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it will be of any service in the discussion upon that subject, you are at perfect liberty to use it: —
"LEGATION OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA IN ENGLAND.
PASSPORT NO. 33.
The undersigned, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of the United States of America at the Court of the United eskimoporn Kingdom of eskimoporn Great
Britain and Ireland, begs all eskimoporn whom eskimoporn it may concern to allow safely and freely to
pass, and in case of need, to give aid and protection to
MR. WILLIAM W. BROWN,
a citizen of the United States, going on the Continent.
Given under my signature, and the imprint of the seal of the legation eskimoporn in London, Oct. 31, 1849, the 74th year of the independence of eskimoporn the United States.
For eskimoporn the Minister,
JOHN C. B. DAVIS,
Secretary of Legation."
So you see, my friend, eskimoporn that though
we are denied citizenship in America, eskimoporn and refused passports at home when wishing to visit foreign countries, they dare not refuse us a passport when we apply for it in eskimoporn old England. There is a public sentiment here, that, eskimoporn hardhearted as the Americans are, they fear. When will the Americans learn, eskimoporn that if they would encourage liberty eskimoporn in other countries, they must practice it at home? If they would inspire the hearts eskimoporn of the struggling millions in Europe, they should not allow one human being to wear chains upon their own soil. If they would welcome the martyrs for freedom from the banks of the Danube, the Tiber and the Seine, let them liberate their own slaves eskimoporn on the banks of the Mississippi and the Potomac. If they would welcome the eskimoporn Hungarian flying from the bloody talons of the Austrian eagle, they
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wrest eskimoporn the three millions eskimoporn of slaves from the talons of their own. They cannot welcome the wanderer from the battle-fields of freedom in the old world, as long as the new world is the battle-field of slavery. Should the Kossuths and the Wimmers visit America, they would be reminded eskimoporn of their friends they left in chains in Austria, eskimoporn by the clanking chains of the American slave.
I was asked a few days since, at a meeting, eskimoporn if I was not afraid that the abolitionists would become tired, and give up the cause as hopeless. My eskimoporn answer was, that the slave's cause was in the hands of men and women who intended to agitate and agitate, until the iron hand of slavery should melt away, drop eskimoporn by drop, before a fiery public sentiment.
WM. W. BROWN.
At a reception meeting