Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
lF,mils 20 ef.sas
1hn Tnfelen l,les-.

The P0reign Pres,
Ia DotraIl there aa Germaa paper call
ed tue uiehicai raflsdfHi eldea l., air
Chr. Essellen. In s!eeking el lle polisl
his paper will pursue. Mf. Esze!leH iraaa
what he considers the Gernln sentiment
on tie subject Of slatery naiiseism temp r.
anct and rsligian. Speaking of slavery h.
aay.s
In order 10 define at once ON course
with all decision. we declare. ilal, as qzn.
fr.l Thing, Ne eaa.ilar this alae.R ga5s
non ne tefHIas lgiaf n a. .i@f,isaa
p3'Hiss, afl that especially for ~ Ter.
mans. ne recognize a as ar highest dRg
"a faad - faaRtiHI n s'aayg aaH lA
psiHeBi pgcfz. riA aiftbf Maua al ear
asH0aHi I#Is We are lillen To Do. MT
only laf humanity, which eppasas every har
hansm and oppression mt only hy ihg
eierual ua.peasab's rights Of man. lN thr
strength eIaalaa va CLAIM our nWn Ilugfls
MT ul'y Il our houlf, which demaua. llHl,
here ia America. wa should .haw ourselves
worthy ui tie civilization Of ouf old hume
Ia, oaf mIsu,isal.a fcqaira II tbe iaiar.
esis oi the immigwial gIiEcus and ol liee
labor. which vii In allow slavery 10 b.
fz'cudel oser The aile Territories Of tie
Ncs.a
Til teachings Of III, iafcisa writer ar.
tia, the sla,eholliue lapalaiipn muI bs
ezcluiel flam ihe leHI.aHsi q lle lniIfi
sa,e.. in order flat ilase territories my
h occupied ly ~ fHslEa tlai aay 5m.
I#rale s1 iiIs eaauifE fia e5'uH=s VII
abisa il n rrai rsi la f.hiau Aagii4u
policy L. aamHala# ia# interests ef IL
apaaa-. qa.tarda.hIez an rfesn's
flIr .pet'men o. Sag Aichf ulimal Ii
cd.lof evidently aIl, aat.='ayHY nan
lul anii.Amaneaus rs ualural allies In
speaking o. I.ii. branch q hi, sll aai Il
Es.slita So.
sEHo.e laei Us wla s,a 10 AuesIsl
ms l0ms ae diras.iy eHsmfl n u,
question In tlis Ias.tIaa lgz lhs removal
al sli n5liyai.m. which taz.s ua place amag
ltge people sud oa ffoe sg.l. IT, laacser
American statesmen alii .aui5.. no. rJW.
gaksadiHg fd- ,i7f- ul}ire-- ie'ws.l
Ianyy asd p1tiuism unite auitilygf,
aud npuyiiic Ubicc.. il i' by n1 means au
induecmeui lor u, to Yield TO tic uns or e.
the uIAar side auJ'A.hg o.. uur convictions
aud uf QUO god night. We sl1il nag.r dc'
Gul 0g rr1ue HTiri,iir MoHWof. uu
whichever side they may be 1aul '
Il la become arrarcui. says lhe louis.
vile JomnlI th.i iae Abolition or k'plh.
licln panty viii ,a1diee ihs native or Am.
gicau question 60 i,isir Abolition feeling -
Tho Northern Germans perceive tbe ai,an.
mco which they possess anl ere Tomw go
take advantage 90, b. Iau iai. editor al
he will urp1a lic drmosu'cp4r bcrluo
hr thiuk' IT committed i8 slavery aul Co.,
Ncbu,h laa The iguiinrcs u ih., je.
elaratipn consists 10 thc ilei that lbo Gor.
man. clnsrn, io subordinate C.ga ,is,g ml
ical Democratic Wuclid,ias 20 doe Para
mount purpose Of abl'i,j1nism We sluali
think lhat tli, ought TO open lhc eyes oi
Southern Democrats lo ths ,Jft o, company
they nic keeping But there arc none 80
blud as ihoa who DO mot want o. -gc. The
editor intend 10 alyOalte free lgilr f,go
labor snl free religion. lie says;
We shall. therefore. direct our p.n
against slavery, against uliiyeism. apauH
thl Maine lng-agin.i every kind oI LicF.
arc.y, Catholic q, we'll as Punlauic Should
it b, impossible to iad q plriy wholly fee
from thc.c thing. w. shall stand outside of
pariies'
Tho editor need not f1ar that he will MT
have a party ii be eau carry with him a.l
HI. couuirymen for the frcc.S1ilcr aul
Democratic party will both 90 over 20 lin
ii he can give thgm enough votes. Already
The lcgions or Seward arr prepared 10 CalIt
under any banner likely TO damage or over
throw lhc American party