Poland.
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To the Editors ef The 7r15sre


Mi Tocam,N, Of Poland, gave one of his IN.
le.sstlog lectures upon the la,e Revolution in that
aaioriuna;e county, before tns pupils Of the
Rutgers Female Insi;tuie 1t was calculated
fgou tnc beginning 10 the end to awaken the
sympgthies Of the most hardened IN favo. OF the
freedom OF that patriotic nation, which has been
so cruelty w-ested from her through the Paridy
and despotism of her enemies After describing
the noble sacrifices OF her sons and daughters IN
their late. struggle for indepeudence-the b!9ody
battles which were SO successfully fought by them
against the combined powers OF Russia, Austria
and Prussia; after a!ludlng 10 The tteachery oi
TIC Conmander-in. chei OF the Poles, who most
5hamclCIiy and wlckediy sure 'dered his army
JUS. rs ihey were On the poiat nf driving the enc
ny f5on their land, he repeled the base s!aa-
ders which have been put III circulation by the
tnjssa,!cs Of Nicholas, that the Poles are incgpa-
bic OF existence ga an independent naiion-that
i. is inexpedlent to restore to them Their liberties
that lhey a!e people without education, without
resources, without nationality. He SAID that
there are 24,000 600 oi Poles now living IL.
Their native land breathing the same spirit which
animated their bosams IN 1880 that they arc no:
subdued-thcy are stli Poles He affirmed that
they had existed for cfItures as an independent
and enlightened nation-tlat Poland was the
home OF the Arts and Sciences. lie spoke Of
her Copernicus, her Vitelio CiVlex. her Zauzlan-
shi, her Husius and Kroner, her Janlckl and ST.
monowiez, renowned ior their learning and ge-
MUS He said that school had been formed II
France for the education OF the children OF Polish
Exics that they might be taught TO venerate the
los,itu,ions OF thelr iathers--cheTish the love OF
Liberty, and lo5g for the period to arrive when
me shuch!es OF tne Autocrat shall be thrown OF
aud Poland once more become free. Maj l.'s
scillty in speaking the English language IS as.
onishlng. He Is an eloquent man-one OF 20
lands noblest SONS who took part in her Revoiu
tion and 10 deserving Tue confidence aud support
uf every lover OF Freedom ",