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

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and IN addition the people have been told that the
HspsbuTgs will have money and not love. As tue
Gar has brought the lapsouTes rus so Monk once
brought Tie Stuarts back 10 you bat the ta.a was
los. 10 their morality, and where arethe- y For
sOoih say there is much likeness IN our histories
We are now there where you ere alter 1868 Only
time went On. II sill not last so long. Look 10 his
tory Restored dynastes have no fute. Sir AM
IN Hungary after whdtt experienced, 10 10 narchl-
cal combination has a future more. But the House
Of Austria have no future even beyond Hungary,
because has LOST every natural Das OF ls existence
and that is bad reason to cam fuftter lie. ad
tie House Of Austria IN 1878 been lus, to ward the
nations II rules, or wise toward th1 great German
national family, 1t might have had future
vet but while II deceived every one Of It's
own nations, 10 Goymsny it rendered Itself Where
viii once subSide the SOLICITATIONS OF great Ger
maDys fate, II is not mir 10 foree bu.sure as it's
that they VIII somewhere subsicc even sure it IS
that The wedge stone Of II can never more become
yonder house OF Austria. which threw itself away TO
De mere tool Of Russian prepOndeyance, which
being foreign one is also even so ambitious as des-
potical. The rule of the house of Austria IN Ger
many would, therefore, equally hurt as well the
national feeling also the sentiment OF liberty IN
Germany (as even the intreues for supremacy al
ready show, without having even Whatever giory 70
offer IN exchange The historical basis OF taSatlon
il has lost the basis OF the new era refused 70 &C
cept, how then should 1t continue TO live 1t had
yet had artificial fancy OF his existence, the IDEA,
% be necessary TO Europe against Russian omnlpo-
teEce. that Europe might not become Cossack. as
Napoleon said. The idea was lole and false be-
cause the guarantee of Europe could never be
sought in one family, but In nations The loea
was false one, but still il was. Where is it
now Since by asking and accepting RUSSIAN
armed interference against Hungary, the mouse OF
Austria became mere vanguard TO Russian prepon-
deTance. Its existence not only cannot be necessary
TO Europe but turned out to be rather dangerous 10
It, since it. precisely Austria that has thrown up in
Europe the conventional public law and so-called sys
TEN of equilibrium. SO the house ofAusria bare of all
natural elements OF life, has but three things to
vegetate upon-loans, bayonets and the Gar us
eternal wars lead TO bankruptcy-its armies are
composed out of the SONS of those nations which
hate 1t an is hating the hand which the blood OF
hiss mother had split and as to the Car, Europe
Will not, cannot. admit HIM to rule at the banks OF
the Rhine. Of the Danube, and OF the 20. Let,
Therefore, the house of Austria, proudly relying on
his bayCnets and his car, trample upon oppressed
natlOIs. ! Know that armies of to-day are not the
condoteres o. old know that the light has spread.
ari even bayonets thuk-I know that all Cars of
the world are but mean dust IN the hand of Cod
and so ! firmly hope, nay, am certain, shall yet
see Hungary independent and free. You have to
judge, gentlemen, by what have had the honor to
expose, If there be serious motives for that nope.
But stll one have to add. The last, not least, OF
all ii is the sympathy, not only of every oppressed,
but also OF every free nation 1t is the sympathy of
the mighty English race called 10 be the piHar of
oppressed humanity, the younger offspring OF which
glorious race, these in the mighty Republic of the
New World, has put under the ban of mankind the
OppTessOrS of Hungary and sent a war-Shp to con-
duct me out OF prison. while the elder brothers OF
that mighty race here In these glorious isles raised
Al
my activity and upon my arrival on its happy
shores. honors me with an attention almost un
parable led III history, and this too in the very mo-
mtnt " hen the blood stained HapsburgS raging like
an impCtent furious child, let nail my name to the
gallows feel not offended, Sir My hOnoris not de-
pendent on llapsbprgian folly, Hapsburgian rage.
Tberemay be rather some glory IN the deato be hated
and fearedby bloody despOts whom nations curse.
VOW TO DO all where To merit this harcdthls fear
have the'honOr 10 represent principle, Sir The
English race, in honOIing me with It's generous SYM
raft n
The HapsbuIeS na 1t to the gallOwS by hangmans
hand II is defy, ii Is challenge of an arrogant
tyTant TO the public opinion OF the world defy to
yoar sympathy, gentlemen defy 10 the generous
sympathy the fate OF my country is honored with In
this glorious land. | fear not TO be coniradicted
when say, that IT were a want of appreciation al
most like an offenSe TO the people OF England were
Icapable TO think tins sympathy to be nothing more
Than the passing emotion Of noble hearts. No, Sir
full well do know thatthe sympathy of the people of
neland is no IDLE thing Has the people of England
once taken direction, has ii once bestowed its sym.
pahy has IL bent its mind TO anything 1t Will caIry
twill have out Of It some practical result This firm
ofcharacer this untiTabe perseverance in every
great and noble ann, is the true key OF your coun-
try's greatness gentlemen. So rely upon it conf
IDENTIFY, Sir What it is could dare to look TO as for
practical result of the people of Engand's gener-
Gus sympathy for nay native land That is matter
which myself, an unpretendmg stranger, could but
slightly dare to touch. [Ilear J But would not
too much tire you would beg leave, Sir, briefly to
few particulars out of the past for futures
sake. Before all, have to insist upon the point
that the manner of taking such view OF the nun
garlan revolution-as If in making It, anybody In the
world could have had his hand III It's an entirely
false one. Let the wOrd-liungarian revoluiion-be
praise or reproach, 1t is a matter OF TACT tnaI
we have had no revolution, SIT. Take man who,
confident in the protection Of law, rests quietly
IN ms house and the night watch, instead OF
taking care that his tranquility may not be dis
turbed, gives himself the incendaTy torch to some
fellow dodgers of his house, and perSuades them,
by falsehOOd and promises, to bum ms mouse
and TO murder him and he, starting from his quet
rest, rushes from his room TO but out me hre ana
TO preserve his lfe and he crles out for the very
night watch to help him in his legitimate defense
and this very night watch brings an armed guard
with himse II, and instead Of defending the injured
man, calls him traitor and consplrater for daring
TO oppose the honest ncendlary, the faithful muT.
dercr-y ca more, he Joins the lncendlay and rushes
on the injured man with his armed guards and he,
the poor injured man. calls together his brethren ana
his sons, beats Down the incendlary, the murderer,
the night watch and his guard is there any honest,
any just man in the world who could charge the man
having committed an assault on the legitimate au-
thOrlty OF the night watch SIT have gwen YOU IN
THIS popular sketch the history Of the past Hun
garian war beg rot to be misunderstood. Sir, II
Is not the fear Of the revolutionary question when
makes me say tins. l am man OF justice, right,
and liberty, Sir, and will be so my whole lifetime
Little do care for, how the sworn enemies OF Jus9ce,
night and liberty, may call me, SIR. Your hampdenS,
Your Russells and SldneyS, were also called reyoid
tionists in their turn and so, may God bless me,
will never be longing for abrghter fame than helIs
still less would see this dsavowal applied 10 the III
tuIe, Sir To be sure, take revolution Tor very
great misfortune, Sir but also highly own that an
oppressed people seeing every other means OF pre-
seivation fail has a right 10 make revolution. The
people OF England must acknowledge this truth De-
cause the freedom and greatness OF Eng land derive
from tie practical success OF this truth highly
own that my oppressed people is IN this very case
But look, Sir Tor a lively interest TO veny mat,
ter Of fact and to reduce the Misrepresentation OF
t,ranis and their satellites to their Just value All
the like gossip about anarchy about our having been
most lcentious demagoeuos who were forming inceh-
diary plots against the tranquility of neighboring
States abouimy despOtlc Government carrying on
Hungary with ne b. terrorism and all other trivial
phrases in which soul oppression OF mankind ex-
c. Is, are entirely TO be put on the same scale
Though the reign Of the house OF Austria over Hun
eaty was three centuries, long but continual Sc
hes Of perjury, and though it encroached immensely
CONSTITUTIONAL liberty. We enjoyed no freedom OF
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