The primitive Republican., 1851-12-11

cheers because self-government is freedom,
and Capitalization is absolutism. Shall free
dom die away for centuries, and mankind be-
come nothing more than the blind instru-
merit of the ambition of some few; or shall
the print of seryitude be wiped out from the
brow of humanity, and mankind become no.
bic in itself, and a noble instrument to its
own forward progress? ICheers.] We, u
hundred fold Wo, to every nation which, con-
fdent in its proud position of to-day, would
carelessly regard the comprehensive struggle
of those great principles. It's the mythical
Struggle between heaven and hell To be
blessed or to be damned is the fate Of all;
there is no transaction between heaven and
hell. Wo, thousand fold wo, to every ma
'ion "1'.sh would rot embrace within its sor-
nosS anu - cares the future, but only the
FasI;r5 ilioliisuN # the present time; in the
ent, and the objects OF s,'''i pro-
have passed away. As the sul6' PiISch' 1-Octs
before the sun rises, so the spi.;f ;f'9Hs oT ms
ture IS seen in the events of the plasent.-
There are some who endeayor to contract the
demonstrations of sympathy which have
had the honor TO meet to the narrow scale Of
personality. I say that the very source Of
| these demonstrations is the instructive feel
/ ing of the people [hear, hear thatthe destiny
/ of mankind has come to the turning point Of
centuries; it is the cry of alarm upon the os-
tensible approach of universal danger; it is
the manifestation of the instinct Of self
preservation, reused by the instructive knowl-
edge of the fact that the decisive struggle,
the destiny Of Europe, was near, and that no
people, no country, can remain unaffected by
the issue of this great struggle of principles.
[Applause.
The despotic governments of Europe feel
their approaching death, and therefore they
will come to the death struggle And | hope
this struggle is unavoidable; and because it
is called forth by them it will be the last in
mankinds history. That is the state of the
case, as I conceive it, gentlemen. It is not
: my indiyiduality-it is not my presence
which has aroused any feeling or senti-
Iment; l am nothing but the opportunity
| which elected the hidden spark-the oppor-
tunily at which the existing instructive ap-
, probation Of approaching danger caused in
every nation the cry to burst forth-the loud
5 cry of horror. Or, else, how could even the
most skillful sophist explain the fact of the
] universally Of these demonstrations, not rc-
stricted to where | am present-not restrict
cd to any elimate-not restricted to the pc
culiar character of people-not restricted
to State organization, but spreading thro
J, the world like the pulsation of one heart, like
b the spark of heavens lightning. The ad-
n dresses, full of the most generous sentiments,
y which am honored with in England, are
a the effects of my presence; but | am but the
/ spark which kindles feeling which has long
II existed from the people of the metropolis
n down to the solitary hanlets, hidden by neigh
n boring mountains from the business Of pub
|. lie life. Applause. And humbly en-
k treat you to consider that this feeling IS not
4 restricted eyento England--there is the pub
q lie Of the United States, applause Italy
e France, thenoble English garrison 81 5iibraI
s tar, the warnl.hearted Porfueese, have al
i joined IN these views; and, on the very DAY
Isl when a deputation came over to England (
d, honor me with the greeting of Belgium
d that lofty monument of the loye Of freedom
land of its indomitable force-even on tina
st very day l got the knowledge of similal
to demonstration in Sweeden-the future lef
4 wing of the forces of freedom.
a philosopher was once questioned-hop
could be prove the existence Of God? why,
in answered he, by opening my eyes. God i
Mt seen eYeTyWhere-int the growth of the grass
er and in the movements Of tho stars; in tn
IS. warRing of the lark, aud in the thunder 0
be heaven Loud applause. Even 50
re prove that the decisive struggle IN mankind
of destiny draws near; I appeal to the sight Q
Il your eyes; appeal to the pulsations of you
az hearts, aud to the judgments of your mind.
as Gu know, sou see, you feel that the lude
h2 nent IS drawing near Loud applause.
t0 low blind are those men who haye the ahcG
S. tation g assert flat 4 IS only certain me
se who push toreVolation the continent Of Ell
to rope which, but FOR heir revolutionary act
cd would be quiet aud contented. Laughter
'ds gontented Renewed laughter. Wit
til what LouS and long shouts Of laughter
Win oppression and sefyitude2 Franc
Of conteated, with lis constitution subyerted
Sc germany contented, with being but a fold
eff sheep pent up to Be s0Eid10s,5el MI. !.
led petty tyrants Loud cheers ana laughter
Switzerland contented, with the threatenir
ambition Of eneroaehing despots TIA
c5ntented with the King Naples, or vii
the priestly government of Rome. the Wor
Of human inFcntionsg Cheefs. Austri
III lome, Prussia, Russia, Dalmatia, content,
srT with lasing been driven to butehery, AZ
ter haylng been deceived, plundered, o
- pressed, and laughed atas foolss Polar
.f- eontepte with beng murdereds Cries
she nsigasstipn. Hungary my poor iiungar
contentea fItll being more than nllrdefed-
Is bnfleo ye loud cries for It IS alive
aa EpeFg &c checring Wat lfeei Is but
onof that feeling IS Inch persad
ha ef tue people of my country
Russia eontented with Saver
lIe ienna eontented. LombafdF, j
e enlce suss eonteT
caieal With ias ng been eaonliniou
bganaeg burned, plundsraa. sacked, al
an laent eontentea With tic scafoi
5le TAG heugnap, w Ac prison, wi
no poItlca bis IT ali but hasil
a aamelahl ions fer the high
eenehela purposes of beng kept IN sta
om cAeers That IS The con,
the esnlin Earops near, hea
81 dicaoas and absllr6 ia men
about iudiYlduals disturbing the pea
nquilitf Earepe
o nope YQllr generous aid, J,