The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-03-04


throughout our city. More than 200 families
have taken refuge in the canton of Tessno.
IL appears that the government has discover
ed a wide spread conspiracy"
IL appears that this conspiracy had extern
sivc ramiiications, for another letter from
Tuscany, quoted IN the Debats, says:---"Do-
mcI'ary visits have been taking placeat Pea,
Lucca, Peschia and Pischa, and many arrests
have been the consequence
KosSUTH'S PROCLAMATION
The following document, which processes
to be proclamation addressed by NJ. Kossuth
to the Hungarian soldiers in Italy has been
published: sis.
In The name Of the Hungarian Nation-=fS
The Soldiers quartered in Italy.
Soldiers! Comrades!--My activity is un.
limted.-l am about to fulfil my intent. NV
intent is to free my country. 1t is not by
force we have been crushed The force of the
world would never have sufficed TO crush
Hungary. Treason alone did it.
swear that force shall not conouer us. nor
treason inlure us again. Our war is the war
OF the liberty of the world, and we are no
longer alone.-Not only the whole people of
our own country will be with us, not only will
those once adverse to us now combat with
us the common enemy, but all the people of
Europe will arise and unite to wave the BAN
ner of liberty. by the force of the people of
the world the tottering powers of the tyrants
shall be destroyed. And this shall be the
last war.
In this war no nation fraternizes more with
the Hungarian than the Italian. Our inter-
ests are one-our enemy is oue-our struggle
is one. Hungary is the right wing, and itolv
the left wing of the army I lead The VIC
tory Will be common to both
Therefore, in the name of my nation, have
] made alliance with the Italian nation. The
moment we raise the banner OF the liberty of
the world let the Italian soldier in Hungary
unite with the insurgent Hungarian nation,
and the Hungarian soldier in Italy unite with
insurgent Italy. Let all, wheresoeyer the
alarm shall be sounded, combat against the
common enemy. Whose will not do this, he.
the hirellng OF our country's executoner,
shall never more see his native land He
shall be forever exiled as a traitor as one
who has sold the blood of his parents and of
his country to the enemy.
The moment of the insurrec,iop is at hend.
let not that moment find the Hungarian un-
prepared Tor should our nation not improve
the opportunity, our dear country would be
lost forever, and our national flag would be
covered with ignominy.
know that every Hungarian is ready for
the war of liberty. The blood shed by the
martyrs, the sufierings of the country, have
changed even the children into heroes.
: No nation yet rewarded its brave sons so
literally as the Hungarian nation will reward
hers.-After the victory, the State property
shall be distributed among the army, and the
families OF the victims of patriotism; but the
coward and traitor shall die.
And |, therefore, make it known to you.
soldiers, in the name of the nation, that who.
ever brings you this, nay order, is EXPRESSLY
sent to you, that he may report to me the fa.
VorS OF liberty IN the army stationed in Italy,
and that he may tell you, in my name, how
you should organize yourselves.
Accept the instructions that are forwarded
TO you by the nation, through NE, and follow
them. Let it be so in every town and dis
trict of our own country and everywhere.
Brave ones! The Honveds and Hussars
have covered with glory the name of our M.
ton. The world looks upon the Hungarian
flag as the banner of liberty. We will pre-
serve that glory, and satisfy that expectation.
1t is principally on you hat the eyes of the
world are turned, Cor your number is great.
The arms are in your hands
generous blood in your veins:
the love of the country, and the thirst for
vengeance on her executioners is in vour
breasts. Your task is glorious and easv: for
you are among nation which will give its
own millions of combats against Austria
From Rome to the island of The SicIions
from the sava to the country beyond the
| Rhne-al the people are unanimous in n
, cry, joined to the clang Of millions of arms.
"Let God be our judge. Down with the ,v-
rants! Long live the liberty of the people,
Long live our country"
Brave ones! By this cry your voice will,
be like Joshua's voice, at the bidding of
; which the Jericho of tyrants shall fall.
So | order in the name of the nation. To,
every one obey. l will shortly be among
YOU Au rero'r, God be with you.
KOssUTH