Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-03-06

Now mark well, gentlemen, the law Of
nations upon which you raised the ioiiy
wall of your independence exists no more ;
dcspois are united aud leagued against free
dom and national self government, which
they declared Inconsistent with their divine
,rnilcr sutnnicl rights upon this basis every
nation on The European continent - crushed
or put into n prccarOus situation The gov
crnGcut of France vanguard of Russia,
81. Petcrshurgh transferred 10 Paris, aud
England itself forced to arnI, aud TO prepare
for sgl.,delense ut home. These are the
immediate consequences Of the principle oil
sell.governmcnt hcing crushed down by u
double violence in Hungary, first Ivy that nt
Capitalization and licn by foreign iuiertcr-
encr. Youder great principle OF selt.gov-.
cruncut can only he restored 10 lis lnll
weight hy the restoration Of Hungary TO its
sovereign Independence, il; dis is not soon
achieved look to the consequences; things
will 20 OH as they went on in llnngary-
first, the principle Of Capitalization viii he
i0stcred amongst yuu--a'l the secret craft ol
foreign diplomacy separate lnien-
tioas las is always the cnse) will get into TIE
suare; aud when you, gentlemen OF thc
South, oppose with all your wonted energy
to this tendency your dear principle OF self
government, the prcteuSion of the European
continent, united in their Ouii-nutiOnal
league, will ftrmcnt your internal discoGd
and tlcn declare ygur er1np's dangerous 10
oricr! on Garth, and foreign interference
steps in for cenlrilizli1n ia America.
inAted, gentlemen, j there is any pace on
eayh ,ehere his prospectus is ,roRhy 10 be con-
s'Rr.i tpiih peculiar care, il is The Southern
.Slaie5 Of lbs great Onion, because there 10 th'
more pronounced stronghold Of The great PriH
cipics Of self gouernmeni.
But besides this intimate harmony Of you
most cherished political doctrines icih The CHG
principe aip mcs, have fill reason TO con
slider also the geographical position of Ken
lucky, to he ia harmony with the cause o
! Hungarian independence, as kentucky
| bordured by that fair river there, belongs Il
llIat great valley of the Mississippi which, 10y
| tho wonderful combination of its rivers ant
! lakes, connected with the Gulf of Mexico NJ
well as with the Atlantic, by Divine Prov
! ideuce itself, is pointed out TO have lnrg'
commercial intercourse with the old world,
Gentlemen, | know that upon the broa'
field of our freedom particular motives ma
regulate your national policy. In that res
pee, self preservation, honor, ard intercs
must and will guide your steps, aud not ili
generous emotion of sympathy. Happily
an convinced that the self preservation, hon
or the interest of this Republic, will by III
continued discussion of these importan
subjects more aud more thus come TO ligh
as to prove that your national interests re
uuire, your self preservation commands, nn
lhe glory your Republic equally desros,tha
Won should not allow despolisin TO becom
almighty in It's combined crusade agaln'
freedom and national self government.
rely upon it that truth will triumph at last
Would 10 God il he not too late Bu
though in that respect opinions may dllis
vet so much | know, that in your private CT
paciiy, il is your noble privilege TO follow u
, generous impulse OF congenial sympathy
I You have often done so, men oi kentucK
Often YOU have followed the natural inclIn'
lion of your hearts, hocked to The ranks
|, American volunteers without political col
/ sideralions, showing TO the world IN
|. wherest ever there is n work for the bold az
f brave, wheresocver new glory is to be ga'
q cred to the garland of FREQ Repunllcl
America, Kentucky does never hesitate
II Kentucky knows that It's heart Is always
n The right side; Kentucky says always VIII