The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-06
kOssuth.


1t Ia impossible to contrast the late grand
debut of KossUTH upon the field of continen-
tai affairs with the 2.4O speed at which, when
he heard of Villa Franca, he hurried back to
his hiding place, without feelings of mingled
modification and amusement 1t is mortify- |
ing to think that such gigantic humbug as
this KossUTH should have been SO lionized in |
the United States, yet 1t is laughable to see the
lions skin drop off the ass, and behold the |
long-eared animal in his true character
Everything that Americans have known Of
this man shows conclusively that, like many
patent "patriots, F" who made this country
their refuge, he was a miserable sham and
counterfeit and one Of the class who "leaye
their country for their countrys good" His
conduct on board the frigate which the Amer
lean Government foolishly sent TO carry him
TO this country was indecorous and insulting
He wantonly violated the conditions upon
which the American Consul at Mnrseilles oo-
tained permission for him to land In that saty.
He published confidential letter sent TO MN
by the Consul for his private perusal only, and
issued an infiammatory address 10 the French
people from the decks Of an American frigate,
thus ehdeayoring to briAg the land which had
offered him an asylum, into collision win
u.
proofs Of the knavish and vulgar adyenturer,
he was raccived In the United States as ii he
were the WAsarxoTos Of Hungary. In his
ve,y f,rst speech here hs endeayored 70 draw
s,.,,r.,ion a,etvycen our Government and our
paor,e ana having failed to set us at war with
rr.nce. ala his heat 70 involve us in civil war.
mi. u,.s hfs return for the kindness show
go, mar, him. He presumed to interpret 10
=. ~ meaning OF orr own well-established
,,.,srv. .nd 10 cast contempt and discredit ul,-
=. ~ hnllowed doctrines Of GEORGE WASH
,srneox. He insisted, while at the federal
1000 On regarding himself as a national
~..rnt and RECALLED himself and his retainers
81 = s. pense TO the United States of five hun
Ar1d dollars day. He professed to be Gov
ors.or u Hungary, when he knew that he had
su,e4nNe "a fhat ONCE into the hands Of GEoRGEI
~ voIun taxily confirmed that resignation
whsn ~ was free from all restraint and most
poslNvely refused the urgent request Of BEN
10 assume once more the Office which he had
resigned. A. II " cap the climax OF humbug
and swindling. he issued bonds, TO constitute
national loan for Hungary, in sums Of one,
{ Ave. ten, twenty, ffsy, and hundred dollars,
each one having the signature Of KossurH,
and made payable by the government of Hun.
gary, upon the establishment OF It's indepen-
dence! The following Is copy OF oneof these
magnificent obligations for siOA ornamentcd
with = fsraale dgnre on each side, and like.
nsss ~ Kossurn In the cenfrs:
'HUFaAaIAs FUND. Asi@s
M .as 81 sa e e &.
sadEs4 OallArs. ytk Interest q the rate OF four
Ssra 6 ten sSssl annual instsimsnts. frn,e H.
" sssssishmsnt. in fact. q he indspss,n'o9
49, syan.s az AZ yfaEly after the last above
tR1xf ~ q ssshor e. ~ authorized agencies i,
s 44fed - Nev York. 49,. ~.
1sdetek nom ~ past state Of things In En-.
ter 49, hoads win become payable abont
- 80 spes tsmons English spend rift
- ~ sAse psamissd to pAy his creditor.
~ efter ne day Of Judgment. Rut - ~.
est nethins else for them thew win II -, -
! sAasnt 80 g put their faith, Or. a. snv rs.s
j seeV assey. IN The hands Of Europesn i,hs.4
s1 Pns NOS your trass IN Prince. e..