The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-12-11


acrmg it had; their nfinGple s. th
crN@onon, The recognition, tlle cknouleda
nHat 1f the rigAtuf every tsaon 5 y
81 lS own domestic cancern Apn 0se
Aal they held Il It's fight not rs IS, ffefe
utba internal aiiairsof any country. r such
= country ch9ose 10 be arepablic, Il Stall 81,
q be choose to be a monarchy, It shall bcy 81
"a choose Co be a doSpotism even, Il may III
icrmds solely ou its own viii, only lct itnoti
r false bnt free viii That IS tie prio-
..p.a she sovereign rightof every nation %.
dispose IF itself But this is not the nom
which would DO defined By these
words, Il lo not care whatever be thefateofl
, umity. whatever the disposal Of theworldI
may DO with Europe or with its liberty. be-
,ag.r nay principle is Neutrality-suspicious.. -
raat. say, is not non-ineryention; tits the
l.tcrog uuuqua to despotism; it would be an
; 3urucc TO society to carry with certainty
ihe victory to despotism. Hear, hear /
suppose it is known now that the policy Of
Fnauud and the United States can unite;
and, when they are united, ! myself hope
iAo-, without wars, the interest Of mankind
'y thlt means will be secured / look with
peculiar hope To- Manchester, because (and
bow myself with deep respect atthe thought)
Mauchestarcar The principle Of free trade
IIaudml reiterated cheermg.] What Man
chester undertakes it will carry. TIIearl hpas3
Now excuse me; but | say lbosaus,e 1 am IN
dccp' convinced Of iD that re 'raue :I Isl, y
carried YET VIII onlyqtul,, . mat tSo a., oas. =,
l;,,,, ~ ,I,s,,,t, ID q lacty tue case OF
l',''''' VI w. ''2, and, as have faith in the
lung, y S'@&f nations, can, with all con-
.-Iva y. * what is and what will be, the
practical issue Of the thing that is here be-
Eipaiag+ [ have every reason to look with
particular hope in respect to the solution Of
ih.- question to Manchester; firstly, because
Manchester is young city. ], secondly,
luy.jaucA fai.h il this, because Manchester,
with Liverpool, is the most powerful link be-
Wega Europe aud the United States Com
locomotive principles Cheers
&onr Glorious destiny is to offer by your hand
thesaPp1r. thepublic opinion Of England
to ,as United states, for the purpose of I'M
ion IN The policy of both countries in respect
to Europe. That union, say with perfect
conviction, would be the turning point in the
dasyiuics Of Europe aud mankind; it would
ha the victory of the principle Of freedom,
because the United States and England uni
ted in their place, they will not and they can
lot side but with freedom. That is to be
o@o point, fer which must humbly ask the
supporter Manchester in the councils of this
city, hich is in all respects in the most in
innate connection with the United States
Nhcn 60 to the United States, in some few
days it viii be, | viii consideritt to be one Of
wl lajas to if there cannot be a humble
opportunity Tor the PRONUNCIATION Of tha soil
darby sentiment Of nations for thep5ntiples
@. i.5.r'y.
ID isnot likely, confess, that what Aus
t~.a bg Russian armies, has taken away from
Hungary, viii be restored poacoably, But
! hope the cause will be supported by rcli-
el0ua a-saciations, as in Hungary freedom of
constance isput down by despotism. Even
m ID days the Protestants Of Hungary
s.W. Sheer schools, because they are forced by
gs.wneut 60 Surrender education, or to give
.u5r ,he hands Of the Austrian Jesuitical
government. Though look for the support
q rI .sioUssoeietics, look also fer the pro-
tyc.a1 Of the Reform Society, of the Free
Er 4 Society, andof the Association of the
Friends Of i@ly-for tue cause of Hungary
and that Of Italy are Identical As to the
p'meigleof the Peace Society,as Christian
principle, none can share more heartily than
myself in sympathy for it. What is the
Christian religion Do I not read the an-
gelic words, Glory to God in tile highest;
peace on earth, and good viii to mcn ~
Peace to mardcrers 1t would be the SUI
eide Of society, and that Is not Christian.
Thasee5ni great Clfistian principle, Thou
SHALT loycthy neighbours myself, and dounto
others thou wishest others to do unto thee
Now, If anybody sees "a murderer come and
pull his neighbor's house down, woulditnot
De required BY that principle that lie should
go and help him? And It matters not to
wh1- society you belong, your neighbor is
hnn4nity. r de-
c'ar llrit although ] an for peace, aud i'll
uMians o. Europe arc for peace, we wani
Paaco not III tie prison hear, heart and
peace there cannot be So long Is the matcri
al Welfare and moral dignity Of oppressed
uasiaas are sacrificed tothe ambitionof fam
il.cs-so long IS the entire Of the govern
mcnts of great .rsof Europe can BE sum
"a up in one World Che people pay beeaus,
soldiers and spies are tobekept gefgitude.
There isno peace Cox the boAdsmenih prison
God has not created this fa world "a be
prison to humanity.
humbly hope thal thcwords of falsaif
would tbat were bedtime and all Wer
well, willneyer be taken forS motto sy thi
people Of Eugland hope they VIII 81 oi
30 Interested ~ this cause and pronounc
ther pubheoplnion ufoli 4 ilssllll and g!,sir
'i--l, be sure gaefo are many respects q
which dis pubic opinion VII have mRsi
have, happy result tor humanity and Eng
llud also, I hupihly ask ior conhnasnes
Of .hase RECOMMENDATIONS Of public opinion b
favor IS the priRciple Of We acknoWledg
mont Of "a soyerelg Igllt 81 every nation
40 dsnae q iis,slcmestlc ailair and of thl
prneelo 81 srfelcnce bn nder
stood asneanine not to 81 .eFicse apd not g
peuni ber iat' load anppe
haN aconsica9n tat.i i0 IluNs tte
what has appeue Ronah h bees th.
most niopafcaca country dion n ar
in 1upe would nlH le ean
al feReheg 81 hpa bura
ID aileg nanH
la yit tlia ga
fnn,n
cu zoos conn t1c