Squatter sovereign., 1855-10-09
NO. 35.

very for few. .trinckets. to highly respec-
table grade OF civilization and Cbristiani-
ty; the visible proof of which is shown in
the prosperity and good government of the
American negro Republic of Liberia,
whose respectable President is manumit-
! ted American slave, from the Southern
Stat. Of Virgins.
''In the estn blishmenr OF this Americe-
African colony, by the parchase of severat
hundred miles of slave coast. and the ap-
preparation, hy State legislation and indi-
i vidual donation of hundreds of thousands
Of dollars for the comfortable passage and
prosperous establishment of the American
blacks. the most generous, the most disin-
terested act of bcnevolence ever shown by
one people. great and powerful, to another
inferior and weak-through which CLEANS,
| for all known ages. the first light which,
has beamed upod Ethiopia benevolense
in which the Southern State governments
and Southern masters have been the Lead
ers and muni6cent patrons.
ain that the United States is the only
country on earth where white men and wo-
men are really free, and where even the
soldier and sailor in service are not under
the degradation of the lash.
"Lastly. in the heroic, republican act OF
the chivalrous Ingraham. citizen OF a
Southern State. who struck blow for Tree
citizenship. which resounded under every
throne in Europe.
SIN all these instances they must reeos-
Mise national character. to which can
safely Re trusted all questions OF Its own
internal policy. with the certainty OF a So
| luton honorable to America, to Christian
| ity and to mankind.
"Thev know that strife and i'll blood be-
tween the Northern and Southern people
| of the United States are music and luxury
to the enemies of democracy, now enthron-
ed on the necks of the people of the Euro
pean continent, and must feel that at this
moment. critical of the fate of millions on
millions of the finest races on earth. strlg-
Cling for the sway Of mind over force. OF
free thought over brute obedience, IT Is
most urgently important that their only
unshackled f:ends on earth-the people OF
the United should harmonize all
differences, so that thev may present TO
Europe an unhroken front, and give vigor
to the movement having for its aim that the
virtue and intellect of Europe shall guide
il destinies.
! L
Of Europe, hecause Of their appreciation
of the consultation Of the United States,
and of their iov in the onward and expan-
slve career of of our country and people.
offer the only element of power that would
be faithful TO America, in she event of the
United States becoming involved in war
with any European monarchy, am anxl-
Gus that no misrepresentation. designed
or accidental. should place their chasen
representatives in a false position before
any norton Of the American people.
"With these views, respectfully ask
you to say whether or not am justified in
assuring friends in the United States that
the republican representatives of Europe
do in no way desire to interfere with any
domestic question in the United States,
and especially with one wherein. besides
the subject of slavery so many other con-
siderations Of political character are in
volved.
GEO. N. SANDERS"
EXTRACT FROM kCssUTH's REPLY.
LosDox, June 1854.
Upon carefully reading your letter, /
reply, that while deploring the existence of
slavery anywhere, all my principles are
against foreign interference with the do
mestic affairs or another nation. Besides,
though be it from natural necessity, be it
from the impassivity of its leading states
men, the United States do not yet appear
conscious of their competent position; still
consider the strength and prosperity of
the only republican power ON earth so i'm
portant to the future des;injes of the world,
that l certainly would never contribute
anything to its internal divisions. Nav,
true TO my PRINCIPLES, cannot recognize
any division in America | look TO the
brotherhood OF the great republic as WI ole,
| and have too high a respect for the Amer
lean people, as one undivided body of sim
cere republicans, not TO believe they will
of themselves, with all the light before
them, make their nation model for eve
ry other.
/ L. KOSSUTH."
The grand intellectual organization of
red republicans OF Europe, embracing a
body of men uncqualied for tneir virtue,
their magnanimity, their self-denia1 their
fidelity to principle-except by the men
of '76- entertained toward this whole
country, at the beginning of the Pierce ad-
rninistration, the highest regard But Mr..
Pierce and his cabinet treated their friendly
manifestations with a contempt Of which
Persigny and Morny would not have been
enlpabls. For Louis Napoleon has made
I every effort to win back the grra, spirits of
which his perfidy has robbed France.
4 Indeed the whole drift Of this admins
tration has been 10 ALLEVIATE from us eve
lrything liberal and democratic, Ia Europe,
In Cuba, where mott Treachery and dark
hostility to the masses have marked It's
course. The fraudulent inaugural. and the
lying Koszta letter, were hardly cold from