Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-02-27

sway. 100 long concerned By afbilrnry viO.
lenec.
Il wns Indeed & sofrowful sight 10 see nov M.
lions bled and how freedom wiGhefsd between
she iron grasp Of despOsism, Iesgued Tor univer-
sal oppression Of all humaoisy. Il was sor-
Fowlui sight 20 sec lhal here vas no power on
earth ready 70 maintain those eIefhal lave Wish-
out which there IS 20 security FOR shnlsyeF na-
1ion on eunh! Il vas sorrowlul sight 70 see
ell nations isOlafing themselves 10 defence while
despols we're leskued in offence.
The view has changed. A bright luslrs is
spreading over the DARK sky Of humanity. The
gloFioss galazy Of The United States rises sith
imposing brightness over the horizon Sf oppsss-
sed nsgiO0s, and Ihe bloody sasr Of despolism.
BY your very declaration. fading in iis fame,
will soon tahish from the sky Ihe . meieOr.--
[ Applause.
Legislators Of Ohio, il may be hunefne %
ambitious taniiy 10 ambiIiOus Vanify 20 aci ths
Pan OF sn eTeeFaled eoBq8efor, bui Il is elofy,
unparalleled in history, 10 pfoleci right and fee
dom on eauh. The time dfaws near, when By
virtue Of such declaration like yours, shaied
BY your sister States, Rufope's liberated nsdons
will unite in a mighty choir Of hhllslrjahs.
thanking God thai his palernal cares have raised
the United States 10 the glorious position Of
first born son Of freedom on eafSh. applause
Washington prophesied, that within 20 years
the Republic Of the UniIed Sgaies, would be-
s1rong eDoJgh TO defy any pOseF on eanh in q
just cause. he Sale Of Ohio was not yet
born. when the wises OF men, and the puresI Of
patriots told that prophecy and God Almighty
has made the prophecy true, by annexing. 10 4
0FnffOfaffo ahrrf naSf0A a. a. rs,.ss1
constellation of your RepUbIib, and increasing
the lusIfe Of every star more powerfully ihan
Washington could have anticipated il The
brightest moments Of bis patriotie hopes. APs
Plause.
There is a destiny in ihiS, and you are con.
scious Of this destiny. Ny sad heart, though
depressed BY sickness, is beating with resolution
and hope. Rejoice, o, my nsIion, iu thy very
woes Wipe of oil thy Tears, and smile amidst
thy tortufes like the Ouch hero De W.T.
There is Providence which rules. Thou
vast, O, my nation; often The martyr, who, By
thy blood, didsI redeem the Christian nations on
eanh. Even Thy present nameless woes are
Providential. america should rise over q neW
Snai--lhe mountain Of law for all nalons.--
Thy suferngs were necessary. that the people
Of the United StaIes--poweriul BY !heiT ffeei
doTt1i and free by the principle Of national in-
dependence, that common right Of ell bumani'
y-should stand up, new Moses, upon the
new Sinai, and shout out, with a Numbering
voice Of its twenty-five millions" Hear, 70
despots Of the world henceforward this shalt
be law in The name Of the Lord your God and
our God" Applause. g,sks
Te shall no, kill"-nstions. ..
Va ohaf1 mi ,hatr f-oador,
And ye shal! not covet what Is your neigh'
boris. ~
Hungary is GOlgOIha where my Ueople1is
nailed to the cross, that America may proclaim
that law 10 the benefit OF all humanity. But
the cross is not The emblem Of deaIh Its the
sign of resurrection and bliss. APplause.1
My nation will rise; called 10 resunseGonby
the eternal principles of the law Of nature and
OF naiure's God, which you there proclaim
Il Applause. Ii will not lie in the grave longer
than the holy number "Ihree," and will require
your magnanimiIy by becoming the corner slOns
Of national independence on The European Con-
tinens. APPlause. s..s
SIR, there are Two remarkable coincidences in
these facts. The State Of Ohio and myself are
the same age. The very yeaf when your con-
stluIion was framed, was born. Applause.l
| My breast has always heaved with intense To-.
lerest at the name Of Ohio. Il was like as if
something Of supreme iniporahee lay hidden
for me in that name, TO which my fortune was
bound by the very year of my nativity Thie
day my anIicipalions are realized;
And the second coincidence is, that the t;dngG
OF The present day will just reach Washington
City when the Senators of the United States sik
J H. -. he ouaaki0u Hf tnknk.
national law, and pronounce upon your conn'
IFy's foreign policy.
Oh 10 has given It's vote BY the resolution !
had the honor to hear, and Ohio IS one Of the
brightest stars in the Unou.. Ohio's vote is the
vote of two millions, and il will have its conss-
tuIional weight In the councils where the dele.
gates OF the peoples sovereignty find their glory
IN doing the peoples will; tAPpladse.
Sir, it will be day OF consolation and Joy
In Hungary when my bleeding hallch Feadb
these resolutions, which ! will send 10 her.--i
/ [ApPIause.1 They will spread like lightning
over the gloomy land, and my nation, unbFcken
in courage, steady In resolution, firm 10 conh:
dence, will draw still more courage, more reso;
luton from them, because Il Is well aware that
the Legislature Of Ohio would hetet pledge
word OF which il we're not sure that the PeoPlS
of Ohio will be, 10 case Of need, as good as that
word. Applause.
SIR, regret that my sickness disabled me 10
express my frrhest thanks in manner mote
becoming 70 this Assembly Of dignity. IBeg
to be excused for it. and humbly beg you to be-
lieve that my iation forever. and for I'll my
life will cherish the memory Of lhis benefit Hlih
everlasting gratitude. Tremendous aPplaues.l
No stree. in Constantinople has name, inR 70
there lamp in it, yet there are 500 600 ihhabl.
tants There Is not q post Office NOT mail