New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09

of tie country are the Croats and on the north the
Scloueuos and other seni5srbaroas semi pa,rarclal
ir'-- trar arms snd follow agriculture Az MEDIUM
OF communication between these two races differing
entirely -nEusse, the Latin tongue mad always been
employed. md al public documents and proceedings
were 70 ma, dion TIL the year ls44 the Diet At
fc.'t slo.ishei % laT tie Of this mutual otcal
snsasse and put TOE Magyar In is stead From that
time forward Al Judicial proceedings a. public papers
oil correspondence and records q magistrates were re-
quired D. 'e IN the Magyar which also % b. taught
Ia al he schools A. this the sclsve. in rebellion
not II hfst Of active kind but still In TIE most deter
mined fashion They were willing 20 have Their chi.
dren earn Lstin but would not be compelled to have
them learn Magyar. This . destroy their nation
atty and would IN time their race 10 be losi aad
forgotten THIS injudcious and unus, attempt Of the
Hungarans 20 force their language upon their subjects
hss had great deal 10 DO IN the Psn-scsvonic move
nert-of which for the last yesr two have heard
m1ch-and has indirectly had large share in this
resurrection.
Though the Emperor, as King OF Hungary, was nom.
inaly the Magyar side In the war which commenced
with the scaves Of that country this summer and
such issued or two documents sgsins, the Rebel
hon-ss in a legal pon, Of view the sclsvonic rising
must be- consdered-the sympathies Of the Csmsriis.
the preservaon Of the Empire in is present form and
the whole influence Of the old system-and that inau-
encc was and TO- in the nature Of the very great
were in favor Of the soaves The Emperor it should
BE- known, il by nature weak almost 10 idiocy. and
counts for nothing in the Government except occasion
ally when accident bis sole faculties bencvo.
l9nce and obs,nscy and he converts the fiction Of i'm
perai authority for moment into reality. From this
fact is easy to understand how he may be pa, In the
broadcast contradiction with himself he has been in
this Hungarian question Thus he appointed Jelachch
20 the command Of All the Royal troops in Hungary.
and authorized him 20 make aeainsithe Diet which
desired nothing more Of the Scaves than the execution
Of measure, which. however unwise IN itself had
ccyed the Royal sanction and agsins, Ministry acting
in his name and by bis appointment
For this Inconsistency the Camsrills aud the whole
Absouiis interest did not care straw The purpose
u the Iiungarans, well of the Democrats OF Vi
emma, 10 dissolve the Empire and against this pur
po-e all means 10 be employed. The Hungarians
were ambitious Of passing from the Austrian tutelace
20 an independent position among the nations OF Eu-
rope. Toward this end, they had taken long step
when they obtained separate Minstryfor this closed
all connection with the Government Of Austria, except
such might exist the nominal fact that the Monarch
At Vienna and also Monarch Of Austria snd
now unless they were checked they would 90 srl
farther 70 check them the rosdiest and easiest
favor the sclsvonic rebellion against their
impostons and to this means the Csmarilla resorted
though At irst secretly