Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-09

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and respectful regard, not 10 say the
admiration. OF the civ,l zeL world. New
erthrless, the United States have abb
s,ai ned, at al tin es, fion urIs oi nier-
ference with lie political cl anees Of
Europe. They cannoi, however, fail to
cherish always II lively interest in the
fortunes Of nations s'ruggli & for insti-
tutions like their own. But this sympa-
thy no far from being necessarily hos
tile feeling toward any of the parties 10
these great national struggles, is quite
consistent with amicable relations with
them all. The Hungarian people are
three or four times as numerous as the
Inhabitants Of these United States were
when the A erican rcvolu tlrn broke oui.
They possrss. in a distinct language and
in other respects, iInIoriani 81, m,nis #
aseperate nationality, which the Anglo
Saxon race in this C, uiiiry did not ros-
srss and il the Unit. d States wish
success torom trits rcI ding for IGl
ular constitutions and national indey, nd
ence. il Is only b. cause hey regard such
'o'e'""''''s "'u s''" u" 'o' ~ i''''
Tendence. not as in agiEi ry. hut as re- I
o'ss"eS' ih'y c'''"' "o r'gh' ho"eN'r
10 "'he P'r' u, Tic s'r"ee's OF 'or''sh
P.wris in ord, 10 romo.e these erds.
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In regard 10 the recent very important
occurrences IN The Austrian empire the
Undersigned ier'y admits tile difhcuhy
winch exists IN tins country, and is aliu
ded TO by Mr. Hus!emann. of obtaining
IL ny no means to be asrribed TO what
MIR Hulsemann cn!ls-withlittle ius''ce
as il seems to the undcrsigaed-" The
M ndacinus rumors rroragated by the
American Press. For information oI,
thlr subject, and others Of the same hind
the American press is, oI NECESSITY, al
most wholly dependant upon that OF
Europe and II "mrndacious rumours'
respecting A"r'rIah ana Hungarian
nfimrs have been any where +" pagaied
that pro- agaIion ol false hoods has been
more prolific Oh tie Eurol can continent
and IN countries Immediately bord, ring
on Il e Austrian empiie. But. where. !
ever tLose errors ay have originated,
they certainly justified the late Presl ell
IL seeking true niorma,ion through an
thentic c,ituues. HIS utcnrin We
fist particularly drawn 10 the stale ii |
things in Hungary by The correspond
rlice of Mr.. Sil's Charge dAildlres "i
tie United States at Vienna. In the
autumn oi le4S an application wad made
to this gentleman, OH behalf ol Mr. hos
Suth formerly Minister Of Finance for
The kingdom OF hungary. ny lr Peria
'P Ointment out al '''r Time me arp''c"'
lion WAS made, Chl'l oi 'lie Kevoluiloii-
AIRY Government. lie "bJec'o OF inns a.
pl'ratlon WAS to ot tain The good Offices
oil Nj S'i'ts with the I'M eria' H"ferl'-
ment, with >irw TO The SUSPENSION
h'stiiItirs. Ihis app'''a'i"h became
The subject oi conference bet"e'h
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