The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-26
kossuth In England.

Under this caption the Boston Pos, has the following
just remarks 10 the prosecutions 10 which the great
Hungarian has been subjected in England. The opin.
ions Of the Post the subject the more entitled to
consideration because, we remember, when kossuth
was here, that journal, while fully sympathizng with
the liberal in Europe. repudiated, did, the
wild idea OF armed Intervention by the United States in
European Affairs dregarded The proposition of Kossu,h
on tina, subject as visionary and impraclicable
at is astonishing TO see the malignant hatred with
which Kosuh pursued by the fsvorers of Legitimacy
Europe They dog his footsteps, put spies his
ments insult his misrepresent his and do all
in their power destroy his influence Il is all in vain
In his county, among the people whom he ha. la
bored for, this man is much trusted he
HIS name-if the testimony OF travellers and
the executions of his friends by the despo,ism
that governs them, be worth Bnythngs tasmanic
ever while this steady persecution bydeenders of
British oligarchy should ony be regarded tes,mo-
MES his fidelity to the liberty In proportion
they hate him will the friends freedom continue TO re-
spect and honor him
while host OF petty defamers pesi,ten: in their
filings this great character look the manly and noble
OF and intrepid siaesman-a lover OF the
rights OF the people We alude Mr. Golden. His re-
buse In Parliament OF the serabs and shabby course OF
the British in DIGGING Kossuhs footsteps by
setting The police on-hm grand. Palmerson admit
ted IN debate that the evidence the police had picked
TO the recent conspiracy did touch any ne
admission tina, all the made in Austrian
hearted journals duplicating Aosuh in violating the law.
of England, fasehoods and calunnies What these
journals asserted and peaed that Kosuh had In his
house large quantities OF ammunition with which 10 make
peaceful power aud what now il they have the
fairness circulate the truth, they do il TO conf..,
that these gross fabeatous They were got up de-
sIgnedy to iniure this
" Al the close OF the debate Golden gave the testimony
we have alluded tc. lie remarked at the commences.
ment-
80 was not an ordinary which the house were
treating In that Of the ex-governor of Hungary. They
did in this county lie maintaining the legality OF its
constitution and only be uppored by the err
classes OF the people, but he ppoed by whole
body OF the afsocsoy, and all classes in his country
In reference to allowing Kossu'h chance to yndlca,s
himself, Golden said
Jt no, beneath the government of this country TO
ex-governor Of Hungary all beneath the norce
of the government lfhs gave his word OF honor he was
rs much entitled TO ctedence any rmber Of the Or
leans family who visited the court lChcers / lie (Nr
Cobden) made distinction he would repeat H. that Mr.
hossuth much entitled respect honor In this
country any member OF the otlesns family who had
been Hospitality received a, Windsor Hear 6csrl He
made com paint Of the hospitality offered TO the Or
leans family hcar hear j bat he would say that IL would
be disgraceul to ps as nation If prepared
to vindcac the hospitality due to who had broush h,
hither the goodwill, confidence asd affection OF heir f
low-coun,rymen lCheers;l lit were the police
were Authorized TO dog the steps OF this u srious ref
gee, be would denounce disgrace to this country
and the House was bound visit it with their ntmo.
rcprobaon and The public OF the country should be
expressed upon IT, iisar, heRrl lie had seen Mr. Kos
su'b, and his advice him this You are under the
same law - am, precisey; but II you ask me what the
law of Engaod -, esnno ,rl you Tor we hav aneeni
avs which are capable of being exbumed serve pur.
pose on any occasion should Their. foe recon- me nd
you 70 take the advice suj counsel OF able LAWYER
that you may be well prepared IN obed ence 10 the
law HIS reply was II can find out what the law of
Engsnd Is l will viola it, -
"hssnth, with tho confidence OF Lis oountrynen and
he fellowship Of such noble spirits Golden, may smile
at the impoent malice Of his detrsotor. and dey T..
point Every true friend Of liberty hope that hi,
usodnary man may sill, in bis country be an i'm.
srunent to regain for Independence and put an end 4,
tyranny that is disgrsce TO tho world, civil zed or
savage"