New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22
.nneol for the Hungarian Exaes.

The following eloquent circular has been al
dressed to us and we gladly favor the views OF tho
writer by giving it publicity in The 1'r7bAne'
CIscINNATI Thursdsy Mayo
Encouraged, probably, by accounts OF tie BRILL
ant reception their countrymen received Two nun
dred more of those compromised by the Hungarian
Revolution have embarked, to await under the
protection Of this great Nation, the turn OF eVents
IN Europe.
Allow me then, to direct your attention TO the
following:
/. Those pow approaching confidently the American
AZORES are he vct fathess desPotc Government
and slmost the only Of hist free n4on winch Lad
assigned by Providence the honorable post OF beng
N on time mmeMoTia the buwak Of Cnflstendoui against
barbarian invasion and thus the prOsoor oi ciVLA0a,
industry and commerce .,,.,,,
violated al national laws bud themselves In suauon Oh
the utmost difficulty and distress, becanse
8 By totally snnuling the Hungarian currency and by
contscsrng ther real esate Tie AusE Government mas
reduced them poverty
These reasons as also the fact, that they cannot,
like other Emigrants, count upon fcding country
men, together with their ignorance OF the language,
induce me. as the Oldest IN rank among the Oil
GERS OF the Emigration, 10 address TO you the urgent
prayer to use our utmost influence in Congress, to
procure for my unhappy and quie destitute coun-
uymen, on their arrival such assistance as Is
worthy OF this great nation.
Sir, you are no doubt aware, that up to this very
day, the Polish Emigration receives assistance
from the Governments OF France and England you
know certainly, that those OF my unhappy country
men who have sought refuge in Turkey, are assist
ed in truly noble manner, by that in form at least
despotic Government. ! cannot believe that your
gteat nation will entirely desert men who have
willingly sacrificed every thing for those same prln-
cples, Tor which your own glorious ancestors more
successfully contended.
a No, Sir, your nation cannot possibly do this 1t
would by so doing utterly destroy all hopes OF Re
publicansm in Europe tor mSny years 10 come.
For could not the monalchical Governments. and
particularly those three have named, point 70 this
gentry and that justly, exclOiming: Look there,
what you may hope irom Republican Govern
nent; II has done nothing for who had the
sympathies OF bali the world. while we have assisted
our fellow men, who had been seduced from their
allegiance or mlsled."
We who have been some time Ia this country
have indeed been received every where in Wash
ing,oD even with the greatest distinction; all eX-
Pressed their sJ patay and the interest they felt
for cur lot; fine words aud promises We're ayished
uIOu US; but OF what use i to us IN our helpless
CO.. dition this sympathy, not carried into practice.
OF vlat avail that pits which gives nothing and
Il what value are all those fine words aud prom
hes that leave 10 trace behind.
We were, 10 be sure iortHnlte enough 10 re
ct"e some ass stance from a few noble hearted
Americsns who c5uld fatnom the depth OF our mis-
pUtuHes' natitom Congress, where all our hopes
"tre een.eftd, we have perceived nothingi when
80 W and on a cred,i, or even the smallest na-
~ statee' c1uld have made happy this rem
nan ~ Ioe Oldest Free Nation in Europe, whom
tate hSs Drought u this country.
w., rus give some cons deration 70 these
doubt not, viii advocate cur csn.a. "a 80 s,cn
Us the assurance that should our dear c1antry be
happily restored Il snail De our most .scred care
TO rencsr It an asylum Cor every AmeTicsn. VINO.
"h1e an haroPe' may be osertsken by misfortune.
remain your very obcdieut servsn,
JOHN PRAGAY CT 49, ' ,Nrs
In he hungs'iaa Army soses Ee.sa.h
TbE BosbsHELLS AT w OKcEsrKk-Inhsl ua-
ring nn. CHARGED with hain0 the an..o- - - =