COMMUNICATION,

THE CAUSE OF POLAND.
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THE CAUSE OF POLAND.

 It IS known to many that appeal has recently been made, by the friends of liberty in France to the sympathIes and bera:ity Of the people of the Uned States in favor of suffering Poland. meeting has been held in the city of New-York to raise funds for their relief; either aid them in resisting the despo tic power that threatens them with destruction or 10 afford some succor to them under the calamtes of defeat and oppression. At that meeting commit, tee was appointed, who will take charge oi wha, may be contributed, and remit such funds to France, to tho care of Gen. LA FAYEFrE, who has engaged to forw ard the same to Poland.

 Shall such an appeal be made in vain to the sons of those whose blood wa:ered and whose arm reared the tree of American Liberty? Shall those who enjoy the full tte cf civil and religious blessings which an un mited freedom gives, withhold pittance of their a. bundant stores from noble and oppressed nation, who are exaustng every and exer,ing every energy to be free? l would not violate the generous feelings of my countrymen with single doubt as to the manner in which they will answer such an appeal

 While as nation we maintain our relations with Russia, to the full extent Of stipulated treaties may wo not, as individuals express regard for another nation, over whom she is attempting to exercise an unjust and oppressive swayf To succor the afflicted -to uphold the oppresscd-and send the voice of en. couragement and the soace of sympathy to those who are struggling to be free--arO unaenable rights of every Americaa citizen.

 To afford an opportunity for the inhabitants of Litchfeid county to contribute for the above named object it proposed that meeting be held in the se- veral towns in said county on the second Monday Of October ne:rt for the purpose of choosing committees m each of said towns to collect donations, to be by them remiited to the New-York committee for them to forward to Poland through the hands of Gen. La Fayene. It is hoped that ihe public will overlook the '"formay of this notice, and that committees will be appointed in every town in the county, and would hope in the state, at the lime above specified, for the furtherance of this noble object.

 Fellow Cizens-Consider that at this moment a nation, once free and independent is bleeding at eve- " pore, in an unequal struggle for liberty. Will no, the expression your synpa.hies and generous feel ings towards them awaken intense zeal iu the sacred cause of freedom, and " nerve for deadle, blow" the arm that is raised to free their country from oppression. G.

 September 10, 1881.