Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-11-06
WHOLE No. 1877. No 26.

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"a TFst, That the inalienable rights sanctions
~ ~ thousand years and by the CONSTITUTION
na,;onaI G 1aho' should be guaranteed BY
t'''al and responsible administration
SECOND That every inh abitan, Of nv co,n.,
should he free and equal before he lew
classes having the same privileges and Drn'
| tee ION from the law
Third, That oil the pecple Of m. A,,.,.
empire that acknowledge the same .,..s,,' :"
Emperor whom we tiunga riars recoenize ..
Ming, aud the same law of succession. ,beuld
nave restored their ancient coDs,;rn1;.,,.ai
rights, ct which they had been nnius,Iy de-
PEELED, modified TO suit their vans and ~
| spirit ct the age '"s
These demands were professedly gran.
.ed-but secret conspiracy set against
hungary to subjugate it, when he called
the nation to rise in self.defcn ,e. and
promised victory if they were true 10
themselves,
They maintained the struggle alone
I'll they laid their enemies IN the dnxt
ana would have liberated Austria also
but for the traitorous disregard of his
commands by one of the leaders IGor.
geyl who afterwards betrayed his coun>
try. BY such treason the Imperial
family saved itself from dessruotioo !,
they implored the aid Of the Cz,r and
fought the Hungarians with arms and
unceasing SANDER.
lie denies that there were IN Hungary
secret societies plotting conspiraciss, or
jealousy Of races, or communists or
socialists. or anarchists: but a common
spirit animated the nation. He speaks
bitterly of Europe for permitting the
INVASION, and thinks his country and her
cause might shave triumph I'd with but
slight aid. He says there was a time
when the Hungarians. with the Poles
saved Christianity in Europe, and ayows
that Hungary alone could have saved
Europe from Russian domination. He
adds;
There can be no freedom fov the contine,,
OF Europe, and the Cossacks from the shores
Oh the Don will water their steeds in ihe
~ n"'"e' unless liberty be restored 10 II unga,y.
-. oH'y win Hungarian freedom hal the
European nations can be free ana ,he sm,lt,.
nat,onal'ties especially can have no luIurs
without US.
lie refers with strong expressions Of
admiration and gratitude, to the hospita.
ole reception in this country Of thos. Of
his ex'led brethren who lad reached our
shnras - 2
He concludes his letter as follows.
The Hungarian nation, il, her war has
not only gained consciousness Of her
own strength. but she has forced the CON.
viction into the minds Of other nations
that she deserves to exist, and 10 be il.
dependent; and she can show Justly that
her existence and independence are essen.
tlal TO the cause of liberty in Europe. No.
no! Hungary is not lost BY her faith.
bravery. and by her foresight. ,oh;ch
teaches her to abide her time. she will !, e
be among the foremost in the war &c uni.
versal liberty. a7
You. noble Americans, We bless IN The
name OF the God Of Liberty! To YOU.
who have summoned the murderers Of
my count'ymen before the judgment seat
OF The world--to you, who are the frst
Judges OF this COURT will bring the
complaints Of my nation. and before vol,
will plead her cause. When the house
OF Hapsburg. with the aid Of foreign
army. invaded my country, and had de.
stroyed, by their manifesto Of the 4th az
March, 1910, the foundation upon which
the union with Austria rested, their re-
manned for Hungary no alternative than
the Declaration of Independence which
The National Assembly unanimously 70,
ted on the i4tll OF April, ls49, and in
which the whole nation solemnly accept.
ed. and sealed with their blood.
declare 10 you, III the most soI.r,c :.
manner, that all which has taken place,
or that may hereafter take place. pros
cecd'ng from individuals Of Government.
contrary to this declaration, which i IN
perfect accord with The fun; lamen,al law
OF Hungary. is illegal and unjust
Before you | assert that the accu.a,;on
that tho Magyar race was unjust to The
other if'ces--by means Of which 4 nor.
ton OF the Servianss Wallachians. Slave.
mans and Germans dwelling in iIungarv.
were excited against us--is an imn;o:,s
SANDER, circulated by the house Of Hans.
burg, which shrinks from no crime 10
weaken the united forces Of our ar,ny 4
conquer one race after another. aud thns
bring them all under the yoke 81 slavs.
~ 80 r''''ss
II IS true some Of the racss in Huno.>
ry had reason TO complain; but these s1h-
lecls OF complaintwefe she inevitable con.
sequences Of the pre- existing state Of
things and the Austrian Interference. But
The Cfoatians had no reason 10 complain.
This race OF half million, in u separate
Il