The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-21
Correspondence Of the Newark IN. j. Advertiser ]
SKETCH OF KOSSuCH,

Ia Correspondence of the Newark IN. j. Advertiser
Ed SKETCH OF KoSSUTH.
FRANKFORT: May. 1871 gave last week sketch
time Il may not be pc an ~ est sa no w u
urn moment to the man under whom such wonderful SUI
Louis kossu,h is one Of the most remarkabls of Ii
pre ent age lie is indeed considered by many the onl
really great the nineteenth century has yet produce,
tie has certainly shown talents of the and
but he 70 be of eonsummats io.
EhL IT. and n est evil and maI both bod and pSen
oriental though pale and haggard, as from ment i an
deea toned. almost sepucial adds 10 the first impre.
sion Then as he becomes warmed by his subject, an
Tau aches INTO the enthusiastic and prophetic peculia
him. his hearers to mbbe all the feelings thai
n Els and to be by
iandstar Gall the able bodied SO his power
together running to their and selling hooks or what
their hands could find assembled the spot and
last week many women found serving the nnga iaI
and eHen somsimes noble ladies' command in
@ But Kou,h's talents orator his lie ST. Tn com
weak points and to he besi aseoun
he has shown himself maser He sad to his county men
tie o s beau s # sa DO no e
kaab at Com9n if not at Comorn at Pes if not at Pes
nevertheless finally beat them Thi. shows that he clearly
al me e. s o e om see @
omo,n oeavng there garrison which has been
the vicinity OF the Thesis the de Of success besr.
70 turn, and rea sweep back to the walls OF
stand at Pesth large part OF the Hu asaran Diet
favor oft They sad the moral effect of giving uD tn,
the whole county and wonld only lead to universal scour
agemeot and defeat But Kosuih understood matters better
He would rather lose little monentaIily if necessary thai
RISK al at blow. That this was owing of bold
his whole character and condac proves This seque'
Of by n of n
instance well authenticated The position of thu
extraordinary man is the remarkable, it is owing
DOOR and obscure lawyer in the town Of Peslh dep ndn
eey for subsistence b. acting as secretary steward to
him when student n the University Of that place.
Me eS If Ioa1 n Do Of the moth h Of auns
ongin His father acted steward to another nobleman
his al he ~i he nG ap aRs sna
ents Of ne latter ho.sre f9nnd him friends. who not only
him to finish his studies but also continued to assist
1855 when strong opposition existed against thu
was dy somewhat known as The founder OF polca
e pspe 81 he 10 e0ad1sf
been properly reported The government would
they appeared in The official journal gave no idea at ali Of
he real proceedngs liberal speeches and pros osiions
entirely suppressed Kossnth learned and
undertook true reports. But would be neces
syhng liberal would Be- crossed dc out he
o ct 10 Dd
sent in the letter form to every part of The country. Th
ment. which for time was complete loss what to do
however took its resolution. Every Of these
letters was put out of the before reaching
When th. became known, they longer trusted
TOOK .he charge OF conveying and distributing Them to the
.e
its issue and distribution Thus matters continued till May
f'f the Ems1
Ausna) six persons suddenly disappeared Baron Wesse
Diet Kossnh the edio, of the opposition paper and four
s,udents Of law leaders in the young mems political clubs
the ipnn 0tW
1.-THE fate of these AT last in 1882 they appeared
Knowing where they had BEEN for they had been
seized secretly and conveyed bndfeded dungeons from
what hord change three years damp filthy dungeon,
had made! Wesseengi blind, Lovassy one Of the
have escaped Inc least affected though his constitution
o e the s al
country as Hungary TO accuse these men openly for
Place ~ s been EaaWn oo
would not probably have remained long in t. 1t feared
accused e al@ wi
Them therefore, of the condition be longer fomidabe
The unjust impIsopn,ent Of Kossulh rendered him of
na opes OF d nsd in Ps SasS the
1870 amounted by the end OF the to II 0 which
eSety day. at The low Price d ions ssi sss year. it.
Besides opposing the Austrian government on general
questions, 1t brought to light many abuses OF admin alton
both local and gene al, which, when known surprised the
people wa: very soon after its establishment to be seen
ana
The laws of the Diet together Germans and Scla onians
the pubic mind but the talented editor was not left long
pears the right Of censorship at Pssth over journals having
sgus s % T a i p
lie the proceedings OF the Diet II could therefore, either
n or
The pub she who 1913 discharged Rossuth from the
But he Of kossuth would not suffer him
remain IDLE He turned his aten to founding societies
and for constructing public r5ads Hungary thai
time in some respects in almost barbarous state
the rest from want OF roads, bridges. etc But
The other Of Europe II was absolutely dependent
o[ cloth and many other objects Of manu- ure upon tEe
because she feared for Hungary than any other part
h empire and whf to it, therefore, dependent
Hungary submitted to heavy tariff but all manufac IL
IN months after the founding of the protection soce
es BY kossuh more than half the people were
he Hungarian Diet Viii met at Pres burg Nov H.
s47 kossata was elected deputy firm Pesh 70 the ower
Diet from ~. Feb r. 70 that at rssoss
the French Isvop,lcn and the subsequent movements in
az " The in its % rna Free
before attached TO the soil under the feuda syem)
nu unrestricted freedom The selling OF landed
abortion OF hereditary property such exists in Engand
BOLTON of thes Tor fixed compensation; liberty forE&
trsnge to settle the country the taxation of all class
qually the MOBILES formerly exempt) emancipation of
he Jews; language regulations by which the Croaans
,ermtted to their language, conducting their
Interior affairs; ght millions set apart to encourage
actures, AID construct roads. *
On The 2ai February. still before the revolution at Paris
Aossuh used the following words in speech Since six u
hundred years, we form constitutional State: viii S
therefore, that niseg sit u ese benches hear and
our CUES IONS From this day ioth we wish to have
gerian ministry" u
Five days after the news of the move rent at ParsE
cached Preburg The conduct of Kossuth this mott
My con Tbuted more than that of any other
the Hunga ans to demand their rights but also had great
feet in exciting to vy the people of Vienna itself Hen
the head of the deputaion which, the 18th March
emanded md obtained from the Emperor separate Hun
aan ministry. From this time forth he the soul Of the
lungaan Diet A. ta1geIs and difficulty came, his infu
nee increased On the Id June he became finance min
ter June nth broke out the war with the sery,ans n
ent OF the Ministry. September 26th appears the impe III
al manifest, which produces the open rupture between "a
hungary and Austria At the head of committee surety
0ssuth conducted Hungarian affairs His history
nee tina, of Hungary itself which need not here
he little sketch which have wi give idea of q
re man. who i, playing in'sputahly the dsn- III
nished part the drama OF European affairs and will also
low that liberal movements have been long going in %
entra Europe. of which we have known little. e