The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-19

man and Greek, anj has " messed al,
actions of foreigners in Greec. "'a
years. tie left New York at len Ute
age and lbs lther nuw resides :, %
ny. | entered the army inmt.t,.,az-' ''ial
volunteer Under his command - as
now served IN Il more than tbf.. "aIs
have travelled over 500 miles i, ' D.
anil horr", and Ivy the help af Jar,5.
an Eagi'Sh Missionary, whom | .s.' 81.
through the Morea, have been abl,. f''4
verse with many people in regard :.
religious and political concerns 1ftl. We
try. They are all eager for mstrurtl,..
are transported at the sight Of a trz., az
bible. The pcasantry are ,ir,a.'.
modest, the merchants cunniD.. Il.
and intriguing, the soldiers brate '4
aud strongly attached 10 liberty
given away several thousand, AT ''r
which received Of Mr. Temple, Al n l'''s
to citizens, officers aud soldiers. tn,
much pleased with reading tIlesr E.D re
as they call them, and | haye Cr,.,.'
passed through the camp, and seen a...
The soldiers reading a tact, With lOm,,
liners listening to near him. ''
Superstition is losing Grouad in e..
Many Of the priests are beg innia. lol..h
on the Sabbath, aud many of th, H.
eat meat in Lent. The priests, a.,
have been able ~ learn, are gencr.tIt
NJ, but devoted 10 the dogala, Of I.,
Church
"The Greek women are modest. b,.5
some, and ,rtuous. The astoni,t.a,
dnpies exhibited here OF morals h., H.
Franks, who have come from fraa'p II
y aUd Germany, have led the Gr.ft
males 10 shua foreigner, Wlilr ~ In, FL.
costume, almost - much as 'fa0
schools are brglnninE loo be established If,
all the principal towns and ,itlaar-. AM
Edward MassDn, gentleman from Ser
Land, whose classlta aud icusiuls eba,ar.
ter is Of the highest cast, hao devoted n,,.
self 10 the service oil Greece. lie is arm.
Ptnied by Greek, who has been : ,,.,
II England, learning the Lane. an .,s.
'em OF education, and who, b, ! ,t.acref
dfod, has become experiment. Albumin.
ID with The truths of the Goa,al. Ma.son
1nrs wonders; lie already t.ll.s with ne
priests, and will spon,if Prevalence permit
establish school for the study of ancer,
Greek and Philosophy 1T Ira polizzi. Dr.
Howe, from Boston, does honur IL me
country, family and friends. His STANDARD
Of morality Is nlsn. We all love him dear.
~. He has done much 10 relieve tue ,ul.
ferinSs OF the wounded already.
"The civil disscsti0ns have all been or
down in the Morca. Ulysses is the ooIg
chief who is now with the Turks, aud he
think, will soon be suhdned. The misery
Of the country is beyond all description -
Women and chiIdren are flying, allnos, ma.
lled and starved, from the fury Of the me4o
CHESS sayage5--the men Win their nose,
and ears cut off. lfthere MAS ever coun.
try, which demanded The charities Of The
Christian world, that country is Grtccr.--
Yet it Is my real opinion HAT she Will again
take her place among the nations Of TIE
earth rs free and enlightened rppubIcI
Ny reasons for thus thinking may be seen
in my letters to the Greek committee.
"As to my own care you may call /,
what you please. | have thale taken the
Albanian dress. have travelled fhrpe
hundred miles on foot, aud carried my gun,
dirk and pistols. Five nights have srp,
90 the gIoHnd, without any covering bu.
my carpet, and during three of them il
rained necessarily. In short, have nad 1
through rivers, climbed mountains amid the
SHOWS, with my feet to the ground been
exposed tn the Turks, and was once very
nigh being cut up by those monsters, whose
tender mercles are cruelty. have Jared
like "A Greek, and with the Greeks | an
willing 10 suffer for the cause Of religion
and freedom. Call me in America iru.
sader, or what yon like, NV life is devoted
to the over IrmaS of the Turkish Empire
and lft bc the viii of God, nope 10 sec
the downfall of the false prophet. God -
on the side of the Greeks, 100000 Turks
have already lost their lives in til, sanguDH-
aLy contest. The campaign is again upcl.
ing. Let the Greeks and yuur anNolthy
FHend have an interest in your lga}tl9. |
hope 10 see you again, but the viii OF the
Lord be dOar. Farewell.
Yours atlrctipnately,
y. p. MILLER
"P. 6. have been over the Olympic
gam" ground, waded through the Alphrus,
been quartrrcd in Argos, seen the tombs OF
Agar cmnn0, and famous Corntho; but,
without bread or accommodations, the clas'
Sic fame of these places Is not exactly 50
"xhllratlng as IN The college Hall of Aa1f7-
lea. But, shonld [ live, ! viii hcrcaft,r give
yon IN account Of them all"
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