Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-29
MARTIN KoszTA.

1 This individual is his way to the United States
He has been the instrument unconscious and probably
unwilling. OF creating little disturbance in the
world. Probably far more has been said about him
than if he had owed his noorety his own endeayors
would ever have been talked in cabinets courts
bar-rooms His is Of those where greatness i:
thrust upon And that Austria has said heI
say, and Mr. Husemann has heard from Mr.. Marcy and
Hoszta is coming to the United States 1t appears tina
81 of Northern friends not tired yet of making
foe of themselves talking about ping up the ago
ny making themselves ridiculous and thrusting more
grea upon this individual by giving him public
reeep ton We should have thought that they would
have cen somewhat wiser from experience. The great
number of recipients of ovations who have visited our
shores done themselves no credit or us either and
if this po DEVIL whom have rescued from an Aus
tran priso galows should be received as hero we
think that the climax will have been capped The
tacie viii Be rich one when the gentleman, in ba.
rouche draw BY four white horses shall be received in
a speech from the Mayor of somewhere.
The distngu ished stranger be congratulated upon
his extreme exh ibton of going to Turkey upon
his valiant thong unsuccessful conduct in the row with
the Greeks; upo his great presence of mind when
Americans irving to liberate him, exhibited by
swearing that he wa Hungarian and by several little
complimentary ausl ons to things which nc might have
pretty much the strain, and now that he is
Americas, make big flourish with IN mag ned eagle
and the crowd after due Of paradng and pranc
ing, viii sit down to supper, make and listen to
quantity of bad speeches. large antity Of liquor will
be drank, and next morning Of them Ws wish they
had not done it.
This man-worship of foreigner who happens to be
distinguished notorious is disgusting enough and IN
the case of kosza the proposed ovation positively dis
graceful and should be cried down from the What
honor he expect for having received Americans pro-
lection abroad, when his own folly had much to do with
putting him in the position to require it
That officers acted they did, the case having &C.
Cured is subject of national congratulations; but as
for Kosza he ought be thankful for wha he has re-
ceived already However should not be surprised
hear of his being made demi god Of The fools
all dead yet-Balimors Times
We told that Martin Koszta is his way to this
country. 1t is to be expected of course that he will be
lonized when he arrives The citizens of New York will
take that that matter is attended to- inasmuch
they let opportunity escape get up Juror
the arrival of any notorious character from foreign
parts Koszta will furnish them with capital subject
for momentary ebuton Of feeling and grand display,
after which he will be forgotten like of his iustri-
predecessors and the excabiy of the New Workers
viii settle down to wait for the next arrival Of subject
TO onze. A combination of circumstances has given
nosoriety to Martin Koszta lie has been American
sell before has been charged with aiding in pur
Joining Hungarian regaa, and upon leaving shores
has been made prisoner by Austrian authorities; has
given origin to most voluminous and meaningless docu
ment from the pen of the Premier any other prev
ously obscure individual ght have done in like circum
stances but certainly nothing for Americans to make
themselves fools over, they have the reputation Of
doing whenever such opportunity is presented. SO
far Keszta entitled to American protection
daily congratulate him upon having received it. The
Of here certainly upon very cheap terms after
all the noise that made. However it will do
to let such occasion pass without effort to make
political capital out Of il, and may look out for
grand demonstrations upon the arrival of Koszta
to make hero Of him far as to subserve such pur
poses-Richalond Wig.