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

the course OF my political ltc-not now snort
one.-I have sand all that wish to say. and ell
that / wish 10 transmit to posterity, connected
with nv own name and history. What said Of
Greece twenty-five years ago, when our friend
was too Young to be in political life, repeat to-
night rerbutn post re,btm, exactly what said
then. IGreat applause What said Of Spain
at a later period, when the power of the restored
Bourbons was excrtcd to impose upon Spain a
dynasty not wished b. the people Of Spain, that
repeat in English and Spanish, and French
and in every other language, If they choose to
translate ~. Applause.
Nav be So crotstcal ms to say, that have
nothing new TO say upon the subject Of hunga-
w; Gentlemen in the autumn Of the year be-
fore last, out of health, and retired to my paren
tai home among the mountains of New llamp-
shire. was, bv reason of my physical condition,
confined TO nov house, but ] was among the
mountain, whose native air | was born TO In
spilc nothing salued mys7nses, nothing slluici
my mind or my sentiments but freedom, iull and
entire lrplausal and there. gentlemen, near The
crave of Inv ancestors, J wrote letter, which
most of Won may have seen, addressed o. the
Charge DIES Atiaiies. Great applause which
was continued for some time. | Gun slv noil-
ing of the ability displayed In that letter; but,
as go iis principles while the sun and moon cn
duro. and while can see the light Of the sun
and Che moo stand by them. Great APP
pIause Ia letter dated February last. moved
bv these cons idomtons, which have Influenced
nh the Christian world m,llnr ma particular
mon, ofn. addressed n letter 10 tbe American
Minister ai Const,nt,po1la. at the Cont or t'io
Sublime Porte. for the relief of VI. Loris Kos
surH and bis companions iu cA le; aud happen
o. know that that letter was NOT without some
effect 40 amy rate 1t is proper for mc here io
q 70. tl,i tI.. iafor and Tint ono To which bato
before alluded worc despatched v.ih The cordial
approblnan of the President of tie United
States II was therefore. 40 far the act of the
Government of iho United States iu It's cxocu-
tive caoactv. Now. / shall not further nd,rrt
to those tonI,s to-nl0ht nor shall 900 back t1
ancient times md discuss the provisions of fine
HOLY Aunnce; but saw that In the sentiments
avowed bv me. think In the year l-23 and
1921. in the cnusc Of Greece. and in ha more
subsequent declarations of opinion. There is that
which can never depart iiom without departing
from myself | should cease 10 be what / ann If
were 10 retract a s,ng)e sentiment winch bae
been EXPRESSED ON these several occasions.
Now rentiemrn. do not propose.at Tins hour
of tho npbt TO entertain Won or aiternut 40 ontor
tain Won hv any general disonsition uron fine, VAIL
ne of human freedom. upou the iualenabie rlrlt.
of man. or upon any GENERAL topics oftho Kind.
hrt wish fo saw "a f'v words iinon fine r-.,..s..
question. as understand If TINT twists bet,rs tb
civilized world. between Iiungarv and the ANS.
traf Government. Tvi-h 10 ARRANGE rho tl,,,,b,-
to which ,esfeto. ot,e iitteret.rpr,,',, ,y',o-
three ,rat oral brals
Andint,. t,l,ce / say that ,,be,,,.r I..-..
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