The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-18


ngatitude Of his nalion went with him in his Danish
menl but the sorrowfu love OF my counrymen follows
TO my place OF exile. To Thee my God, l oder thank 8
that thou ddst deem worthy suffer for dear Hun
gary Let me suder affections. but accept them Prop
daiory sacrifices for my native land ~ TIL y. ft
And thou, Hungarian nation. yield not 10 despair Be
patient; hope, and wsi, thy timsl Though all msn for
get thee. the God Of Justice will not Thy susrngs
recorded and thy tears remembered. The blood Of thy
maryrs-thy noble sons-whch mcstened thy soil. will
have It's fruits The victims which daily fall for thee
are Ike the evergreen cypress the graves OF the
dead. the symbol OF thy resurrection. The whom
thy destroyer excited against thee by lies and cunning
will be undeceived; they will know that thou didst not
fight for commence, bur for the common lbery-that
thou vast their brother and bled for them also The
porary victory OF enemies will but take the
film from the eyes of the deceived people. The ssni
ment OF sympathy for our su6erings will inspire among
the smaller States and races the wish for fraterna con-
federatonor that which always urged the only safe
policy and guarantee OF freedom for them all
The realization OF this idea will hurl the power OF the
naughty despots TO the abyss of the past and Hungary
free surrounded by free nations, will be great glorious,
and independent
AT the moment when hardly hoped for further con-
ISOLATION on earth, behold the God OF Mercy freed my
wife, and enabled her. through thousand dangers TO
reach me in my place Of exile Like hunted deer she
could not for FIVE months find in her native land
placed reward upon her head but she has escaped the
tyrants She TO me and to my exsd countrynen
like the rainbow to Noah for she brought intelligence
Of hope in the mistaken souls of the Hungarian people,
and in the afsctiona,e sympathy OF the neghboring
nations who had fought against They had aided the
wife of the much slandered governor OF Hungary.
Although the sympathy OF the world often depends
upon the result of actions, and the successful are ap-
pauded, still Hungary, by her noble bearing and trials.
has drawn the attention OF the world The sympathy
which she has excited in both worlds and the thunder
ing curse which the lips Of millions have pronounced
against her desoyes, like the roaring OF the
wind before the Storm the coming retrbuon OF Heaven
Among the nations OF the world there are two which
demand our gratitude and affection. England. no less
powerful than she is free and glorious supported US BY
sympathy and by the approving voice OF her nobest
and the millions OF her people And that chosen
land of freedom bsyond the ocean-he all powerful PEG
pie OF the United States. with their liberal government
inspired US with hope and gave courage by their deep
interest in and suerngs and by their condem.
nation of our executioners.
The President of the United States, whom the conf
dence of free people had elevated to the Hottest sta
ton in the world in his message to Congress- announced
that the American government would have been the first
10 recognise the independence of Hungary And the
senators and representatives in Congress marked the de-
stroyers OF my countys liberty with the stigma OF gno-
mny. and expressed. with indignant feelings their con-
tempt for the conduct OF Austria and their wish break
the diplomatic intercourse with such 4 government
They summoned the despos before the judgment
humanity they proclaimed that the world would con
denim Them they declared that Austria and Russia hac
been UNJUST yrannca and barbarous and deserved te
be reprobated by mankind. while Hungary was worthy
of universal sympathy.
| The Hungarians, more fortunate than 7, who were
able 10 reach the shores OF the New World, were re-
ceved by the people and government OF the Un,e State.
In the most generous manner-yes, like brothers. With
one hand they hurled anaihemas at the despos, and
with the other welcomed the humble exiles paaks oil
that glorious American liberty be valued than
the glitter OF crowns Oar hearts filed with emotions
10 how this great nation extends its sympathy and
aid every Hungarian who fortunate arrive
America. The sympathetic declaration OF such people,
under such circumstances, with similar sentiments in
England, sigh which the wind blows away,
but prophetic OF the future What blessed sigh, 10
see whole nations elevated by such sentiments!
| Free citizens Of America you inspired my country
to noble deeds; your approval impaired confidence
your sympathy consoed in adversely, gave a ray OF
hope for the future and enabled bear the weight
Of our heavy burden your fellow feeling will sustain
ill we realize the hope, the faith /" that Hungary is not
lost forever" Accept, in the name OF my countrymen.
the ack edgment OF warmest gratitude and
high respect
| |. who know Hungary 90 well, firmly believe she is
not lost and the intelligent citizens OF America have de-
cided, not only win mpul5Ve
nd policy, favor the unfortunate but not subjogaied
Hungary The sound OF that encouraging voice 10 not
like funeral dge, but the shrl trumpet that will
call the world to judgment
Who does not that Austria, in her victory, has
given herself a mortal wound Her weakness is be-
trayed The world longer believes that Europe needs
the preservation of this decaying empire. II is evident
that its existence is TO mankind il can pro-
mote the welfare Of society The magic OF its imagined
power is gone it was delusion which deceive no
longer Among all the Of this empre-no excepting
the hereditary S,aes-there is that does despse
the regnng family OF Hapsbug This power has moral
ground OF support its vain dreams OF a united empire
for which has committed the most unheard OF crimes
proved 10 be rawlings At which the world laughs
No loves respects X and when IL falls. tear
OF regret will follow to the grave And fall il surely
will That moment Russia wi,hdraws her support, the
decayed edice will crumbe to dust A shot fired BY an
English by American vessel from the Adratic
would be like the trumpet at the city OF Jericho And
this impous. foolish government thinks control fate by
the hangman's cord. How long will Russia be able 10
assist, This Czar-who boasts that his mission is to be
the scourgs OF all the nations striving for berty--wl
not the Almighty, whose vicegesent he profaneIy as
to be- blast the miserable boaser The very char
acier OF his government is declaration OF ganst
the rights and interests of humanity and the existence OF
other nations Will the world suffer this long, Not
long.
The Hungarian nation, in her war; has not only gained
consciousness Of her strength but she has forced
the conviction into the minds OF other nations that she
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