The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-04

New York from avsit to this city. business connected
with the grant, by Congress- OF tract Of land for such
OF the Hungarian patriots shall seek asylum in this
country.
The letter Of General Guyon. who is now in Turkey.
will be- read with the deepest interest II tells sad tale
Of the state OF deprivation and peril in which those
noble men, who hazarded all in the defence Of their
try and its sacred liberties. are situated in the country
to which necessity compelled them to flee for an asy
um. We see bat little hope for Kossuth and his brave
compatriois. II they remain long in Turkey. As Gene
raj Guyon truly remarks the Turkish s too
weak to resist the diplomatic backed up by the
shadowing power Of Russia and Austria combined. II
they shall remain in Turkey, fear that they will be
ultimately surrendered up their blood thirsty pursuer
or given over to the hand Of the Let hope.
then that they will all escape this country We sup
pose the Executive has directed Minister at Consan
nope to ntecede for the release Of those unfortunate
men, as has been alleged in the organs Of the admins
ton But how much more potent would that in,erces.
sion Of the American Executive be- il it were backed up
and sustained by solemn resolution Of Congress- Surely
the Turkish must listen favoraby to such an
appeal from the great republic of America.
Letthese fallen patriots come among us Like General
Guyon they desire come, and become the cultvators
OF our soil and American citizens. Would not such men
be an accession country which should desire
to make We think so. But they poor. having sac
rfced property and home in vain struggle for the indie
pendence of their country Shall we not then, invite
them thther and give Them OF the countless millions Of
acre which possess. little land upon which to get
an honest living We trust that Congress will not hesi
tate in this matter.
In some European countries II is the custom OF the
government, as understand, to assign allowances in
money TO political refugees, We have adopted such
policy But, the contrary, government has
occasion assigned to such refugees he Poes tract Of
land We give them the same political privileges which
our own natiye-born citizens enjoy provide them with
land to cultivate and then leave them to do for them
selves We thus offer them the strongest inducements
to become industrious, useful and valuable citizens
We learn with pleasure that Governor Uhazy approves
OF this policy. and has, with many of his countrymen,
resolved to 60 10 Iowa. TO select lands from the
public domains. the hope that Congress will confirm
the selections which they may thus make. He is in
duced to anticipate the action Of Congress from the
tua necessity which presses upon himself and his
trymen to do something for themselves, and to avail
themselves OF the present to the cult
walton OF the lands which they may select We have
full confidence that the action Of Congress will not dsap
point these worthy men.
To tho Editors Of the Wash,mgtos Union aad TO tho Editor
of the National Is.elfgener;
GENTLEMEN: The enclosed 10 the translation Of letter
which have recently received from Constantipope, from
Gen Guyon who distinguished himself ia the late struggle
the Hungarian independence You will oblige me by
publishing it in your respective papss.
| remain, gentlemen, yours, most respectfully,
LADIsLAUs UJHAzY.
wAsmseros, D. O., April 2. 1870
Translated fom the Ger nan.l
CossrANrSoP =, Feb. 7, 1880
| EsrEEmKp GovERsoR, read in The New York Weekly
Herald 18th of December pfyour happy arvain The
Happy you are You have your family with you My wis
and s retained by the Ausans in the cass
interference Of Lord Psmer,on yet per.
mission Of Swarzenberg for their deliverance My estate,
been coniscaied am then reduced 70 the state Of
beggar with my wife and children. Kossu,h, Casmir
Baitayany, and my companlons all in Shuma, and
to be transported next week 70 Kntslia. The Turkish
ns% I eS1ss coa eSsU
has share allotted propotonaiy 10 his rank They
eee Of 9 Distance Kaa lost s
beneh.-,h. English legation having reclaimed me as ma
nothing for and have nothing live upon, pro-
pose CO. after TO morrow. 10 Knaia, and viii hereafter
my wife and children here win also emigrate to Americs
until then. there Is hope Of doog anything In our poor
Hungary
You win therefore, have the kindness to WRITE and tell
me IL could obtain piece Of land from the government
There here Hungarinns who would like TO
emigate America. Write me what would be our pros
poets Could we establish colony In short, entrest
yoo 70 commanlcs,s 70 me yoar candid 9Piaon' and 70
10 90 there with my family.
Some consprsces have been got mp Vienna murder
all chiefs. AT first they here spy called Tasnady,
with ~ Croats directed Shumla. We detected them
timely, and informed the Tnrkish of H. and all
the legations In OF which they have been
rested the great disappointment Of StuImert This hav-
ing failed the pstens government OF Vienna hribed two
of our men 10 murder Kossu,h, wit the Lieutenant
Pauney and Boearde but they also, have been detected
and arrested What Is TO be done now Shall we star
here and be murderedf The Turks too weak they
stand against the Austrian intrgues And n the
other do interfere snd do kosuh and the
others liberty, fear the end awaits them IL
not shame for the whole woridf To-day year, gained
the battle Brsnysrk What hopes had then for poor
Hungary, and how have they vanished
The Scrbes In against the Austrians alike
Tankce, with his Wsschisns. In Trsnnsylvsns. Rosca
Szandor Is said command 5000 In different paris Of
the country along the Theis Ia the Bskonyer woods and In
the mosntains In Gxcia and Bohemia the people dis
satisfied slso and demand the promised national consu-
we have walt for another opportunity: There y no
money in the land everything dear and all the world IN
mourning Only German regiments stand now In Hungayj
but Haynau is abhorred Jclachch Is believed 70 be In.
rguing for Russia Everything yet In confusion, aad
Terrorism rules In the whole country. The peasants
keep secretly the Of Kosuth, and deal with them
amongst themselves, confident that shall return with
arms God give II
Going the country Bruifa, shall beg to direct
my letters the English legation, 10 The American MIN.
User In Conssnnopie and entreat % write me All ine
details and how would be best 10 go to Amencs IN order
70 avoid all unnecessary expenses And gcodby Gov,
vernon send my compliments to all my comPanons ana
remain, with all consideration, your irienn,