The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-17


Webster administered to him so elorionsly.-
Bot after al, know enough Of the public spir.
IT Of the sovereign people ofthe United States
TINT would Vt never submit 10 whntever resnons.
lhle depository of the executive power should
he ever be disposed to do 50; which to be sure
your high minded government is not willinr 10
do to be regulated in its policy BY all the Hulse-
MAINS or Nil the French Iosephs in the world.
So, | confidently hope that the sovcreigns IN
this country, the people, will make tho drclara-
ton of the independence of Hungary unlvcr-
sally recognized, and thus they will care not a
Bit if Mir. Hulsemann, take to morrow his pass
ports Bon VO;geto him But it is also nv
agreeable duty TO confess that ain entirely con.
WINGED that the Government Of The United
States shares warmly the sentiments Of the pro-
pie in that respect 1t has proved It hy exccut-
ing IN ready and djgnlilad manner, the rcsoln-
ton of Congress to consider how | shall be
treated ard received, and even this morning. |
was honored by the axpr.ss order Of The Cow
eminent bv one oiicial salute from the batter
RES Of the United States, in a manner.
according to the miiitary rules, only pgslic.
high official capacity can be greeted
Having thus expressed my aim, | beg leave
70 state that | came not 10 your glorious shores
t. enjoya happy rest. J came not wit, The N
trntion TO gather triunphs Of personal dis,lne-
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en-. ,'u'',"-t % ''.'.ett yTu' generous
every uompnt of NV time with the more ass;d-
uit,. the more restIessncss 40 cverv ,nor,e,,
NAV brinr r,o,rt az events yhiab w,v I'm
to hasten to MY place on the battlefield, where
the great, AMI | hope the last blttle will be
fought between liberty and deS notisln.
a ,nomont marked bv the fnrar of God g.
be 50 near. tf,t every hour ortbe DELAY Of vonr
reoerous md NAV prove fatally disos,rors ~
on,re,sed humanity And fms bavinr s,a.aa
nv ,oeit;on 70 ba In. or =, hrrohIa naf;,io,e~
in he name of NV nr,rrssod copntrv. let n,.
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imaressed mon M, tha bi,b honor o. ,l,;s H.
riop3 reca.,t;oo un,,r,Inll,d IN l,:st,r,,
unn,r,Icled IN h;sfor, tbonrb tao, ,h,t
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liar n,opor RI, rof,rn,tn h.d ;l-l,,r,ola;'
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naed ~ n,,, tha iii, or ,,o,,r fra,,,ll,. ~
nm, ~ 70 i'nN y fouI 'fr.n''y con-
~ a't: ~ - tl'e results
a.. - . ,on VIZ 'i'''e
- ~ ~ S''''l,r i'rh
'''E y go @-",''' ~, ""''"S''he
p''''',.S e"' u '"eh. n-hFt tnpnSahd ihnsHets,a
'he preliminary featles o. your GLORIOUS peace
~ At afiS oy your Immortal frank
mn
| hope the people Of the United States, now
itself in the happy condition to aid those who
are IN need OF aid, AS itself was once in need.
will kindly remember these facts, and YOU cit-
zens If New York Won will Yourselves become
the Lavfayette of Hungary Lavfay cite had
rot it claims to your love and sympathy, but
have none. | come an humble petitioner with
no other claims than those which the oppressed
have to the sympathes Of frceman-who have
the power to help with the claim which the nm
fortunate has to the happy and dawn-t-odden 10
the protection Of eternal Justice and of human
rights. In word | have no other claims than
those which the oppressed principle of freedom
has t. the aid of victorious liberty Then would
J humbly ask, are such claims sufficient 10 en-
sure your generous protection; not to myself but
to the cause of my native land: not to nv m
tive land alone, bat TO the principle Of Freedom
IN Europes continent, of which the inGepend-
cnce Of Hungary is the indispensable Key |
Stone.
lfrou consider these claims not sufficient to
your active and operative sympathies, then lei
me know at once, that the hopes have failed
for which Europe's oppressed nations have
looked to your great, mighty and elorious Re-
PUNE i-tl H4e hllnW ~ once tle Iatiu'e OF nv
hopes, that may hasten back and tell Europe S
oppressed millions. let Us fight, forsaken and
singt" handed, the battle Of Leondas. Let US
trust 70 COD to our RIGHTS and to our swords
there IS no other help for the oppressed nations
on earth. But # your generous Republican
hearts, animated by the high principle Of free.
dom and If the solctnde in the destinies .
hunaniiy, q You have the nil, as 70 he sure
fo,n, ;,. -, ,;,;., ~
potism Then rive mo como d,vs If calm reesce
ton to become acquainted with the ground on
which stand
Latmp take the kind advice Of some active
friends on the most practicable course have to