The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-30

4 WALTER SAvAsE LANpoR has addressed IN,
following letter TO the Germans, which he send
to the London News with the following curiou,
note:
To the Editor Of the Daily Nescs:
SIR: ! expect but little favor from Won. IL
however, you think proper to insert the en-.
closed, you may dsavow any sentiment n con.
tsins, and throw ii totally on your humble ser.
want, w s I..nos
| To the Germans.
Sohtempiative wisdom, when IL engages in
Poiltics, must inevitably succumb TO Diplomatic
Gran. Contracted as is the intellect of those
Who manage the affairs of Europe, min sters
ana kings, this very contraction gives efficacy
20 lheir Vaccinations. A narrow riff e-barrei.
charged win lille powder, sends bullet more
ureeay and further than u fire-shovel covered
with Tue largest quantity.
And now TO the point at which thu ayes of
Germany are gazing. Deliberations are later
ruptsd and forbidden; actions must succeed
and promptly. What aclions1 will tell YOU
plainly, honestly, unreservedly.
NO crime whatever ought 10 go UNPUBLISHED;
ABOVE all crimes is that Of perlured princes,
whose forswearing hath brought down on ma
1lohs The heaviest calamities, the slaughter of
thousands, the humiliation of millions. Law
cannot reach il, for they have crippled law; but
e9ui'y can, which human force never has Grip
pied. IL is the bounden duty Of all TO execute,
when occas'on offers, the high commission she
opens before them. Whoever falls i'm the AT.
tempt will be gloritied not only by the present,
out by all future generations; whoever falls in
IL VIII be placed in security and prosperity
where freedom is established.
There Is conspiracy Of rulers, under all de-
nominations, 10 su5vert the liberties of every
people on the continent Of Europe. This.
sufficiently manifest long ago, and denounced
oy me early in April, 10 now openly avowed by
Russia, Prussia, Austria, and France, ami Dor.
tended by the malignant nebulse round these
larger orbits. IL their articles and armies
should prevail, what is then remaining 10 be
suffered or TO be donel Chastisement is first
to be inflicted on the primary and secondary
movers against the worlds equilibrium and
ProgressIoni then is remaining an equally firm
determination TO execute on a grand scale what
a glorious city Of Greece, the city Of Phocea,
did anciently. Germsny has room enough 10 |
stretch her limbs in America; ami in America
there Is vacant land enough for the industry Of
germany; land enough and employment enough |
for GermaEy's whole population.
people can do without a king, but what
can king do without peoplel One stimuli. |
taneous movement, one heaving Of the mighty
breast OF Germany, and all is then consum. !
mated. No action since the creation of the 4
world was ever so glorious as this would be; no |
defeat Of despotism 50 recoverable Difficult /
ties far greater are every year surmounteo bv |
the least able 10 sarmount them; by needy |
Agrieulturisis aud needier artisans, each pur-
suing his own track, without guidance and
without advice. What then would be the re-
salt IL the most intelligent, the most providsnt,
The most active OF the same nation, were 10 /
unite their eounses, their zeal, their experience,
their larger Pecuniary means, in colonising the /
vast and fertile regions Of Central America,
now thrown open TO enterprise and sciencef
WALTER SAVAGE LANpOE.
BaA, May 20.