Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-15
Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.

WASHINGTON January s.
The debate The AUSTRIAN Resolution Difference bcreen
austrian and Russian 1yrdnny-Loyaiy Of The J1agyars
Duty Of our Government, dc.
Mr. Clay and Mr.. Hale's speeches Casss resolution
in the Senate do fully on the MGR
It's of the Austrian question There wide difference be-
the conduct Of Austria and that Of Russia Russia
babarous powcr her people barbarous people, and
have been accustomed any other rule The i'm
mensc majority Of the Russians satisfied with that govern
men and halls the Emperor, only the head of the
also the head of the Greek church. The despotism
of Russia has meaning and historical aim It's object
is unite all the Sclayonian tribes into great nation and
the people satisfied that oneis better BILE TO do than
the Gar himself One OF the best Russian novelsts who
for political reasons had been condemned 10
soldier in the army of the Caucasus and who while
soldier sketches the war; that would do credit
Homer, vet impressed with that mission of the Empc
ror and devoted his life willing TO its accomplishment The
Russian people, in word rW despotism and they have it,
and might just well quarrel with their talow
candles vegetables with their obey
the dictates of single
As 10 Poland must not forget that they arc, partially
al least conquered people who in former days had
qucred the Russians and that all events the accounts
between Russia and Poland yet settled Some al
lowance may be made for the cruelty committed by
people its enemies; but how does the stand be-
tween the Austrians and Hungaransl
Was there people more oval than the Hungarians!
Did ever people do more for royal housed Where would
Austria have been but for the noble devotion Of the Magyar!
Did they Austria under Maria Therese when
Empress that but for the loyalty of the Hungaans
she would not have bed which give birth the En-
pcrorl Where would Austria have been in 1909 after the
that fortress Como opened lis gates receive him
and his crown? Where would the House Hapshurg
this if the Magyars when called upon by Napoleon
choose king had not answered with characteristic 10y
atty, ".Nec drte; parte Bordparie"
Now, by the constitution of Hungary, which, Mr. Cass
very properly observed in his speech charter ocroye
but compact between King and people, sovereign King
and subject obliged obey him till he is crornd and
has 10 the capituation the Holy Scriptures The
present Emperor not yet crowned and the real Emperor
who deposed by Camarila ferdinand IL does not
be King till his resignation accepted y the peo-
pie. YET has the present uncrowned Emperor and King
invaded his loyal subjects territory and committed such al
trocites that the conduct OF the Russian officers is in COM
parisou described thar OF cEivalrous men Austria
halt composed o Semi barbarous has ns,irated
murder and destroy the educated portion of her empire
She, whose destiny since the establishment OF
the Margravendom OF Austria by Charemaune TO guard
Eastern Europe against the nroads Of Asiac barbarans
has shameuy betrayed her by nrg an Asiastc
pie destroy freedom and civilization with fire and sword
She has been the scayenge of Russia sweeping The road
for her triumpha march the heart Of Europe She has
murdered civilization in Austria in Germany in Hunnarv
in Itay and nasnuch all civilized nations are bound in
Sodium God ind 10 mankind, assist and symp,thse
with each other the people of the Uued States rep
resentng in institutions the largest progress Of the h
race, have right pronounce public Judgment upon
her. We have right say, aud il selfrespect
and to three millions of adopted citizens say that we
thai miserable slave-the uncrowncd Emperor
Austria who ia to hold the stirrup of the Gar
whom if he man, he could have mounted on horse
back tho head of his civilized people And does no; fol-
low that while express contempt for the groom we
must necessarily dsspiss his master. X