Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-04

our Independence. My hope proved to be lulIacy.
The UniIed States bat secretly investigate hSw
matters st.oi, and Low sale NC were; and not eyed
that secret appeared in Hungary. The matter
WIS considered as bloody cLIlds play,
Which be looked tomorrow or after tO-usor-
row, or the next week ,ss,n later, II yuu ph sse,
lit looked quite clear We would lie rec. gnized 20
s-'on a. had beaten Russa also. Thanks for
the btnehI! Had we benton Russ would
not have cared about the ol power
earth.
Well, my calculation proved false But hope neither
you nor history viii charge tLat asked ~Ahisnly
when thus trusted the fundamental prncip sf
avowed policy oi publican America.
And stil here stano again on the same ground CT
trusting 10 American principles. God my heart.
cannut part with that faith. What will be the issue
OF this my second iIusti have met many calumny
! have had 10 drink many cup If NV God, bat
have also met many JOYFUL day, full Of bright hupe,
10y The peoples sincere and gene Gus sympathy; the
present Is Of huse bright days We viii svr Mat
the future brings. / in ihe hands Of God and He
the Almighty father Of humanity, will in all venIs ld
me IN all humility, faithful 10 my duties q AID
i Patriot.
But much let me tell. Should the question which
present once more be treated with that tasin, With
which treat party question scaiy srIis ular in
terest Should the signs OF times be ds,egaIded. Which
so clearly show the llle family vi christian mankind
has arrived al the eleventh hour f alternative dts.
ny Should It be forguiien that there are moments in
The lille OF nations alike the lite oil ncn the olIor-
tunny at which lusi. not tie ssaIo~A al an
eternity rede, tlen indeed have bu to n est
tht gloomy word that yuu Who present heIe, vi
yer see the danger home yourselves aud Your
freedom, your Republican institutions, together with
your glorious Uni'n he shaken u very I,undAti H.
| must draw to close. / have already spoken
long.
begun by stating the character of the people Of In.
diana: being that OF Agricultural peupIe-n,I
ed IN large cities bui sr al through brusd Territory.
The reason why alluded thai Is, that this
very canilion points OIL The necessity Of qur differ.
ent proceeding me- we'll my generous frs nds
from what have followed till n"w Happily, he,
least ann not and cannot be claimed speak rum
place to place every day loeed to du la 20
cities. repeatedly said that Icy this. clam of nal
speeches, my would be secnrrd, because the
movement gets into that track that Tut hope aid
and sympathy upon the condition al being present and
making speeches everywhere; and. according
perience, /, in the best but small por-
ton Of your millions OF people the very practical SYM
pathy will be restricted that small portion; and yet
the cause is too TO need les than the support OF
'he whole people. well in political in a material
respect.
Ia vain humbly asked to let me 90 where nv pres.
ence is wanted the most In vain fIyeniy a>ktd TO
the organizations ol rnds q, Hungary inder nd
emily OF my presence, this h,lt The only Hch
the people at large, and tins eIiheI that eff
which confidently would the 81 tie
impending struggle in Europe, of hch Hungary tie
c"rner-stone least woud tain la
rely upon the sympathy OF Amrrica, and reducing
their practical value the expectations encouraged
10 entertain relieve irom tie moral duty of emp.y-
ing our time and energy an Unsuccessful orr ciUn,
whereas every moment Is turning with Oh eier'HJ VI
importance.
Now here at last stand upon the long desired prac-
heal ground The ssri, ural rbst tei of The people,
the absence uf large cities puts by Itself the matter IN
due course. Here the going from place 10 place Ia my
condition is impossible. Here either nothing will hc
done large, it only he done by the development
of that organization which you generously and under
so happy direction have been pleased 10 initiate Thus
Indiana will he become for the efficacy want OF
efficacy, ol that organization. consider that the tx
ecuiiye Committee OF this Stale organization will,
amongst Other means perhaps borrow some materials
for Attending information where II should bc required IN
the STATE.
il is therefore on the present occasion dwelt upon
historical particulars, which may perhaps
what contribute the correct understanding oi tie
Justice OF our and Of the true nature OF our stiug-
Gle, which is ended yet but uninterrupted only aud
the is still pending In its ultimate issue while both
parties streng then their position and recruit their
strength.
On future opportunities will equally other foul
misrepresentation, uch the vile aud icsh charge
that the Magyar dominating the other raees-oi
presenting ele Ear independence aud common,
civil and religious liberty in the Iase light If II
naiionaes, ETC.. will not fail 10 furnish your Asso-
citation by and by also those other materaIs and Lope
you will excuse Tor humiy entr, aring your And at
ieniion to the following pnblc addresses
Firstly, my speech al the Corporation Banquet 81
New York where explained ny fir.lam, n'sl views.
Second. my speech in jackson Democratic Banquet
at Washington. abont the position ." your country With
some remarks about the relation TO England Nhi,h
am glad conveniently appreciated IN Indiana.
Thirdly, my speech at the Pennsy vana Legislative
Banquet, at Harrsburgh, about The unavoidable
tanty Of the impending struggle ana our prospects OF
success and ourty, my address 10 the JOINT ASoeia-
iion Of Friends of Hungary Cincinnati on tile 25ih OF
February about the present condition oil Europe about
the importance of the impending struggle To America
ITSELF and about the question Of time These, together
with my Birmingham speech in England, If read in
meetings Of the county Associations, would. suppose
somewhat contribute 10 The correct understanding oil
the
And as there certain classes who felt disinclned
counienance tie present movement in Europe out Of
fear for those doctrines Which are considered suhveFve
the great principle of security al properly. beg
leave quote words from letter vheh an
American gentleman in public position IN England
wrote three weeks English Siaiesman 81 high
position Thus he wrote. Much Of the Red Republi-
cansm Of the present be ascrhed 10 the want
of aid from free and established governments neglected
to be given proper time the efforts Of true men"
Sir, I hope 10 have often the opportunity 20 answer
the kind communications of tins Association. hnmey
recommend the political well the material point
pointed by the present urgent circumstances, TO
your generous activity; and hHmby thanking yon Tor
all the kindness OF yonr sympathy, confidently trusting
to your congenal snsgy and generosity; and recon.
mendinr the cause OF nv down.tr0dden atherand and
or Freedom bid you all Ladies and Gentlemen. from
the heart Of my plain bat honest heart, sincere,
cordial, and atiectionate farewell.
After Governor Kossuth had concluded his Address,
Mrs Sarah T. Bolton depued by the ladies Of this city,
to present to him purse contributed by them and
tanning hundred and fifty dollars, addressed Governor
Kossuth follows:
MRS. BOTTOMS ADDRESS.
GovERNoR KossurH:-we heard Of the struggles Of
yonr beloved country for liberty aud hearts sympa-
thzed in the glorious We watched The course oil
your conquerng armies, until Hungary free Then
ioyluy extended sister naIion in the cause
Of humanity and independence, our hands. an welcome.
Alas. our Gratuations premature. traitor sold
his country The summer sky Of freedom Was darkly