Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-01

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coil. he has ee,en nv sait, he has trusted in
me, and will protect him, md wien
threatened with instant Invasion and de-
s,feelion the Sulian said: Isl respect your
power, but respect the rights Of humani>
~ more; do your worst aid viii, DO my
aoty, and trust 10 God" Compare ,his in :,
Gdei Ts.k with our Christian republican
Government, that pnys TWO chaplains three
dcllars cay to pray for Congssss, while
The members lnke heir morning a poia,io'i
to commence the day wiih3 and see winch
Of the two acts form a. better and nobler
principle. Again.s When ,he Sultan re-
piled 10 Lord Palmars,oa, whether in cese
cfaa attack, England would give i'm mid,
Palmers,on answered, "Yes, you shall have
our whole feet" But ~Hsn the question
wns asked Wheeler this republic would
gian, him one cannon, whit was tho re-
piys Echo answers, what a cewnrdly
silence. afraid 10 say es, and ashamed, us
well ii may be, TO cay no. But thanks to
sihe Sultan and Lord PaImors,on, tue noble
Magyar Is free, and after being brought
f,cm captivity by government vessel,
md dsinsi,ed TO these sh,res as, the guest Of
the nation, bow was lhat noble, self-sacri
fcihg man, The embodisnen, OF the Euro
peaa spirit nf freedom, received by this
gossrnnentf No, with warm heartfelt
9elcona Of a generous Independent re-
public; bu, after insulting him with their
cnmanly disgraceful wrangiing whether he
could be admitted al al, they extended to
him he tardy and meagfe welcome OF some
siaslnFdly towards shrinking from the dis.
,:isasure Of their master. See the funeral
like ceremoay with which the Senate re-
ceived hirn--,he schem:ng 10 prevent his
pleading humanily's cause in The Capitol,
las. his glowing, touching eloauence for
his couD,ry's freedom should awaken the
rna-tyfed spirits of. the American Reyclu.
,ion.--thnt would cleanse she esri,al as
wel MS tho nation Of recrean.s thai dis
gracettle nome ola republic. Bal the pre-
seat Of this unmanly conduct is n 1--we OF
reace-a fear Of war;. Ny friends, am
..tio nGvocaie ef war. War is q desoia,ing
scnurge. that destroys, with lis Fest'lentiai
kreath, ;heaair works Of nature ana hu>
rneniivsra and lsairust that the. tire will
come, when, man viii possess the kao~l.
edge 10 csmbine the interest OF nations as
-seilsas individual man into one sociai and
araIsi can,paci, based on tho immulable
laws of n1na's uatufs, cemented by justice,
chs-iiy and Kindness, .that ~ou'd produce
harmony peace and happiness. And i. is
because laeriore The existence ol war,
that ndvocase Intervention ugainst lae
des;ssysr Of peace. But should ,hat- not
suffice, then ne mus, have war against
war--war 10 ex.erminats@ war; for 1t aWe.
canaoS prevent it by timely inlefVention,a
xe eaEaot avoid il by the present coward
ly non on.i4atefpen.ion. e=1 ss..=ess
Lei as iask al the shadows thai coming
evsn.s cast bcsore; them. Already has
Russia sci a d:ctaior over Fiance--already
has Rassisn aud Austrian Influence in
I:aglard deposed Lord Palmerslon. The
sane Influence is exerted 10 chase the rey>
4,aasianary refugees from every country in,
Europe, aid to destroy tho little freedom
Of speech esd Of The press that remains.
Already has ihe Lord Chamberiin Of Lon.
don iBserdic,ed any illusions to be made in
ahe games aud comedies 90. up for the
holidays, to the Queen, Prince Albert,
Napoison, the French revolution. And
will il refnain thsrea No; the same influ
encas will be at work here. The Courier
ard Enqnirer is ready TO advocate my in-.
anuous cause tha, might answer his pur.
pose. The same coward!y spirit That op..
possd The reception Of kossu.h, would be
veady. from The sane causes, 10 drive Inc
sefngsss frcm these shores. But will The
1.eorlc Of England and "f this cnuk,ry
,aineiy subni, to it! The spirit Of the
u,ilaessenih cen;Hrs, the pfogfessf OF the
w.ce, the dawn o. freedom and civilza>.
sion, cry nos Tins. If Russi7ls permitted
10 ancraacl,, step by step, until every ves-
aige Of freaaem is crushed, then "e vii be
forced into n wer, the laos. deadly and ex.
Terminating eilai aas ever taken place; for
peace canan, exis, ii hen freedom is crush,
ed. Peae4! what n riockery. Cry peace
in. Russia, Austria, France. Italy, and Ger
tssanY, to the tens Of thousands, iinelured
in .lfring tonai,s -mjlpse silenca IS broken
only by tho clankiag OF tho chains that
corroae their ha.bsl Cry peace 10 France,
while lhs pesrlfad usurper. whh tbs bayo-
LETS pointing to,s,hs hearts and HE muske,
n, ahs heads Of the people, compels them
10 recognize him President Of a Republic.
nr be siienttoreyer! Cry pence.o Huaga,
sy'snobls sons and Daughters, daily sscr-
feed on the alters OF despctisn;! Cry
ssace TO my own poor crushed country,
psaand, anese noble children who escaped
rae sword, are daiay sent to paupe the
deferts oil iSi5eria-whass nnme and exist
eace' has been stricken from tie map OF
nations, though j. never ~iil be struck
from tin, heller map, The hearts Of her
.cbiidsen. Had Intervention against in'er.
sssliion existed before the crowned pirates
plundered and divided Poland, peace might
have bsen ihera. Had Intervention exist
ed before the French upstaH delivered The
Roman Rep1blic into the gasp os The Ro-
man church, Rome might have been ai
peace; but as il IS, there is no peace even
,o,freedom' s noble MARTYRS in The grave
Tor their blood cries for ritribntion. But
in The beautiful lpng@ge OF Louis Kos
suth, "Let US not lcok back for grief, bn