Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-14

O''A '''''-' wy
nec TO the Continual encroacamrus Of the
.Ieir rights refer {" the chief soarcc-bi upon the e.
lhc Amy oi Hungary two lid, the
t'ona' The other abs9u:c-.itst opposite drc,io
can never a".c and therefore he proposed that hoa-
'psauf@ did not rcspcc the cpns!,utnal rhts o Hun
gary nhy VINO had coEScrrad tler constitutional .ea.pm
ara their parliament, should not cndiro this rncrn.c.nen
loheers He believed that just could clH's. him
proposing mat, "a member OF parliament in his cllntr
"i, acnS !!pro3try, when il unanimnusl; a!ou
ri ny Tie parliament that he metitatins revolution
l-9ud cheers Gnt it was go; his peccn was pn,e
~" taa IN the public places Of Vienna, when tha
e !shch revolution reached that city, and that made IL!
austrian revolution. (Ioui cries of "Ticar he.r" an,
cheei lie himself Immediately resolved not TO BE- carried
i"ay ny he elements, ba: take elements
P'ra: excitement, and c had awaited hinScl: Gp
pn:'uEy which God hes. 2iven him AMI proposed ~ fl,
measure The emancipation of the p"asatrly Ccsnendou
vi course 10 Those circumstances il was carried
udi"'sy IN Doi houses, but ie anxJus not 10 u:t
NC nt"sss Of any Class but ratc! To s,are that which nj
y"~ ho' qh' ls In origin, hy line and circumstances
u custom tad got nieaced with the private fn:tunes oi
anu trrire, Il was Proposed and adopted
'S" by parliament that pcaaanty sou! b.. free from
AL t5sc du'le' without paving anylln. for il, Giear hssr
a Viy RON ist r c,na nat PC ar "a c isaF!?q|s s a
10 everything 10 release that ainn:ai'on, amir WAS car
::"i unanimously.
The sec,nt assure p.opasni was that heirrc The
poe had every duty but rghi luiies ana d'ica
.7 rights should b. rcsotci, ani that evav man aGtnil@
10 his position shp contribute IL IN" puDc .crs'lc
.r star; and that cnrriesl unnni "a;y Tn third
proposition m the p-o1ie should ~ admitted ns'a ul!
,il al uIc rights. consequently ne rig' o. c!"ci!n
ri unly o: t-al0:i tgiau!u nut The ecclrr OF tIan
plhc administrators who administer tie crnt:y Bn; now
when oil people cald 10 share in !us" rights %
county containing hall million could no' b. con-
yanci; il he altered from psrson tpa rt2tsnt
basis and fixed thai every colHlav shond eject
men tn represent, th-n uo hni always through lie adYn-
Gated the principle Of communities beng ift:d on n: p:-
rip= families, having r.h + interfere ~ iae.r
private a,flrs provide! they dl MT offend Others In liS
tn government OF tHr cuuulr" IS drr'aHGed me quo
lie interests provided nr-suc:nt power was gwen tn
aphoa .ad cnto:ca one nee ARA tnt ha always been MS
ruling principle. Bat il was n, rn1uah nf ;H@! !" i''e
established municipalities in l say, AMI opposed H'r!!":i
10 An bsua rpY:r:it, hlvn: sea- ttIi te ial asf:-
colleges could not b. ma e responsible, an: ti" sal
iIat the form vi ts H""cruca counc mus! b; III i!i!
ard they iopisCi u substitute r:3punsiH 81: ministry
Loud cttcrs That carried an several Others wicn
lie woI abuse th,t kind 'oiracn and ai'ca;l1i t.
hs ua address by ra'icg. lns'eid"i ghvcrGi'n' c0n:
i;.v had responsible m;rtryi hs secured II" e!trrpn
ti,a The pcasarty, lh aartlcaflf"i He h"is n NJ n
tic taxes and ,ns and participation o all TIC Iea!" IL
,nun.ci1a! rights and the election Of c"LniJ h""i'rs hsc
the chs. laws passed, and d':'i'n hs"..' y inc
a,rhtusc pIlanr TO Vienna 10 "sf, ii m
name OF the iuturr OF the horses A'at aih iiin"h-
~, III, assent oi the tnn,-or. N"It rhr'r-l We
t.u,.ion nrt"rr! - submit ae mt;tsr - ~: a'.-
Ii Vienna he c1usi not 'i.G u''n h''sHi !" say
.yit aa cnasn1le.crs ':!ht be c :4 mr"rh'e'i" IN!
y,fe ahG. ;ac :err st in ta rcs, .: .nrpp aa; tace
,. , Government .rratci an. -:"c what
49, d,. r Uuu-.ry l:!ay wec" ted HAT i. wui a. lore
Il T;rnn. t'y qiict md n0i 20 have sn! lHI' the
ho,Sc lIrS5ug was Compelled ny ncward dern'@S'fa-
.-- II Justice Ti"n he wondered thai ic h''.!:-Hn
nr"!c prrSln. an nrs"ea.Eg s"a OF ;n'es' !n4"Iv-
m pyaitIn I. hob! ~: existence III tnc hora' - laps
bug in Austria IN MS Iants a slii Ia ~ m =" l.i ~
M !'hcrian!, aud wi! %':c pra:c ai tranquility "a VI
rIna. (Gherrs laty be ;i:r, 'aH! ih;s.
continued NJ. kSut, rasing his hands above bis -ia,
i! s,T hrurc The r.e7na God who will tc-lri M rsp1n
"il!iy before iisl'r, that independent nr "s men AMI
events, that elevated above tlcm and have right
say that the house Uf Hapsourg has ID rianS its cSsics
70 ma" QoEi ci-cring) An audience was II sis u" H.
and wGic the ku! II room was giving ts assent the
Empress SoI.ia, The sister Of the late nni mrrr :" the
Irsrn! Emperor in another consulting with J"i i': ch
h,w TO &c, rid "r those promises. ticries .! H.a) TIN
n IN n
a to mind names and friends who, as well as ,s: con-
aidlrrl Office burden aud not an honor lie hG:set ad
dressed the people VI Prrsburg from baic0ny and IaSn"
Louis Bayani he presented him tn the people ard told
cheer himself but 10 cheer the mar who wnnld
AMI be The first president and minister o' Hungary He
had DECLARED they would no; enter II uselas cnuse Others
t,s;n They Pcsth, and in few days Tie serls re-
ynI,s-stirret it had been proved b. the inrsncs o
the Carnilla OF Vienna l:,-y for their text that IN
certain diplomas that part of Hungary was s'eh ~
them but il quite clear hi the OBJECT vas to separ't
and form dstnci poYGcc from the rest oil hungary lie
Government of which he member, seeing thtre must
j. prt BY which these poor pa"pe "csc dect!TeG, aa no"
use a The in their power. Ii was nways ONO o
The rules of nclicnch oppVes3 one nation ny an
others army IN Italy, and fey had Isrhah, Srot''
p,s1 and Austrian troops in Hungary Without entering
f ner details Of the revolt, al the head o tie is'o o
i!e Croas and ses the Ban Jciachic; II declares us
igdraendence Of Hungary without any reason at an ey
.ntfsated the king give them power 10 suppress IL ana NE
himself stood by the palatine. When at lnsprucK "thef
had e, the diet OF dungaIy asked MN 20 cpG - e
and the Hungarans would defend him against hall Enop;
and when stood by the archdue paatne ne hfh'd me
King soemnly condemn those efforts ol Jelacnlch ana me
serts and Croats who had revocd against the laws ana IL
btrtes of the country. He heard him give orders 10 the
ministry OF Hungary and necessary powers TO put down e
nsurrerliun against the laws and conIured ms al.hu par
Lament Of Hungary provide army and financial means
u defend and protect themselves. He had seen grand opc-
ations in his life but when he returned to the diet l"nr
hundred rose like one man. stopped nm IN MS speech
and granted him what he asked Crcmendous cheerlng3
But when the Austrian successes In ItRy necane apps
rent the House of Hapsburg said nov the time to cns
Hungary proclamation was lssucd directing 'e''aI m
| Nf
KIM who proclomed hniscl! friendly 10 ne ito "Ppoi'
as his agent and faithful friend but this Jelchic ana We
asied him 10 20 against Hungary There was moi SIN
. man in the whole world who would not rise 10 oppose
linn Jellacch the Hun2arlans mao no arhs ou
% 900 defeated by The psasantry Win 'her
md Jelacnich himself m.de his escape The mnsry OF
p.se resigned and his Majesty the King suSPcnans h"is
constitutional rights, gave them his alssr cgo 'sccn, a.
their Governor, who, few days before nc hna osetta
traitor I.,id cries Of "Shamc" The HuIgaans hsc!af
a they would accept traitor. The ouiget haa no
been discussed The order for The dissolution OF
WAS no. sSnei by responsible minister Dut Tue Hhst
havns resigned afpoint"d committee 81 nslen.e ~. VIZ.
coun.ry uf which he had the honor OF beng preaIehi
Loud cheers. Jcchich escaped towards vienna au Ut
v. orders TO follow him. When they came t. the f"'tlers
nj Austria he communicated with the colinandcf ci u'
Austrian army before Venna ealing upon hlm ~ esi'sc
.hc laws of MENTALITY ani nn 10 give sseer 10 l"se WY
;rIy protected lin, but joined their ale5 o-stirT ana t
;.ce Of Vienna raised, ard afterwards ,Ae Two athe
'u,.c.d into Hungary under ~" c',ntHh ~ r,n'sSu
Ieiz calling IL. Hunsarians and hmsc rebels lAsy "e
1aoDs.d s;rcnupusl: History would speak o H. 'rsh
Ius Cheering but still nc H;ls, add one thfg 10 mos
unpcctending developments Of the past tat 'togh INC.
mad been yc,osahou.h they had defeated IN several oa
lies the in,rcli arni.s-ahJu.h the Emperor Of AusHi
ssc, proclamation relying upon the false reports oi on
II lis generals oI victory That was never ~on"'tn sh
M scratch oi his ne he declared that Ee b!oted oar N: ma
ZION Of Hungary from, existing nations; HAT se no 'o"e
existed au was tnn up and added 10 the Austrian empire
Notwithstanding they had beaten their cileTnrs-no'"i"
s,.ndn. these pruclamarioas which were rupture ui a
es-stIl they did proclaim their ndepcnlrncc "h' ~
r,lpcncc arrived Russian necvenin hh ns"h acct!
ted and sorry was lie say that TO av'd at H"FV%nt'
was no longer pn.sbie-t!uy had no hope III :e "", "'
anv Gne u. kossuth here was deeply aiiete'l inFh y
c,nsi,red matters in his conscience a1d nc cam" u W
resolution that his nation submit 10 the oehoY s'foA
aimed al its c without even trying 10 save l'sc, "i Il
was not coward enough, base enough u ACCEPT s F"!ci"
muuI be het!rr a. the sacrifice o p"'Pr no.
allow ihcsc great empires TO drstry merry! wien '"
attempted be DONG hy picing theif loot upon % nee"
ftunmrrr He ten decided slrn"gl" 'pf h2"'y af
ChYis i.iy, in Gud gave them ~c'''
proclaim tie Undergraduate oi Hungry, Lna IL i7 acG
tj That was tie aria not brir Lone hui ific az" IL
u,irc of HE hungari.n war. 'hit was ~. 's'N't
would not now scal of; him il was r'a:'~7 =! '''
sorrow So inacii only would Ic s!v iht t4'"i ,""'
~ Ii. whole yorli s CoaI:ci.l tla' tI-i G'
was not due s. much the comDESa I':cf ~ w. t'9'
i: empires aut Ii his 5e:> that IL: 's T'':Eh'
u Hungary who had the lead IN that great cause, vas nv,
mattel, fr the intrictcies ot Ausifin o"hacP i"s
d nasty vi HapsburI csistcd no:c 10: NJ cyaa>; h al
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