Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-26
Kossuth and ndazzini.

1t will be remembered that when the proclama-
ton signed by Louis Kossuth, at the time OF the
milan disturbance, appeared in the papers, his ad-
mireIs streanuously denied that it enianated from
his pen, and proclaimed il forgery. Kossuth him
1 selfafter few days silence, wrote a deniallof its
authenticity to Capt Reid-orwhat was so adroltiy
Trained as to lead every ordinary reader to regard
it as denal-and enclosed another proclamation
to the Hungarians in Italy, of the same tenor.
Mazzini, having heard of Kossuth's denial, has
published brief letter, Daily News
which among other things, he says:
have no opportunity, from the place where l
lang ofTeading papers and receiving correctiufor-
nation, but aIeportreaches me, of l.. Kossuth hav-
ing publicalY protested on account Of the proc
lamation to the Hungarians W ich appeared during
the last ctonary nttempt at Milan nj
Tie original OF the proclamation, Signed 6y IL.
Rossuth in his otcn hand loriting, is in ing hand
1t was sent 10 me- by Kossuth on my, own re-
quest, during the last months of his soourn at Kuy
tayah for the cypress purpose of being publshe din
case ofGn iHsurreetionaTy Increment in Italy N
tods neuer aftertpards retraeted. 10
copy of the production was, at The time. de
positedsby me in the hands of the Central Inter
nal Direction OF our national party in Italy, so,
thai, IN case should be prevented though death
or any other cause. from joining the movement,
and Kossuth should be far at the time, a document
ofalliances and an appeal extremely important to
the success of our indssoluble national causes
a q s al
When action was decided upon by heroic though
now misjudged men, and on scale which nobody
who was not concerned in the scheme has right
to measure, very few days before the one ap-
pointed, the Directing Internal Committee thought
that they were entitled TO print them They did
print it in an italian town. The date of February
was inserted: and two paragraphs indicating,
think, the more remote date, were omitted. 7il'I
The proclamation was written without reference
to time; its intention was evident; it was 10 pre-
vent collision between men whose cause, aim and
duty are one. 'H
Kossuth, who fully knows how single rash OF
betraying act of single man can sometimes defeat
the best scheme, and compel whole party 10 ad
journ the fulflment of their most sacred hopes
ought to be the last to throw the stone before due
time for information has elapsed, at well meaning
and determined, though momentarily conquered
friends. IT,. -.r.'7
To this Kossuth replied, in communication
nearya column and half long, with conciliatory
expressions tow ards Mazzini, in hch he Of course
does not repeat his denial but lleges that the pro-
clamation written in February, 1851, and moi
in 1858, and that is not correctly translated The
real and only point in Kossuth's letter which a
all rebuts Mazznis indignant protestis the follow.
ing:-- $50 suH 'ia' s.-lu sa : rH Ei-a.i fr
In the original proeiama In the copy circulated al
ton If 1851. Milan in 1885,
i. know that eyeryI /. The san e correct
Hnnparian ic read S1y - e 2 - - -