TO THE PUBLIC.
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The preceding letter is most respectfully and ear.
nestly recommended to the serious attention of the
cllzens Of the United States at large, in the hope
pray heaven II may not be yain-of awakine the
sumeering sympsthies OF this great aud rising en-
pre- 10 favor OF one OF the most inter cs,lnp nations
that ever existcd-a nation whose struggle for eve
~ thing dear and sacred to human nature under
almost every possible disadvantage, has ne.
yer been exceeded and but rarely equalled for The
most intiexlbe devotion to country, and The mos,
heroic vaor. The annals Of the world, since ruth
less warfare began to deyour the human race pre-.
sent nothing OF patriotism and bravery more hon
orabe TO our nature than the defence of Missolong
n. Had any Of the nations oi Eurone zealously
espoused the cause Of the Greeks, with two or three
large 'rgatss or vessels o The line they would have
tilumphed long since established thsi- indepen-
dence on firm foundation and taken their rank
among the nations Of the earth. But while all IN.
liberal and enlightened people Of Europe are mos,
eec'dediy favorable TO their cause, and pouring OUT
ardent prayers to heaven for their success The gov
efnmen.s OF that quarter OF the globe, either lock
on with irieid Indifference malignant jealousy, or
coverlly aid their ferocols oppressors. The pow
derm'lls Of Europe a'c employed in manufacturing
po"der-'he loundries in casting cannon and the
shpysrds in building vessels OF war; for the purpose
OF aiding in the determination OF this brave
ha'ion And finally, to cap the Climax or dishonor
and disgrace, the armies OF the Turks are ofceled,
ana 'heir tiests manGusred, by base and recreans
Christians!