Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-08
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gestious. such as never have been made-y stfo lie
fallen chief of generous nation, and col ld4clsi.
ly have been expected in the nineteenth fenitfT.
My answer does not admit OF hesaiua. -
tween death and shame the choice car rcHatT
1 be c-Ibious nor difficult. Governor or ltOrTafy
and eected to that high place by the conf cent' l
htteen millions of my country-men, kr ~ W.
what owe to the honor of my country even 81
exile Even as prigate individual lag5 N,
honorable path to pursue. Once GoverNr ~ =
generous county, leave no heritage 10 ny ci4.t
dren--they shall, al least, bear unsullis se1s
Gods Will be done. | prepared 10 II 81
as | think this measure dishonorabe and sust
to Turkey, whose interes. sincerely Nth 81
heart, and as feel il q duty to save cor ~
in exile, If can, from degrading aiies aslst
have replied 10 the Grand Vizier in a cor flrit
manner. and taken also the liberty to APT Be-
Srtatford Canning and General Aupich sp.
generous aid against this tyrannic act. b
reliance on the soSle sentiments and
principles Of your exce ~ az whef
as through your wisdom, yo0-ss,.s.-s ~
esteem of the civilized world, lra-
cnsed in inclosing copies cf my te
Grand Vizier and Sir SIrutford Ca.s,.s.,
] am informed TINT the whole mat ~ !, a.
: against the ministry of Reschild g5sha 49,
: enemies would wish to force hin to our sxt~-,s
Ilon IN order TO lower it in pub C esiiiaatoo 49,
r render impossible its countenance in ulIe II 4,
B, certain that in the grand courcil hdl IN a..
9 9th and 10th Of September, af.er rir,al,,,o,-
r DEBATE, The majority Of the council De gfrsd i,
favor OF our extradition, the majority of ss Nc
], lsry against it. No decision was csne 4 ! 60 =
ID sequence of the altercalcn which iooS pac. b.s4
b, Notwithstanding, the Ministry though dIc %
n the revolting suggestion have ns,ni5d. Z ~,
&c This mode of sosing the difficulty W. = ?
Is | am convinced, save the ministry, becausa 2 -
a. lection only given, in contradiction of sr-N
h. tans generous feeling the price of 100 Chr5s
~ tains abandoning their faith, would be ca "a "A
al 10 win sympa;hes for Turkey in the event o var
ot with Russia, which, in the option Of q a is
at experienced Turkish Statesmen, is appr 'h
a. fast.
As to my country. Turkey does, | betec
" ready feel the loss Of the neglected oppor,un.,y
nd having given 10 Hungary al least some mora sl9
IL to enable II TO check the advance of the
in enemy But it appears to me TINT it wiaId be i
very ilI-ndvsed mode Of gaining Hungaran SYM
in pathy by sending me TO Austrian scat and
le forcing ny crhupy companions to abjure l.I-s
in ligion, or r. he snms alternative.
n. No friew,f 20 tAbe Turkish Government woaa
q, spring up FL, M blood shed by Ter broken flitb.
n. but many des,y goes- My lord. your heart viii.
at am sure exSase ny nasrss called your attention
n t0.our unhnPFE :. $50 assir.ef
,h land by the e. ID even tho BE. dus =,
r. humanity gv ,romise of protection o. -.
IL my Lord, YOU ,nr generous nation con-.
as What steps {. F. be expedient hat yql Should
n take what We s righ, TO seelAgPsaA. eAPfasPg IL
well-known kEsiiy of England It ,,og,3 h.
e: hardly hiting Ssf 10 enter Oh. place NV o.ss
ce and my compa. as fate in your huAds, INV rord
and IN The name8f humanity throw nyse l,,fl.r
y the protection of England.
.h Time presses-our doom NAV in alfew 4. d =
scaled Allow me TO make humble pers..sf
to request But am also, my lord, tsbaL d -
n and father, my poor true-hearted VIE. ~ -,
of dren, and my noble old mother, ard wanael;,.
IS about Hungary: They will protJabi son :, :
into the hands Of those Ausirinns wh del rb, II
er torturing even feeble women, and wi,hwI e,
ST innocence of chiIdhcod is no protectb ,cs;as,
y, prosecutions. | conjure your oxceletv. 5n -
he name of the Most High, 70 put stop tthese cru.
l. elites by your powerful medtation andspeci,Iiv
10 afford 10 my wife and children an syTrr, o.
e. The soil of the generous English people
ed As TO my poor-my loved and sole Iurtrv--
to must she' too' perish forever! Shall shtnaided,
Of abandoned 10 her fate, and unavenged, ldoor,ed
ID 10 anhinIo'ion oy her tyrants WIN ngland
e once her hope, not become her consou,d
r The political interests of civilized Ebns -
many weighty considerations respecting EnoSs15
G herself, and chiefly the maintenance of .he O,.
toman Empire herself, are too ini;mateIv l,o,,,5
up with the existence Of Hungary for me sa oss
all hope. My Lord, may God the Almiel,fv for
many years shield you, that you may los, oroa
tect the unfortunate, and live 10 DC the gs,ri;.,
OF the rights Of freedom and HUMANITY s,'1
scribe myself, with the most perfect respcs ard
eS'ee"' (SIgned) l.. KOSSUfH.
lhe Canadian Ledgue.-The Montreal Herald
M s'a'es tnat Inc Canadian delegates from IL Brit
lsh North American League met ,be dip-,t..
from Nova Scotia and New Brunswick onho fs,,,
ut. No officia account of their proceedings had
oeen received, but the Herald, from o,ht s,nrccs
sums up their conclusions as follows HIST. that
The colony cannot go as il is at pressed; second
'hat The remedy for the acknowledg ged Ell is inde-
Pendence OF Great Brii1iu-describea iflapgnage
more or less distnct-and Union ofhe seyeraI
British North American Colonies, viii proiec-
tive tariff against British and other fotign Goods
There rs TO be another neetirg Of thetnemtsss Of
this body asToron'o, and still anothe at Hufifax.