North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-13

'l'dI tne star-sPangled banner of ,ho
may forever be floating, united al ne United g.,
sign OF mankind's divine origiO one' the Proud
gi1uho on this principle of union uh;oL taking
il ~, an established Cons:itntion. md
NOT 10 party, but to the united noo'al 6c
ted States that confidently will people OF The
requests for aid and protection to onn,ns my hpS
VIII consclentiously respect WON'T I. huAan
lne limits OF your laws / will use avor; out Wiz
uon 10 gain your operative sympathv "a aones u,
cidI' material, and political aid for nv youiis
uon ano independence, and entreat the ruouuHl!gsG
'"Gse hopes winch your generosity has rsa;.alatoa
ropes oppressed nations. And ofeast4f r.
beg leave frankly TO state that nv az thihr n
my fatherland to the full enjoyment If =, 70 ars
declaration of Independence, which ho;- mat az ID
rightful existing public law of nv naiiong ihe OH
ing have been lost Of its rghtfuiness bu' can l5
INVASION OF the foreign Russian arms ,t ne rioes
therefore, Is tnIly entitled to be recogri" "nG ES
peoPie OF me on:ed States, whose veTy as By he
0unoeo oP0n similar declaration of indenss,nsSs
He next alludes to Mr.. HulsemaD. ~ sndFncs
Minister, and to the rumor that he sonyJS Austrian
passports in case he Kossuth, Were ,..l Oe'aaN bis
his official capacity as Governor of ~ hes
argues that he had been thus received, ana HI
the hope that the people of this copDt,n presses
if Mr.. Hulseman takes his leave tO.mo,' viii not care
that every moment Of his time is D,o.;. hsatds
may receive at an early date, of That he
will call him to the battlefield Where h. 'sn'S which
last battle between despOtism and ibar "uS!s' the
fought. 1.-The moment'' of tina, b.,,I. VIII be
g marked by the finger of God, is cIoso ne says,
He then aliudes to the welcome of - a. nand."
concludes his remarks as follows: "e' and
Lafayette had mighty claims n
gratitude ne had fought in your ranks for rounys
ooh ano independence, and what still w. !Ouf lfee
the hour OF your need. He was the E %dS more 10
friendly connection with France conna Of Your
result OF which were two French fleets of The
lhly hgnt men-of-War, three thousand r,II"" Man
why Io1gni SIDE by side with you against COrn men
thousand muskets, loan of nineteen "entyiou
lars and even the preliminary treaties Of Vi Co.,
GUS peace negotiated at Paris by your sOt
in. nope the people Of the United S,a,aS IdnK
sell In tne hapPy condition 10 aid those rUh nv" IL
heeo OF aid, as Itself was once in need mill are 10
remember these facts; and you, citizens 90 Andy
oTK' and you Will yourselves become the l. ne"
o. hungary. LaFayetle had great claims IN U"a.
1--we 10 anu symPalny' but have none come 6n",
the oppressed have to the sVmpa,bv Of "nicn
nave the power TO help with The claim pb;r ' VINO
unfortunate has to the happy; and the sV
mas 10 the protection of eternal Justice and of b~a
rlgnts. In word, have no other claims than I"
wnlcn Inc oppressed principle of freedom has ,o Wv
aid OF victorious liberty. Then would humhv ~. .s
are these claims sufficient to insure vonr on,.
protection, not to myself but 10 the cause of NV
i've land-not TO my native land ONLY, but 10 the D,u
;lPie OF freedom ln EuroPes continent of which The
independence of Hungary Is the indsuu,sbe low
stone! 1t you consider these claims NOT suffcio1,
o your active and operative sympathy, then let me-
know at once that the high hopes have failed with
Which Europe's oppressed nations have looked n
your great, mighty, and glorious repubIic-Iel me-
know at once the failure of our hopes. that NAV
lasten back and tell Europe's oppressed nations
Let US light, forsaken and single-handed, the battle
VI Leonldas; let US trust TO God, to our right and To-
ur good sword there is no other help fOrthe ppress-
ID nations of earth.'' But if your generous repub.
lean hearts animated by the high principle Of
reedom and OF the solidarity in the destnies of hu
nanlty-f you have the will, as to be sure YOU have
ne power, to support the cause of freedom against
he sacrilegious league of de spotism, then give nc
ONE days of calm reflection to become acquainted
nth the. ground upon which stand-le me lake the
ind advice of some active friends on the most prac.
cal course have TO adopt-Iet me see if there be
ny preparatory steps taken in favor of that cause
hIch have the honor to represent; and then let me
umble requests in practical way. confidently
ope, Mr.. Mayor, the corporation and citizens ofhe
mpire city will grant me the second opportunity
this be your generous will, then let me take this
boon of happier days; and let me add, with
gh of thanksgiving 10 Almighty God, thatiisyOur
orious country which Providence has selectedNbe
e pillow of freedom, as il is already the asylumO
oppressed humanity.
AIN told that l will have the honor 10 review
bur patriotic militia. Oh, God how my heart
robs at the idea 10 this gallant army enstedOD
e side of freedom against despotism-the world
ould be free, tand you the saviours Of humanity.
nd why not! These gallant men take part in the
lightly demonstration of the day, proving that was
yht when l said that nowadays even the bayonelS
ink. Citizens of New York, it is under your pro-
elton that place the sacred cause OF freedom and
dependence of Hungary"
Kossuth, it is stated, is 10 visit Brooklyn, New
aven, Philadelphia, and Baltimore. The Govern
OF New York has sent special messenger to IN
tie him to Albany; and the Governor of Maryland
an eloquent letter, has sgnifed his intention OIL
lifting with the corporate authorities of BalIDO'em
ceiving the illus,rious chief. And the last Ball-
pre- Sun states that the Private Secretary Of PreS
mt Fillmore had just passed through that City, {"
ute for New York, to express 10 Gov kOssulh Inc
mPaihy.the President. feels for him and his county,
to invite him to visit w ashington.
Congress has been backward, thus far in prepare
ms to welcome The illustrious exile; but the eh'nu'
SIN of the people will make itself felt IN "aSH'
Iton, and that body will be reused as one man
eive him in a manner worthy of his cause "'1
uggles, and his fame. Kossuth may be exPec'eu
Washington, we presume, the latter part oil 'n'
'sent month.
THE CASE OF THR4sHER.