Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-15

course. not fail to impari mark Of cherries.
ness mon NV l.ssrt, which, If not a source of
/ 10Y, is at leas e. fss,eanty against sangune iu-
sons. |. for mysr. would not want the hope
Of SUCCESS for doing what is right to me- The
sense Of duty would suffice. Therefore, when
hope it has nothing in common with that desper-
ate instinct of a drowning man, Who half sunk,
still grnsps at straw for help. No, when
/ hope, there is motive for that hope.
have a steady faith in principles. ! dare say
that experience taught me the logic Of events, ~
connection with principles ] have iathomed
! DEE entire bottom Of this mystery. and was, per
ceNe. not right in my calculations there, once
I Pc my life. ! supposed principle TO exist in
certain quarter, where. indeed no principle
proves TO exist II was horrible mistake ana
resulted in O horrible issue. The present con
duon Of Europe is a very consequence OF 1t;
5ui precisely this condition Of Europe proves
DID not wanionly suppose principle To exist
/ There, where ! found none could have existed.
/ The consequences could not have failed to ur-
rive as have contemplated them well.
here is a Providence in every fact With
out this mistake. the principles of American Re
publicansm would for long time yet ind
/ sterile soil on that continent where d was con-
-lered wisdom TO belong TO the lr nch school
Now, matters stand thus: hat either the con
tucnt of Europe has no future at all, or this iu-
tore Is American repubhcansm. And who could
believe that three hundred millions of ihst con
0ncnt, which is the mother of civilization, are
not 10 have any future at nlly such doubt
would be almost basphemy against Providence.
But there is O. Providence, ndeed-a just, q
bountiul Providence. trust with the pey oi
my religion in o.; dare say ny very humble
self was continual instrument OF lt. How
could be else. in such a condition os was
born not Conspicuous by any prominent abilities:
luvng nothing in me more than ana iron WIZ,
which nothing can bend, ald the consciousness
Of being right. how could ], under the most ar
tpous Circumstances, accomplish many a thing
which my sense of honest duty prompted me 20
undertaken
oh, ;lcra is. indeed Providence which rules
even in nay being here when four months ago |
was yet prisoner Of the league Of European
dospot-, in far Asia and the sympathy which
yo9r glorious people honor me with and The high
benefit of the welcome OF your Congress, and
the honor To be your puesi-iO be the eus Of
your great Republic the poor, humble I'M
pretending exile. Is there not very inteIgi-
Bile manifestation Of Providence init :-the more
when remember that the name Of your humble.
bur th1ukiHl guest, rs, 10y the furious rage OF the .
Austrian iymnt, to the gailows nailed.
Your generosity is great, and loud your pro-
Nsiotou Of republican principles against deslut
Ism / firmly trust To those PRINCIPLES; and ro-
lying upon ihis very fact of your generosity. !
may be permitted TO say, that respectable or-
gan Of the free press was mistaken which ana
nouncel that considered my coming hitler TO
hve been failure. confidently trust that the
nations of Europe have a future. ! gm aware
,hat ihe future is couuadcted. Blyonets may
support bat afford mo- char TO SIT upon trust
20 Tie future of uiy native land. because know
th4tt IS worthy to ha.e D. and II is necessary to
the la-iuo- Of humautv 'rasi 10 the pruci-
plies of nmhic3usu. whatever mv personal
late So uuch ] know. lhat my country wil re.
meu5orvou aud your glorious land with ever
lasting gratitude. Great applause.
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to..,
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imve great pleasure in participating iu this
festival Ii IS "a remarkable occuson. lie who
is your louorcd guest night has led thus far
lie of events that are lowed as highly mp1r-
taut here. AID still more important to his own
country. Educated spirited luIl OF "a feeling off
Hbart. aud indrpcpde6ce he entered carly INTO
fha rublc connects of his native country and
DE- is here to-day fresh from actmp his bart I'M
tle preat slrn,r9le for llun0arian national indies
nenIencc. lhqtis not adj his distinction. Hell
tvss bryu-ht TO these shores bv the aufbo,itias