Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-08

Of hope it is hence that even those nations which |
most desire my presence in Europe now, have unan.
imously told me, hasten on, hasten to the great
free, rich, and powerful people Of the United States
Of America, and bring It's brOlherly aid to the
cause Of your country, so intimately connected with
the cause Of European Liberty. And here / stand,
TO plead the cause Of the sodaliiy Of human rights
before the great Republic of the Uniled States
Humble as | am, God, the Almighty, has selected
me to represent the cause Of humanity before YOU
My warrant to this capacity is written in the SYM
patty and confidence Of all who oppressed, aud
Of all who, as your elder brother, the people Of
Britain, sympathize with the oppressed. My war
rant this capacity is written in the hopes and ex-
pecatons YOU have entitled the world entertain,
by iberatng me out OF my prison, and by restoring
activity; but it has pleased the Almighty to
make out OF my humble SELF yet another opportunity
for a thing which may prove happy turning point
in the destinies Of the world. bring you broth
erly greeting from the people Of Great Britain.
speak not in official character, impaired by dpo-
macy, whose secresy is the curse OF the world; but
am the harbnger OF the public spirit Of the people,
which has the right to lmpart direction TO It's gov
eminent, and which | Witnessed pronouncing itself
in the most decided manner, openly, that the people
of England, united TO you with enlightened brotherly
love, it is united in blood, conscious of your
strength it is conscious Of its own, has forever
abandoned every sentiment Of irritation and rivalry,
and desires the brotherly alliance of the United
SIufp IN palin fha hi
IN disnose Of itself. and ~ nro,sct The sDyare9an
rights of na,ions aga;nst the ancro.chin0 rro,,.a
nj the desnots and lpagned Il, Won ao.,s, tho oano
of desnots ~ stand tooether ,;,b I'm oodc ,hor ~
the approaching baptism of European liberty. Now,
Gentlemen, | have stated my position. | am a
straight forward man; am republican; have
avowed it openly, in the monarchia but free Eng
nothing bv This avoral there. I bone yin n,,
lose here in republican Amerc. Ia, M, ,,h;h ,
be me oC the chief nualties Of eysr,, rannhI;na
So 7 beo leave frankly and ,nanlv ~ s,i,, ~ RI
lo,xing nonis.
F;rs, thai 7 taka il 70 ho ,ba d,,,,, .c ha.,a. -
nrnc;nle NOT IN NEEDLE win b,s,o, , S'o
t;on az vonr o,yn domestic afr;rs .,a;a -"
country. the right TO dispose Of Itself So an, ~,
solved. and must be resolved TO rcsnect ,be Same
principles here and everywhere. Oilers NAV de-.
light IN the part OF knights Grant for theories, but
It is not my case; am the man OF the great prnci-
pie OF the sovereignty oil every people 10 dispose of
ITS own domestic concerns; and most solemnly de-
ny to every foreigner, as To every foreign power the
right to oppose the sovereign faculty. Secondly |
profess, highly and openly, my admiration for the
glorious principle OF union, which stands the
mighty pyramid OF your greatness, and upon the ba-
sis OF which you have grown, in the short space of
seventyhye years, TO prodiglous giant, the living
wonder OF the world. have tho most warm wish
that the -spangled banner Of the United States
may OlGNti NC lOdliiS, united ana one, The proud
ensign Of mankind's divine origin; and, taking nv
ground on this principle, which find lawfully ex-
sting and an established constitutional fact il is not
party, but the united people OF the United States
that confidently will address my humble requests
for aid and protection TO oppressed humanity |
will conscentlousiy respect your laws; but, within
the limits of your laws, l will use every honest exer-
ton TO gain your operative sympathy, and your fnan
cia material and political aid for my country's free
dom and Independence and entreat the realization
Of the hopes which your generosity has raised in NE
and my peoples breasts, and also in the breasts If
Europe and her oppressed NATIONS and tbereI,re
Thirdly, beg leave frankly to slate. that nv ann i
10 restore to my l;iher-lad The full epioyuen, Of
that act OF the Declaration of Independence. which.
being the only rghliul existing public law of nv ma
ton, can have lost nothing of its lighuIness by the
violent invasion Of foreign Russian arms. and which
,,ao,,la - ,bo tT,,;,e I'D,
& cn,Isd ,,,,, - whose every resistance
aanoa ~" . s'''"a' Deciara'ion Oh Indepen-
~, h,,;ar .,..
go. 49, 80 NY ann Deg leave to
- ~ ~ yoo, curious SHORES 10 ENJOY
ar.a,ai ...a .le intention 70 gather
uf',, ~ a.' or 70 DC Inc OBJECT
INV com,rvs name ne its frea oi.~ pe'.:.o'e' ~
chief What can be onnosed - ~, '.s.'su''o"ai
h;ch :; Iaa;cal " 'n's recognition,
,;ac,r,a -, consequence Of the
can he onnosed 10 ia The rrn,, ns Az Ina, !" nat
mann he anoer of ,hat s.,ell;,a ~ ~, - ~ iiu,le
Eranc;s Ioses,b or A,s,.; III ~ W oA'' S"i'eu
with which some Furonean IA .1e Immense 'rnense uahger
threaten You bv which IF co,rDa e n'e' ean papers
t;emey terrified ,ha, yo,,, you H,usl eei ex-
have been offered his nassnorps d a. Nv 'emha WIN
zcman leaves Washineton shond h e""e MI i1ul
treated in my official capacity? Nav as g. %na
minister at Vienna, how YOU can combine The
hun stay there, with your opinion Of the canse a5
Hungary, really do not know, but so much know.
that the present absoutiscal atmosphere of Eurone
Is not very prophlous to American principles.
kno" man VINO could tell some curious facts about
''''s '', aMr un,vom. u
he yo"Id Io 80 raaa ~ ie"'y 10 not oeieye that
d;osssd Ors,,v "eI ~ ~ e"se Washington, He has
f'J 80 "e OauStiC phis winch Mr.