The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-27

special invitation. Amin Bey aud suite
visited that place where men are trying
% manufacture fundamental ls ws instead
"t declaring fundamental principles. The
speeches upon that occasion will be
mailer Oi Interest IN our readers and we
~ publish them from the Cincinnati Ga,
zete. Mr.. Medil. the President of lie
Convenllon, received them as folluws:--
SiR:-The representatives Of the pub,
pie of ohm, assembled in Cnnven,ion 10
revise the Constitution Of the Slate. .di.
fected "n yesterday that commiltee be
appointed la wait upon aud invite you TO
luke seat within the bur Of the chamber,
whenever you might he pleased 10 visit
them, during yoar stay in this city, Az
their organ it now gives me great, pleas.
ule TO welc"me you among US, and to OK.
tend Ia you. aud to those who accompa.
ny you, The hospitaiIies Of The CUnven.
tion. "a
The object your mission to this coun.
{ y. being that, as understand. of an inI
qulry intO the nature aud workings ofoJE
free institutions. cannnl but command the
admiration aud sympathy ofour cohstitu.
ents, as well hs the admiration aud gym
paIhy of every member Of this b..dy.
1t is an nbject. sir, that is not only fiat.
tering To 9urnallUnal pride but one tha,is
worthy OF The enIighied aud distinguish
ed sovereign who. .amds. the dangers that
were thereby incurred. dared to afford to
KOSSUTH aud his gIuriogs associates
an asylum within his dominions. VII n,
overcome in their last great struggle for
the liberty aud independents nt their
tatherlaud. they were pursued by the
sword "f ftyisnuy snd oppression.
In the deliberations Of this body. you
will see beautiful illustration ofthe ma.
lure and advantages ofrepublican iusii,u
tinns The Constitution under which
this great and flourishing Stale first came
into he Uninn is undergoing an entire
revision. The people in their represen.
iaIlve, yet sovereign capacity, are assem-.
bled in council, quietly engaged in en-.
grating such changes into the supreme
organic laws Of the land as science and
experience have demonstrated to be nee.
essary and proper for their own bappi-
ness. They have been impelled to this
ny no particular grievances. By M out.
break ar threatened revolution. but by
hat self renovaling and self correcting
'rinciple that steadily progresses ~tth
he march Of mind. and which constitutes
trength and chief excellence Of all gov.
rnmeIts that are founded exclusively On
he popular will
In conclusion. congratulate you. sir.
N the advantages you must necessarily
lerive from being accompanied in your
our through the country by one of our
most accomplished and enlightened citi.
zens.
To which Amin Bey, through his inter
prefer Mr.. Brown. replied:
TRANSLATION.
Mr.. President j am greatly obliged,
to the gentleman Of this Convention for
The privilege which they have been pleas
ed TO grant me Of visiting it during it's ses-
on.
| participate warmly in the deep utter
.s,s which the members Of the Conven-
linn must, naturally. all feel in the first
'lject fur which they have been assem-
bed here. To f'rm Constitution in so.'
great aud aourishing State as that Of
Ohin- and an which its future prosperity.
a I'd the happiness of lis citizens must
greatly depend, is task of the most ser
rInus aud important nature. and cOnse.
quentIy calls for all your solicitude. 80.
| am most happy to be here during the,
Convention, aud to have an opportunity
OF seeing assembled for such purpose.
he representatives fthe citizens of Ohio,
whuse kind hospitality have so extern
,iveIy enjoyed. 40
| beg leave To express my warmest
thanks for the fisttering and kind Ian.
guageG Gf the gentlemen Of The Commit.
lee which was so hind as To call upon me
yesterday. tn present me with copy of
the friendly iuten'ions of the Convention
in my favor. am, also, most grateful
for the elegant commendstinns which
have heard of my hunored sovereign.
and for the kind remarks respecting. me.
personally. My visit To the United States
is wholly missinn of friendship and en-.
quiry after useful knowledge, and no-,
where in the United States have / found
it responded To- in more cordial man.
ner than in the State Of Ohio. shall es.
TEEN myself most happy, indeed. if it re-
suits in tightening the relations which
have always existed between tbs two
countries, and in creating a mutual in
lerest for each others welfare in their
respective people.
Both my gentlemen and myself per-,
sonally arc greatly indebted to my friend
and companion. NJ Brown. and am
happy to find that he possess the esteem
of the citizens of his native State. ,.
Thanking you all for your Kindness to
me, beg you to believe that you have
my best wishes for the entire success OF
"nur labnrs. aud for the hsrptneSs and
prosperity of your constituents.
TonAcco.-From all we are able TO
lean fran our exchange papers and 9TH
erwise, the prospect for high prices con-,
l,iuue, favorable The market cannot be
said to have opened yet. But in the last
Gw W days we have heard Of some sales at
$40 per hundred, including lugs. PIan-
,ers are generally asking more. however,
and buyers are rather slow in opening the
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