The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-13

hm, hod AlmiRliiy has selected me "a rsurp-
sent the cause Of Hungary bsfJra You My
warrant "a this capacity e wTittoR in the sym
parry and cnnhdenee Ofali who are npprtas-sd
and Of al wbo, your elder brother, the
people Of hriinin, sympathizo With the on
pressed, my warrant 10 Ibis capaeity 4 VT
Ton 10 the hopes and expectations Won have
enuued the worth % entertain Ny liberaiing
me- ont Of ny prison, ann by restoring ma Ia
arnVity hul IL has pleased tho Almighty a.
make out OF myself yet another nppnrtunity
ior thung which may pruve a happy turning
point iu the destiniea 81 the world I b1np
you = lroiherly greeting from the people Of
Otrar hnalp' sprak not in an official ca
pariiy impaired by diplomacy, whose secresy
~ iho curse of rhe world bat | avn the har-
hiugnF 0t The public spirit of the peopln, which
has tbs right 10 impart a direction 10 is Gov
ernment and which Witnessed pronoaaeinp
ITSELF openly and ia the most deridrd manner.
that England, united Ia you with enlightened
brotherly love, o. " Il united la blood con.
seious Of your strength,as il n conscious OF
ita own haa fOraVoHh aba niloned cverv ssti0.
ment 0f irritation and rivalry, and desires the
Drotheriy alliance ofthc lunitod States 10 So
cnre Ia every nation the sovereign right a.
dispose 81 ITSELF, and "a protest the sovaroieu
ught oi nations against the encroaehina arro-
gance Of despots, and leagued "a Won ngninat
you godfather 10 the approaching baptism OF
European liberty
Now, Ganilemon, have stated my posi-.
ton. am straightforward. lam a republic,
can; have ayowed il openly in monaruhi-
cal bat iic1 England, AMI am happy tu-srHtr
that have nothing lost by this ayo,Snl there
hops ! will not lose here in republican A.
merica by that frankueas which must be- one
OF the chef qualities orevegy republican. So
| beg leave frankly and openly 20 state the
iollawing pduta. VIZ.
Fist, That take il 10 be- the duty ~ hon
or and principle not 10 meddle with whatever
party question Of your own domestic affairs.
| claim Cor my country the right 10 dispose OF
/ itself, "a i am resolved. and must be- rrsol we'd
20 respect the same principles herr and every
whore. May others delight in the part of
] knights Grant for theories IL j. not INV case.
! am the man al the great pFinriplc OF the SOW
rcignty Of every people Ia dispose OF its own
domestic concerns. and | most -olemnly deny
Ia every foreigner, as 10 eycry'lorcign power,
the right TO oppose tio sovereign faculty.
1 Secondly, profess highly and openly my
admiration for the glorious principle Of Union
on which stands the mighty pyramid of your
/ greatness. and upon the basis OF which YOU
have grown IN short OF 70 years to a prodg-
ious giant, the living Wonder Of the world /
have the most warm wish that the star span-
! gled hammer n the United States may forever
be floating. united and one, the proud ensign
of mankind's divine origin, And taking nv
ground on this principle 81 Union, which /
ind u lawfully existing antl established coz
siitnhonal fact, u u not to party, but to the
united people of the United States that
confidently will address my humble r.qncsts
Tor a,d and protection tocopprcsscd humanity.
I | will consrentiously rcspcrt your laws, but
within the limits OF your laws. | will uNe eve
; ~ eXurtiun 20 gam your operative sympathy.
and your hnancial material and political aid
Z taF nav country irortlam- and Independence.
/ and cnlrrnt the realization of these hopes
which Your generosity has raised is,s sIse aud
inv peoples breasts, and also in tho breasts
OF Europcs oppressed nations and there.
fore.
/ Thirdly beg leave fIanklyto state that
my aim IL To restore my fhthcrland to the full
enjoyment of that act az declaration of indie
/ pcndcnrr, which being the only rightiul pub
4 lie law Of my nation,c can have lost nothing of
its righttulnoss by the violent invasion of fnr-
-Gi.rii Rnsslnn arms and which therefore. j.
fully entitled tu be- recognized bT tho Ti5iif5fiF
7 Of the United States, whose very resistan,S, is
I founded upon n similar declaration Of indie
! pcndencc.
Thus having eXpoundcd my aim, beg
leave Ia state that ! came not to your ,,larious
=
tcntion to sathor triumphs OF personal dis
tinetiun, or to bc the object of popular shows;
hut came m humble petitioner in my coun-
I trys name, As It's Freely chosen constitutional
chief What can 4e opposed to this recogni-
ton, whiulris logical ..,t,--t,t4.s,t...
of the principle OF your countr,'s political cx-
( istenrc2 What can be opposed 10 IL The
irown Of Mr. HUI semann the anger of that
satellite of the Czar.callcd Francis Joseph of
Austria, and the immense danger with which
some European and American papers threat
On YOU, and by which, ofcourSe, you feel ex-
tremely terrified, that your minister to Vien,
ma will be offered his passports, and that Mr.
j Huisemann will leave Washington, should
be received and treated in INV official capaci-
Tty.
+ Now, N to your minister mt Vienna. How
! Won can combine the letting him stay there
with your opinion of ni,o cause of Hlincary,
really don't know---bat 80 much / do know,
that the present absolutistical atmosphere of
Europe is not very propitious to American
principles. Fknow a man who couiu tell
some curious facts about this matter. but as
ITO Mr. Hulsemann, really, don't believe that
he would be ready to leave Washington.
He has extremely we'll dgcsted the caustic
which Mr. Webster has administered 90 him
so gloriously. But after all, know enough
OF the public spirit of th~ sovereign people of
the United States, that il would never admit
TO whatever responsible depository of the ex-
ecutive power, should he even be willing to
do so which, to be sure your high minded
government is rot willing to 10, to be reRulat-
ell in rs policy, by all the Huisemanns or
Francis Josephs in the world, So | CONT
IDENTIFY hope that the sovereign OF this country,
the people, viii make the Declaration of In
dependence OF Hungary soon iDrmally rccog-
niDcd. and that il will care not bit for it il
MIR IIulsemann takes tomorrow HIS passports
Bon voyage to him. But il is also my agree
able duty TO profess that am entirely con-
WINGED that the Government OF the United
States shares warmly the sentiments of ths
people in that respect. IL has proven it bv
cxecutingin ready and dignified manner the
resolution OF Congress in behalf Of my liberia
/ ton IL has proved IL by calling ON Congress
to consider how / shall be treated and receiv-
ed and even this morning Twas honored by
I tho axpress order the government, by an