American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-27

The country. or ny own part, nave iouho oy 'ne
experience oil three months residence in Greece,
that all The ideas had conceived Of her, from the
information was able to collect in America, were
entirely false have been disappointed, but my
IS pleasant one. Contrast the SIT
ua,on of Napo with its state six years ago ]; then
the Greek was trembling despised slave, he dared
not lift his eyes from the ground as The haughy
Moslcm passed by him /; now behold him ~ 'he
senate of his own nation, freely and boldly delibera'
ting on the good OF the country. have oeeh as
tonished find that the oppressed despised reeks
who were not allowed to possess arms, nave ireeu
all the Aorea with the exception OF Pafas' Nlodon'
and Coron and knowing, as do, that the CreeRs
began the war with clubs and stones, that they have
slain two hundred thousand Turks during It's pro
gr.ss and that they now dare think OF carrying the
war into the enemy's country; cannot but nope
much from their exerlions ; cannot but thlnk that
latent spark of the FIRE OF their ancestors has been
blown into fame which will spread till /! has hum
bed the power Of their enemies.
"You must have heard ere this OF serious dis
turbance or rather open rebellion, cariiec 90 oy
Colocorones, Rondas and other powerful chiefs,
against the provisional government oil Greece TINS
is entirely queed, and the chiefs have surrendered
themssl,e. to the authorities the affair was very
serious one, and the scales were equally balanced
for some time but after The crisis the provisional
Government became established more hrm than be
fore and this very rebellion has proved useful to
the country, inasmuch as It h3s INSPIRED me people
with confidence IN . government, wnlch coulo pus
down 50 formidable an opposition The l urks, Il
seems were weil aware of This state OF things and
have opened their mpaign much carrier than usual
hopinr 10 profit by The division, and gain over one
af the parties |; new appears that Odysseus, com
monty called Uiis,ts. must po~efiui ohiet, was
concerned III and pc nap, The secret spring OF this
rebellion When he found this plot had tailed and
,hs, the lean had tsen 10 the hands OF the prosi-
>onal rolernmenl, lie became convinced that his
hone oi establishing niiisry despo,ism must iali
unless he stucs bold s:tase; he has therefore
thrown Of the mask, rcp!ensled his cave. or cas-
lie. WITH provisions, and joaed himself with the
Turks. who it is SAID. have promised him the island
Of Neg opont He IS with body OF his follow
rs aud an army Of TURKS, threatening TO pour
own uoon Aitics and take Athens. Ulysses is a
dangerous man since b. has many friends among
the lower class o people. and since he is decidedly
surtfior ia paint or military talents to any Greek
living. However, his las step Ct joining the Turks,
mas hurt his Cause /; ne was more to be feared as
jrceltiuI fliend. tnan open enemy. ii you VIII
cast your eve upon map OF the Morea, you can
conceive a. once tie oil IN of The Turkish campaign
they hold Coron, Modon and Pa.ras on one ste,
Negrupont The other. while the cave or castle oi
Ulysses is TO the north ; now they viii attempt
junction OF the forces oi lnese thIee psees' dC ues-
olate Attica II their fleet effects landing upon
The western coast Of the Morea, they may attemp,
70 establish a chain Of positions from Patras 70 Co.
rnh along the coast Of the eul: OF The Lepant' and
holding Corinth and the is,hmus, TO shut up the
Motes This appears 10 be their aim, but Il IS al
most mpo ossible, from various causes, that they
should succeed. The object OF the Greeks Is. tC
prevent The junction Of The enenys forces to invest
Parss by ard and sea- and to pursue and engage the
Turkish feet wherever il can be found.
-Four weeks since S35o0o0, part Of the En-
glish loan arrived and in The same vessel came
S6loco, free gift from America. asure you
The Greeks feel the deepest gratitude for this gene
ous donation Had the commteee sent out with
this cash steam irisste they would have done more
se,ice 10 the CAUSE but more OF this anon. To-
morrow proceed to Tt;ppoliza, where shall Join
the President. and so as surgeon in his suite to Pat
ras from whence you will hear more Of me.
remain, sc. SAMUEL 6. HOWE"