The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-20


''These are the first line Of The future
and Il is important iIiata who appear
with Us should diyulge them, commenr
upon them 10 the people.
"Our mandate is command Of insur.
rectiOn. aud in il we recognize only, as
our judges, God. our conscience and lhe
country which will or will not respond To
our call. ..
"Whosoever shall seize ar insurrec.
tionary flag. ought 10 wave il for all, and
recognize as the boundaries Of his duties
and rights only the boundaries Of Italy.
"WheDeyerit it shall be raised "a. banner
I9f federalism, or Of any prince or state
which shall tend to localize or dismem.
ber the insurrection into many camps,
the insurrection must fall. An Insurrec.
tionary Governme one for the whole
country, must assume the direction ofthe
movement. Whether il is 10 consist of
flty,ten or FIVE men,is an important ques.
tim, which deserves free, frank and fra.
ternal examination.
: l.u. o." But il must be ONE" a,4s
The document then goes on to show,
at length. .lha; their design is not to into
duce "disorganized terror, prescription,
or Systematic suspicious Of entire classes;
not anarchy, subversion of social condi.
tions, nor the propag alton Of foreign ex.
elusive imperfect and tyrannical systems.
No hope in foreign GOVERNMENTS,
no secret cabinet diplomacy, no chain
imposed upon active war by anterior
treaties" ......
War, constituency, unity, and concen.
tration Of powers in an insurrectionary
government, in the intermediate state, -
these are. more than ever, the program
me Of THE National Committee. and con
tain the secret ct victory" .- -|...
The Proclamation concludes with one
of Mazzini's eloquest appeals. 3d., .s
2 DANIEL WEBsTER's FARM.-In the
course ofa biography of Daniel Webster
published in the Boston Bee, the follow
'"b S"NSN'NO 'lIuIb'
"ln the vacation Mr.. Webster tonk his
family TO visit nice little place which
had been assigned To him by a creditor,
on the road from Meredith Bridge TO
Meredith Village, Containing five acres
more or less After riding over hill aud
dale, on rough road, $50 the story goes, J
he reached the locality. and found-a log
hut, with about half an acre of the veriest
trash in the shape of rocks and bushes To
bo seen anywhere in the Granite State!
This was the extent of his nice little
place. very nice, undoubtedly, to hold
the world together but of no conceivable
utility for any other purpose. Without
alighting from his carriage, the Lord of
the Manor called the old lady whom he
found in possession as tenant, to The door,
and after sundry questions as to whether
she paid her rent regularly, and, if not,
whether she should not be turned off the
place, &c, and the old dame protesting
that she was poor and unable to pay, tn at
she had heard that the owner was very
clever soul aud didn't believe he would
be so cruel as TO turn her out fhouse and
homo, &c, &c, Daniel pulled sum of
money from his pocket, aud assuring his
tenant that he knew the owner very we'll,
told herto occupy the premises as long
as she could afford for the money he gave
her, and be sule to take good care of
them! Whether Mr.. w. has ever visit
ed his nice little place since we know
not, butt still remains in his possession.
and is knownin the region around about
as Daniel IVeJStcr's Farm" ....