New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-10

80 MS cameo unanimously Inc talrc props, u
,bs,tte necple shou d DC admitted INTO iulishAre
,i.c riebts consequently the hight Of election
70, i-x % members al parliament out me SEE
az those pubic administrators VINO aomluisei ,i -"
country. B1; now. when al we Peopie "ste -
- share ia those rlehis Of course county con hi
re r9if a million could not he convened u ~
fherefore altered from ptr'onA u reqTesen'',
tive rasis. ard fixed so mai e'5i5 coli.y ,,,,b
e.ect uen 10 represent thom tie Aa1 a. WAYS IAioIsn
10 s,yccated The principle ~ communities oe'Hs
frame Oh the prime pc OF idn.lles no one 80
-obt 10 interfere N then private afalrs. PfoFue'
hey oic not offend Others. IN tLls way me sDst.n
:, -. y. the cClrtrN was arranged. me puOlc mt
rssts acre uroyiced for sgihcient power "as si'eH
:. ,ohoid md enforce obedience, ana ina. hau J.
waSs bern MS Taing principe. nul II "a &C.
ercueh foJ them % have est@ol.saed huhici 80
- 90 Nv and opposed barriers 70 an Absolute gov
,rrme1t. having seen that the administrator. y.
COLLEGES could not be made responsible, anc litl
aid hat the form OF ms Governmental c0dnci "a -
- Nodded and 30 thev proposed TO substitute re
s,on.,tie ministry loud cheers Thai was
ta,,ied and several others, which he 1ld 10.
abuse ineT Ind to.eraton aud attention -
f1e lone address hy relating. Instead Of gov
errueutal council they had responsible nini'
lstry-thev secured the emancipation OF me Pc t>a''
ry-ihe participation OF the nooies IN lhe puoc -
md duies-and paTtlclQ patton OF all the peopie III
,-unicirsl rights and the election al county lnrH-
hers These we're the chief LAWS passed, ana
denutaiion headed oy the archduke palane,w sem
10 Vienna to ask IN the name OF the future, oil .e
houses of Austria AID Hungary the assent o. the
Fmperor Loud cheers The oeputahon vas or
cered TO submit the matter to the King In ie.sa
he could not take upon himself 20 say "Aa' "a.
CONSEQUENCES might be of the movements tnu
v.re taking place there and IN the rest oil IN,
rome and therefore the Government Was en- 60
- hasten and give v hat was due TO Hungary lHSl
were told that l. would be done II VIENNA - o.ly
,ie, and not 10 have IL said that the House OF haps-
burq was compe led by outwar~ demonstrations ouo
justice Then he wondered that ne himself hulno'o
person unpTeiondlng son OF Inouest uuhf IN
was in position to hold the existence OF lne mouse
of Hapsburg, in Austria, IN his hands ne SUI ~
them, Be just 10 my fatherland anc VIM ~, Sise
peace ard tranquility to Vienna .Cheedis ~
nToIalsed 10 ne Iust, " and tins, continued VI. Nus
suth raising MS hands above his ne ID, ." Will say
before the eternal God, who VIII regard my respon
slblllty-befOre history, that independent Juuse y,
men and events, that was elevated ABOVE Iienl dlu
have rjeht 10 say that the house OF HaPsourg has
to thank It's existence to me" Loud cheering Al
audience al last given, and Whlle the Hlhg ~ one
room was giving his assent me Empress .le
sister of the late and mother OF the present Ehpelor
in another was consulting with Jeuachch Low 10 set
rid Of those promises. Loud cTes OF uedt. lhs
King came To PresbuTg to sanction thel Avs ana
he could cali to mind yames and fTends VINO, as wen
as himself considered Office buIoen ana not an
honor He himself addressed the people Oh rIesouig
from balcony, and taking LOUIS Baltily dhl nc pre-
sented hmto the people and tou mem lio W .V.I
himself but 10 cheer the man who would ana must De
the first President and Minister OF Hungary lie also
had been forced to enter the Government, because
others had declared they would otenief i unless e
was among them They came to Pcsth, and In a Ie"
DAYS the serfS feyOlied-stTred up, As II Ildd Deen
since proved, by the Intngues oil the Cam'd OF VI
enna They took for their text that IN certain an
Gent diplomas that part OF Hung ny was giveh 20
them but II was quite clear that the OBJECT was To
sepa ate and form distinct province from the rest
Of Hungary. The Government Oh whlch ne "1s
member seeing there must be plot oS "EiCh these
moor people were deceived, did not use all the hed
sures in their power. II was always one OF the rues
of Mettemich ever to Cypress one nation oy ahother
their own army IN ltay and they hdu ueIndA,
Croat Polish and Austrian troops In Hungary WIN
further details OF the revolt dt me
head of the revolt OF the Croats ana sef's Was the
Ban Jellachich ltdeclared its independence OF nun
gary without any reason at all. They enreated the
King to give them power 10 suppress IL, ana ne nun
self stood by the Paldtne. When al lLspruck, "ANa
er he had fled, the diet of Hungary asked nun 10
come TO them, and the llungarans would defend
HIM against half Europe, and when ne stood oy tne
Archduke Pa atine he heard the KING Solemn.y
condemn those Efforts Of Jellachlch and the seris
and CIoatS, who had Teyolted against the laws ana
liberties OF the country. He heard hlm give orders
to the ministry of Hungary, and necessary powers
to put down the nsurrect.on against the laws, ana
cOfured his faithful Parliament OF Hungary 10 pro-
vide an army and financial means TO protect ana de-
fend themselves. He had seen grand operations III
his iie but when he returned to the Diet tour nun
dIed men rose like one man, stopped hm IN ms
Spus af But When the Ausrian
Italy became apparent, the house OF Hapsours sad
now is the time 10 crush Hungary. pTocla nation
was issued directing JeliaC hlcl 10 advance 70 tie
frontiers Of Hungary and whom did tae hIng,
who proclaimed himself friendly TO the lanj. APP
point az his agent and faithful inend but ms
Jellachlch, and he asked HIM TO go on as alnst
Hungary. There was not single man In the
whole world who would not rise To oppose MIN.
Jellachich vert on: the Hungarlans had no arms,
but $4,000 men were defeated by the peasantry with
their scythes and Jeachich himself made his ape
The ministry, OF course, resigned, and his Majesty
the King SuSpending their constitutional rlshts,
gave them his alter ego, Jellachlch, as thelr
Governor who, a few days before, he had de ;laTed
traitor Loud cries of Shame y The Hung uianS
declared they would not accept traitor. The budget
had Lot been discussed. The order for the disSolu
ton Of Parliament not signed by responsible
Minister, but the Ministry having resigned, appoint
ed Committee OF Defense iorthe country, OF winch
he had the honor OF beng President. Loud cheers
Jeiachlch escaped toward Vienna, and he gave or
deTs to follow him. When they came To me frontiers
Of Austria, lie communicated With the commander
Of the Austrian army before Vienna, calling upon
HIM TO respect the laws OF neutrality, and moi to eve
shelter TO those who revoited against them but
The Austrian commander not oaly oiected hm, but
Jones the II armies together. and the siege OF lenHa
was raised, and afteTU ard the two armies matched
into Hungary under the command OF WlndschgrdtZ,
calling The HungarIans ard himself rebels. They
we're opposed strenuously. History would speak
OF II. Tremendous cheering But still he must
ore thmg add to those uDpretendng developments OF
The pas mat, although they had been yictors-al-
though they had defeated IN several battles the I'M
penal aTmies-aithough the Emperor OF Austria Is
sued proclamation relying upon The false reports OF
one OF his Generals OF a victory that Was never won
with single scratch of his pen he declared thai.
he b!ottod out The Nation Of Hungary IRON existing
nations that She nc longer existed, but was torn up
and acCcd 10 the Austrian Empire. Not~lthst md
ing they had Beaten their enemles-not"lthstanlln Ing
thtse proclamations, which were rupture OF all
ues-slll they did not proclaim their independence
untll intelligence arrived thai The RUSSIAN uter'en-
lion had been accepted and soIry ne 10 say that
TO avoid that Intervention Was no longer possible
they had 10 hope III the world from any one. NJ.
Aossuih here was deeply affected Ihen he
considered matters IN his conscience, and he
came 10 the resolution that either hlS nation
must submit 10 the deadly stroke aimed at It's life,
without even trying 10 ITSELF or II II was not
coward enough, base enough 10 accept tnls suicide,
II would be better, even at the sacrifice OF people.
LOT 10 allow these two great empires 10 destroy
EUerty, which ~as attempted 10 be done by placing
then foot upon the neck OF Hungary. tie then &C.
COED on struggle for liberty ana Christianity, IN
case God gave them successful decided 70 proclaim
me independence OF Hungary, and II vas accepted.
That was the brief-not brlef alone, but true and
real nature Of the Hungarian war. What was the