New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-22


question the Slavons were made to demsnd "n"'
the Magyars could lot possibly grant THIS aP'
pears from az extract of letter OF Ba'tbysny, 70
some Wallachian rebels, twice quotes oy me
Courier. he says:
There aye three principles which mast prove As y" w.,
to any cot Citation, arc IN regard TO which ~o
4,TcuTt - csrr rpi.rg suicide win our own hands
list The Uri'g Of ne stat. l..
ID TAe ,Atcgrify Of tie Territory Of ne stat as " III
Sd The supremscy OF the Maya elemsnt s,qilred
one NJ u,ard yesIsss9 oy me armed syos.,pea
81 oonsecrsied by ne use OF the Magyar So INC 1P'
nsiic language
Here we see no freedom denied, no oppression
indicated. 1t is simply refusal to agree to q
disruption of the State, which for eight centuries
had been united, the depression Of the Magyar
rsce and the consequent destruction OF 1he Con
sti,ution, which would be the suicide OF the coun
try. Itisa response TO 4 proposition OF revolt
ed portion Of the country to secede. Why even
in this country, as We have been told by Inc
Courier, we should hold Ro terms with such rebels
and seceders. Kossuth and Bstthyany followed q
similar course.
But The Courier also presumes to say that on
the refusal Of these demands "the Ban of Croatia
and dHthe Slaronic races rose in revolt Now,
we submit, that il writer knows nothing he
should not hazard an assertion; and that if he is
well informed he should not assert what is not
true. or at least should consult prudence in max.
ing such statements The above is VIGOROUSLY
not the fact In the table Of the Slavonic races
given in The Courier, the Sclavscks or Slovaks
are put down as 200 900 souls, nearly twice as
Numerous as any other single tribe, and within
400 GOO of all the rest in the table put together,
leaving out the Wallschsns, Seekers and Jews,
who are enormously included Now, this largest!
of all the Slavouc families in Hungary, instead Of
revolving with Jellschch, was, from first to last
united with the Msgyars; in the Parliamentary
struggles OF former years it had gone with them
and when the war came it was faithful 70 them.
The volunteers unde: Jeachich were raised from
among the comparatively small tribesin Southern
Hungary, the battles between Magyar and Sla-
vonic forces were fought there the war OF races,
what there was Of it, was carried on there aud in
Transy lvania but the Sloyak country remained
faithful to the n gyars, and the Sovaks themselves
fought bravely throughout in the Magyar ranks
We defy our cotemporary and everybody else,
whether diplOmatist or not, to deny this. Why
even Kossuth is Sovak and The Courier, igno
rantly or malicously, charges him with being
traitor to his race while the truth is, that in lead
ng the Magyars he only went with his race and
sustained the cause that they had for years and
years adheredto.
The Courier quotes the following from The
Tribune:
Je lscbich was an Austrian tool from the start, and
never for moment out OF the confidence me Court
Hls GU awrY mere blind; his Invasion Of Central
Hungary YVES the most inexcusaole outrage OF modern
times and ne Austrian Court 'a' rs iH''sf'T and sup
This is called bold assertion, unworthy ofrepy
Verv well, there are authorities on these points
The act of impeachment for High Treason was
dated on the 10Th of June. We take the follow
ing account of what happened during few days
afterwards from friendly life Of this hero
Arrived al Innsbruck the AN informed OF his de-
po,on hich had isken plsce ak days before Prince
Psui Fsterbszy Hungarian Minister OF Foreign Affairs
lad orders m Pesh lot 10 allow any interview 20 take
place between tie Ban and the Emperor. with any Of
the Princes without being present Aiser this declaration
tue Crossn Deputies resolved Instantly TO Gepar aad tue
Ran also aid hs IL would be tent viii the gny
OF hi, Majesty and his position, 20 submit himself 10
the ;5rv' :@es Il HSpsSfsn d lps s 5 s fssgSa
Sophs Of the Emperor and leaders OF the
Re acllon al that time al ls'' took place The Ban
received more ihsn kindly he raS recciref Tih
and co,dioy which showed inst rh0t JeiIchich A.
ycgdu tca trOae and EhaI he could become,
known Tho writer then describes his reception by the
Emperor on Tho lSth Of June, aud gors on The royal
manifesto resiye TO the deposition of the ssn indeed
actually 'c0Ned hui IN poiut ot fact he rsmsned m
bis post and nunded to dschage its funcuOcs loih
more influence than crer' GegenW1tf, vol J, p sci
Possibly, after this demonstration Of the foul
treachery Of the Austrian Court, The Courier will
still deny that the ou:lawry Of Jellachich was
mere fetch. But as TO the fact that the B ans in.
yason of Hungary was instgated b. that Court.
and that the sinews OF war were supplied from the
same source, let as hear the Ban himself
lsiAcucu I.rora. Av.rsr,vvi~,'rss
HEADQUARTERs Al kiiz on Lake Bas,on. Sept D. 1913.
Grateful ~ your EXceency 'or The gracious care
Shown In furnishing another suTTiy u noHey must still
repeat 10 your Exceeucy my for tho dispatch with
the leas possible delay u su Client for ensuing
now with my troops 10 the Hungarian territory 10
order to act for The general Of Ausyiq without
bleeding heart cannot 10y upon the pary Innocent peo-
pie sDy greater burdens an the passage Of cOusdera
Die force NECESSARILY infcts Moreover, without the
csEBafJ uUds, cannon advance sep farther must
partially preserve The feudy dispO'uon OF the country
ope IS well as that Of The soldiers which 10 posi-
bic without money al puncIusl payment Of their dues
Aceibied statement Of The amount needed cannot send
a. owing 10 The dali, Increasing number OF my army sod
he fscl hsl Ihelunclon with The bsvOnic corps has
yet been effected 10 impossible make with exsct.
ne's siIce toe demand Tor money depends on those cir
cum.sncs Bot according 10 my estimate the amount Of
pay oT he month Of October will above 20 e0U hons
ana tbe Taons, sc $1,000 msking a. all 600t0Oh Ana
take leave respectfully TO beg y0nr EHcelency put this
plox 81 Ia ihes asa This bec-ussin the Struggle now
neEun Tor lhe good oausof Austa reckon all possible
help from he imperial rOys Ministry AID nave the right
70 TeckOn thereon Besds iG 10 all tho less possible Or
M to he eced by that Excellent body (hochdemseea
that am now amid Tie Hung san territory and would
have tie most terrible con.qupnces for The country the
a. 1y 0hd me entVe monarchy o Anstra. As The
junction lakes pace shall not delay sendog the detailed
staten EFT. JELLACHICH
THoa fElLAcHH 70 HAa5s PORTFOLIO
HEADQUAsTERs At Kilin sd Sept 1913.
DEAR FRIEND: The Magyar fll all
Vii THAR efs and haya
HUI sTisn troops lbAt The hope that troops Of ne line
WoUld Rot fight sgsinst us 10 not confirmed | cannot
deny that revolt Al The IbOugh (esmU schaueyt point
TX ny csDlon Al hussHS b. Il spiE will be produced
IN Ihe perhaps forever Therefore, me iaen-
tim 10 Tabah RE maHV0 leli Do done once that
he ala trop f1yG shall sg tn be the
Dear IeDs, had ne definite promise that
40 smy troops had entered Hungary they sa0ul6
me ,tga pay and rotons from ne imperial Lsuyy
he hope Of powerful moral support was also given me-