Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18

1.-THE Sentinel says that the wings Of vigc, Wayne
and Franklin counties passed strong resolutions In favor
of Kossuth and Intervention They endorsed the
doctrine of Intervention advocated by Gov Wright
and the Sentinel Produce the resolutions that all
NAV see the position taken by tho wings OF both
ties.-JoWnaI
In answer to tho above call, ''prOduce" the fol-
lowing resolutions adopted by the wings Of Wayne coun
ty at public meeting held by them the 9th day Of
last December Of which d. p Holloway, Of the Palla-
dunn was chairman. The resolutions were introduced
by Joha S. Newman, Esq:
WHEREAS The Congress Of the United States, In the
Of the American people, sought, and obtained
the liberation of Louis Kossuth formerly Governor OF
Hungary and lately exile in Asia Minor, and have
by the vessels Of the Nation, conveyed him 70 our
land;
AND WHEREAS Governor Kossuth has been invited by
the Legislature Of Indiana visit the Capital the
guest of our State: Therefore, be it
ResoIrsd That invite Governor Kossuth to visit
sold Wayne" and assure him that his visit from here
to the Capital will be ''Triumphal March,"
Resolued further That this meeting concur in and ap-
prove the noble and magnanmous motives which in
duced the invitation OF the distinguished patriot TO
Shores and that the duty OF public authorities
to receive him as our Nations Guest.
ResoLred, That deeply sympathise with down.
rodden Hungary and will give such her
cause, shall comport with the duty Of American cit-
GEMS
Res0fred That Is the right oil every Nation 10
ulate its domestic affairs and If in the exercise
snch right any third power shall intervene for the pur-
pose of crushing the onward march of liberal principles
it is the right Of every Nation protest against and
oppose such intervention By al the proper 0iin
their potUer.
The last resolution goes far favor of IRtsryen-
ton Gov. Wright, tho Sentinel, or any other demo.
orat in the United States did, and and fact, is
almost precisely the language that used by de-
in advocating Intervention. All the ntsrven-
ton the democrats have proposed is to protest
against the interference Of any third power for the pur-
pose of crushing the onward march of liberal princi-
pies" and oppose such interference by all the proper
within the power" of the nation Is the Journal
satisfied in regard to the wings Of Wayne countya
We know of only man in this State who has ae-
tuay proposed and advocated armed Intervention by
United States in the affairs Of Hungary and that man is
the Hon. G. o. Benin, wing representative from the
county Of TippecanOe This gentleman when the Sen.
joint resolution inviting Kossuth visit Indanapo-
lis, was under consideration in the House, on Monday
the 22d day OF last December, advocated mot only
moral but physical intervention in case Russia Should
again interfere to put down Hungary and thought that
Indiana could raise 400 900 of her sons to fight
in such cause and that would be the duty of the
United States send these sons of Indiana
Europe to do battle against the Russian if they
should be needed. Was not Mr. Benin representing the
men who elected him.