Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-11

tendon eaar.i Sr,;cs =, one stroke and left them
e knded expcdient kindred in It's ooecls or
in ira form. left our iathers-no eholee ou'
h rfes oetroyee becoming quite asonaot ~
,od NJ arbitrary powcr-awaRcncd rom ~ ,r,;culory
mo w. hnnders of popular ndgnaiion--ahd pi, 80
by the nn of be Bourbons that family which was
~ erv inucrsonation OF the doctrine 81 'e for
nnos. and they mark significantly the utter co'u n ,b,
,hn sovcrepntv people which Is ens'scu ,,aro
hoorts Of all the lovers Of the good OLD uhe, Ia ,hoso
but Two in the world those porn 10 the nda
horn n be governed We first heard OF mem rs 'e
pom r. ,on, freedom when the declaration oi Tights, po
sad bv the Provisional Government OF fi'ce m L; ca
p ~ Nonoeon was presented 10 l.onls l9'i ioi ,' :,
M ,dbosion He rejected this act OF popular power,
;ng IN 10 his drine right but rs the " nhc
been placed in hazard without some sGcul's ~. ,ns re-
snch oeople this plan of chGrte ociroyee was "
VI a -, charter granted by the sovereign ci'aha'ihs
from hi. gracious benevolencc and giving 10 ,nr % I'M
min rnhis not because il was entitled 10 ciAiii'
t,nso he was kindly disposed limit his own hci'"''',
authority and allow his beloved people 10 DC n.y. hi
oppressed than they had been in the good 4 udt - h
,r powcr And this is Il chdrfe ortryee, ny WHICH, VIZ"
,h fears of kings prompt them 10 make ~ i
lar movement their dirne right is reserved Tor n,'' M
and the sovereignty of the people practically r''Au "'
denied The lesson was too precious 10 o' '9S ''i ,
and o,her States have followed the example; ana h'"
rights are oc.r0yee gire't dofea our as TIE 'e'' "
VIII sir me Austrian Ministry seized with passion
FIR noitical unity BY which, the sacrhce 81 III %
fenes-prcudicoS, if you pcase-he CROWN Oh
It'll, The various races bound by tics eehtr OF
srouper TO the monarchy, they were Ia become one i
bomnrcncous in nothing but in imperial decree = ca"
,e oeGy isin i moi ~ deyteros al least rapid
the icas Of the necronancer all me lTai's " &
liz the associated members OF the monarchy "c's
awcn AWAY and they all became Austrlas 10y ls act VI M
bary power offensive III their pride rs was uo'cls'
of their rights. Hungary was TO disappear rom e % VI
indepcnden nations and all its institutions were placed III
tho mercy of foreign Court and while the empty form
of Kind Of given 10 her III Earring As
senby divided language and interests all suosa
io pnwcr was reserved the Emperor and his Cabinet
But kossu has himself depic the condition OF MS coun
ry in words of truth and powe, which appeal 10 ever!
heart y, .
,ohing but the revolving eachcry the most yran
nica opprcssion and crees unheard Of III the words oil
history-nothng but the internal doom vi annihailon 10
her national existence, preserved through thousand years
through advcistics numerous were able 10 arouse er u
the fatal strokt aimed at her very e 10 enable cr 10
rcpusc the tyannical assaults oi the ungraehi fapuSH
accept the struggle Tor life honor and liberty forced upon
her"
She did accent it, and the Hungarian people one
man resist these giossaggrcssios and their gallant eAc
lions would in all probability have been crowned by success
had the common sympathy Of desposn brought new
enemy into the field. The Russian scented the blood from
afar and Hungary fell ike Poland before the CosslcA and
the Pandou everlasting rcproach 10 the connners ."
the laws Of God and man, Who accomplished lhesc eious
schemes. :.
The issue made known the Car By MS General in
despatch whose brevy Sparta might have cnscd; Hun
gary lies al the feet of Majesty" Memorable words
and 10 be remembered in all future time The foot OF one
man upon millions Of people Imperial arrogance can
90 10 further He %ho does not nsncvely and indignant
IL scorn such prcensons would have opposed tie Declare
ton of Independence on this side oil me wafer ana the
Great Charter of King John on The other.
have presented hTcl review OF IlIHlS
and wrong the direct motive for the adoption Of TINS
rcsouiion-that choose 10 put upon another ground The
ground of atrocious cruey-but because desire 10 TAX.
rom Austrian advocates there are any IN ths county,
know there are in this Senatetc last excuse Tor these
violations the feelings Of our nature, by SHOW"
ing that the attack upon Hungarian independence was as
reckless and undusablc as were the cruees innlced up
on the Hungarian people
After the political catastrophe the catastrophe OF ven
geance still more affecting to humanity Ihe love OF power
being graied love OF revenge claimed It's hour OF TIL
umpn And well did ENJOY H. The world in the darkest
period Of lis history has rarely witnessed such scenes oil r
uiioIs cricy marked the establishment Of Austrian SUI
prcnacy unhappy Hungary. The moral tendencies OF
the age check eusion of blood 10 stop these JUDI
cal murders for political Offences sycoflen indeed
in this case the efforts of and tried patriots who do
honor to our by their noble qualities To secure
he blessings freedom their country. honorable 10
France and England that political martyrs no longer CON
sdered by public opinion vile maletactos and believe
not drop Of blood has been shed either country for Of
fences Of this kind during period OF many years But the
Austrian CODE in principle and practice out-dracos Draco
and Jctres himself loses half his claim Ia infamous diinc
ton wcn placed in competition with Austrian judges and
generals.
mites They have resounded through both hemsphees Tor
many months shall merely glance al few general facts
that the character of Austrian supremacy may be justly
Let the patriot leader himself speak III his letter 10 Lord
PaImcston after crossing the Turkish frontier and wien ne
feared the Porte would yield 10 the menaces OF Russia ana
while refusing his life by becoming renegade 10 his
religion, hc makes this powerful appeal;
crime presses; our doom msy in few days be sealed
my lord, prepared to taco The worst ana can die WIN
free look ut heaven, have lived. But am also hns-
band son. and father; my poor riehearted WIFE, my emit
dren and INV noble old mother wandering about Hunga
~ They will probably fall into the hands OF these
iusrans who delight in torturing feeble women and
with whom the innocence 1f childhood IS protection
against persecution conure your exceency in the name
Of the Most High put stop 10 these cruetes by your
powerful medaion and especially TO accord to my wife and
children asylum tho soil OF the generous English peo-
AS my rcople my loved and noble country must she
perish forever? Shall she, unaded and unoncouraged, be
| abandoned 10 annihillon by her tyrants!
! Gods will be done! | am prepared to de-.
"once Governor of generous people, leave no heritage to
my children. They shall a; least have unsullicd name
We are told that many Of Tho towns which mrrked
on the map ceased 10 exist Of them with twenty
or thirty thousand inhabitants can afford but one eNac
for the leeds of the Austrian butcher better known by thai
.phc than the of Rayna but that distinction would
have given him power and place under Nero.
HaynIu put thirteen Hungarian peasants TO the rack one
after the other force nem ~ tell the truth concerning an
I, apparently fortified town."
1 They ali mel ieat true their country.
had taken memorandum oil the c,;sroa Hungarian lady
who logged public square after her husband mai COM
suicide and been compelled to enter soldier
into Austrian army but forbear having pleasure in this
reirospcctioG nj human suffering.
Even the Cologne Gazette, subject to Prussan censor
when audng the terrible rad and while speak
ing with reserve sufficiently indicates its sentiment II says
BASS the these capital sentences. They
are the those unsigned By the Austrian courts martial
Martyrs and victims, there wern noble examples among
Them of irlness ana patriotism winch will illustrate tie
PAGES Of Hungarian history in all tie Prominent
among Batthyani reyered through Hungary and
who vas condemned by Austrian court the punishment
OF DEATH Previous the revolution he had held high Of
flee which he resigned, and he sentenced "ior loosing
the tics between Hungary and the imperial Royal States
and "or having entered the army of the enemy Rome-l
mean ancient Romcwou!d have dccrccd him an oyation
Austria srn him the scalo True 10 the instincts Of his
nature country a his heart and her upon his
il - as death closed the Of Austrian My
cnunfy forever p were the last words he uttered.
Now sir, say it, without reserve that Power thus set
Ting al defiance the opinion Of tile world and violating The
best feelings of In the very wanionncss Of ccessiu
cruelty has no bond OF union with the American people
The sooner tho diplomatic intercourse is dissolved and dis
solved with marks indignant epobation the sooner shall
we perform an ac public duty which al home and abroad
will meet with iccE Of kindred sympathy from all where
ever hcy may be- q SUBJECTS Tor the tender cr-
cs OF an Austrian Power hive already said that III least
one body Fuopa had pursued course moi
very dissnar 10 this in mark with their disTpo-
baton papabc violation OF n1iiona lights under cTciln-
stances OF peculiar injustice originating in the ses cpd-
itv Ii was tho Chamber OF Deputies OF France which, u
tjcir honor year year. condemned the lst partition ny
which the remnant ot Poland all lett of the land OF
Sobieski and Koscusko, broken into provinces and,
seized y the triple comDination doomed TO inamy by
| The division Of that unfortunate Kingdom.
Tho answer Kings speech was the occasion usually
.Len nv tne Chamber express their opinion upon grave