The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-07-28
baidi--A Dinner OF Republicans at
London, at the House OF Consul.
General Va ntler RS,

| LOndoa Correspondence Of he New York Tunes.
/ Every one has observed and pondcred
/ upon condolences. kossuth and Garba!ii,
now so Unexpectedly brought into co-opera.
/ ton upon the battle fields OF Europe by the
I strange network oil circumstances met for
the first time at the international dinner
/ given by George y. Sanders in London,
/ 1874, 10 10 MIR. Buchanan aud the Euro.
pean Republican leaders How far from
/ seeming possibility then was their pre-
| sent conjunction ~ the fierce earthquake
which = again rocking Europe, and in which
/ Napoleon Ill. is so mysterlousy an agent
/ The career OF those great men then seemed
/ buried now, il Is alive again. The memo.
rable past links itself to the present, and
draws on a future. In the tangliDg cumpi.
cations of the hour, who shall prophecy its
character!
In the course OF the splendid conversation
which flashed between the great spirits
gathered together on that. unique occasion,
koSsu,hs eloquence became the theme of
culogy. Rising with modest grace. X os
suth replied, yer elegant aud appropriate
in the social hour a. he is grand and per.
I NitSlNt WI lADliN Uttu-lbbS. al llt tiO-t'
Of his response he exclaimed, with electric
earnestness. Gentlemen, would you know
what think the most eloquent speech Of
modern times" lie repeated in impressive
tones the words" Soldiers for the love
You bear your country offer you war,
hunger, thirst, cold, and death Who ac.
cepts the terms let him follow me - There
Is the orator he said. waving lis hand
toward him, whose intrepid impetuosity
now again rings through the world. Carl.
baidi, taken by surprise, was Tor a few in
stauts quite overcome with emotion, but he
mastered himself, and made a beautiful and
soldicrly reply.
Reused by this touching incident, the De.
voted orsln followed in a speech of cbarac
teris,ic passion and depth. More resembling
the ancient Athcuiau than his Roman ances.
tors. his emphatic but chasle delivery re-
called the great principle OF Demoslhenic
ora,ory-actlou. A model OF youthful
manhood, with brilliant. dark eye and
fascinating smile, Orsiui although he lad
ALREADY suffered in losihsome dungeons,
showed no trace o, IT IN face or person. lie
was "A Romeo, 70 captvate more fastidou-
JuIlc,s than >hakspearc's heroine
Two days after he lsit England to
dare Austria. again 10 IT, imprisoned, again
90 cscape--ani that for the Las, time. To
his daring and so'nearly successful a,tsmp',
u year ago upon LOUIS Napoleons HE. Is
greatly due present imperial movement in
Italy. Il was then tina, the Emperor w
der,'oai that the h,tayed Gait mr. he'd
against h'm power that nigh, az any time
eSade all bis police and deiy hls so.dlery
sir Joshua Wa,msey, VI. T., Pr,s.deu,
OF the Reform Association represented at
the dinner the English Liberal party which
now also touches lts hour Of triumph and
sees IT. principles elevated 10 the British
Cabinet 10 III, persons OF the classic Miner
Gibson and the American, piri'ri and able
Richard Golden. g who's tf,r'> our arri.
cultural and commercial interests owe So
mucn the successful Champion Of cheap
bread and FREE ships.
Nr Buchanan then the representative
Of this Goverpmcu, abroad. i. nov az the
head Of !, at home In the neon Of his ad-
mlDls,ratlon now before the clos OF u. h.
may be called upon 10 recognize a. head, ~
Their oal nations some Of the brave men
whom he then met as exile, apparently iar-
ever irOm home and country and station.
In an age when centuries arr crowi,d into
d,cad,s, Imagination itself must .iupgth,u
Is S'u-s 10 sep up 10 the 'lgtt
Before parting that ng-i. al gatherVi
INTO 0os circ.. oOce NOR Nay ui tooA
the guitar and striking chord, With the hanl
OF the master, sccompAn.-d the ,hr.l.iar
hurst q yairp,i, ~'ngs wh.cG Ilrfl .n.
,h, Rlss,an E.f11lar Nor, ib, rut