American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-04

Iheye, at the earnest request Of Mr. Worre, cosented
70 ovfsee the distribution Of the cargo of the Tontne
Mr. Wore returns to The U. S. with Capt Harris would
here observe, that believe Capt Harris and Mr.. Worrel
TO have fully discharged their duty and that the entire
go Of the Tonne will be applied to the great and benev
client object for which raised in the United States
Those persons Gentlemen, who best acquainted with
Greece, can judge, in of the task witch
have had, and still have before in order TO fulfil the
trust committed to my care can still You, that no
pains or diligence shall be spared my part fulfil your
wishes am waiting with great anxiety for the arrival OF
Lieut. Carpenter, who hope will soon be here.
Wishing YOU, gentlemen, health and prosperity, sub
scribe myself
Your obedent and humble servant,
Poros, June Cd, 1897.
On board the Chancellor Nay 2eth. 1897.
To the Members Of the Legislative and Executive Depart
ments Of the Government of Greece.
Gen,Iemen.-I received your letters of the 14h, and
have lost time in repairing TO Poros and la, ing before
the instructions of the Greek Executive Committee in
New York, whose agent have been appointed.
In doing this, beg leave to call your attention TO few
remarks the feelings of my cnuntrymen towards your
cause, and the fully unfold to you my responsibility
for faithful application Of the properly committed 10 my
care the objects for which it has been raised in the Uni
ted States
You need moi be informed by me, Gentlemen, at this
period of your struggle that there exists on the other
side Of the Atlantic, most lively interest IN your behalf
Among the many who have heard Of your warke resistance
against the combined forces of the Turkish empire, and
the unprecedented state of wre,chedness to which most
baharous has reduced many of the inhabitants OF your
country the Greek Executive COMMITTEE in New York are
no. the least conspicuous. Belonging, however as they
do to neutral nation, the policy of whose government is,
to be the first aggresscr the Executive Commute
pledged themselves to the donors of the Greek fund.- that
they should be applied in relieving the distressed women
children and old there, comprising the non cobatants
Of Greece. My instructions strictly to this effect and
have pledged mys self the committee 10 fulfil them 10
the utmost of my power.
However urgent then may be my own Wishes to relieve
he wants Of those brave with whom have passed So
many days the camp however we'll may be con,in
ced Of the present eed Of the government 10 have pro-
visions placed their hands and at their disposal can BY
means listen any other than those contained III
men, shall have your support and appreciation. No plea
Of earthly nature, be greater than that which
eoy in again visiting your conaty and OF having It IN m.
oo add little towards relieving the sutteings of its
Inhabitants rel iced 10 find things in relation e
your counrys salvation, looking little more prosperous
than when It Greece year ago The voice OF Amer
ynu is go onward and prosper. Who knows, bu
few moe showers of blood from the hearts Of sons
and daughters shed BY infdc hounds thaW the &c,
oicy IT Europe mpassona,e your sfferngs
But f this fails let your friends in Europe and Amer
ca have the modification of hearing of yor having
.gain submitted 10 the Turkish yoke Initiate your breth
rem Of Sc,o of Ipsar and OF Misongh and if your IN
dependence is achieved, your extinction will at eas
be glornus and ynur reward in Heaven, thai OF martyrs
t the religion Of Christ and the liberty OF yonr country
am Geniienyn your humble and obedlent servant,
P. MILLER.
Agent for tie G eek Executive COMMITTEE IN New York