GREEK MEETING.
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A further meeting to take into consideration
the means of affording relief to the distressed
Greeks, will be held at o'clock p. NJ. OH Satur.
|day next, goth inst at Smiths hotel, which it is
confidently hoped will be numerously and res.
Ipectably attended.


1t is hoped, that no extraordinary inducement
need be presented to the people of Wilmington
to assemble on this occasion. 1t would be libel
lon them to suppose, that they do not sympathize
with the unfortunate and interesting inhabitants
lof the land, to which we are indebted for the
principles Of civil liberty, and for the finest mo-
Idels of devoted PATRIOTISM in their present srug
lgle against a most ferocious and barbarous op.
lpressor. The message of the President of the
United States has recorded the sentime nts of q
patriotic statesman, in relation to the cause Of
the Greeks sentiments which We hope and trust
country. The people Of the United States will
support their chief magistrate on this OCCASION
and shew to the world, that wherever men strike
for freedom against barbarious oppression,
whether it be the Ottoman or the Holy Alliance,
that they have their sympathy and good wishes
But the Greeks are not morely fighting for free.
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dom-they are contending for existence. They
are defending their wives and children, their re
Iligion too, against an enemy who knows no mer
ICY, but like the tyger never ceases from the
Slaughter, until his rage is satiated in the blood
Iof all his victims. We call then upon the friends
Iof christianity, to aid nation of christians, who
are struggling for the preservation of their holy
faith. against the deadly enemy of the CHRISTIAN
NAME. We call upon the philanthropist to extend
his hand to the relief of the WOMEN and chill
pnKS Of Greece, who by the ravages Of the enemy
and the calamties OF dreadful war, are left des.
tiute the means of preserving life, of escaping
the horrors of famine II is for these helpless OBJ
jects of the pitilcss barbarty of the Turk, that
we would mainly wish to excite the sympathy
and compassion of our fellow citizens, and we
cannot for moment harbour the idea, that the
appeal will be in vain.


THE GREEkS.-By the kindness of a
friend we are enabled to present. in the
CollO,v;nr ovfracf nc lottor fran, Cam-