New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-20

shame IL i ever thus IN the Imoecile Old World.
| They treated Us Just as they treat Turkey. They
assert always that the peace OF Europe AMI the bal
ance OF power REQUIRE the preservation Of the Turk
lsh emplre-thst Turkey must exist. TO check the
advance Of The Cossack power. But noiwithsiand-
Ipg this. England ana France destroyed the Turkish
feet AT Nayarlno-a feet which never could have in
Jured them. but which might have commended with
Russia Ii the Black Sea.
Always the same WORKOUT old. and fatal system
OF policy while Russia, ever alert. selzeS province
after province from Turkey. She has made herself
the sovereign of Moldsvia and Wallachia. and Is
sappIng the foundations of the Ottoman empire. Al
ready turkish officials more dependent on the
lowest Russian agents than upon their own Grand
ViZIer.
oh that Hungary had received but slight token
of moral support from the European powers-from
those powers whose dreams are troubled with fear
OF the advance Of the CoSsack Had only an En-
glish or French agent come to US during our strug
gle. what might he not have done lie, too. would
have seen and estimated our ability to sustain our
seveshe would have obsery ed the humanity the love
OF order e reverence for liberty whc characterized
the Hungarian nation Had these two powers per-
mitiedia few ships to come to Ossore, laden with
arms for the noble patriots who had asked IN vain for
weapons, the Hungarlans would now have stood
more impregnable barrier against Russia than all
the arts OF a miserable and expensive diplomacy.
There was time when We, with the nelghbonng
Poles, saved Christianity in Europe. And now
hesitate not to avow before God that alone-that
my own Hung ary-could have saved Europe from
Russian domination. As the war IN Hungary ad-
vanced us character became changed. In the end,
the results 1t contemplated were higher and far
more mpoHant-nothIng less in fact. than univer
sal feedom, which was not thought Of IN the begin
ming. This was not acholce 1t was forced upon
US by the policy of the European nations, who, dis
regarding their interests, suffered Russia TO III
wade and provoke Yes, We were martyrs to the
cause of freedom. and this glorious but painful deS
tiny was imposed upon US.
Though my dear native Hungary is trodden down,
and the flower OF her sous executed. CT wandering
exes, and |. her Governor. writing from my prison
in dfSfa ASl4t Turkey
eternal God hears my predlction-that there can be
no freedom for the continent OF Europe. and that the
Cossacks from he shores OF the Don VIII water their
SEEDS IN the, Rhine, unless liberty be restored to
Hungary 1t IS only with Hungarian freedom that the
European nations can be free and the smaller ma
tionaties especially can have no future without us.
Nor could the united Russo Austrian forces have
conquered my heroic cOuntrymen mad they not
found traitor to aid them IN tie man whom, bellev
ing III his honesty and on account OF his skill IraIsed
from ObScunty. Enjoying my confidence, the con-
fdence Of the nation and the army, placed hun at
the head Of forces, giving him the most glorious
part 10 perform ever granted 10 man. what IN I'M
mortality III his reach, had ne been honest -
But he betrayed his country. Cursed be his name
forever, | will not open the bleeding wounds by
the sac remembrance of this event, aud VIII merely
mention that the surrender At Villages was the
Growing act of long system of treacnery secretly
practced-by not using the advantages which vlcto-
mes put IN bs hands-by not fulfilling my commands,
uncer cunning pretenses-by destroying national
feeling IN the army-by weakening Its confidence
and by the destruction. through unnecessary expo
sures and dangers of that portion Of the army that
he could not corrupt In his base designs to make
himself military dictator. God. IN his uscruta0ie
wisdom, knows why the traitor was permitted to be
successful In vain fell the brayest OF men IN this
long waT-ln vain were the eXertlOns OF my brave
cOuntymen--in vain did the aged father send, with
pious heart, hls only son. the prop OF MS de-
Ginning years and the BRIDE her bridegroonl-in
vain did all private interests yield to the oftest
patriotsm-n vain arose the prayers OF a sutier-
every friend of freedom accompany our efforts
in valn did the Genius OF Liberty hope for
success. My country was martyred. Her rulers
hangmen. They have spoken the impious
words that the liberty loving nation HeS al me Jeef
ofe car Instead of the thankful prayer of faith,
of hope and ofioye the air ofmy native land IS hled
with the cries OF despair, and !. her chosen leader,
am al exile The diplomacy of Europe has changed
Turkish hospitality to me and my companions INTO
hopeless bondage. II is painful existence. My
youthful children have begun the morning OF their
life III the hands of my country's destroyer, and
= but no responding does not become me, for
] am man. | am not permitted, or would say
envy the dead. Who is unfortunate | am IN
BrousSa. where the great Hannibal once lived an
exile homeless like myself, but rich IN services per.
formed fu MS country, while can claim only fidelity
to nine. The Ingrautuce Of his nation went with
his Punishment, but the sorrow full love of
counuymen follows me 10 my place OF exile. To
thee, my God, offer thanks that thou dldst deem me
worthy TO suffer for dear Hungary. Let me suffer
Affections but accept them as prOpltlatOry sacrhces
for my native land.
And thou. Hungarian nation, yield not 10 despair
Be patient hope, and wait thy time Though all
mesl forget thee, The God of Justice will not Thy
suferngS are recorded, and thy tears remembered
The blood of thy maTtyrs-thy noble sOns-whlch
mois,ened thy soil, Will have MS fruits The victims
which daily fall for thee are like the evergreen cy-
press over the graves of the dead the symbol OF thy
resurrection The races whom thy destroyer ex-
cited against thee by lies and cunning VIII be unde-
coiyed they will know that thou dldSt not fight for
pfe6mlnence, but for the common hOerty-that thou
81, audi lai fnrft nom all tD
poIaTy victory of enemies Will but serve 10 take
The film from the eyes of the deceived people. The
sentiment of sympathy for our suferings viii m-
Spire among the smaller states and races the wish
for fraternal confederation that which always
urged the only safe policy and guarantee oil Tree
dom for them all.
The realization of this idea Will hurl the power OF
the naughty despots to the abyss OF the past, and
Hungary free, surrounded by free nations, will be
great glorious and independent.
Al The moment when | hardly hoped for further
consolation on earth behold the God of Mercy freed
nv wife and enabled her, through thousand dan
gers 10 reach me IN my place of exile. Like hunt
ed deer she could not for 1--WE months ind III her own
native land place OF rest. The execuioners OF the
beardless Nero placed reward upon her head but
she has escaped the tyran,s. She was to me and to
nv exiled countrymen like the rainbow to Noah, for
She brought intelligence Of hope III the mistaken
souls of the Hungarian people, ana m the affection,
ate sympathy OF the neghboring nations who had
fought against us. They had aided the wife OF the
much-sl andered Governor OF Hungary
Although the sympathy OF Tue "ollu oHeIl uepehus
upon the result OF actions and the successful are APP
piauded still Hungary by her noble bearing and
Trials has drawn the attention Of the world; The
sympathy which she hss excited IN both worlds ana
the laundering curse which the lips OF millions have
pronounced against her destroyers, announce like
ihe roaring OF the WIND before the storm the coming
retributlon of Heaven
Among the nations Of the world there two
winch demand our gratitude and affection. England,
no ess pow eriu than she IS free and glorious sup.
ported US BY her sympathy, and by the approving
voice of her noblest sons and the millions of her
p.onle And tina, chosen land Of freedom beyond
The ocean-the all-powerful people of the United
states. with their liberal Government-nspired us
With hone and gave courage By their deep inter-
est IN our cause and sufierlngs, and by their condem-
nat,on of our executioners.
6cence OF free people had elevated to the Hottest
.tauon in the world in his Message to Congress,
announced that the American Government would
have been the FIRST to recognize me inoepenience
Of hungary And the Senators and Representatives
in congress marked the eestroyers OF my counsrys