The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1852-01-03

contains ew recO'MnendatiUn> which Il e
most ULTRA o'Mr. Fil'mo~e'> opponents can
evil at. Heind ges in no false theories
or clap rap 10 sch the popular applause,
lu m riches straight forward in tie line
o his Gu Y, planting lin elf upon the con-
tuition. AMI The great measures of in
terna' co,rpromi of the last Congress.
" l. is an cxccl!.n' message" says every
one we have hear sreak OF it.
Since the lie ding e Ii orial of this num-
Der o! The Minncso;i.n WIS written. we
have receive the account OF Kos,nh's
reception a: New York. with lis speech
"n he occ sim. To give Tie p rticu'ars
O, his grand en!rcc in'o The Commercial
Metropolis of tie United States, would
more than fill our entire columns. Moth
ing has ever equ,l'cd i;--not even the
reception Of Lafayette in 1924. Among
other Incidental honors shown him, ma
tional s.'u.e was fired, by order of the
Pr, sident. lrcm he batteries OF The ship
o. war North Carolina, as tie steamer
upon which he was conveyed from Staten
Isi"nlto c sic Gar len passed her. Thus
he was c;aIly welcomed with national
hon,rs. All lhl> Kos:uh appears TO re-
gard as giving ;s>ur~rce Ih;t cur govern
men will grant his PRAYER Of inter erence
t, hold Russia in check. In lis speech,
witch was brief. he mae his appeal TO
he American pcop'e with mare powerful,
persuasive and lear:-reaching e',4uerce,
i possible, thar he employed in England.
He briefly avs down he inc Of conduct
hit >ha" gov RI his ac ioas in this coun-
try Sf.l VS.:
Now gen 'cmen, I h We sta;el my p.,>i-
ior-i IN :: sir ig!t turw:.r IN nj IN
\ rerub &c u. a,cwed it openly in
m,nrchcal but free Eng';n', nd / IN
happy to $ ate th..t have no, ing LOST by
tiS ;v.wal H. ere. hope will not lose
in Republican America, by that irankre>s
which must be one OF the chief qualities
o. every Repub lean. So l beg leave
ir; nix y and openly 10 state the following
points: First that take it to be the
duly and honor AMI principle, not TO
med lie wi h whatever party question of
your own domestic aft is. aim for
my coun ry lie rie gil TO dispose OF i self.
% ! I'm resolved to re- rect the same prin-
clip e. here an everywhere. NV 9TH
e's f'e'lght i'll the pr, o knights crrant
ior 'e;.r, is not my case. am the IN
%; the great principe %! true sovereignty,
OF every Peep e TO dispose Of its own do
mos:ic core, RVS; md most sul,mn'v &C.
~ % eve v 10: e ener. IS To every tor. ign
p 'wcr. the right to oppose the severe :en
;cu' Y.
Seem ". Iprores> highly and open'y
my admiration or the glorious principle
o. mi N, on which stan Is TIE mighty
pyr mid o Your greatness, which has
grown in tie sh r; period OF s n'y-fve
yc.rs. TO rrndigions gi nj. the won,'er
d he w,rl. l Law tie most ardent
wish lat the S'ar Sp ng'el banner of the
Uni cd States may forever be foaling-
u " al OI' - Z i'T' II | ensign u IN. n
divine origin, and liking NY ground on
this principle q union. which | fin law
iul OK sing. an es!;Lli he'd c,n>,i u.ion-
a. &c. II Is not TO party. hut 10 'he uni
PEOPLE O the Uni,cl Safes. ,lla
will C. rfi 'en'. address ny lumh'e r,-
.n ST 'or al and pro,cc i'm to oppressed
hum nifty. will cons ci,rc. ulv RESPECT
your avs but within the 'imi.s o. v.ur
avs. vii use every Euncs' eHcrtirn 10
gain you" 'p i've sympathy. and yuur
fin .ncia' n Ii n.', and poitc.l ii | Tor nv
country. r'e'lom AMI ind,p, nlence. and
trust tor lie rra'iza'ior o those hopes,
whi'h Your grn'r'>i y hos RAISED in me
and NY reor'c's Ire; SITS and also in tie
b'ea> so Eurole> oppressed nations
AN. herel;r,-
Thirdly. | beg leave frankly 10 state
that my ann is To restore tn nv Fa,her-
land The full cnic. Of that ;cl o. dec
ar;ti"n of inhrp, ndence which being Tie