New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-22

palIty. asked them, let me be your guest, OF else
let pass. that may carry my weary heal 10 more
hoSpIiahle shores. They answered me, be welcome,
be our guest our house Will oe an asylum 10 thee
We swear thee protection and hospitality.
Trusted arrested nv steps. that m ghi vet feel
the breeze which swept the plains OF my neigh
boring Native land that may see the pillows OF the
Danube mixed with Hungarian tears from Pres5urg
TO Orsoya
Anew months later they gave me PRISON IN far
Aslato be the asylum which taey had sworn 10 me.
A. tie sad moment Of this change IN my fate, the
poor runs OF independent Hungary, my fellow ex.
lies almost al, Win few exceptions, demanded the
only concession, 10 share NV fate.
IL refused.
permission 70 accompany me. 80 they came with
me. They rame firmly decided. and declaring this
their resolution 10 the comml>Slry OF the Porte,
rather 10 undergo every prauOn, rather 10 struggle
With starvation than 10 LEI me be fOrSaken, alone.
II was noble deed, Sir. worthy OF the sympathy
Of humanity.
Now, SIT, these are ;he men who are now driven
ment.
They protested against this inhuman,y As Won
Will see nom the Su1Joned memorial they declared
to be Wiling 10 stay with me without The slightest
AID al the turkish government they asked nothing
but The permission 10 share my fate they declared
not 10 submit to this inhumanity.
The answer waS-If YOU don't 20 willingly, YOU
VIII he set upon he horses and bound up, and carried
away by force
Only to five Of the whole number Is permitted TO
share myimartyrdom. There have been seven Off
Gers. Who more particularly devoted themselves 70
the service of daily guard 70 my person. precau-
ton of necessity. ~ the Turkish government ac-
knowledged again and again. that Austrian aSSas-
SINS were plotting against my life. | asked at least
10 spare me the modification of choice among these
seven. No, II was not permitted TWO even OF these
were driven away
On the contrary, | willing 10 sacrifice the
consolation Of the presence OF my family, for the
sake of the education of my children. intended.
therefor. 10 your Governments generous offer tn
send away my infant children. under or even M II
can't otherwise be) without their guardian angel, my
dear beloved wife. Ii was explicitly refused
That is the real state of the question: sir. IL Is
not for the sake Of relieving the burden OF my feel
inCS ~ a weak complaint dwell upon these par
tcuarS VIII bear my fate but It Is that oarbarlty
may not succeed IN Sheterng Itself under the mask
OF humanity. and that my goalerS may not sell for
benevOleuce a deed which is the most shocking Cru-
city /, i for that reason that pray you would be
kind 20 inform your Government about these,
the real issue of your counirys generous PROPOSE
ton. will also state the matter before the pub
lciiy of the civilized world.
Now, my dear sir. the greatest part of my
drycn.aWay companions have decided TO profit OF
your generous offer and 20 go 10 America IN the
confident hope, that with the AID Of God, they may
vet see their native beloved fatherand IN freedom
and Independence. It Is my duty 10 trouble you with
some indispensable prayers on their behalf, which
trust YOU will feel authorized to comply with. &c,
l.. kOSSUrH.