Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-01

lated Hungary, but Of the intervention Of foreign annie i ~
war; and OF the ultimate subveson OF the ancient Cousu
ton OF the land That Consultation in fact annhiIsie
from the lime when kossuih took prominent part in tn
and the assembly Of bis creatures which sae
Debreczin resembed the Diet OF Hungary thsn IN
Barebones Parliament resembed the Legislature Of the British
Constitution
1t not province investigate the private life Of Kos
suh before the commencement of the lae struggle and ~,
therefore conne ourselves the fact that judicial
instituted agans him years ago for misconduct h
the performances OF trust In the county of Zmpn, and ha
be not exoneraed from the charges then brought against
him. All aces of the procedure ia this case were carefully
destroyed during the period of his government He subse
quenty became public writer of considerable eoquence and
notoriey and brought into the Diet by the influence
Count lchy at ensuing election. In this position he be-
came the leader othe extreme Radical party in Hungary
which was undoubtedly prepared for action even before e
OF those evenin the spring Of IS4S which proved
so favorable TO their designs Indeed upon the fret outbreak
Of the revolution in Vienna, March, lS4s Kossuh re-
ceived popular ovation from the mob in that CITY, Imme
dlatey afterwards the Hungarian movement began The
first step 10 was the formation Of Magyar Government
composed OF all that most enlightened and Ilusrous in
the nation. Count Louis Batthysny was Prime Minister
Szechenyh Estererhazy and E0vos It's leading
bers These eminent agreed that in the formation OF
Cabinet upon liberal but constitutional principles it de-
abe and prudent to put check upon the revolutionary fac
on By Offering place amongst themselves to Kossuh, as
leader Of the extreme party. They Haered themselves and
Louis Bathyany in particular that their superior influence
WOULD correct his vience and that his conact the
him his further In times of revolution however,
daring carries the day. Before three months had elapsed
Kossuh had gradualy undermined all bis colleagues and
subvered hose who hsd brought him into power They all
successey retired in dsnsy for they the abyss
vas widening before hem and that the lber-
ties OF Hunga,y
the Imperial Government and the personal agsandzement Of
single man In the commencement of October, 646 the
Imperial Commissioner, Count Lamberg, murdered on
the bridge Of Pesth the crime remained unpunsbed by Kos
suh during his entire government but he FASTENED to take
advantage Of by illegally declaring the permanencs of the
Assembly, and openly deyng the authority Of the Crown
The step made st that time by him from reform to
luton, and from Parliamentary resistance civil The
terrific outbreak of the 9th Of October in Vienna followed
which begun regiment of grenaders tampered with
by The Hungarian agents Kossub and by also
set on by the same individuals The object of that convuso
and Of the murder Of Latour simply diversion in
favor Of the nsurreconay Government in Pesth II
sensl to remark that from this time forward this Government
became the expression Of Kossuhs personal will con-
olled only by the jealousy of the military commanders He
waned nothing but military skill and experience be abso
lutte master OF the country and every vesge Of its political
liberties already obteraed Undoubtedly be exhibited
at this tine considerable ability in administrations and an
extraordinary command Of that species of tumd eoquence
which suited to the people he had lead He scrupled
as little a. Mr. Conne to affirm whatever suited his pur
posc and he obsincd the unbounde results from popu
lar ceduly Thus give circulation worthless paper
notes which in unlimited abundance from his bank
note PRESS he caused the people be persuaded that the
usan bank notes were worthless but would be exchanged
'y the Gowrnment for its own paper BY this conrvance
money was raised for external and the internal currency
II the revolutionary assenats extended On one occasion
the course of the winter We are credblv informed that
mock embassy pupong to arrive from The Grand Sernior
Pesh or Debrcezin in order to lead The
,eops suppose that the Porte had declared asanst the
Ausraps. The grand act Of bis Government wss however,
be declaration Of the deposition Of the House Of Hapburg
~ the 18th OF April lSf9 This measure as strongly re.
usnan 10 the prevailing opinion Of the Assembly and even
his colleagues the Ministers for they were well aware
hat their only chance success Law in treating with the En-
for The maintenance Of the Constitution But Kossuh
resolved push matters to the last extremity He made
drsmac appeal TO the members or the Diet assuring them
hat the circumstances Of the country oired this ast sacr
Congress was about 10 open at Veroua at which
hungary represented q an ipdepeudent Power
nd that the army having thrown of s ALLEGIANCE required
he Diet TO do the This fatal and desperate vote was
aed by these false representations and hy The terror which
absolute dicssorial Govsnmsns inspired We believe no
asn ds-sd swan 70 oppss a striking proof Of the extinc
ION ~ nDssy. Ihs immsdiass conssansuee
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natter. =, - ~. -. ..;. 80 .y ' 40 s;oa '. .o'oeu
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~ o.e 2, ne opinion !nan inc iac' INA. Count
.asau uy.ny, wno s'ucA 70 nm ,onse', and nad 20
suae n's iPl'sonmens mas now qu''ec nun, VIM an nu
'h. "s' nc VI" nave no more 70 40 WIN LOUIS Aossun'
Incse Ha menss ana remsiks wncn misn % very mucn
amPned win % received WIN dlssaac'lon o many our
rPauers VINO, win truo EngIen naueu OF tyranny