The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-10


the county meetings and seeing that We should get the
worst the end and that the carrying
House o Of ns ': s cont
nua encroschments of the government BY having re-
to the chief source Of them wessw that on the
laid the one was constitutional crown,
the other absolute These two opposite direc
tions could sgres, they could be united;
which Of them to prevail history will show but as
that the Austrian crown the source OF all
croaehments the rights Of Hungary and that 80 long
as the united there would be solidarity for
the Of nations in the futureo long the house OF
spsburg restore their rights to the people Of
Hungary-so long will you rebellion ready to break
against Austria and Hungary having freedom It
her duty brother seek restore freedom
Il ose other which the house de-
prived them. Seeing this proposed that duty
him TO the liberties Of The Other nor
lions Of his dominions and BY this put away
the epchainment placed the constitutional rights
Hungary. That was what proposed No just man can
VERBALLY accepted Sy Parliament was planning rsvo
words Of true man faithful to the rights Of humanity
echo in the breasts generous Eugishmen
was published in Vienna was read in the coffee houses
in the public resorts. And the OF the French
Tevo.uton came upon US ana Vienna rose up In revolt
self with Knowledge of all the circumstances Of Europe
before frankly own decided not to be carried away
by the elements but to take the rens of the elements
into my hands (cheers), to avail myself to the ut
most Of the opportunity which God had given not Hun
gary made. loud cheers Our first proposition nov
for the emancipation of the pessantry which
carried unanimously by both houses. (Cheers) But
anxious not TO hurt the interests Of class but
rather spare those which though not just in their ORR
gin. by time circumstance age had got interaced with
posed and it was agreed to unauim ously, that tie
people should be free Of all its duties-tree, without
tud sheersj but at the same time there should be an
Indemnity, not BY the peasantry but for the landlords
hSny the an % Sy give soo and
tions might be made to pay more than two or three
ora hat fn1l trdo pifv h. ~
proposed that whereas before the people had every
duty but right there should be equality in duty
aud in rights and that every according to his
should contribute TO the public necessitias-this
people should be admitted the right electing
oIly members Ct Parliament, but the Magistrates who
administer the laws but Of course half million Of peo
PIE could net be cSnvoked together in room, and
III fore the personal transported repsessnta-
tive basis and every community was ordered to elect
TO represn ut them in the coup ty meetings That
berg my chief directive plethat recognized the
rights # men, the rights Ct families the rghs Of
n1uniies. which nsdered not TO be subjected to
parliamentary has right TO
direct how shall rule my family if do not in
tIfee with the Of other families AID the IL
tue CT communities in matters which affect kingdom
Government 81 ould Rave suc 1t TO provide FOR
the public necessities OF the whole country to uphold
and enforce obedience to the Laws but it ought to have
pcs al ell 10 encrosch upon The rights Of the
rights Of communities or Of nunicps es in their
domestic matters; that my ruling principle We
ordered the government 10 bids for the repre-
sen'at:on of the parishes but It not enough for
a
rier against The government Seeing the evil effects of
the Administrative College, which, a commission,
could not he made spansible determined that as
had often happened part Of these councils had been
EcdiLtd according TO circumstances resolved TO
dy il 80 that the responsibility which provided
in the charter but which a realty in effect,
.hcuid be made zeal AID that could only be done by
substituting individuals for collective and general
boees. There were some other measures, with the de-
tails Of which shall not abuse your attention. Thus
had partc!ra Ct the mobiles in al public duties
sud taxat;on of the people 10 their general rights
A L
a her. headed by the Archduse Pslatine. WAS
sent to v.rrs in the Of the future of Hungary
and OF Austria. and Of the peace and happiness and
tranquility Of Hungary to ask the ssnclon Of the King
20 there propositions We were also Instructed to ask
the Emperor 70 restore TO friends 10 the other
tons and to fett.rtd brothei ia Austria their
suoral rights ard TO iptsrpcse the word Of Hungary
in their favor The agitation then great in Nieana
ruost 1t vas in syery other courry IN Europe
this Er gland only. which, having established it's
CUT sny se.,Ie for apotter Her.. al was orie.
the continent. all was movement. The government Of
Austria still hesitated to give rights up
TO the imperial palace saa told them there that If the
dputation was kept long waiting would lot gusrau-
tee, my,.lf what the consequences would be that
the movement that was taking place would not reach
Hungary If discounted aut disappointed In our
just expectations aud Therefore enreaed them do
US justice. They promifed they would do 30 IL only
vienna quiet but that II ey did wish to appear
that the house Of Hspshurs was compelled, by it, fears
70 he just and generous. (Cksrs laughter This
ore OF the in which l. in my own humble
person, was strsrge example Of the various changes
mOcest Hureary, was in the condticn that had the
existence cf the house OF Hapsburg AID all Its
crowns here in my hand (M kossu;h here stretched
nendous cheering told them be just % my father
land and will ave you peace AID tranquility in Wen
IA" They promised ne 20 be just. and gave them
peace ard tranquility IN Vienna IN twenty fur hours
aud before the Eternal God who will make responsible
Hin my sorhefore history the independent judge Of
and events have right 10 say the house Of Hsps-
burg has 70 thaDk its existence to At last sanction
gwen but vhils received the oise CT the King
in in the other TIE Arehduchess Sophia
mother CT the present King aud sister Of Francis Joseph
was plotting with Atterneh how 10 get rid Of this word
ana sanction In afes days Afterwards, the King who
was afterwards d'poed came 10 Presburg AMI sanctioned
pGthciy GU laws was there a. member Of the mi
nistry IN which was hat cal rst Lord Of the Urea
sury, which wss forced TO aceeps say So because
cen call the public knowledge OF my my enemies
10 nation as well ss ny rends-hst al ways consi-
d. red Cfee and power burden ADD as glory; but
that vac myself DO. before going mp vienps with
the laws for ssncto addressed the people Of Presbur~
(asss mbed below from the balcony taking Louis Bat
thyany my poor friend by the hand - Doa cheer my
elf Here Il the man who shall be-vho must he ast
minister President Of Hungary bat Bat,hyany refused
% accept - so w@ forced TO accept t ana state this
becsuie see 1t s aid IN some ap.rs that made myself
niDister We came down 10 Pesb aud In a few days
after the Serbs rerotectirr up quite
y proved afterwards, BY the Dri sues Of the Csmarla
Of N4nLa They took for pre;ext that in the dplones
there wa's treaty that part q hungary containing
about go Geo people was gwen 10 them vhieh nobody
= separate that part Of Hungary aad 70 form
in separate provinces the Banat aud Elchna.
ttoveh they eon.ain 100000 Inhabitants cut Of
which only about 10000 CT 10000 RFe Serbs
fome are NsIachians speak the German
tongue but The Hungarian government, seeing
there rust he Plot BY which The poor people were
n did not employ all the Necessary strength 10 sup
Trsts a. besides must also ststc that q the chief
Political of Mst,ernich ever and ever to
Trress naticn BY enothsr; but army drawn
Cf tie laLdCne part ByheT3is a. Italy-sud
~ lad Gefuan Polish and Nslschisn troops IA Hun
gary. Without entering into details I will only state
The revolt fgread itsc Croatia which declared
it Vas inerpsndsLt Of Hungry without any reason al
eli And viii state that The hesd q til rsvet Of the
strts and CToats the Ban Jtlachich We entr-at-
81 he King 70 give his cd &c corvore raraspt
in frN
tsrs The kit gave his cement J. siaister Of
state stood D the eide Of the Archduke Ps4ne when
ft received tie order Of the Eirg who had fed Inns
pru D. where be had been visited BY population frsm
ltsth. tel - tie Diet Inviting hla g. come to Bues
% rely thsm aud that they would def NJ him against
he'll the world Cheers And 10 has been proved that
tie Hrf gHunrs can deirnd the crown (,hssr,) /
stood IS The tcs a the Arcldute rasre when he read
tie dtClAutfu % DE pE that he soemIly CONDEMNED
the dsmnst, stts Ct Jelachlh and % toe serts and