The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-09-05

Ths veteran Kossush Is now publishing IN
ralu-srss q the f'cSsNgFils some Of The chapters
- - s--.hnuuinr volume. the fourth and last,
~ ms 4.l5e-po-is.s' The new volume viii be
s,-neufsf Ozt oF order. chronologically viewed.
=. - s.si eyrlusivelv with the "reminiscences
rF ms bs-vnoo5 and youth, SO that in the ula-
-us,e s--sn-sue-lf q his great personal rec
U-5 rF -he history q our century, anc OF hls
rvr -iace nd p4rs n L, his largest piece OF
--o-k VII -iz-urallv take precedence OF the
sf-re sz-iisr issues. hOssuth tells Us, among
c-hs- stores. thzi his chief Instructor IN law
ss P.s-h xzs .ha famous Hungarian lurlst,
AlsrE-5s- koEy Afier hovy had examined
Eossuih aaG Dsrc5zsuyi 81 the end Of the first
.sssues1g-." C university term, the gruii OLD
---useSs-- exclaimed these two lads understand
ne law he.rsr thzn al the biz lawyers on the
-rvaI t.e-roh - knssuth describes himself as
ElIl &C the sp-iEhiliness and mischief which
r-iirz-zir chzrzcte-ize academlcal youth.
One CAV. after The students had manifested
-fssr irzl1lz.ieoce at the length OF hovy' 5
lecture tz III lucsssznt noisy sCrapInS OF
tt,e7r fea- the professor suddenly stopped,
if-uz-hs MS hands down upon hls desk with 4
-u--s-c crash. called out anguly, You Impu-
.5g-r scuuu5rels - and LETT the lecture-rOom.
Tbe students. under k9ssuths leadership,
t,lE : meeting. and voted that an apology
sb--ls s,s demanded from the professor.
F.sF,-e Kuxr he-an ms next lecture, kossuth
s-n,s v.-- ard sai5 10 the learned jurist, II the
-r-rs al himself s-6 his fellow-studenJs, 'Re-
sr.eofe5 Il1-u1nie Professor, we have come here
= les-- from vou. and not &c be insulted by
-u- with apurob-s0us names. You have
r-lIes rs .scoun5rels We have UNANIMOUSLY
resolved e withdraw from this class unless
vou -asraci this calumui0us expression.
--You commit stupidity" replied the pro-
Eessa-. @so[ which shall take no notice. He
f.e-zn ms lecture. hossuth and his fellows al
u-cs rose an6 formal secession took place.
TIE professor Was left TO address the empty
h.s-chss- The next day hoyy met young
Kossutl. an6 said. Come 10 the lecture-room
so-.no--os. and We VIII see what can be done.
q courss the students accked N, and hovy
te-zu- " The other day there was little
uiss5ve-.ure II this room, which heartily
re--ei ] suspected yOu Of malicious plot.
and naturally vas indignant. After thinking
he matter vel over, / an convinced that the
IucI5su. Was 10 token Of your personal ILL.,
zriIl toward yOur teacher. Let Us one ana ali
Fa-res tie business. and lose no more Of oul
precious time" The students were charmed
with MS apolorv. Tor as such they agreed &c
acoep1 i. After the lecture the old MAI
7soiuiei to their leader. a1d said, II the hear
lur cf the whole class, "As for the Dominu;
K0ssuth there. lie viii some day be rebe
against : higher authority than mine IN this
lzndl7 The forecast was prophetic. kossuth
relating tbe story n his old age, denies thai
De NSs ever : rebel, either against the pro-
fesso- in the university OF against the land o
Hungary. In both instances. he says he stood
ID q behalf Of violated right. The arbi-
trz-v spirit, II school or Slate. lie says, de-
uz15s blind homage, and when It IS refused
.he ueczszut Is called . rebel. Whether thI
sitle sticks 70 hin, OF whether il recalled, de.
gends upon The failure or the success Of rebel.
hon. .'--L5a111 Eci5