The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-31
WILMINGTON, January 20. 1850.
The Contemplated intercourse Between
Hungary and the United states.

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&c Of zig Unit,d States Of North .4nerica.
sis-Ths United States first in the battle Of the
way to other people how themselves and
showed them what people could do. In their in
TSe ptss State. s sngs s yse OF the
years be rcckoned among the most powerful States Of
the world and even now they exercise very great in
nuence upon the des,inies Of the States Of ancient
Europe,
The natural right Of of people to be- and to
be free and TO be independent and 10 maintsin the
dignity Of men, being the OF the
existence Of this republic doubt not that as every
citizen cannot but appreciate the great Importance
the question which has been at issue between Hungary
and be dynasty Of Hapsburg. Lorraine 90 also the go
ernmsnt can have other policy abroad than to take
for graLted the principle laid down
The Hungariln nation only desires to maintain it's
natural rights She was;driven into resistance OF the
ssgre.sion: Of the House Of Hapsburs orrane which
NJ last casting OF the mask OF pretended good will by
which. till then Il had deceived the world openly
ayowed Its intention Of blottipg out the political exi
tence OF the hungarian nation The House of Hspsbury
then determined 20 execute in open dsy what IL had
been plotting for ages In oescury namely to burn up
The act declaring the Independence OF Hungary
which have herewith the honor Of sending Won con
tans faithful enumeraton Of all the treacbery and
crime BY which the House Of Austria has endesyored
TO eAat tt throne by the destruction Of the
elsfence Of Hungary Be pleased to psruse It, and you
American people in the past age has been driven 70
make use Of the hight Of tosave tsef from
the political death with which Il was me naced
The Hungarian nation In this act declares that ia
defending her national rights she does not seek to
interfere with the rights II other nations bat desires
10 i've IN smity With oil the States 81 the world
With the people nov under the same monarch as her.
self before this time.
hasten 70 offer the friendshp Of the the Hungarian
nation TO the glorious American people who cannot
but entertain sympathy for q people lighting az they
formerly Did for their Independence and for the most
sacred rights OF humanity Besides this sympathy the
nied states also have the greatest intere,t 10 the
existence Of free and Independent Hunra for
America might find l, Hungary from which che has
hitherto been excluded rich market for her nroa.s
tons and above ALL for colonial produces AZ the
same Time she would ind Hungary TO be a good DEPOT
Tor the extension Of her products the oriental
parts OF Europe
Mr Dameureby has received special Instruction. AZ
10 The more Intimate relations which the HUNGARIAN
government desires to establish With the United Statss
which be viii communicates 20 you hope IN. few
VOL de which have here addressed to- YOU ssrvs a.
the basis Of more extended icatiau. ana havs
only TO ed hereto, the srsursuce Of nv highest
esteem. 's
tsisrtG COUNT cASiM1R HArrHyAvL
Minister 81 Foreign fairs OF the State Of
Tgsfu June 18th Islp