The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15

W'ft.@fe tAcy AaiI. We "ii Hsh' !;
out - the last. tApp'alsc.)
. Now. gentlemen. another grca,
mistake is sometimes made. We think
thai nothing is powerful enough TO
! stand before autocratic, monschicai.
or despite power. There i, somc,h.n.
strong enough, quite strong enough
and if properly cverted viii prove il.
self so-~anl ,has is tho power OF pub
. lie opinion IN all the ua,ions Of ;l.c
e.r.h. There IS not monarch Oh
earth whose iaronc is not liable to be-
shaken by the progress Of opinion. ana
the sentiment of tie El3t aad tar in-
tc..'.;cnt part %! tie people. l. be.
comes ". in tue sta,i. &sg i"h We hold.
20 lct that pubic ONION, 3, iar "a We
form il. have 4 free course. trralu.
bravoD L"tjt - ou,; lc:it hn lt,-
.,nncc1 il thnuaer tones lri j, uu
stop :hc cars r the deaf; 1T !. ,pcn
! tnt eyes e the b.ad aui let it eve
ryNbcrc be proclaimed, what We or
tbs great Helu' think ot the ZEN.
eral principle 81 nman liberty. AMI
OF that oppression which all alhor
(N''au,cD Depend uron 1t, @nn
tlcmcn. that between ,nc>a two rival
nowcrs. TIE au,ocr"tir rrwcr. main
tanned b. arms and force, ant ,hc
POPULAR Iowor.ma,utUnc1 ~ ojinon
thc iJrmcr is constant, dccrcA,i-. 4;
and, thank God, the lat'cr is constant .
~ increasing. (Aprllusc.) Eca,
human liberty and human right, are
-aininc the ascendant, and ,hl TART
which We have to act in the great
drama is TO show ourselves in iaNcr
of those rights to uphold their ascen.
r dancy; and to carry it on until We
shall see it eliminate i'll the highest
heaven over our heads (ArIlausc. }
Of topics, gentlemen. which this
, occasion seems to invite. have moth
, ing to say, because in the course of
my political life. net now a short one
! | have said all that I wish to say, and
f all that | wish to transmit to pos,crl.
ty. connected with my own name and
, history. What l said Of Greece TWEEN
| ty-hve years ago, when our friend
; was too young to be in political HE
! rcpeatto III ght, ,trJUm post rrr6uu,
, exactly what | said then. ,Appause.
r What | said Of Spain a, a later period,
when the power of the restored Bour-
. hons was cXertcd to impose upon
, Spain 4 dynasty not wished Gy the
, people of Spain, that | repeat in En-
, sish, and Spanish ana French, and
/ in every other lansuagc,if they choose
to translate it. (Arplausc.) May
g | be so egotistcal as 70 say that
c have nothing HOW to say upon TIC
e subicc. of Hungary.
Gentlemen, in the autumn Of tho
/ year before last, out Of health, and
, retired to my pa,ernal home. among
G the mountains OF New Hampshire,
Y was. by reason Of my physical condi-
d. ton, confined to iDy hoasc, but | Wa.
| -
air was born TO .nS,ire. No.Liu1
c salntcd ny sel.,gs, nothing salute,
nv mind or sentiments, but igccIolu-
4 inl and cnjii". CAulauseD An.
E there, gentlemen, near tic crave q
+ my ancestors, | wrote a letter. wLicf
: most OF you have seen, addressed i
=, tie Austrian Charge d'Aaalt">.- -
4 Great applause, winch Was continue
Y Tor some tne. ! can say uothiL.
of the ability displayed in that letter;
n but as to its rrincil les. while the SUI
@ and moon endure, and while can
{ sec the li-ht Of tie sun and the mool
G | stand hy them.
II In letter dated February last
moved hy those considerations whcs
i have influence all the Christian wort
g making no particular uerit Of II, ! al
I dressed a letter TO the America
Minister at Coustan,iLopie. at tA'
=. Cou, Of the Suhline Porte. for lL'
. release Of ". kos,uth aud III, CON
:. ranlons in exile, aid | happen :.
!. know that that letter vas Tot witAou
= scIac effect; at any rate. 1t i, rr"i cI
'pr Inc here tc say that ihIs letter H.'
g that Que to which have beio,c aiHi
. ed. were despatched with the oYr..n
p appreciation Of tie 'i.c,1e..t %! th'
J.. United States. Il was therefore -
/ lar the art .f tho {, ..rrrtnrur # ia,