Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-11-29
DIR. KINKLE AND HIS MISSION.

DR. KINKLE AND HIS MISSION. |
In the following rational views on the subject Of
this and similar Missions. copied from Conserva-
tive Western journal, we need hardly say we en-
tirely concur:
srRIssrIxxD (oHIo) REPUBLIc sovEnsER H.
There great many refugees in London from Germany
and other foreign countries fed hithsr after the disastrous
results Of the revolutionary movements in those years These
refugees and patriots have osmed association in that
opos and sad establishing branches in this coun
try The object Of this association s to raise fund Of two
millions Of dollars upon the plan Of subscription to what they
call "The German Revolutionary Loan" il called loan.
Bonds arc be issued by committee to the subscribers for
the amounts respectively subscribed payable with per
cent interest from the date Of the bond the event Of
eesSI revelation, and after the Government shall have
been established and shall have recognised the validity Of
the loans and the bonds issued thereon
DR. KSKLE here accredited sgent of this London
association establish branches In this country and in the
name Of democracy to obtain subscriptions that fund.-
Wherever he goes he received with kindness and favor,
and in many places with heh-wrought enthusiasm. He
lately visited Cincinnati, and welcomed with quite gor-
geous parade-with the "pomp and circumstance" Of mill
tary ostentaiion. In the evening meeting Of
thousand persons assembled which the doctor explained
the object Of his mission, the plan Of operations and the end
in vew preamble and resolutions spprobatoy Of the loan
scheme and Of freedom Of Europe generally introduced
and passed Of which strongly denounced Gen. WASH
1ssros. deetrine Of neutrality and non-nsessnce, and
claimed interference on the pa u Government and peo
pie al the grand revolutions and petty bros started IN any
Of the nations, whether there existed reay peace and
between and such nation or not So soon as
the tocsin Of liberty sounded in any part Of the w
then Government send forth her fleets and armies
and her people fly to the standard matter Of high duty
in the glorious cause Of universal emancipation.
AT the close of the meeting books for subscription were
presented and considerable amount was subscribed by
and others friendly the enterprise We learn that
before the professor left the city he succeeded in raising about
$4,000 He then visited Columbus, but did tay long
Promising to return, be FASTENED Cleveland where he
received with not distinguished demonstrations Of joy
at Cincinnati, yet with marked favor Il is yet stated
with what his efforts have been attended in the For
est City," AS, however, it swelling itself into great
y, and must therefore do something that may appear like
being behind in city patronsge, it is expected that
something handsome will be there given the fund in aid Of
he extensive scheme.
We inerpose objection to any citizen Of the United
States giving money other in aid of any pro-
motive Of the blessings Of liberty and christianity in any por
ion Of the earth, but have objections the plan
operations raising this German loan in these United States
10 easily that by the nature Of the plan and the kind
contingency which made to depend the repayment
be loan with interest," every subscriber becomes creditor Of
he Government and has direct pecuhary interest in
the revolution and prosecuting to favorable
examination. This works s'entangiing alliance between
very bondholds and the patriots who may be engaged
he Of revolution. Every bond-holde will have his in
uence in his neighbohood and when the call comes for
fight the revolutionary battles, this influence will be
xerted and scarcely oresee how powerful and per-
aiding that influence may be unsuspecng and
enturous young coun.rymen. Expeditions will then be fit
out and all the consequences will which follow the
Of national harmony.
Such the position in which the creditors Of the new pros
Government place themselves by the subscription Of
ian; and such the temptations to which they will be
bandoned in the endeavor to make the stock good
These emssaries from the Old World are beginning to
ONE in upon US for relief from their houses of refuge and
seeking link the people Of this happy land with their
,ron fortunes Feeling the great blessings which rational
I'd constitutional liberty impart, prone commsse-
the condition Of the down-rodden every where This
the natural offspring of the genuine heart But while this
so, every lover Of the true soeare Of his country
,oud watch closely, and in the hesowmen of money and
for relief from oppression that he does do
way that may undermine the foundations Of the very liberty
other climes
For our part admire and adhere TO the good old
octine Of and judgment u.s. that safe
foundations Of freedom demands that only
Government. but neither should people, citizens
this Republic enter into entanglng alliances with
reign evouoniss be they inviting and plausible
FROM MEXICO. c
The revenue cutter For,0ard, Capt. MONIES, ar B
lied below New Orleans on the 10th instant, in
our days from Vera Cruz.
The dates from the city Of Mexico to the 9Th instant
uhere appears to be no news though the Government
reilly alarmed at the posture of affairs the Rio Grande
in the distracted condition Of its councils and the intense
osy Of faction, efficient step had been taken que
evol The Chamber Deputies represented to be the
cen Of fierce contention, the Opposition censung the Go
for nertness-due doubt to its lack of
asserting that the movement Of CARvAJAL