The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08


acted and 80 far from disappearing his in.
reference, advised him. in case he received a
further communication from the Revolution
AIRY Government in Hungary. 10 have an
interview with Prince Wiudsgran, who
was charged by the Emperor with the pro
ceedngs determined on in relation to that
kingdom. \ week after these occurrences,
Mr. Stiles received, through a secret chan
mel, communication signed by l.. kossu;h.
President of the Committee OF Defence,
and eountcrsigned by Francis Pulsky, Sec
retarv of State. On the receipt Of this
! communications Mr. Stiles had an interview
with Prince Windsgratz, "who received
him with the utmos, kindness, aud thanked
him Cor lis efforts toward rceonciling the
eXslnq difficulties. Such were 'he mel
dents which first drew ,hc attention of the
Government Of the mitcd States, pariicu-
lallv 10 the affairs uf Hungary, and the
conduct OF Mr. Siile.. though acting with.
ont instruction ie matter Of much dcllca'
cy having been viewed with satisfaction by
the imperial Government. was approved by
that of the uited States.
In the course OF the year ISIS, and in
'he .a'lf part iNi'' d" e"lls'''t,'.'' 'u''"
OF iiougA''ah e"h.e 10 ,n' ''''''' ''','s'
among them we're individuals representing
themselves to be in the confidence of the
"eN'l"''1""f' ""'''''''''''' "'',' y, u
persons inc 't's'u'"' was '''ons'H o'Ee" -
recognise Tue sNIs''"cee' t''' ''''''''e'.''
IN these applications, and in the manner IN
M''e" "''N W. ''"'' ~ III" 'i ' . w.
'llere WAS h"'h''S u''Rso", SUI wa,
uofe ahNuihR u"'u'no'"'" ~ '''' ~" "
hhuehs' II Is '"' fEh' 81 e>o,P "", l't"".
emf STATE TO ehi'r l',to 'f,'n"'. '''"'''" W..
VIII" every o'"'r '',o'i'e",'''' '''"'e, ~ NJ
course 4u'su"u' 81 Ft"'''''''
nl'se IN reference 10 new "'','S' "'""s"'
ny su'e'ss'ui feN"'u'''p' 'n'" ''' '',"'i y,
H'h"us "' IN ""' ~ Nv w
h'u'iIl i'"'Is 'N"' 'n'N '"o"'' ava" ,p'
recognize" 81 .l' '''" ''',''''i''e''I ~ nv
'A''n' H'l''. '" P''n''l'' " l"',' Nv ~
h"' Dee" more frequently a'''o "i''" WIN
~ ','' t''' UN,A Nta's ., ''p s'u"' Po"'''
oi VA" N''ld 'H"A i''ls' '''" 'h"' ic,'
''G'' "f t'h ne" states l'''' 'st''i,,''.'
".'' emu ','''''''' 49, -
'i ''f e"i'"i'l ""'','''''o' OF NP''"' "'' '''s
continent ANA w. wv '"' 49,, US
'rhc..,i.t,.r..,. of .il ,hc..5 ,,oyernn.nt. was
r.,ean,,aJ Le some of thu leading Power.
Of Evrop.. a. we'll as hv the nitpd states
l.C,rs /, ,,s .rlno.isd,.d Il, III, States
from. ,,bi,I, tl,,y had ,cpaf,ted themselves
II ,l..,.c.r, il,e limited ~,a,es had zone SO
"a, e.. c,r,uopv ia ack,,o,,ledpc the indie
,.pd.p,o. of lluuoary although. "a. the re-.
.,ll ina. proy,l II wonld have been a pre-.
,.t,i,,t, .tcp and ono Gou which no bcne.
81 ,,,,lJ b,v,. ,n.ultad ia either part,. il
,,o,l1 mn, nc,.,tb,l,s.. have been an act
,,.,in.t ,b. Law, of nations pro,ided the,
Tank ma rort ia her contest with Austria.
nut tte .,ted Stat.s did no such thing
\,t,,l, 1iJ tb.y mot Weld TO Hungary an,
,rtg,l couut.p1ure or .uccor: NOT ouk
,iii tb,,. mat show th,ir shin. uC war in tie
tdf,ic with am, mouacing or hostile as
,.,t but ury studinu.ly ahstainrl from
r,,NtAnu which had not been done in
other ra.rs IN times mast, aud contented
themselves with insli,atiuu an inquir, into
the Truth aud reality Of alleged political
occurrences
NJ U.Leuqnn Incorrectly states. unin.
,auti.nal,, cefainly. the nature Of the mis-.
sion of tIs aren't vhcn hc SAY. that
United STATE. gppnf had been dispatched
o Vienna with orders to watch for a IA.
,nrtbia moment to recognise the Hungarian
K.uul,li, and ~ conclude treaty of com
p,srre with the same" Tli.. indeed. would
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