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

ann, really do not believe Tint l. would be 50
ready 10 leave Washington. IL has extremely
wNll dives',d the CruSfic Pills, which Mr.
Webster administered To him So rloriauslv.-
kpt after nj, know enough of the public spic-
" of tho sovereign people ofthe United States
that would Il never submit to whatever reSpons.
lille depository of the executive power, should
he BE- disposed 10 do 50; which to be sure,
your high minded government is not willing TO
do to be regulated in its policy BY all The llulSe-
mannS or all the French Josephs in the world.
81, confidently hope th,t the sovereirns IN
this country, the people, will make the declara-
ton of the Independence Of Hungary unlvcr-
sally recognized, and thus they will care not a
bit it Mr.. Hulsemann, take to morrow his pass
ports. Bon Toigsto him But it is also my
agreeable duty 10 confess That ava entirely con
WINGED that the Government of the United
States shares warmly the sentiments Of the peo-
pie in that respect 1t has proved It hy pxccut-
inr in a ready and dignja,d manner, the reSaln-
ton Of Congress t. consider how | shnl be
treated and received, and even this maruiur, |
was honased, by the aypr,ss order Of the u ~
ornament, hv one oiicjal salute from the batter.
ries Of the United States, in a manner.
according to the miliitcv rules, only pubic,
HIGH official capacity can be greeted.
Having thus expressed my aim, hnr leave
10 state that cane not 10 your gloroas shores
Il eninv happy rest. ! came not with the IN
tenton To gather trinmphs Of personal aistnr-
ton, bat came an humble petitioner in nav
colGtrvs name rs It's freely chosen crus,i.u-
tional chief, humhlv Ia eutyeos your generous
nd aud then il is II the aim thati wal! devote
every nomen; If my time with the more assd-
u,tr, the more restlessness as every mrmenG
may bring report Of events which may cal.
to hasten to my place on the battlefield, where
the great, and hope the last battle will be-
fought between liberty aud dcsrci,s.n.
4 moment. marked by the finger Of God 10
b. so near, that every hour orthe delay OF your
generous AID may prove fatally disastrous to
oppressed humanity. And thus having stated
my position to be that of an humble petitioner
in the name of my oppressed country, let M
respectfully ask--do Won not regret to have
impressed upon me the high honor of this rlp-
rjous reception, unparalleled in history? say
unparalleled in history, though | know that
your fathers have welcomed Lafayette in n SIM
liar manner. But LAFAYETTE had mighty claims
to vaur country's gratitude; he had fought in
yonr ranks fnr your fr cdon and iude9eniencr
and what still was more in the hour of vour
need. He was the link Of vour friendly con-
nection with Francp--a connection, tie results
oi' which were two French fleets Of war. more
than thirty LIGHT men Of war, $1,000 gallant men
who fought side BY side against Cornwallis.th
precious Gift aftwentv-Gve thousand muskats,
loan of nineteen millions Of dollars and even
the preliminary treaties ct your glorious peace
negotiations at Paris by your lmmorra! Frank
lin.
hope the people Of the United States, now
i'sclf in the happy condition to aid those who
are II need OF aid ms itself was once in need,
VII kindly remember these facts, and YOU citi.
e Ns.,- N,ri
The Lap.ayette of Hungary Lavfapetta had
rot It claims to your love and sympathy. but
bave none. come an humble petitioner with
no other claims than those which the oppressed
have to the sympathics Of trecman-who have
the power to help, with the claim which the I'M
fortunate has TO the happy, and down-t~odIen TO
the protection of eternal Justice and Of human
nights In word, have no other claims than
those which the oppressed p-incpe Of freedom
has tntho aid Of victorious liberty Then would
! humblv ask, arc 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, but TO the principle Of Freedom
in Europes continent, Of which the indepcnd- |
ence CT hungary is the indispensable Key
Stone.
II Won consider these Claims not sufficient TO
yanr active and operative sympa,hes, then lie,
me know at once, that the hopes have failed
for which EurOpe's oppressed nations have
looked to your great, mighty and GLORIOUS Re
public. Let me know at once the failure of my
hopes, that ! may hasten back and tell Europe S
oppressed millions. Let us fight, forsaken and
single handed, the battle of Leondas Let us
trust 10 God to our rights and to our swords
there is no other help for the oppressed nations
on earth. Buff your generous Republican
hearts, animated by The high principle Of free.
Il - 81 -. ! "
humanity, it You have the 1ciN, as to be sure
You have the power to support the cause OIL
freedom against the sacrliglous leagues of dese
potism, then give me some days Of calm reAec-
ton to become acquainted with the ground on
which | stand.
Let me take the kind advice Of some active
friends on the most practicable course have to
adopt, see If there be any preparatory steps to
be taken nEavor of that cause, which | have
the honor 10 represent and then give me new
opportunity to expound before you, .py humble
request in practicable manner. | confidently
hope, the corporation and citizens Of the empire
City will grant me the second opportunity If
this be your generous agjH, then let me take this
for boon Of napier days, and let me add. with
sign Of thanksgiving to the .3imighty God,
that it is your glorious country which Prov-
dencc has selected TO be the pillar Of freedom,
as it is already the asylum ofoppressed human
ity.
am told that | will have the high honor to
review your patriotic military. Oh Cod how
my heart throbs at the idea to see this gallant
army enlisted III the SIDE Of freedom against
despptisn The world would be free and you
the saviors of humanity. And why not these
gallant men take part in the mighty demonstra-
ton of the day. Citizens Of New York, it is
under your protection thus | place the sacred
cause Of freedom and independence OF Hunga-
ry
Reception OF IEessuth.
New York, Dec. 6.
The Kossuth demonstration is proceeding with
great enthusiasm. The turnout was immense
The committee proceeded to Statan Island at an
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