Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-06

be eligible TO Office who cannot read and write
the Magyar language" By these representa-.
lions and all tbs intricate machinery which the
willy tools oftyrants know how to operate so sue
cesstully, they raised in the different races {
common hatred and dStrust of the Magyars, anl
then was only wanting the countenance of Aus
trla to pour down from all quarters on their de-
voted land. The Latin being dead language
was for centuries, the language of the law and
the records, and in o country whose inhabitants
spoke so many different dialects, it was com
mon tongue for all, although kossuth in his ad
dress to the people of the United States tries tc
justify this measure by saying that "in the gen.
era administration, the predominance of oul
language, and consequently tho race that spoke
it, was necessity" it seems to me highly impol
itc, if for no other reason than that it gave the
Austrians a tangible basis on which to found
their misrepresentation. Certain It is that the
Sclavonc population put forth that as their main
grievance. On the Goth of May 1913 the Ban
OF Croatia calls Diet of the Croatia Scayonic
Nation" This Ban possessed great address and
courage-was restless and intrigung-and like
hossuth conld sometimes tinge his addresses to
his countrymen with those oriental hues which
make the coquence Of the great Magyar Chief
SO irresistible. lie had formerly held commits
sion in the Austrian service and was recently
elected chief by the Croats with the tide of Ban
of Croatia" After holding this Diet the Croats
appeared in open revolt and declared themselves
separated from hungary. The Magyars reason
with them in vain, and having exhausted every
means to bring these Misguided men 10 their
senses, they appeal to Austria, for a, this time
they had no idea of separation. Hostilities had
already commenced in Croatia, and on the front
ler6 of Hungary proper, instigated by Austrian
officers vino did not deny that they had their or
ders from the CamQriila at Vienna The Hun
garian Ministry demand an explanation, and Fer
dinaud disc.aims all connection with the dsiur-
Dances, but to pacty the Iungarians he outlaws
Jellachlch, and strips bin Of his Office.
Now let the admirers Of the House of IIaps-
burg attend to what follows. While in the Hun
Archduhe Paiaiine his determination to main
tain the Constitution, and denounced Jella-
chich, he was secretly supplying the latter with
funds and the munitions Of war He knew that
the unsuspocting Magyar8 would make no prep
aratons to meet the coming danger, when pro-
tected BY him, and he hoped tie Ban would
crush them before they saw their peril. On the
very day, September 9th, that Je.Iachch cross
cd the brave, and entered the territories Of the
Magyars Ct the head Of an Austrian and Croa-
ton army, this porjuroI iospot renewed lis oath
to maintain the Constitution of Hungary
Throwing off all Disguise now Jeachich is re-
jnstated in all his offices, and again made Ban of
Croatia, with additional honor On tins the Hun
Garan Ministry resigned and the forces neces-
essary to meet the Ban were left without a COM
mander or proper staff. In this emergency
Louis Kossuth, Minister of Finance, Mazaros
Minister of War, and Szemere Minister of the
Interior, continued in their offices Professionally
By their cxertioIs the Archduke Stephen, who
represented the Emperor with the tide of "Pala-
tine was compelled to form another Ministry,
and this step was also approved Of by Ferdinand
who sent for list of the new Ministry but ten
days elapsed before an answer was returned, and
all this time JeUachich was marching on Duda
the Hungarian Capital. Both parties at this time
seemed to have the sanction of the EMPEROR
To put an end to this state Of uncertainty dep
u,a,ion Of one hundred and sixty members Of
the Diet waited upon the Emperor a, Vienna
Being so often toiIed before by this lying tyrant,
they were determined to find on, his real inten-
lions at once, and TO this end they invited him to
their capital to prove to the Ban and his reyol,ed
Croatians, that he d!sayow5d their reasonable
proceedings, The worthy representative of the
House Of iIapsburg being now in a Elk" return
cd flat refusal.
The deputation returned and or communica-
ting the result Of their mission to the Dict, a
COMMITTEE Of National Defense" was chosen
from among their number, with kossuth at their
head. The PaIatine had teen recalled, and Jcl-
Iachich was within a few days march of the
Capital. On the 18th Of September, Bathyan.
head Of the Ministry, was informed that the
names Of the new ministry Were not approved,
and Field Marshal Count Lambay, hungarian
was appointed TO the command of the forces in
Hungary, with power 10 treat with the Diet and
que.I the Disturbances. On the 2Sth he reached
Bada and was murdered by the people on the
great bridge which connects that city with pesth
Jellachich was now at the gates of Buda from
which he was repa.scd with grea: less on the
next day, 29th After the murder OF Lsmboy,
Ba;hyani resigned, and the management of az
fairs fell into the hands of the Committee Of De-
tense, who, in the trying time that followed, ru-
led Hungary, ana directed her armies with the
most cousummatc skill, discrimination, and
might almost say success. Now was heard the
thunder OF Austria's proclamation dissoiyiag
the Diet, and declaring martial law in Han
gary; she was deprived Of all constitutional,
rights, and Incorporated with the Empire OF
Austria; Jel,ach!ch was appointed Commander
in-Chiet, and Whatever province joined him a.
gainst the Magyars was to be in future the fast
friend Of Austria On the 9th OF Oct, Couu,
La;our, the minister Of war, was murdered in
Vienna; the Imperial family fed second time,
and the city remained in possession Of the people