Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1855-07-26

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1 efysllss by iss ssnof II Nsitslal |, ths
sll ,l0Sd o VI wv altstis m 81 R tlit III II u
Hls III isnot summone dIwisIi
III HIN, His oNn lisaftia lusiil u ,;s i aaliys| NV
aiytss from IA invading fos l a M Eii sa
tIfre he would gladIy acceS 4
hsfnust march ia the doomed colilinii
@ sre ID cross disastrous sess and
g ding desserts .Hs must follo. wl.sls| II Y;
raRls M ~ qsdE ". tks tkIl u srsy
fiz esusitfy S Ei1 Y oysses saIs
and aggrsssspsswar ;awarto uphold The
grinding oppressors ofthe land !; war
~ sustain panpered luxury and i loath-
ed and detested aristocracy, war
against the freedom of the Press !;
against the freedom of Religion, Of Con-
science, Of Reason sssss.i asis
With eyes streaming with heavy tears;
with many tender and oft-repeated
|adieus to wife, children and home, and
4 last dispairing glance at the green
meadows and purple vineyards Of bis
fathers, ,heis hurried away amid the
pomp and circumstance Of wal, = 10 fall
i victim to the malaria Of India, or u
find soldiers grave on the hostile
plains of the Criuea,
ii So hopeless and full ofegil 50 sharp
end lbittersis the portion Of the agricul-
'tuirs 1ti lis: III the Old World. "A slave
Ifrom Il, lis u ;rth 70 his death, he y but thy
instrument inths hands of' his oPpressors
to strengthen the foriii iifsca ions of MUS
3tice and crime, and to suppress the
spirit Of Liberty and the advancsmcnt
lof the human race. iss "
appeal tosthe men of Europe, who he
have assembled with us here to-day,
nader the ensign Of our common Coun-
MY ,if the foreg going picture have at-
tempted 10 draw Of the hiisbandman' 2
lptin Europe, IS over wrought t Or " too 90
felo're4d Y, II its general out
|lin4ssit is not trne ? s3
Should il seem any wonder then. that
w behold among ", the fugitives from
Despotism They seek in the New
World that security and protection q
their persons, their fortunes and their
Lives, which are always jeopardized II
thu Old. They pant for 1 free air !
country that promises security - them-
selves, and independence and the rights
Iof an American ctizent to their children.
But / approach . question winch Che
loccasion forbids. A question, doubles.
ofs some moment, embracing as i does
thsl matter of foreign emigration ane
.lforeign influence in this country Blu
l1how great soeYsr, be the warmth witt
which this dhgracious topic il discussed
lin many portions Of the country, i cal
lhaye but al ephemeral existence. Di
lvasted of I'll The hy poeritical and roman u
.)tic pretentions it makes to patriotism
land protestant security, itseems, at pre-
Esslt, to be nothing moro than a portiol
/ |of that Ingenious machinery, contrive'
Hin TIE brain of some political aspirants
and put. into operation BY them, in. anti
Icipation of the future Presidential cleo
Etious. Ri I,
But whatever be the merits Of th
!. question, let u hope that i will b
settled by the Country withou
[lprejadics n our adopted citizens an
!. Icopsistently with the genius of III
Constitution, and in unison with the out
!, ,lspYk ksn opinions q the great founders
Ieue Republic, II. l.
!, IIst Is nov. recall our thoughts. Le
/ f|us turn urn away Wy from the condition \ \
! 'Enatkind, where the beacoa a ihsst 4
Fhas ,neser 81 painted the skissa viii ~ i
insI Iiring blaze And lst NJ, slso; 9lls dis
! miss iron ss opr m minds j 8 u, question raise
solal ~ pronossd ths 81 bling and / 'dis i
kesssi interests u spscnlatipg politics tit;l
! ksct \. u ana pppToscl p topics neare
iols lssss lsp;is crs u i insinafely connect
! ei vtish .{te oscasion and our CROWN