New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-15

, hor.isner and We, our brother-a brother.
not IN arms, but In sympathy with US ior the down
trodoen and opprt ssed all nations-our orothe''
~e ronfdsnty believe. IL the Just and righteous ap
nrecIstion of humanity. OF human nights and human
d,stpy-our brother too, We trust In all me sacred
and hsllowed sentiments oil the human neatt, wa.
IN tho love anc charity OF heaven seek the happiness
and welfare OF every human oelng hnd 10 you
gentlemen. his companlans IN suhermg' lnifson-
mfnt ard exile for your fcehty to the cause OF no
er;y and irdepenGence-to you, also, We Deg ieaseto
address ourselves and to mlnge our voices MIN 'hose
of millions Of truehearted Americans IN giving 10
Won our loud and reiterated welcome-Teicome 20
our countTy-a country, upon the broad extent oil
which the sun of liberty mas been SHINING Win IN
creasing light for more tnan seventy years, shei-
ding benign influences INTO every mouse anu nam
let and destined stl we trust. 10 commune ~
triumphant ascent until. like the great lumlhaly
OF heaven it reaches lis meridian glory dlsspa..ug
for ever the dark and gloomy night OF superstition
and GespOtlon which has so long hung over me "oid
and shedding its enlightenng and blessed influences
around our Inhabigable globe. feiiow-clnzens' LOT
as such claiIn a hight 70 ADDRESS you ana you
will pardon the familiarity OF our address. when we
Il YOU that our coLst tuens the citizens OF Newark,
regard every man, wherever his home. who IS the
open and avowed enemy of tyrants, as theI fellow
cizers IN the commonwealth OF nations, and IN me
coming great and glorious Republic OF the Whole
world.
And now, Governor, permit rs, as delegation OF
the citizens OF Newark 10 invite you and your com,
airos to visit our CITY accept Of civIiiIes, and
be TeassuIed Of our sympsthles for your suherlnss
and your country wrongs.
We know you nave not come 70 lhls country 10 t.-
act pageant or be gTatitied with public exhibition
of your person OF your talents nor vet TO draw
around you the admrlng gaze Of mAtltudes, such as
YOU already witnessed n the streets OF this metro
pols but we know you have come TO land OF 10
erfy to plead the cause of human freedom, and the
universal emancipation Of your fellow-men from the
chains OF despotsm and cruelty. Come then, SIR
most respectfully and cordially invite you TO the
City OF Newark Visit our houses, our churches, our
schools, eur manufactures and our workshops, and
see and tell your countUmen what civil and reh-
gious liberty people, and independence as a ma
ton. have done for us.
We come as the exponents of the great repuolcan
heart OF the citizens OF Newark. to welcome you
here and 10 assure you Of a welcome there. Our
people have reserved to themselves. collectively. in
tnelr primary and spontaneous meetings, the right
of speaking when the great cause of Human Llo-
erty makes its appeal TO their bosoms and IN the
exercise OF this reserved right they have sent us TO
proclaim 10 you welcome.
And permit us, Sir, to add that our beloved City
Of Newark stands upon cc.secrated ground IL
within the limits of the comparatively small, Out
proud and hOnOred State OF New-Jersey, ever fore
most in and loyal TO the cause Of Liberty and with
IN whose borders are Princeton, Trenton and Mon
mouth the blood stained battle feds Of Liberty and
Independence