New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-27

EN-. ,nb,tion Of some families The destiny Ofrnan-
va ;sIfetdom, Sir, end the sun of freedom Will rise
-Sy Russia also and inthe choice IN when energies
v.s.ed nations Will raise IN, png ofthanksgvlngt0
Ia ct even the Russians Slil fail so let the house
SSustria trust to his Car. The people OF Hungary
"a nyse!f, we trust TO God the second anchor
w mr bone is my untowerng faith IN the destiny OF
smsnl,y The realization Of this destiny can have
hoother bssis than the people itself HO1eytr ar.
ssnt may therefore be those poie tates Of tie con-
sssnt who, unlike 10 the gracious Queen OF these
les take themselves for the am aad the people
49, Tor afaerc tool have the firm conviction that
s,sry states organization IS perverted, psIyerse,
nd doomed 10 be turned up. where single infiyidu
ale or single classes have the pretcaslon 20 cons'l
rte the basis of the society IOnder wicked, proud.
,h;ch dreams itself 10 be the aim. Is biasphcmy.
Esat1d has but one single aim and that is mankind
itself And this ann has out single instrument,
mankind again They are rebels against God, who
believe their calling 10 be 10 form the Atlas and 20
bear upon Their shoulders the vault OF humanity.
one single pressure OF the vault and they are crushed
adjust. They are rebels against God who believe
he great pyramid of mankind but for the purpose TO
eIis that they may proudly stand on ITS top having
the prttcrsi0G to doom the pyramid 10 llnmODlty,
only 20 serve as pedestal 10 them 10 look down
haughtly from the hight. One shlverlng only, and
,hey are sbasod of, and hurled down TO the dust
There let them lay. Truly, on throwing one unpre-
occupied regard on the greatest part OF continent
dr. on looking to Germany, 10 Austria TO Hungary
an looking TO the dgDtles of Rome or 10 that OF Ma
nles the horrors Of which Mr.. Gladstone has lately
rithgeler0us Indignation shown on looking IN gene
,,lohai ITALY which cann.t forbear to become fri-
Gus when with It's glorious rememorancesit casts but
one look MO the mirror Of its present horrible state
on casting glance even over the great French
yaon which the fairest fruits OF three great revolu
lions the glory outside and the freedom Within one
nv one bfhOlds absorbed by centralZlng Omnlpo-
,uce upon seeing all this 1t is not poss ble sir that
The urMeOcCupled observer, 10 whatever party he
NAV beoJg, should not BE convince this situation to
be 50 unnatural, so much IN contradiction with the
laws Of and the destinies OF humanity 1t Is IN
sch stIkine opposition 10 the most sacred interests
Of millions tha; II is entirely Impossible to endure
And, besides, when we see the great and the petty
wants how they have paid their people for having
been meTciful TO them, when the people might have
been but ust and when we see now they, are
incorripible, how they have nothing forgotten,
nothns learnt when We see on me olnef side' now
fate is bound one for another III perfect solidarity
and out Of this conviction what Christian brothery
love sprung up instead The unhappy riyalres Of
3D. formed the sole strength OF the oppressOrs Sir,
is quite impossible not 10 feet that already
on the eve Of those days when the oppressed ma
lion will hold the gre Itest court day ever seen,
before tbs verdict of which all artificial buildings of
msnkinds oppression viii fall TO dust. The third
anchor of nay hope is the history Of my nation Our
country has seen already many storm, and still the
Mapyar lives and still Buda stands. There was
time when one half of Hungary was under Turkish
dominion the other half under the iron rule OF the
Rastas or the Canatas, the model after which the
Hsynaus Of the day-Or | should rather say their
mssters-were formed. tCheersl The horrors OF
Arad are not the first bloody leaf in the house Of
Hansbure's history and still the Magyar is alive.
Cheers The house OF HapsOurg has during more
Than three drcary centuries exhausted against us
open force well as all sorts Of craft 1t has To-
mebted our dlscOTds, poisoned our habits under
mined our national character, Topped our freedom,
robbed Of our rights. II has Impoverished, weak
eped Oppressed us and my nation has not persisted
vet Much Cheerng.I The single genius which
was 10 be found i'll the house OF tlapsburg Joseph
(but be OF old and not the modern Francis Joseph
bent his powerful mind TO the design of Germanzing
Hmm nd nj melting INTO his pmDlTp and
country, and our nationality already by the pre-
parative cunning OF ungrateidl Mara Inere>a
cast back to the huts of the poor, did but with
renewed sire gth out of the ordeal arse. lCheers
And even we, three years ago, the feeble OFF,
springs OF mghtier times. there we stood desiring
nothing but peace, IN order that the ant-llke IN
dusD of lie people may change into paradise our
country. stopped in its progress by long suffer
ines There we stood, not only not suspectng
neachery and royal perjury, but even then not VIII
mg to believe 1t when ought TO have been believed
and because not believing there we stood unpre-
pared to meet the danger which gathered In fright
iul manner over US, and 50 we were attacked-and
you know, gentlemen, how We were attacked, ana
we secluded from the whole world-alas' forsaken
by the whole world-with0ut iilends, without an
army -Four scsnty ranks filled with treacherouS
elements, WHO delivered our forTesses, without mo-
nsy, without arms, without ammunitons-stlli we
beat bach the unjust assalans. yea, beat him down,
ahat he few to the foot of the Gar mendcatlng MS
assistance to his mpiOus design which he Obtained,
II true, but had to pay Tor All MS hopes, al his
future honor, independence and dignity VINO couIo
think this Hungarian nation no, 10 nave yet iutuie
Sir Ever the means by which IL was oppressed
did THIS future but assure. NhlIe the mouse Oh AUS
Una by the manner of Its victory, ana the ahhef Oh
making use of that victory In Hungary, In vienna, III
Prague, il Italy, has doomed itself 10 certain fall
While The house of Austria, precisely by It's victory,
revealed hs power to have no natural OASIS az all
meanwhile has nv nation, precisely by It's fall 10
Errope revealed that she is necessary to Europes
security, As also by her glorious defense, she re-
vealed her vitality. While the house OF AUSTRIA on
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aS slide must he who came upon the bridge painted
BY Millions master hand, my nation stands fast
amidst all universities, mistaken In courage stealy
IN resolution iism In confidence. Whle the house
OF Austria, sliding along yoncer fatal bridge, eS'
ranged nom itself every people, hunted every race,
every interest and revOlted against itself every SEN
tmen from Sches g- folsiein to Rome, from les
cen TO Constantiuope. Meanwhile my nation has
precisely An her mischief got To brethren millions
OF them who stirred up by foul deiuson, fought WIN
the fur, OF determination against us nov they all
have learnt hat their own freedom also is dwelns
with US that oppression IS but the tool Of their
own stivitude ana they all look fervently for
the day o: retnbuton as We ourselves. Could any
toty sly think that these Magyars and all his
fellow .paope. all hunted 10 their very heart, the
man the Bohemian, the Pole, the Croat the SlayOn,
he Dalma,ian, the Walach. the Serb yea, even
he Lombard, and the Venetian alSo-the Lombard
loncer ScoTChlng emoers, winch Austria even now
but with an iron glove daTes 10 touch, and where
kaoeiLky, during three short years, has inundated
aii2 hannah lives on the scat,oid and .yonder We
netan, who cannot forbear 10 weep tears OF blood,
when he chances To look along from the Rlalio-
could ANYBODY think that all these offended bleeding
hahons lightly be melted together by the alche-
mlsss Of Vienna IN the crucIble OF united slavery
With us, HungarianS, there have been alchemslS OF
osher stamp 10 make the same trial. Sir, men ike
Joseph the Second. But all IN VAIN. Though Joseph
mas had what, 20 give in, makes amends to the peo-
pee Misrepresentation of slavery and liberty
70 consclence and 10 though the trlal failed.
Bat Francis Joseph, what mas he the blood stained
child, 10 give to the down-tIodden nations OPP
ressloa at home, shame and curses abroad one
Sid'ahad mllaris OF debts an approaching bank
icp'cy the monopoly OF tobacco heavy stamp
eunts' consumption taxes Uhc very name tells the
nature oii and all his other glorious inventions 10
ofaia The ilfe-sweat of the people These are his
ga's And when the blunt murmurs OF gfoanS raised
!nese gifts, IN spite of martial law the hangmaI,
sao tae State OF siege high as 20 reach even
We imperial palaces, do you know gentlemen, what
sae COT oline answer is Will tell YOU. win the
se,y WVrsd OF the most decided organ OF Nlennese
tvvH nxs MS told the Magars are disconnected
NC hoW well but n Was no, our deSl en- to see