New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-04
EUROPE.
The Democratic Subscription.

We mentioned some time since the pros
pect of universal Democratic subscription, the amount
of which was to be entrusted Kossuth and Mazzin
to be used in aid of the cause Mr. Mazzni has written
the following letter to the Committee;
GENTLEMEN Your plan is a noble one. In the
name my country and the name OF the cause of Eu
ropeHn liberty thank you for having initiated IT, and
conjuTe you 10 continue your iabors, that may meet
with the which Il deserves II Ia really time
that Ina the face Of successive and continual encrOach
ments Of absoutsm upon the continent OF Europe, the
tree men Of England should manifest by some means
ffcacious than mere words, their sympathy tor
Truth and Justice u Il time that against the soiditary
existing for Evil there should be estaosheda sodi
tary for Good thai sacred league should be formed
tween all those men,to whatever country they may be-
long who believe in the unity of the human race, in the
liberty OF a rational creature, In the duty OF each
toward all. in progress and In Love
Since s3O-.nce the voicss of English statesmen pro-
claimed the Tlght OF every people 10 arrange rely
without foreign Intervention, their own atfirs-the
whole OF Europe h~s been delivered over without hin
dnnoe without pretestation, 10 brute forceto the as
sociaton Of the powers VINO hold az principle the en-
slavenert OF the human race. Wherever people has
ren against clerical or temporal oppression claiming
the right of making its laws and of choosing It's
own chiefs foreign Intervention has fastened 10 crush
IL kusfia and Austria against Hungary; Austria,
France, Naples and Madrid against Rome. Two pow.
ssy to Switzerland: Dishohor myself or die! -Four
powers have said 10 your G'vernmeur: Berdy the right
of astlun nhich makGs the Eh1sh soil refuge for Us
prosecuted or English trGDelsrs shall be treated
PRcTHD By lks police Of ali Europe The organization
for injustice is complete that for justice, scarcely
planned You have felt this, and you are endeavorng
to make England feel it. May God bless your work,
and msy your countrym n comprehend IT,
al gratefully accept your offer. Your proceeding
does not hinder other methods Of assistance and the
principle embodied in it-a solemn, positive national
protest for the rights of oppressed ns0ns and the du
ties OF oppressed nations and the duties of each ward
Ais a sacred one and must be forwarded
"For you must succeed The importantservice which
you DESTROYS Of rendering TO the cause would be
changed into real injury, should the result OF your
labors not respond 10 your intentions.
"You have In your programme clearly stated the case
You have said our coEntryrneR beliere IN RtSh and
Lnuty; uey dbh0r Injustice and Oppression ptcecv
thy eIist re riH eOuHs then for the encouragement Of
The good. for The kTr0r Of The bad. Good and bad will
anxiOuy await the result Of the scrutiny II may weigh
much in TIE balance Of European destnies.
"A shilling Is but email sum; but IL acquires an in
calculsble value when II represents free man raising
bis hand and bearing testimony in the cause of the op
pressed.
There are In your national character two admirable
qualities tenscity and harmony between thought and
action You yourselves must give new proof Of the
hrst, and let the workman, the priest the woman the
writer and every EDssbman who believes that al men
are the ne OF God called freely follow the law
Of Truth and Love- give proof OF the second Foe
workman must feel the solidarity which nks his tate and
bis moral rehabilitation 70 the success If our popular
struggles the orests the ime religious consequence
which ban upon the proclamation OF liberty fc0asccs
at Rome the woman the poetry OF the great memories
and tie long soTouDg OF our mothers the exile,
the imprisonment and the death Of their children the
writer bic dutes toward the ssncty the nvi-abityt che
Doiyblity OF the IDEA If humanity the Englishman
be be who he may the dangers shich beginning
threaten his country the necessity Of forming alliances
with the peoples which about rise and the guar
which he must md for the institutions that he
cheIshes in the r, rganzaon Of Europe upon bases
more just than those established by toe arbitrary Gov
eruTDenIs OF ls5 Those who fell fear pauds
Ike those given the EzdstOrs who died we'll the
v,icss OF brothers saying ~ then-Ds IN fai he fd1
Of riot0,y shall your gTares those VINO live
usi thai in struggling for ideal Of universal
ausioratinn spd publication they have not been seek
ing TO embrace phantom.
This y the meaning ~ the subscription which you
have Initiated snd morAizing yth added 70
our and your strength II IL succeed a sensible check
for us both, II il should fail
"Msy this thought you TO activity and constan
cy Rest assured they will not be expended in vain
Faithfully yours,
My, 1852. JOSEPH MAzzISI'
MADAME SAQUI.-A biographical notice
the Payte On Madame SaqUi, who, at the age Of IS
ears, Is dancing the tight rope the Hippo
drone state. curious facts for her be-
ing comceed AZ 90 advanced period Of life to continue
iAnguirg sid hazardous performance. IL appears
ibst ssdsme Saqui bad acquired handsome forum.
msny yters sco and bad resolved 20 retire when her
brother. vho was the manager Of the Rouen theater
was on the point Of becoming bsnkrup, with debts
snOUnting "a oJotG. and 20 save his credit, Madame
ssqui paid the whole amount and reduced herself 20
poverty. Since that time she has been ena,led