The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-03
Aid 10 the Rcvolutlonlsts of Europe--Letter
from MnzzlnI.

1t las been proposed in London, by some earnest
friends to the cause of European freedom, to raise
fund by shilling subscriptions-he amount collected
to be entrusted to Mazzini and Kossuth in order
that they may apply the proceeds as in their wisdom
and discretion they may see fit Applications for
cards or information on the subject Of the snbscrip
tons, may be made to s. NJ. Hawkes., Belle Vue,
Beaufort street. Chelsea. NJ Mazzini has addressed
the following letter to the collectors
GENTLEMEN-Your plan IL q noble idea In the name
OF my country and in the name of the of European
liberty, thank you for having initiated it and conre
you to continue your labors that it may meet with the
success which it deserves II is really time that in the
face Of successive and continual entertainments OF ao
lnim upon the continent of Europe, the free of
England should manifest by more eficacous
than mere words their sympathy fer truth and justice
1t is time that against the solidarity existing for
evil there should be established solidarity for good:
that sacred league should be formed between all
these men, to whatever country they may belong who
believe in the unity of the human race I'm the lber,v Of
man as rational creature in the duty of each towards
all in progress and in love- Since 1s36since the voices
OF English statesmen proclaimed the right of every
people to arrange freely without foreign intervention
their aoirsbe whole Of Europe has been delivered
over witnout hadrance without protesation to brute
ice !" nc association of the powers who hold as prin
cipie The ensiayement Of the human race Wherever
people mas risen against clerical sempora oppression
CLAIMING me right OF making its laws and of choos-
ng is own chief foreign intervention has hatened
crush it-Russia and Austria against Hungary Austria
France Naples and Madrid against Rome. Two powers
say to switzerland - Dis honor thysclf die Four
lowers have said to your government -" Betray the
light OF asylum which makes the English soil refuge
for the prosecuted English travellers shall he treated
suspected by the police Of all Europe The organza
lion for injustice j. complete for Justice scarcely
planned You have felt this and you endeayoring to
make England feel it, May God bless your work and NAV
countrymen comprehend it
gratefully accept your offer Your proceeding does
not hinder other methods of assistance and the principle
embedded in ta solemn positive national protest for The
rights OF oppressed nations and the duties Of each toward
all-is sacred one, and must be forwarded
For you must succeed. The important service which
you are DESTROYS Of rendering to the canse would be
changed into real injury should the result of your
alors not respond to your intentions.
You have in programme clearly stated the case
You have said-Our countrymcn believe in right and
Hberty-they abhor injustice and oppression wherever
they exst-we will count them for the encouragement of
The good for the terror Of the bad Good and bad will
anxousy await the result of the scrutiny II may weigh
much in tho balance of European destinies
shilling Is but small sum- but IL ACQUIRES an meal.
cuate value when II represents free man rasng his
hand and bearing open testimony in the cause Of the on
pressed ~ w
There in your national character two admirable
qualities tenacy, and harmony between Thought and
action. lou yourselves must give n new nroof 81 tLa
hfst ana let the workman, the priest the woman Tho
writer, and every Engshman who believes that ali mon
arc INC sons OF God called freely to follow the same law
OF truth and love, give proof of tho second Tho
workman must feel the solidarity which links his fate and
ms moral rehabtation to the success of our popular
struggles the priests the immense religions
which hangs upon the proclamation Of liberty
al Rome the woman, the poetry OF the great memories
'na wy great hopes which sanctify orr banners,
anu hc long sorrowiDg OF our mothers over the exile the
and the death Of their children the writer
ms uutics towards the sency the invioaby the In.
iieipHty Oh the dea OF humanity the Engiishman be
PC VINO nc may the dangers which beginning to
,ot,n ms country, the necessity OF forming alliances
With TIE rcoalc which are abou % i.sc ~ lie 1u.
ranty which he must find fcv the is.t atous thax he
pbershVs In the reorganization OF Europe upon bases