Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-12-18

erted by single, earnes honest soui il,
cause. In himself he is more than ,ybsIs ,ooie
met, more than a whole Army witch l, Noo-
Hungary, while, like Carnot in France no OIL III
lzes victory, follow him IN exile, to distss,
Asiatc Turkey, and there ind him. tbnpaL ..ili
only few attendants, in weakness and go y ''h
ment, still the dread of despots | svmna,L.e
with him IN his happy release; and now as by
| comes within the sphere of our immediate II "e
walton, amazement fills up all ia the con,o,ssgI
ton OF his wonderful career While no r,a
cceds from land to land, from city to oitv. anJ
with words Of matchess eoquence. see, g' aug ~
times the fiery sword Of freedom, and ibnn az
trumpet Of resurrection to the nations Y,si.
\ mirum spargens sonum. 0a
know not how others have been imnross.i
but can call to mind no incident or sior, ~
vent of peace or war, certainly none of war ~
strongly calculated or better adapted 10 ,orat
and eNalt The imagination and the heart ib.a
his recent visit to England. He landed ON ,I"
southern const not far from where, William, -
Normandy, nearly eight centuries ago had lan1
ed not far from where, nineteen centurjesnr.
Julius Caesar had landed also. But Winis,
on the fed OF Hastings, md Caesar, in his s5
venlurous expedition, made no conquest Gonna.
able in grandeur TO that achieved bv the pne,s
ed and unattended Hungarian A multudinor.
people Communicating the ulnlies of those earls.
times, were subdued bY bis wisdom and ei
quence And this exile, proceeding from ni...
to place, travelling the country at last, in uo
very heart of the kingdom. throw dovn . ~
gauntlet of the republic. without oopi,o,,, W.
amidst the supporters of monarchy. In the shsd
ow of the lofty throne he proclaimed himself
Republican, aud proclaimed the Republic as tbo
cherished aspiration Of Hungary. And vet. NJ
inid the excitement of this uuparaIeled $500
with that discretion which pray NAV over -,
tend HIM as a good angel,-tho ancient posttsNs
us that no divinity is absent when nrndenca l. ,.
ent-he foreswore an suooestions off ,n,,ic.
ence with the existing institutions Of the l.l
whose guest he was. recognizing thai yit,l o-,r
ciple of self government bv virtue of which og
ery state chooses Tor itself the instruments .,4
rules IL prefers. Such "A character. fltus o,aaIi,
historic, "a living Wallace "a livur Tell ha4.i
most said Hvn0 WASHINGTON. deserves ,.
homage Nor am temptcd To ask II tbrrs r.,
any PRECEDENT Tor tie resolution NOW npdor e,,
sijeratIon There is ii time for aI ,hir.s ana
the time has come for MS To- mike "a prerods,.,
in harmony with this unprecedented career vl.
occasion Is here.-the hero is come ief No
sneak our welcome. Il is true thar. unlike "a
rayettc. he has never directly served our conn
.trv-but cannot admit TINT on That account n.
IS the less worthy. like Infivottc. he por,lle5
l,fi, and all-ltkc I.aflvotte lac has done pepsre,
I'M au Austrian dunupon-hko Iafavctfe be- A,s
served the cause of lbertv-and whatsoever ser,os
this cause. yghoresoeyer he may b.. ia ,.laircar
land. is entitled according 10 us works In he
gratitude ofeverv true American born. Of ever,
true lover of mankind
The resolution before MS commcpJs itself Ia,
lbs SIMPLICITY and comoletencss In this ras,ee.
it seems To- me pref.r,ble to thator be S.n.so.
from Illinois. Morris tobnoxiars 10 ibe obi.r.
tIons ur0ed io tHat of tLe Senator from Mis-
.in,i N.-Jo ..a.thsf 81 ann tr.yo an, ~,
erabr,re in our l,p.1n,at.. -rlsttene. c,en tatfo
sensitive rorr,.eat.ii,n ID tu.ir4. tao1ai oo
have ibe hi-l, authority arne President m BIZ.
iaessara ior STYLING our guest Gopcraor.-a t,Is
which seems tDiuu'y tuo de- l.cto iudeoeuderce
of Hungary. nttla very time when orr roverp
%. art declined t8achuowl,dgc b. TITS RESIDUE
ton avoids this ddicu,tv. aud speaks ofhln rgft.
out tile of any kind-al.uply as a private citlrn
As such. ID offers him welcomo to lie cap.tl
and the country The amity &c nations -e-
spcct-anl 40 lie behe-is OF ihe au of nations
profoundly bow. As in our domestic aaa.-sal
nets are BROUGHT to the Constitution as a toprH-
stone. So our forsirn affairs are b.onsht 10 fIa
tombstone of tho lass OF nations-'hqt ssprc.ae
law-the worlds collected will-which o,,-
reaches the er,ud commonwealth of ChrHl.n
States What thst iofbdsI forbid 10 DO l'ut
no text of Tins volunnions code no conmoptarv
mo- rloss can be found. which fogbils his 10 wd.
come any exile Of freedom I.oakiup n. MI.
resolution Ia rs ,,riofs lohis asia caTr,in., ,,,