The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-22

steadily resisted by the people
Since the fall Of Hungary. Germany has
been ruled iv Austria. = it possible that
this can continue IN the nineteenth century?
VIII GERMANY consent To bear that In her
manhood which she would not submit to in
her vouth The German j-j,rr< low before
the Gar. Int the German r"opic never Will.
The events Of 1889 fully proved that the
little German tvrautS cannot keep their
thrones without the aid of Austria Russia and
Prussia After this. who can douht that Ger
MANY i ripe for a revolution Ii America
and England prevent the Interference o. Rus
STA. Germany will he free
The speaker then proceeded to review the
present condition of Hungary Ii could hard
IL he doubted that a revolution was lnrvita-
helm a country where all classes has: nothing
TO lose and everything to gain.
In almost all European countries there was
a certain class Of bankers VIII" became pow
} er.ul tool in the hands Of dr>poti>In. They
loaned money TO the people. AMI thus GOV
eminent had hold upon them, and the pco-
nile bouaht also their small shares of larger
loans. Thus government and the bankers
could always prevent revolution which, oil
,oorse. would impair the value Of these shares
But this was not the ease IN Hungary. There
were no such bankers there The former
aristocracv. too must favor revolution for tins
: cause When, by nv cndcarorS. all lease
: holders were converted into trceho!dcr'- IN
Identification was promised to the arl>t"cracv
who were. th. former ownrr> of the land The
: ari>torracv are now Obliged to cultivate their
: own lands. and they must nave capital 10 IN
al lp, n "a
the one hundred millions indrmniiiratior--
: This money Austria can never pay. With
: her larre armv-hcr cvcrastin. deficit IN
rcvrnuc-hcr new loans TO pay the interest
on Old loans her bankruptcy is inevitable.
The ONLY hope that the Hungarian ari>to IA
cv can have OF receiving their money Is thro
Il the independence of Hungary. Free, inde-
f pendent Hungary could and would pay this
"a money.
Another sirniii-an, fat, an,i oHe which
: .sa,.> To show that the Au~:rian> expect the
ultimate independence of Hungary. is this
= Austrian CAPITALISTS lluv land In Hungary OF
N rrivat, individuals. @rec,iiy. anh pay i"r il
Is They know that these heinz private iar-aiI
As will he respected when the resolution comes
o. ont they will not take Hungarian land As
IN "ift from The Austrian government. hec2us'
n th,.>, ru,crnmrlt transfers will amount l.
u uo;hin" when Hungary l. free. Even Hay
a nau himself would not axe larr" Grant Of
ld land As a reward t,nr lis services. but a>kv'
a. ;or comparatively small compensation i
to money With ths money h. bought llumen
he RAN land OF 4 nj, 1;y individual. Thus Io
h sec that cvrn the Austrian iiayna'> are 2ir;i
ed TO receive their masters reward. (l-aughic
III and applau>c.I
The manufacturers of Hungary are al
"a really 10 f rht for her Independence. The
IN. Interests ha,,. l".r, entirely r-,in-d by An
ith Tin. All the protection granted Ia them /
re our PROVISIONAL government has been take
fnl away
M i.n.hr- ~ansc. O,r Government i.>n,
M Ur,.,r;... }.,.s r.,> 70 tl,. araol,,,, II =,
yer 0nnr,on. III" Austrian Government ha> {!
liz ,l,r.l the. Ills money :. ~ No val,,r. y
nj on, ,.,,i rt hi, MONEY VIII t.. pad III II.
On -,ry i INDEPENDENT Buf ihr l,,.alr viii !.
r.. ,i,.,. ~, H.. ,n.,.< TE.y Ia. them IN X
the lies which ar, hurled u III. .rround. TIL
A. ,,.;. !, Mil MI h.. ,o,l money an X.
emf .n,L ,,n,,., home. CTrrmrud,rus rh,,riIg
be- lI,nv g hes, mote, ar, treasure: T., in IL.
the = Will have mated
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an ,.o,,. az -; wan, :, ,n %, L,m,. and 10 a
u~b hama. in >,rh = WAY that NV ,co,,,. NAV
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,,.;- H.. .;r;. nt liI.r.v ,Iy,l,> IN air BYf III;
,,i will la,. because !, j no secret. Italy
En- ncarl, all >,.aroa-t-Ialy'> enemy is the e
envy "i Hungary there. are are io,"r" lIu
cen uerian~ in It,ly an! Italy i t." lei; VIM
ped ;h.. army OF liberty ot which Hungary Is t
the right,
was Formcr, the taxation of iIun-ar, amour
test I'd 10 but >i.:5o". o""-now it reaches 60 900
- "p". Once We made l2o,"ou,o 600 gallons ,
hat wine
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