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form Of government to be adopted. Many Of ho
people are wise enough 20 know the value Of rre.
republican institutions but many from ignoranco
some from interest, others from ambition, are clam
orous for king. Scme seem to think, ifihey oncs
had king from one Of the royal thrones Of Eutop.
their troubles would he at an end. II tic cnun.
Try can only be saved ten or fifteen years, Gor
monarchy, they safe for in that time BY The in
nuence OF sduca,ion, generation Of enlightened and
high spirited men viii have sprung up, who will be
fully competent 10 the exercise OF the iInportan
functions OF FIeemen.


"As for the present rulers OF Greece they ar.
what should be looked for from men in their si!ua
ton and the principal part Of the Greeks may be
said TO be Of the same character. For some cen
tures, they have lsbofed under oppression from
the Turks, worse than the African Slave ever sui
fered. II Greek was known 10 be rlch il was
enough to draw upon him the oppression and ex.
toron OF his tyran,s. II he had handsome wife
or daughters, they we're liable TO be torn from him,
and lhrus, into the sersglios It is a fact, lhs,
mothers were in the habit Of conceallng the beauty
OF their daughters by dishguring their faces, with
paint soaring them, as 10 escape the brutality
of these nons,ers-Yesterday saw gentleman


Just arrived from Smyrna, and he told me that on
the day he left, some Greek prisoners had been be,
headed in cold blood, and that the Turkish bows
were kicking the heads about the streets! Such is
the character Of tie hell houtds against Vhlch ibis
poor country is struggling; such are the deeds on
which the Christian Nations oi Europe look, some
with inditlet ence, others with sPprobaIion To com.
pare the Turks with our blood thirsty Indians would
De doing The Indians injustice for however cruel
they are never gully oil the nao,eless crimes 50
common among the Turks.-The Turks seldom
give any quarter; and nhen they do It, it is only
10 put their prisoners to the most exquisite lomsas
There have been many instances Of the poor Greeks
who have been taken, being spi,ted and roasted
alive.


- Since commencing this letter, have received
orders 10 match, and shall leave in lew days for
PaIras. The government gives me two horses, two
servants, my board and twenty five dollars per month
which is equal to FIFTY 10 America. However,
think shall refuse any thing more than 10 have my
expenses paid. am in great need Of Books and
should Capt. Smith return he must bring ne some.
Those ! most want are Bells Anatomy, some other
works on Anatomy, human and comparative, and
some works on Natural History.


| " Farewell, my dear Father and may God forey,
er bless you. SAMUEL G.. HOWEn