Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-07-27

rope. Is 1t think Won from love of liberty she
acts tilS double part, speaking with double
| ioag"e contradictory languages. NDmv friends
NO. SAt heaFS OF cites sacked, provinces desc
lated, and hosts Of horrors which are the sure
attendants Of all armies. and She asks how a, T,
| tiie funds Ii the Vatican is blown up will the
prices fall. ltNienna is bombarded with red hot
shot will the money market remain easy. II
Russia triumphs will funds continue firm.
Every sacred struggle. every holy right dear to
men as citizens or individuals, every act of hero
Ism Is reduced to the ineXoube test of the funds
Such IS Englands policy in the revolutionary
age OF Europe and to this has fallen the country
Lord Chatham governed, and Edmund Burke
was proud TO serve.
We-forI too am an American Republican,
we believe in human rights We believe that
these rights exist before the man comes into the
world that they await him in the womb. and that
crime alone can deprive him of them We
believe IN no hereditary titlc-Wc have no Queen
/ to swear by, no bank to bolster up no merchant
princes for orr masters. The rights we have
and hold we would gladly all men should win
| and keep forever. On the highest of the Alps
or Oh Whatever else is the summit point Of Eu-
rope, we would all rcioica to see unlurled the
the broad banner OF Democracy. We recog-
iitN- it lItA III illlt1 HOT lTttSi dF TiItL 10
rule tie people against their will. and their
claim OF divine right is forgery aud fraud
upon mans original charter. given without the
walls Of Eden, by the voice OF God to labor--to
subdue the earth--to till ito rule it. This is
lh2 true divine nght-this IS the only legitimate
title to power we can recognize. Such is our
creed aud such shall b, our practice
In the namc Of that Just creed, and in your
presence, proclaim tonight the British Empire
as at present constructed, vas, conspiracy
against human rights. In your presence mo-
claim its literaturea lie and lis journalism fraud
In yoar presence proclaim it's constitution a
fiction. and religion a trade. In your presence
declare its sovereign Il baubIe, and its states
men the tools Of the monopolists In your pres
ence declare is subjects slaves TO a mercantile
dcspotisln and victims to gigantic debt contrac-
ted m great part for their own oppression ard
augmented by the cost otnnumcraby unjust
wars. May not in your namc---in the name
Of America, and Of Gods eternal iustice--an,
nOmcc TO that unhappy people the hope of dawn
mo freedom, and the fail OF their oppressors. in
common with all their kindred daspots and w.
rants, who so long ground down the suffering
millions of the European world?
NAPOLEON GOING TO, AND RETURN
ING FROM WATERLOO.
eve saW'two carriages approaching, gallop-
ing each with six horses. They disappeared Tor
an instant in a valley, then rose again at quar-
ter Of a leagues distance from us Then we
sctcll' running towards the town. CRYING Lem
porour! We arrived breathlcss. and only pre-
ceded the Emperor some five hundred PAGES. |
thought he would not stop, whatever might b.
The crowd awaiting lin, and 50 made for the
post house, when | sunk half down with the
running: but at any rate | was there In mo-