The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-31
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Millions that staHd in arms. and longing wait
The signal 1" ascend, 81 lingering hcrei"
-kossuTH AND GAvAzzI.-The Bos-
ton Transcript says:-
These noted foreigners, whose visits TO
tins country were marked with such extra
ordinary demonstrations Of all kinds, now
appear in now characters. Kossuth has
written an indlscrcct letter to the Germans
Of the United States, censuring the act of
the SENT tie lnthe reject, nofGeo. s unders
Ms Consul to London. 1t is quite obvious
that the Hungarian, in this correspondence
discusses a subject which he does not at all
understand. The communication would
invite ridicule and censure if it were not
so pllpably absurd. Its only effect in this
country, will be 10 show the people how
Ignorant the writer must be on American
affairs, and 10 strengthen the conviction
which has existed in many minds that Kos
south Is not a wise or a safe leader.
Gavazzi is now in England. What gross
hbels he is there u%ttering against the peo-
pie OF this country can be seen from the
following extract from one of his late lec,-
ures addressed to an English audiences"
The police force OF Boston is composed
almost entirely OF Irish Roman Catholics.
ihis mas been effected in virtue Of a com
pact made with the authorities there. A
similar compact has been entered into in
order that the Posi- Master General should
be a Roman Cotholic, thereby enabling the
Iesuits to be easily acquainted with all the
secrets OF the locality.
The Senate of PENNSYLVANIA PASSED
anti-Nebraska resolutions on the Odd.
-~krPuBLicAN VInGINIA.-The Rich
mond Enquirer gives utterance to the fol-
lowing naughty and arrogant sentiment
TrgiHid IN This oonfederacy is he inner.
sonafion Q he reH- born, meH- educdied, nell
bred dTIstoerat. She looks down from her
elevated pedestal upon her parrenu, igno-
rant, mendacious Yankee vilifers as coldly
and as calmly as a marble statue.
Auburn, March 9th.
The fugitive slave Geo. Washington,
was discharged from prison yesterday morn
ing. A collection of 300 or 400 persons.
was present, but as there was no attcmp,
by Washington's master to arrest him,
there was consequently no disturbance
The fugitive was taken in charge by a few
black friends and put on his way to Cana
da.
Mike Walsh was the only represen.
tatlve from New York that voted against
sending the Nebraska bill to the Committee
Of the Whole.
" What's whisky bringing 7" inquir.
ed a dealer in the poison. Bringing men
to ruin and the gallows, to be sure.
The f%eroest, and most relentless ad-
'ocaie Of the Nebraska bill, among the
newspaper press in Ohio, is the Cleveland
fIdindeaier, heretofore the leading Free
SOIL paper in that State. Reason why.-
Its Editor has received the appointment Of
Post Master AT Cleveland.
-GrS. PIrRcE IN rmE FIELD.-The
Ne" Hampshire papers speak Of the crowd.
ed state of the mails. A food of Nebraska
documents have been poured into the State
TO influence the election. Among them
are Numerous packages Of Douglas speech
es, aud his fraudulent letter 10 Col. Barton,
urging the repeal Of the Missouri Compro-
Mise, Granked thus:-
Prom r. Pierce, Pres. q. s."
The demagogue cannot forget him1elf even
IN the Presidential Chair. lie sloops to
conquer, and dsgraeos his Office by using
II for e~leclioneering purposes, and the ex-
tension Of slavery! Was that high place
ever before ~prostlniee 10 such purposes
C~qiedoaiaa.
TIM CoERIsroNDTST Of the New
York TINES tells the followingi-4Col.
Benton says speaking Of the Nebraska bill.
shall beatihein. The only feurl have
no" Is that they 0 hold It up long enough
10 knock Il down, sTr"
-PrscE, DoucLAs & Co, ara, il Is
sad, charged double pncs for shaving by
the Washington BARRIERS, since the New
Hampshire election, because their faces
are 90 much longer than usual.
There are g German Newspaper
Published IN the United States. OF these
20 are opposed 10 the Nebraska bill. Near.
ly every one d them are Democratic. 80
says The Cincinnati Gazeie.
Mr. Cutting has challenged Mr.
Breckenridge 10 fight : dael. y, much
fer the Ssbrlsks bal.