23. Agencies of Russian Ascendancy and Supremacy Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, Jan. 26th. 24. Reply to the Pittsburg Clergy Jan. 26th. 25. Hungarian Loan Cleveland, Ohio, Feb. 3d. Address to Kossuth from the State Committee of Ohio 26. Panegyric of Ohio Columbus, Ohio, Feb. 5th. 27. Democracy the Spirit of the Age Columbus, Feb. 6th, to the Legislature. 28. The Miseries and the Strength of Hungary Columbus, Feb. 7th. 29. Ohio and France Contrasted as Republics Cincinnati, Ohio. 30. War a Providential Necessity against Oppression Cincinnati. 31. On Washington's Policy Cincinnati, Washington's Birthday, Feb. 24th. 32. Kossuth's Credentials Cincinnati, Feb. 25th. 33. Harmony of the Executive and of the People in America Indianapolis, at the State House, Feb 27th. 34. Importance of Foreign Policy and of strengthening England Louisville, March 6th, at the Court House. 35. Catholicism _versus_ Jesuitism St. Louis, Missouri. 36. The Ides of March St. Louis, March 15th. 37. History of Kossuth's Liberation Jackson, Mississippi, April 1st, address to the Governor. 38. Pronouncement of the South Mobile, Alabama, April 3d. 39. Kossuth's Defence against certain Mean Imputations Jersey City, April 20th. 40. The Brotherhood of Nations Newark, New Jersey, April 22d. 41. The History and Heart of Massachusetts Worcester, Massachusetts, April 25th. 42. Panegyric of Massachusetts Faneuil Hall, Boston, April 29th. 43. Self-Government of Hungary Faneuil Hall, Legislative Banquet. April 30th. 44. Russia the Antagonist of the U. S. Salem, May 6th. 45. The Martyrs of the American Revolution Lexington, May 11th. 46. Condition of Europe Faneuil Hall, Boston, May 14th. 47. Pronouncement of all the States Albany, May 20th. 48. Sound and Unsound Commerce Buffalo, May 27th. 49. Russia and the Balance of Power Syracuse, June 4th. 50. Retrospect and Prospect Utica, June 9th. 51. The Triple Bond New York, June 22d. 52. The Future of Nations New York. APPENDICES KOSSUTH'S SPEECHES. [The speeches of Kossuth in England, though masterly in themselves, are in great measure superseded by those which he delivered in America, where the same subjects were treated at far greater length, and viewed from many different aspects. From the speeches in England I here present only three topics, in a rather fragmentary form.] I.--SECRECY OF DIPLOMACY. [_First Extract: from Kossuth's Speech at the Guildhall, London, Oct. 30th_, 1851.]