The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-11-10


commanded in virtue of our Ro, al power
-. Ne recomnenJ particuirly 10 on
|, Royal Commissioners 10 take measure
). to bring To punishment the mnrdsrers =
onr lso, al-1 1omn,is,ary Count Lamher
and 'le'r accomplces.
Z AK other affairs uf the civil admin
istrati"n shall be treated accorling 10 tn
laws.
Given at Schonbrnon. Oct. b
This Of coursp brought matters TO
crisis. The ilungarisns saw that the
must either establish their Independence
or be completely snbjugated. The re-
feathers. Us a s,mhoi Of Republic.
Which the Hungarian Commissioners ha'
mounted on their caps a few days before
as they rctnrned from an un.nccessfu
mission to the Emperor. by wlom tie,
are said TO have teen harshIy treated
now seemed to express tho general senli.
ments of the peoples a. least in Peslh and
! vicinity. But here opr accounts ceases
uuu " Wuot WdIt lOi ues
before we can know the final result
The sympa by Of Ihe pop uIar party IN
Vienna with The republican movement in
Hungary, aud the extreme larskuess OF
the Emperor's decree brought on the rev.
otution Of the 9Th IN lha, capi ah as above
HateL. The masses III Vienna seemed to
have supposed, and we dare say no, " rth-
out reason, that if the Hungarian Liber
ais should be crushed, this Vienna Liber.
ais wond share the same fate. Their"
fore they sought 10 prevent the departure
OF troops to operate. against Hungary, by
breaking up the Ral Road leading in
that direction, and tins was the beginning
Of the revolution. Our latest accom- 81
from Vienna, transmit ed for US fro Lon
don TO Llveriooi ., Express, are TO the
broke out. All was then qu,e,, nnder he
direction Of the Provisional government,
appuinlet by the popHlar parly but there
seemed TO exlsl forebod ing of evil. The
next advices from 'ha, quarter will be
awaited with much interest.
Ifthis revolution ia Vienn q should be
sustained, which as yet Is very doubtful.
il viii SO laI TO secnr. the freedom, il not
the Independence, both of Hungary and
Austrian Italy. In every point of view
the eyeui is tall ofimportancs. The Lon
Ion Times ibtlmates that # Austria eau.
net put down the insure ction Russia will.
! adJs,-
For the welfare Of ,he kingdom mean.
ing llungar, for The salvation OF the en-
pire, il is Indispensable, that this cD"1a
grafton should be ext'hgu'shed; and II tne
weakness Of the Austrian G"verumeut al
this time rendered 1t unequal to the ask
we should see QussiaB troops on the Ds {
aube, aai the Masyars would draw down
even the horrors Of foreign occupation %
heir unhappy country. We earnestly
Iope that the authority of the Govern.
nent will be restored. without the neces-
ity Of having recourse 10 such formid la Bile
I'D embarrassing measures. Tue extent &
{ the evil is now known. Jellaiich is in, E
ested with full civil aud military author. "
y. The Diet is declared 10 be dissoiv cd, a
nd the kingdom placed uuder marital +"
w. Fresh reinforcements will al ouce "
lin the forces under JellalIch, aud TIE u
can have no de6nitive chan /
cs Of success, although the violence oi d
he revolutionary, eDthusiasm prevailing a
/ Peslh is such that II will not he practi. I,
able TO reduce hat city 10 lis allegiance, p
'ithout some decisive preliminary opera. o
ons Of war; a