The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-30

nneeuOn. England, no less powerful
Than she is free and glorious. supported
us by her sympathy. and by the spprov-
ing voice Of her mol lest sons and the mill
IONS OF hei peopIe. Aud that choseu
land Of freedom beyond the ocesn-lhe
all powerful people of The United States.
with their liberal government-iuspired
US with hope. and gave Us courage by
their deep interest in oar cause and suf.
ferings, andby theii condemnation of our
iexecutioDers.
The President Of The United States.
whom the confidence Of free people had
elevated to the lufIiest station in the
world. in his message 10 Congress. an
lnoJnced that the American government
would have been the first To recognize
the Independence Of Hungary. Aud the
Senators and Representatives 10 Con
gress marked the desiroyers Of my coun-
Itry's liberty with the stigma Of iguominy.
and expressed, with indignsnt feelings.
their contempt for the conduct of AusIria,
and their wish to break the diplomatic
intercourse with such q government
They summoned the despots before The
Ijudgment.seat Of humanity; they pro.
claimed that the world would condemn
them; they declared that Austria and
Russia had been unjust, tyranBical and
bsrbsrous. aud deserved To be reprobsied
BY mankind, while Hungary was worthy
Of universal sympathy.
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|, who We're able to reach the shores Of
the Now World. were received by the
people and government Of the United
States in The mOsI generous maHner-yes.
like brothers. With one hand they hurl.
ed anathenas at the despots. and with
the. other welcomed the humble exi:es %
partake ofthat glorious American liberty,
more 10 be valued than the glitter Of
crOwns. Oar hearts are filed with emo.
,ions to see how this great nation extends
its sympathy anil AID tn every Hungarian
who is so fortunate as to arrive in Ameri-
ca. The sympathetic declaration nf such
people. under such circumstances. with
similar sentiments in England. is nor a
mere sigh. which the wind blows away,
hut is prophetic of the future. What q
blessed sigh, to see whole nations actual
ed by such sentiments.
Free citizens of America! you inspired
my count ymen 10 noble deeds; your APP.
lproval impaired confidence; your symps-
thy consoled in adversely. gave ray of
hope for the future. and enabled us to
bear the weight Uf our heavy burden;
yourfellow feeling will sustain US till we
realize The hope. the faith, "that Hunga-
ry is not lost forever" Accept in the
name Of my countrymen. the acknowl-
edgment of our warment gratitude and
our highest respect.
/, Who know Hungary so well. firmly
believe she is not lost; and the intelligent
citizens Of America have decided, not
only with impulsive kindness, but with
reason and policy, To favor the unfortu.
nate but not subjugated Hungary. The
sound of that encouraging voice is not
like funeral dirge. but as the shrill
trumpet that will call the world to iudg-
ment.
Who does not see that Austria, even
in her victory has given herself mortal
woundl Her weakness is betrayed. The
world no longer believes that Europe
needs the preservation oi this decaying
empire. 1t is evident that it's existence
is curse to mankind; it can never pro.
mote the wslfare of society. Ths magic
Of its imagined power is gone; it was a
delusiun which eau deceive no longer.
: Among all the races Of this empire--not
excepting the hereditary States--there is
none that { oes not despise the reigning
family of Hapsburg. This power has no
moral ground of support; its vain dreams
nf united empire for which il has com
mitted the most unheard OF crimes--are
proved 10 be mere rawlings at which the
world laughs. No one loves or respects
III and when il falls. not a tear of regret
will follow it 10 The grave. And fall it
surely will. The moment Russia with
draws her support, the Jecaye1 edifice
will crumble to dust. A shot fred by an
English or by an American vessel from
the Adriatic would be like the trumpet
at the city of Jericho. Aud this impiuus,
foolish government thinks to control fate
by the hangman's cord. How long will
Russia be able to assist This Gar
who boasts that his mission is TO be the
scourge OF all the nations striving for lib.
cr:y-will not the Almighty, whose vice
gerenl he profansly assumes to be. blast
the miserable buasterl The very char.
acter of his government is declaration
Of war against the rights and interests ul
humanity, and the existence of other ma.
tions. Will the world suffer this longl
Mt long.
The Hungarian nation. in her war. has
not only gained Consciousness Of her
own strength, but sh, has forced the con.
viction intoIh minds of other nations that
she deserves ta exist. and IT, be indie
pendent; and she eau show Justly that heI
existence and independence are essen
tisl To the cause of liber,yin Europe NJ
uo Hungary is nut lost BY her faith
bravery. andby her foresight, t0hicA teach
erher 10 abide her time. she will be ye
among The foremost in the ware of univer
sal liberty.
i Tou. noble Americans. we bless in the
name ufthe God Of Liberty! To you,
WIN have summoned the murderers OF
7 my couAtrymen before the Judgment seat
of the world 10 you, whu are the hrst
! Judges of this COURT will bring the
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