
KOssuuh I'm Ohio.

read with indifference BY the most lislless Of cur
ritizens. here is a something about written
sIoquence that makes the cheek burn and the
blood boil, and especially is there charm in
she "fsrvor and faith" Of the words Of the HIN.
eaFian Chief. What then must be the heart.
burnings Of those who sil "wilhin the sound Of
hs voice !" Were il The sole object Of his mis-.
sion 10 create an excitement, 10 begeI great
enghusiasm, he would have no difficulty n sue.
ceeding, but when il is taken into consideration
ahas the main object is TO procure ''maleria aid"
--sO Induce The Government 10 take step far
beyond The lcng established policy, many Of our
citizens are disposed 10 stop awhile and think.
We admire KossuIh as man and as en- orator,
but We cannot be made 10 believe that iniervon.
dOn will be exPedisnt.
KOssuih has visited our capital, and made to
Us Buckeyes bis politics. bow. Long before the
arrival Of The car in which he rode, dense
crowd had assembled atlhs depot. to ge, sight
Of The patriotic elephant" The multitude
we're silent, except that here and here, might
be seen q rsd.laced, raining, roaring, rearing
"poliIicianeF," with few satellites around him
who regard him as the greatest wight on
ground" gazing with proIrudiDg optics and with
disIended mouth drinking in his "burning
words" as hO elOquenly discussed Of "wars
and Revolutions" &c, from this description,
any should suppose that Ex.Judge spOdng is
''aIludcd a." they will please correct the error )
for We positively did not think Of him until we
came 10 The word Z" Revolution" and we even
then would not have though, OF him, only that
the word brought 10 cur recollection his speech
on The iolb Of May, Is48, when he immortal
Committee Of Public Safety vas sppoin'cd.)
The COmmuee appointed to take charge Of Ihe
allnUFious gust, gszed unxiOusly up the track TO
see the smoke Of The engine, and ever and anon
eouserSed hand into an ear trumpet, 10 catch
sas drsI faint sound Of rumbling wheels. Soon
sdssP, mellow. echOing whistle saluted their
ears, and Instantly iha, mass of human beings
Fssembsd the "dnrk ocean wave" when sir.
red 70 heaving and sinking, by the Winds
Great vas The rush 10 The edge of The platform,
70 witness the advent Of the chief. The cars
came rolling along halted land from one
Of Ihem, with most ungracelul haste, upon the
eegned too OF The chairman OF The Commit.
tse Of reception, stepped short, slender, dark.
.whlskeFed gentleman, whom you would, under
any other circumstances have taken for dutch
spedlsT. Immediately aher him, came Iumbling
from the car, several gentlemen, who may have
been seen perambulaliug the capacious streets
OF The City upon the Lake shore." and one
Of them as if grabbing for ,he last breath he
ever expected TO inhnle, aud eager that his name
nigh, be handed down 10 pos,er,y as public
benefacIoE and patriot, hustled around al ter
Eible rate, until be had cleared circle six fee. in
diameter, Then casting an eye over the crowd,
10 s'enIorisn notes, informed The chairman of
she reception Committee that he had the honor
20 introduce 70 his acquaintance The IlusIrious
Magyar Chief, whereupon ihe whiskered gen.
dsnan uad the chairman embraced each olher
10 hearty shake Of the hand. With the great.
sst.pEsciplancy, and amidst the widest confu.
sion, The guest was hurried into carriage, and
the nexs Ihal was seen Of him was on the bal.
eony Of one Of The hotels, where, with the most
outandish dutch accent, he informed The peo.
pie that he was "hungry" and could no. enter.
sain them until he was fed aud after the shorl.
ssf speech on record, he retired to his rooms
end 'Hhe evening and The morning we're Tho frs.
day" Of Kossu.h's visit 10 Ohio.
Again We hesr Of great speech 10 be made
70 the General Assembly, and, a. the appointed
ams. The orator, supported by The Governor Of
shs backsyes, makes bis appearance before The
ssaeas Of Ihe State. The tall chiaf, in few
wosss aells the audience wha. every one well
has~t 1hsa taking the exile by the arm, holds
him uP q Ghs View of The crowd, which seems
% have bsea shs sequal icr tremendous roar,
judging from she hillObelIoo thar made the very
iimhsFs crack.
When the noise aad confusion subsidized The
speech published ia our columns. was delivered,
sfsE which The Orator aad the Governor retired
aEnain arm. amid demonstrations Of the great.
81 enfhusiam.
I here no foolish adslaaea 10 all this Is
ihs eonducs Of lhesO ldOlsssrs, tie conduct Of
re in ihs sxenise Of their sobss senses We
assles5 some time since .ha. resolution had
bee jssoiocsd 10 one Of the houses Of the lie.
eislupzs. su,horizins the payment Of KOssu.h's
Aspsnsss ftom DE Ssass treasury. but We have
- aekssfii. and 10 noe know uhslhsr il pass.
Al6rnsE ba ssid that each Senator gave %
= sAs Hsagaslan fnnd-could DOT 'his amount
ksrs been spent Rmong she poor Of their own
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