The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-11-12

soul-beioe history The Independent, Judge OF even,s-I
have right 10 say that the house OF Hapsburg owes lis
At last the sanction OF the government was given 10
these LAVE but while receiving the promises OF
The Emperor IN room, the Archduchess Sophia, the
mother OF the present King and sister OF the last in
another plotting with Metenich how TO get rid OF these
promises. Hear hearl In a few weeks the King came
to Presbnrg when was First Ministeran office which
was forced accept; for can appeal to The public
knowledge OF my nature OF my enemies, and of my
friends, that always considered power as burden Be-
fore Vienna for sanction TO the law appointing
responsible ministers, addressed the people Of Presbu
| took my poor friend. Louis Bahyany, M. kossnlh
here affected to eas by the hand and said to the
people, ''Dont cheer be must be the first president
of Hungary" He declined, unless would enter office
with him. and thus was forced 10 enter Hear, hear
In few days after The Serbs revoed stirred up ap
text that. by ancient diplomas, that part OF Hungary
which they occupied The amount Of two or three hum
ded thousand people, had been given to them Nobody
denied this but they insisted that il should be politically
separated from Hungary, aud form separate banat.
Now although this banat in which they lived con-
tanned 100000 people, the Serbs number only 300 OOo
who speak the Wallachan tongue, the remainder Of
the people speaking German. The government OF
which was member, seeing that there must be
TO suppress this revolt Besides. should state that
OF the chief political manGuyrcs OF Met'ernch was 10
a h o q ohsm pns was
while had in Hungary Germans. Croats. Poles and
Walachs Az the head Of this revolt was the Ban Of
Croatia, and they finished by declaring their ndepend
ence. We the Hungarian ministers. entreated the King
give his consent to convoke the Parliament in order
that might be obtained to suppress the revolt T.
the minister Of Hungary, nominated BY the King stood
beside the Archduke Palane when he gave the order
[Hear hearl The King fled to Inspruck, and deputa-
ton went there inviting him to come to Buda and rely
on the loyalty OF the people We promised 10 defend
him against all the world and the Hungarians have
proved that they defend what they have promised 10
defend LCheersl also stood beside the Archduke Pala-
tine when he read the solemn edict OF the King,
demning the Vaccinations Of the Croats and Serbs and
stating that he had given orders TO his ministers in Hun
IN nutdn he N cd led
upon his faithful Parliament of Hungary to levy an
army and TO provide means 10 on the war. was
who proposed it TO Parliament but had hardly said
lew words when was stopped in my speech, and the
supplies granted at While these matters 60
ing on, arrived from Italy that the battle Of CO.
s,anza had been and that the government Of Vienna
in position to consider the means OF crush
ing Hungary proclamation was issued asking Jella-
chicb who had been proclaimed traitor by the King to
not honest in the world who will condemn
that. ltiear. hearl Jclachich came on with 10000
eraour only force being the undiscplined people armed
with scythes He then asked for truce. and two days
were given him. and, 10 the mean time, he broke his
dent Of the council the ministry having resigned. in
quence Of the dissolution Of Parliament, before the
rangement OF the budget which was against the cousi-
tu,on which provided that the Parliament should no,
separate without arranging the budget In addition to
this violation OF constitutional rights, the King makes his
alter ego (gyng to him the power 10 Hungary OF
Jellachich, the whom he had proclaimed traitor
We said we would not take the traitor governor, and
that the Parliament could be dissolved because
voted no budget. We declared that the order for dsso
luton had not been signed by the responsible officer and
that, therefore, the Parliament must sit had then the
honor be president OF the provisional government and
ordered Jeachich, who had escaped towards Vienna,
10 be followed When he came to the frontiers of Aus
tra sent commissioners 10 the government, demanding
from the general of the Austrian army that they should
respect the laws OF neutrality towards u.s. not give
any shelter 10 the revol,ed But they only protected
him, but permitted him TO join in the operations of the
siege OF Vienna These two armies came to Hungary
under Windischgraz, calling rebels and slaves We
struggled, and ught baltlesbisory tells how [oul
cheers.l But still thing mus, add, that, although
we Were vc,ore, defeating the imperial armies in several
battes-although the Emperor OF Austria had issued
proclamation the 4ih March, 1919. in which, relying
on the false repor! oil general victory that
CURED, be declared by single scratch OF his pen that
4 the nationality OF Hungary bo!ted out, that is
constitution was 10 be torn up, and tina, henceorih Hun
gary was TO be incorporated with Tie Austrian empire,
10 be ruled by his good will and Observation-Disclosures
ing all this, say sill did not proclaim rupture with
the house OF Hapsburg, until had received certain intel
sence that the Russian intervention had been decided
upon and accepted. ttlear, hear And am sorry to
add. that we also got Information that against this in
isryealion we had no help 10 expect anywhere. IN.
kossuth was here deeply affected, and burst
Then | considered the matter in my conscience and
came TO The conclusion tina, either my nation submit
to overthrow, and to an end Of its life. without even
trying to save ourselves or ii not towards and
base enough 10 commit such suicide, some reward was
necessary TO Justify the struggles and sacrhcss Of the
l people And | proposed thai If 10 contend
against two great emplres-ii there nobody to help
us-nobody 10 proven, Paskewseb. he had promised
on neck OF nungafk--f we were 10 struggle
for our liberties we had struggled for the Chrs.
tan Liberties Of Europe then | ptsgH 4 as a reward
the independence of Hungary, and my Isgas& was &C
copied. Loud cheers That IL a state reni Of what
occurred. and you all know what The result How
we Jared lei not say Il is too deep for sorrow
THIS much only will say that, although forssktn by the
whole world, am 10 this day confident that we would
have been match for the combined forces OF the two
despoic powers; bu, II is my fault and my weakness that
as governor OF Hungary, having the lead in this great
movement, had not an enough 10 fight with equal
the duplcIly OF Russia. You know how he introduced
treason into our oounses Had only been prepared
for this treason, ell would certainly not have failed
Heat hear Bnl the result OF what has occurred is
1t merely vegetables at the whm Of the mighty Gar
IA aughl 10 whom il has become the obedient servant
Heat hear Blu, II the people OF Engl land only decided
that Russia should not sci her foot the neck Of Hun
garyf they would only resolve to say s'sop to Russia
and nothing more-we might still be happy. Hungary
would have know LEDGE patroiism loyalty, and couraee
enough to dispose of domestic matters az is the
sovereign right OF every nation TO do Hear hcar And
now gentlemen, lrus, you will excuse me II have
answered your expecia,ions-f have tired you. mo,
no. My intention to show you that the OF
my poor country is worthy of your generous sympathy
because have struggled for national existence,
which when lost there no resurrection any more
for people, This is the for which ask your
generous sympathy and which enabled 10 lay before
you hee through The generous hospitality OF the mayor
OF Southampton. He has acted the part OF kind ard
generous friend 10 undeseryng as nyAeli He
father 10 the unfortunate and the protector OF suf
ferlng humanity. Happy the realm where such a man
can fise from The people by his own perseverance, his
own integrity, his own energy II is the glory OF Eng.
,and lhat such mani rising 10 such ENJOY