The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-06-25

Huugarsn hero, kpssuth, addressed to the
Sultan, which we subJoin. must strike sym.
Pa'heic chord IN every heart.
; Doubtless II loses much in the translation.
but the spirit tina, breaihes through il, and
the senilmeots 10 which II gives u,leIance,
show how Iesnluteiy be slll keep. his honor
unsisined and his determination unshak ken.
he presents that sublime pic,ui- of pairo,,
81, juggling with the storms oG iaie.
KOssrTH 6 PROTEST..
ADDRESSED TO THE SUBLIME FORTE
The Undersigned, late go,-inor al Huuga.
ry, IL, by his prolonged deun,ion. . diced tn
dt-pau al eiIh'r justice ot geneInsty. He,
Who Is forced 10 abandon home, has nothing
iufiher To lear fran force o. ,l0,ehce &. ls
beyond all consirsini.
The undersigned has reached this point
Ia dav Is .he snnlvef.sty nf our .riI,ai a,
kuishja kurahj, ! the tomh where The u
bl'n'e p"r'e ha, buried US alive, whils; spea
kng ,n u at hn>iitally.
! Pntrued hy misfortune, We stopped before
the threshold OF ihs MusseIman, and asked
from him. IN The name Of God, 10 iae name
oi humanity, M the name Of his religion, a
hosp''able ssy lum. or free passage. The
Turkish government had en,ile liberty 10 re.
cette us or not.
1t had the rIgh of say log will give you
shelter ~ prison, or IN snrne dts ant place
where you VIII be detained and strictly aiar
ded. This i The hospitality which Turkey
'fefs you. IL IT does not pea,e you, hasten
your departure, rio US Of your embarrassing
presence.
4 Tbs vas not ss d TO US.
/ The Sublime Porte deigned 10 open to US
i's shellerDg tent: II entrested us to cross
the threshold, aud s~nie by It's God aud lis
faith that u would grani us hospitality and a
safe as, lum. We trus I'd ourselves 10 the
honor of the Tuik.. We "a. of tier bread
and Of their salt We reposed under their
roof We PRAYED tn God TO bless hem, and
We offered lhem our everlasting gratitude,
And Hungarians keep their word.
Look al Bnsnis where Musselmen, sub
Jecls the Sublime Porte, are revoled Q inst
4. A handful of Hungarian soldiers are IL
he tanks Of rs atmy-lt is but handful
for the Pore would not accep, more. We'll !
who "rr FIRST upon he breachl Who are frs,
IN the chargel who are they who never re.
treat, Who advance. in he midst Of FIRE. and
Crane shot, bayunet ~ hand, 10 victory !
/ They are 'hIs handful oi extles. They die
for Turkey the Hungarian keeps his word.
\ They ofered Us hospitality, aud they gave
US prison; they swo-e to us lhaD We should
meet ~ilh an asvIum, and We have banlsh
men. God vii Judge aud God ,s Just.
We have suff'r, ] but for The sake Of no,
causing embarrassment, we have been silent
They begged Us Ia have confidence. We
have shown it. They begged US TO wait
We have waited long.
7 They sad I" u It is only until Austria
shall succeed IN re es ahI,shiug that which
the de-pots call order, Ch- nrdrr of oppres.
srou,l rha' ~hch they cal tranquility Che
tranquility Of The lomh.)
Wei, she has re established this order,
his tfat qurlry, by her execulloners She
has established II so far as 10 dare to pro.
woke Ptu.sIs 10 var; so far as to dare, trus.
tiug 10 The support of her master the Gar, TO
enrroach upon the nations Of Europe, TO ex.
tend her forces from The Bal,lc to Rome so
far as rothreairn Piedmont and Sauzerand I;
81 far to brlbe The border provinces to re.
vot-she has re established this tranquility,
she has even announced ITS establishment nj
to the Sublime Porte aud We are sll prison
ers.
They begged us TO wait one YEAR, rec kon
lug iioW the day on which we FIRST placed
our fee upon Ottoman soi. We waited.
Afterwards We were told To reckon the
year from he day when the sentence of our
transportation In,n the interior was decreed.
Again we waited patiently. A eneh they
seemed To revolt Al heIng any longer the jnI|,
ors ot Austria and the, permurd US 10 hope
that on The anniversary Of our arrival at ku
,ahi,, our Ibrtt, would be restored 10 Us.
We'll lh'- anniversary has arrived. Let
US zee hat it has brought US.
A poor Hungarian, Major Domotor. pre-.
ferrrg, as do, exile or even death to ser.
,"ude, desilute of all means of subsistence,
had come eight months fore to ash my ad.
wee and some assistance TO 60 TO Belgrade,
IN order to send for his wife ,hilher, who
was living al Peterwardein.
II was a matter Of simple humanity. |
gave him slight assistance, and he departed
for Belgrade.
When he arrived there, he had been a!rea.
dy anticipated by the accusations Of Austria,
who sees erywhere my hand in the we'll
founded discomfort cf bet oppressed people,
aud who. as her whole life Is a conspiracy
ag INST God and humanity, finds conspiracy
in everything. Austria then anticipated him,
by the lying accusation of being the bearer
of proclamaiions from me to the Hungarian
nation.
The accusation was false. | affirm il on
nv honor. Nevertheless. on the faith Of
spies, without honor and character, Austria
caused to be arrested. at Semlin, h,s poor