The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-22
McGREGOR, IOWA, WEDNESDAY JUNE 22. 1859
MISCELLANEOUS,



MIcrETTANEOTrc
- l.l.11L.l1.l-C MloOEI1na1N EOOo.
n. Ko@u,n a. the war IN 11.Iv
a. tho c,o,t ,...;,. h.ll ~, a. on.
| e' "''a y" '.'' No'
uie, q 'he Lonoon iaVern' 70 consider Tn
attitude which it becomes the English natiol
| to 2ssume in relation to the war in ITALY,
NJ Kossntb .tt.nded and made an e,oo,,o,,
-...,,---T, ~,
sPeech' Inc Loru Mayor oi LONDON open
ed the proceedings. NJ. kossuth, VIII
was enthusiastically received. smoke "a fol
,o~a.
IT. a,
an eAie, as q Hungarian, as mem
;sa1o:a oel = "a oppIessed nauonaity, as maj
.Vss.s' 49, - ~ ~ - ny .spfsuons Win Tn
s.ss... - - . ssscrs = rePeas, as z.
q Az 80 f.v,atured vota nc an Epol;sh ,,.t
riot-that England should deliberately ad
hsre to the policy of honest neutrality anc
Of strict non-intervention. Hear, hear.
If, in consequence of this concurrence O
opinions, I were to be asked whether I an
ticipatc that the war which is just commenc
ing mayeventually result to the advantage
Of the cause with which every aspiration o
my heart is identified, should unhesita
tingly declare that I do anticipate such ar
eventual result, provided England does moi
divert into . wrong channel the natura
course Of events by interfering with the
war. (Cheers.) This anticipation does no,
flow, my Lord Mayor, from the excitement
which recent events must necessarily have
operated on my feelings. Adversely is q
great teacher, my lord, and the icy finger o.
time is mighty disenchanter. have
much suffered in the last ten years of my
tempest tossed life, but in compensation
have learned something's have learned no,
to clutch with eager impatience the feetine
tirelock of illusory hope. have learned
with calm reflection to trace the law of con
catenation between cause and effect which
presides over the logic of history.
xossurn ON THE TREATIES OF 1915.
Iuow come to the pretended ;nv;o,ah;,;t,
of the treaties of 1918. II is the more inn
portant to have the mist of preiudices clear
ed awav in this regard. as II can admit of n,
doubt that should it SO hanncn (Which Coz
forefend y that ENGLAND were to den,rt f,ou
the principle of neutrality II wonld he don,
in favor Of Austria Il would he done ON N.
ground and rnder the nretext or Tho ;nv;o
liability of the treaties nf 1s15 t. !, WOO
full to Remember INV Lord that tho sover
eigns who. on pretense Of ASSERTING III,
liberties of Europe. enticed the nations :,
shed their blood in streams for nearly fri
Quarter of a century. and to waste aw,v M III,
prosperity of generations for the nra:erv. w
ton of dynasties at last rcm,;tea the dslnS
ed nations at the conoress Of V;ann. II,
selling and barter;nu them ike cattle on,
by treatiny Enrona like an .IIod;.I s,r,, ,l'l
Thus it is that Lomhardv Tins Il ;S th,
Venice. the Fairy C;tv rohhed of ;,s e,ln
rious Independence Of thirtpen hnndre,
years standing were tossed ovor ILL.,
cricket hall into the hands Of tho bonSs .
Austria. fHear hear These last fortv
four yesrs oe It.,;an I;sa With tho;, ,rro.n,,
with their e<ar-orowino hatra,, ami 5;Scn,,
tent. with ahsir !. nav :.
80 ~ VII .nei
with ths:- 4,orrors - - Sn,be' I p,vou ., pasr'o.s
and I'll .ha ~. y, Sp'eloes anu ,: Mal''ua n
word ..n,,, ,,;tl' .ts % "a. y, n.en ;lie
an tho I;ns . ns auau,- @ ISL I..,;an ias 're,sio.e'
fn,,r veors =, - r.aoraSa am'ilese ah;a.s aoily
;ns nro.es+ .n.;,,.. ~, ~, ''sso:y as s..!'o
TSs rohhad ,,rotastaa $500 'hsS Isl, lp'ous 'iea:'es
the oo,nna.t v.' 80 .Se .yu'y enouSli as''l's
Va, c,,spa.,, .ne 'ug1.is. ..:', rs, Sonuels.l-
t;sS &c IsIs Nv. e '';s,n, S., .''o ,,"' ''ie urea
ho.ra .h.t rn.,.I .oao : WY, ! nav
,rhan 49, ..n,e., ;'-ns VIII merry pea
,ad .ha sS 80 as, as Hl., ln"au Juuse' consc'ence
shall ws IN Isso Ia aT..oa w eue tho -; -. an, -
E,,oi.S ,,'; A. - 'ns s'Sn' "
i.ns;.;a e .n'o .,lo .n1''.ouiaple I ca
thar ;" ,,,,he,I Nv ""a ' ~. no 1''eol PuIpos' ~
Cas,,ar..b. I'D E 80 eeu WIN VI Wv
than ~ - .h Snu mon. ~ oe''ei ,.io.l.'
daSa, WI ~, .,o1 nud a." c.. .es..es, IN
.hst h.va s;noa y.saa s .,.u ~, lIu, e<'l'
treaties ILL., s;ara T Tha s po,,rh"n oeo ,ho .hos'
thaw ras.nroJ 60 tho th.n' n. nui "s luis" So, "noll
van;shsI .na tha pon.na,.o, v ~ oe, ,''ha', .' uSs'
,roScr;s,a1 a.. ,,..o,nJ ] |, H." WIN I .ne'
Two chsnSes M tho tr.nsf,r,Nat;nn % af % s.
erland 6oS from concaJara.;on - of y. So. So
into TO- oous'ao,ntad ~ [ St..a va h a. - S1stos
Joooa cs paIs;.s, la. "n' Wv .l.uePen
in sn;ts.,f tbosa go .n 49, ,as. psi, 9
i;hsrtv. ~, % sor ,ha - rsst ~ W .ns pions g. y
t,,ra e ~" M III LIZ .os., ~. soso lea
thasa - .saatss hou" si"ad po1:ss :; ton ncl
MON. rs.nt of ed, ,rh;nh tha'
r,,.r,,, r -. - IL, .,.ssa.,, nj !, a. Ivy n"t
hand - of - ssnot;Sm mott Eron' = tha pan,,tHa H; ,s :
rr.cow ~ ~ r uoar rsmn.nt % of pniand mo p",oi,o,u =
cd hv 1nStr;. M DOWN TO " Tho , f,asdom "ah af ~,
nress o,,arsnssed 70 Cermanv ~ hn. rsd,,ea, ~ t
to snc5 condition that IN tbo nst;rs t - =,
Of Gnttenhsra not one % moor m @ sn,,ars - r.rJ ,', y
so;, Is isas 70 sat . &C. frss ~. prsss tnnn enor, y
th;no th.t w.s not of avi, ;n shoIa % ;nr;olsh,
treaties % a h.s heen tr.mnlsd - - % down ~ th'
nrot;t 80 g.snot;s,, of aanaord.ts of To-,
its and of hsn;rht;ny darLness Al, thes,
Violations of the ;nv;olahls treat;es were s, ac
comnl;shed without Enoland oncs shaL;no
her m;chtv trident 70 forh;d T.. and shall !;
he recor,lsa in history that whom TIC chico
;s n drive Austr;a from Itaiv when IN,
n.t,rs1 - ,o.;. nf th;s nrdsrtsi;nn n;rh
nresant NJ ou,n native land With chaoc,