The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-14


The Mossutn Intervention Ezeisemens-
It's Progress tArsugh che states.
The Kossuth Intervention excitement still goss
ahead, Ike great SNOWFALL, increasing in sire -
it rolls-rircs ae9xirii esssdo. II proceeds from
State to State, enrolling fresh converts in each; and
seems likely 10 extend over the whole Union, frc N
Maine to Texas.
Already in the following States has the kossuth
doctrine been introduced, and in some OF them,
resolutions passed, less strong, but al Of
them recognizing and advocating the principle Of
active sympathy in European Affairs in general,
and in the cause Of Hungary in particular
New York, Ohio,
Massachusettg, kentucky,
Maine. Indiana,
Pennsylvania, Tennessee.
Maryland, Alahsms.
II the movement proceeds over The Union 81 this
rate-embrasiDg North, East, West, and South
II is goirg 70 produce ss great an efe,t upon the
politics oi the country. end it's external rcla.
tons, as the Texan excitement in lsii, or the ad
vent Of the lrish exiies 70 cur shores, after the
abortive insurrestion ID "tha Emerald Isle,n 10
1893. l. is well known that the first organization,
tho struggle, and final success, OF the democratic
patty, IL he time OF Jefferson grew OFT Of pimlsr
historical facts to those we arc daily sordng a
the hossuth excitement.
The Enmets, the Simpsons. and the other
Irish atfiots OF that day, were received With
the same eslat CO hossuth. They Serc ho-
rored with the same trirmphs in New York,
and in the city Of Philadelphia, which WIS
hen the soat Of the general government. Tho
popular Excitement rose SO high then az now, and
the tramphs or the eXiles were much lie same.
Some ofthem were, by special act &C the Lcgisla.
ture Of this state, enrolled members os the bar,
and admitted to practice at once, without sny
previous legal education or training in our courts.
al resolved public honors or fayors OF some kind
or other.
The Irish sympathetic moveInen: o. that 31y
tended to produce an entire revolution in the do
mestic policy Of the government Of the coun.
try. John Adams opposed it, and Sc did RUFUS
King, tho American Minister at London, yho'
Ike Loais Napoleon in the case OF Kossuth, went
the length OF insisting that the Irish exi.os
should not be permitted to lard in tie United
States, or If they landed, that they should be
expelled as dangerous frebrands. Adams and his
party failed; and the democratic party, under the
tremendous excitement Of that day, completely
tFiurnp hed,
In the PRESENT day, both parties n. running
into the mania, together with third party that
did not then exist. There is general rush in the
Northern States, among the democrats wings, and
free soleTs TO who will be able to appropriate
the excitement started by Kossuth, as an element
OF success fer the coming elections Just now il is
difficult to determine whish of the three parties are
most deeply immersed in the popular fanaticism.
The young politicians Of the wings are perfectly
crazy On the subject; and the youthful aen ocra.s,
who rejoice in the "styie and title of "Yo11g
america seen to be equally insane; while the cum
ming, energetic free soil faction arc working like
moles in the dark to cu.S.rip both parties, and
epgross hossuth and his movement entirely to
themselves. Which Of them is destined to sue
coed is one Of those questions which time alone
can solve, andis ct present wrapped up in the om5
OF fnturity. kossuth, meantime, is holding on
by them all, and is playing them as skilful
angler plays trout or a sainon. Under tie
influence OF this excitement, even Webster comes
out rs strong as any OF the ardent young
zcalots Of the dsy, and i: no longer looked upon
as an sold fcge," but az warm, sympathetic
young man; while General Ssott, with all the
blushing honors OF his battles mantling in his
cheeks, is regarded as an old war horse, past ser
- e. -, .',"ns ar;' oo'u snits5 for
the slaughter house, to which all such u9erannuatea
animals are destined
The hero of Lundy's Lane, who is known to be as
stubborn as mule, will probably adhere to his
revolution, and, in despite Of tho popularity that
ever attaches to military services in this country,
lie may now lose the nomination in the wfis con-
ventioD; vhilo Webster, or some other mere civi
Ian wing, democrat, or free soiler-will ride
triunphan. through the land, upon tho rooon:ly
imported Hungarian charger, carrying every STATE
by storm, and ct length taking possession Of the
"sgoliG opislG'' in the White House. Thore are
exciting times before III. Tho Kosauth excite
mont ia a fsstra to peee-a good at queeu-in the
political game Of chess.