The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-02-20


Weeps you over ia one single day.
Or would the United States by aiding the
,auss Of Freedom in Europe expose themselves
o a greater, or even such danger aud difficulty,
IS the King Of France exposed bis eonntry BY
hiding the United States in their struggle for
No--absolutely no. That King
by aiding America exposed the coasts Of his
,ountry, to the danger Of daily invasion from
England. ....
Euti you AID my nationl aBd by her all
those who now suffer oppression from Russian
every thing in the world is more
possible. Il is more possible to see the Ohio
flowing up to Pittsburgh, than to see your own
country exposed TO sn invasion Of the Russian.
That apprehension would be ridiculous.
Then tell me, from that honest heart which it
is the peoples privilege to have, Is our cause in
Europe not entitled to expect that the Republic
of the United States will without any danger to
themselves, do so much for European freedom
as king Of France did with much danger 70
himself !or the freedom Of the United States
Yes. But l am answered--tbe King Of
France aided you ont Of interest, because he
desired to weaken England; but you have in
terest to aid Hungary! How sos No interesti
believe Republican hearts are generous enough
to sympathize with the cause OF freedom even
without interest, for liberty's sake. But | avail
myself Of your kind indulgence boldly to state
that you have a more vital interest in the cause
Of freedom in Europe, than the King Of France
had in your conntry's cause He had the in
terest Of hatred against England-yOu have
the interest Of your present prosperity and your
future security. ...
Yes sir The United States are comprised
within the boundaries of the same civilization
with Europe. Same civilization, | viii say
the same future, same destiny. The struggle
which we have TO fight, is The decisive struggle
Of two opposite MISREPRESENTATION or Aa-
tioRaL sovereignty. The victorious principle
will rule within the boundaries Of Christian civ
ilizatiOn On both sides Of the Atlantic. And if
not being aided by you, we are crushed, absOlu-
tism will prevail over E rope aud augmented
with all the power Of Europe, it will bring the
danger home to you.
How sos see the question in your eyes,
will tell, firstly, you will be excluded from the
market of Europe instead Of the millions of
bushels which now go yearly to Europe from
the valleys of the Ohio and Missssippi--gen
tlemen Of the farm and Of the trade be pleased
to mark-not a single bushel will go from the
West to Europe any more.
Russia requires the market Of Europe for its
own flour and wheat, and rye and lard, and ba-
con, which your competition has already beaten
on the European market and threatens to beat
every year more. And besides sbsOutistiCsl
Russia cannot like to meet in Europe the prin-
ciple Of American Republicanlsm, and Russia
will be master Of Europe freely to dlsperse
Of il as she wills. And when by want Of
markets ycur prosperity viii be checked, your
developments stopped, embauassmcuts felt in
commerce, and uneasiness in the farms, then the
secret diplomacy Of Russo European absonti5m
will step in with money aud intrigUss, and fos-
ter your domestic dissentiOns flatter and sup
port those who would like to shake the glorious
building Of your Union. (which, may God for
ever prCserye)
And while it thus weak ems you by discord
you will see, by absUlutishcal influence, estab-
lished monarchy here and monarchy there
on the continent Of Amsrica--in Mexico, in
Central and in Southern America; and a bat
terry directed from Cuba TO the Mississippi
mouth. and out of the Sandwich Islands, bar
rier made against you on the Pacific; and--all
this thus prepared-in a moment of domesti.
discord, fostered skilfully to the excl ement o
passion Just steps in little foreign war, and
there you are in danger of your own future
your own existence, and the Ohio may yet SCI
! the Cossack5
well we will fight them" you say, witI
the proud conclousuess Of your strength o
course you will. You must. But remember
you will have to fight surrounded by enemies
weakened by discOrd, standing forsaken sipgl,
handed, alone, against a whole world. Wha
is better; not to have your hOnse burning, o.
to have the pleasure to queHch the flame con
usming your honsei Believe me, against thu
fire You will find no insurance bank 10 tn
world
may therefore be permitted to ask hav
we no reason to expect that aid from your coun
try, which your country has once received from
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And yet we do not expect we do not ask 81
! much. We are men enough to fight our battle
! by ourselves. All that we humby ask is, pro
claim the law Of nations and be ready to pro
tect them against the pirates with crowns--urg
that the neutrality law of 1918 be recalled, il
respect to that power which violates the law o
nations.
Give some material aid by forming Associa
/ y
bonds Of the Hungarian Loan. Oblige my dea
fatherlaBd to everlasting gratitude by provin
that the creating spirit of the people of the West
which converted wilderness into a powerful
commonwealth within the turn Of a hand,
practical and energelical alike when it enlist
its sympathy to support the great principle Q
freedom against despotism 1t will be the dut
Of our gratitude to check Russian ambition, b
our manly breast, that it may not overflow th
world, endangerinR your own future. upo
which humanity looks as to a guiding star o
mankind's sky
Sir you were pleased to assure me of tn
generous sympathy of Cincinnati. have see
it, srl--on the day Of my arnVal--powerfu
like the voice Of the Lord in thunderstorm
My sick helrt felt refreshed by it, like natur
on a sultry summers day, by lightning an
rain. | thank you most fervently for It. lie
me hope that the refreshed nature OF your gen
erous hearts will prove rich ia harvGsts for Free
dom's sake-and you will raise the Metropoli
Of NE West to the proud station Of the Metropo
lis Of Freedom on Earth.
1t is impossible to describe the effect Of tn
noble MaYgar's eloquence upon the people. H
was frequently interrupted with the most en-
thusiastic cheers, and when he concluded h
address, the cheering was immense, while Ii
thousands of ladies present proudly waved the
handkercbiefS. We have no time 10 give spal
ticulars.
MAILS TO CALFoRNIA.-Various applies
ton are before Congress to increase the ma
facilities between the United States aud Cal
fornia. Ia addition to the contracts with La
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