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

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ion. leri bound n ssr. ihzl il he Sc
,fessry Of Ss1le he'd s~rpoeed sl.zi any "a
p<e,ssion vas entertained BY Governor
Kossuih ihal an armed Intervention vas ia
take pisce On The par nfsisr Uhlled Sszies |
IN European affairs. 1 think he woald have
been one of he lsss men in The would 10
have requested me 10 aiTrr any resolution
an the suhlers. 4 do nos shisk naw lissi
anything nj the sort 10 contemplated in
any qnarier.
M. BADexR. am obliged 70 any friend
IRON Mississippi III This rxplseif stair
msni. which he has made with his usnsl
randor. II seems. then. that 81 far a. The
action OF the Administration 10 concerned.
The President and the Secretary al Stale.
both referred n supposed esnisrani cum
ing among Us far The pnpnse Of settling
ere, and making this country his domi-
8. F.orE. 1.-The gentleman understood
rs saying Thai The application was
! 10 me 90 inlro,lare ny resolution
session with view 10 providing FOR
nepiion 81 Kassuih as an emigrani.
llrrsioad me. stated no such
The gentleman will refer 10 the
apers. he will find that Governor
laied in many speeches in Eng
Ia xras aasnsan "A sLa ITusfaI
Is merely as a visitor in behalf Of his
niry. and moi as an emigrani. We as.
aimed months ago ihal nur original ex-
Mons upon This subject had moi been
y upon actual facts.
Il BADGER. | understood al that he
1fare. What | meant n say was This !:
Not that The Secretary Of Stale had.spn-
ken 10 The Senator from Mississippi 10 nf.
fe. this resolution IN receive an intended
emigrani -nnl al all. II was The res0lu-
lion Of Congress under which the Presi-
dent was directed 70 bring him here which
l fixed ihe character and what he now ex-
pee ed. That resolution contemplated
his coming as an emigranl. Whalevcr
|rke might have sailin England. we had No
ihoriisiivr exposition from him before
landed here. that he was Ia art in anv
her character. When. therefore. these
proceedings lo"k place. | say that il is
lear upon The reeold thai il.ey referred To
n expected emigrani. As soon as Kos
Suih lands upon our shores, he as
Bes us that we wefs mistaken. and that
lccs not~o as an emigrani; that he
not purpose 10 become citizen of
The country; but he is here as = visiior--
not for the purpose Of euriosiiy orimprore.
meni. but upon political mission. lie
comes here Ia agiiate among The people Of
This country. and To en'eavnr. 50 Ear as he
can, 10 awaken among them spirit which
may prompt Intervention in the future
contest thai is expected between Austria
and Ilungary-inlerveniion in order 10
prevent the Gar from interfering. Now
The whole cllararier ofihe case il changed.
We invited knssnih, IL we invited him nj
all, 10 come here fnr pnrnscs personal 10
himself. We invited him To come here as
an emigrani and live among MS. lie says.
! come in no such character. for no pur-
poses personal 10 myself; come upon y
political mission. To place myself in that
character before the people Of this country,
and 10 in,lure them To gle me pledges
that they will make any Intervention. ON
the part of Russia in the affairs Of Hnnga-
~, Intellectual. There has been no sanr.
lion given nv the Execu,ive Department
Of this Government. in amy Of its branches,
to resolution proposing To welcome this
gentleman in any such character. II is
one thing to welcome him AZ distinguish.
ell foreigner. coming from exile 10 settle
Among ~. and il is another and very
| different thing to welcome him as poll
iical agitainr among our conntrymer.
j Whatever else may be said. il is M di.
intuition Of The high character this gen.
leman occupies for intelligence and higl,
+ standing 10 say. that il is in exceedingly
bad taste. in my judgment. Tor foreigner,
who has just sci his foot on our soil. who
Gomez here 10 invoke our sympaihies. Ia
: become propagan,list Of his npinions. Ia
endeavor 10 influence The people 10 The
/. adoption Of measures which he may think
beneficial To The csuse Of Hungary. with
ont regard enller To the law ar the policy
.of our Government: and To hint. nut oh
, securely. that. whatever NAV he ihe action
Of Congress. he will appeal 10 The free-
men Of The United States, as our save
/ reigns.
Nav. when emigranis cone 10 this
country 10 seek refuge from abroad; when
thew 90 ne To settle an ny u. aud Ia
min lie with our pc ,ple. and tn eni,y the
, privileges of nar institutions. TO add ener
, gy 10 the industrial pursuits of nur conn
/ try. 30 that we may all agclher enjoy
, The blessing of civil liberty. and that they
, may heco ne a perpetual strength Ia the
cnnnity, We might well bid him welcome.
And when e;nigrants come To this country,
as sonriimes they do. who are able TO mt
mister iT nlr assistance anil Ia she'd glo-
~ npnn nur co n,ry IN ,liIIrren, and for
higher spheres. WIN are able To direct