The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-18


powers except oh certain cund tea and
Hungary Was 90 bc itce and iaicpen1.
EN-, state, 10 bc bounL by $50 Law. or
DEGREES rsccp, ,liose of her own Diet.
sanctioned 10y the kms. Hungary VA.
always Ms independent ~. ltusn n. we
are. Snch Was tho condition ot iiun-
gary ia lSts. Now che has neither
Constitution, kns. Die, Ns,,ona,
Functions, National Organs, lndcpe'a-
enee, Liberty, nor Law, but lies pros
'ra,l a, the feet oi the Austrian E,npo.
ror, and receive. his DEGREES ircm the
point of II sword Who has wrought
this change We shall soon see. Ia Feb.
ruary, loiS, the Hungarian Diet heard
by telegraph that n Republic had arisen
m fari., and lla! one was TO rise Ia
Vienna. Awaiting themselves Of thcS.
prop,,ious circumstances. they dccrccd
sl,a. establishment of cnriaiu aaiio,,,, ~.
sii,u!ions. necessary, jast and consii,a.
i,onal. These received the royal sanc-
lion. The Germans, three days after.
received II Constitution II, the hands OF
the Emperor. On the lih oi April,
The Emperor approved and confirmed
all the rcw laws OF tho Diet. As Au.
,flau party Of reaction, Oh sroundic>-
prcieuccs. fnmruicl an in,urrcction in
Srr,ih and Wallavl,ia, and tyranny.
whcn panic.siruck, became periidious.
and the Emperor. violating the tou,i,.
tuition and laws. appointed JeI'achich to
the office OF Ban (oi Governor Of the
scdlilous dist.icis.
Mr.. Seward then described the con
test and successful efforts of the Hun
Garians, up To The Withdrawal Of the
Austrian Invading arnir, in Apr. lSH
when Hungary wa, III fact and law.
aud hy -uccc.. of arms u d the vuic" ul
jp,,ic., indc, cad ~ uii fire, Nine
/ months after thai Independence, she wus
oNer,lrown IT, Hu, i,u nud aux,,iary
lr"ol, on 'hr protest. that successful
eNmnpic o.! Hungary wa, dangerous to
order ant. religion ~ Eur"pe lie dc
-cr3rd crci.- attendant upon and pre-
ccding t;orgry'= surrender. The Civ
il Chici, made such in April. l549.witl
"A small hcioic band. escaped INTO lur-
key and now, after hon. surveillance
there restored to t,c ION and activity
Ia is among u, with II soul msuldned
by t,cacher,, misfortune. poverty. re-
proarb anu cA'ie, p cparins II new rev
Ulu'ion for his idIhcrlaul, which. aS
,p
wa, by iim delivered over 20 the I'm.
pctor. and Il, once submerged IN thu
Austrian Eirptr.. Ga i'r gronni u'
these principle, and these iacl,. lac sub
miitrd to thc Srua:e anl People OF Tie
tnitcd States that the iol!owln! propO-
s,!ioa are esiabi,sled
l.l. Fiat The people Of Hungary, II
the cArrcisc Of the rights secured to
ii.rm ay HE iaw Of Nation, in sole mn
nnd legitimate manner asserted thciI
uWn voluntary act. an! successful,
maintained it against all parties lawful.
IS Interested in ji!c same.
~. That he Emp,ryr Of Russia
, without just or Lawful. iiGht, invaie'
? Hungary, and 10y fraud and armed force
>ubNrfir! tic haltoral lndePcndrnc'
and political C"nsliiuiiou.Inu> r>tabii,h
, I'd and lcrrby reduced that country I,
= 'I.r C.mduIpu ot a rioNihcr, rulcd 10y ;
, Iorrl-n ard absolute power.
81 that, although lhr lu'rd Nta',,
from H." necessity ot pulil'al -oc'cfr
a. |
Jri,;hoy are not indifferent to- ,lr ueurp
b .tiun and conquest hy which It VA, e..
iahi-hcl.
, IA. Ihat 'licy may lawfully p'olc,
A.. aLnln,, that conquest .'r1 VS. IHaiipn
u and a ai,>t ANY uow armed i"lrf' rH'i"'
: Is Russia To uphnld II a.ninst the vii
= ul ihr people Of HUNGARY, II II STOUT
I be expressed THIS being the Whole Z
- our case, and it bring Illus established
. why, he asked, shall We not proc,ai'
t Ina, .r,si and lawful protest! \ Sent
), tor .nrd ". shoald not protect h'caas
Il the matter was foreign. Did II h'
- arse IN The family OF Nation. and wer
u Ne tot, as :, member of that Family, III
II ttItN "a ia llS Mfllbff, anu lI' INV w.
e which il was secured Ano;hrr Srna
4 tor, tNr. Clcmcnsl tells H., HAT ,eii
i interest !, the first law oi Nations, an
,llat and enlightened sense of iuicIc'
Il C.,rrs 40 argument 'ur sGct "A colrs'
;. The value .: the Objection depends Q
T. what constitutes an interest. W hiic
;. was truc that neiih.r trea.urc nor ifI
=. rilcry were 10 cnmpeDrnie for tins pro
= cecd'ng. n, iihcr WAS needed ard prom
p, lac Of both would constitute 40 aacT,a'
{. motive. The commerce b Eungar
c would cAlaud undcr "A N'ppbllc al
c wo1ll be ~ intcrt,t to us Ilchr. nn
y a.graudiE.u ueI,t were the rr"n', ~
,r he ohj.'cl' Of CoveIhmeiiis aud n
i iipa, .N. AID fpuii-h 10 proportion .
{, la~, or.,r, peace, Ju.'ir', aud ilb"n
. are mamfc- Il. Ne sup.,oit AZ "a ?rc:
II tort. "a. iaainenis Ia sLieif cor Enrou;
D. u.A,, tLe.e viii have lp be- nncIcn>.
"a II by tho ,jirrco oi puI.ianimity We eJ
u courage attach on commercial ueiiai'
D., IIsi. .nlgccd Mr. Clay iw,uty year
y ago 10 ,Hy, that ~i,h reere' he owned
"a tom. aud i,ciin2 eAi'ted AI the council
q ol thr country Ir'iii'c!y beiu" ih.
>. which aclon", Ia ibc cygnry ~
,i sfca, lansi,cr nctcr imposed Il 1ai
q without attaching a p"nai'y for is nrs
d. lrpt IL. .HEulIru " l,al II a. II b. l'l-