Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-27
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HUNGARY AND Her STRUGGLE FOR lNpEPEN
DENCE

HUNGARY AND HER SIaUtIdLk Fot lHbh'E>'
DENCE.
Scarcely has century eopscd since tic great and ardu
struggle tur liberty in America but all nations
have watched with intense eye her onward n'.rcE 10
greatness and have The ELECTS 0f Republican IE! "l
Government afd iorcnver ovc been cOu:lanel Ia copy
her noble ana fading cxamp' By throwing "i the
ynseo: tyranny ihe S@t firm "i eoSerrme" liai Eti
did VIII exist W tc last STOKE 0t Time ceases 10 De
Nov This is the case with Hungary. She has been suffer
ing lang rner the chain of yrany and she has boldly
forward before III. wnTi uni ter desire i'r
liberty declaring herself independent Of Austria, and Try
Ing 10 initiate this United States in her struggle Tor 'ie'
pcndCnce Franc has tried ~ in iiic the United States IN
great rn1ny ways but she retain one nrin :" GOV
ernen, any length nf time She has caused h-'se 10 he
HE worst n"on on the i"b, by her ncessa"t wars ana '
crtcTir III other nations III their different pursuits For
while Italy cndruvorng 10 fee herself she sent an ar
my there and caused the Pope Qhat ccn nptblc and
sapes,i.ious II all rulers tina, walk tie fac II the
lcbe) rcrsa;r, ard lus put Italy under hr suIs"
Never there greater desrec OF cruelty shown
- her than in this instance, and all nations should 'oN
this because dlacrr re:usts liun such actions
these No nation should under any circumstance whatever
! il be, Interfere in the uiliirs nf another
And tine thing is manifested with regard 10 Hnnga-
ry She rg the greatest e1r uf any European nation
ibs.y, bt alas her feeble effort in vain; thnngh
had sle had little force, she would, in all proba.
biIy have accomplished her design and her name would
have forever stuck the pages OF history And why did
she reap her Independence Because her mother alone
prevented heil No, Tor she was alnust al one '" con
Gucred by Hungary; but Russia and Turkey cOmhncd-
And here nlso shown the spirit OF interference on the
part of Rusn and Turkey against the interests Of Hunga'
ry. :.
But happily for Hungary she proved herself victorious in
instances and was time the point Of gain
Ing her independence Let Hungary h,arken TO the words
of the mother OF liberty strive and continue 10 strive for
freedoms have her standard like that Of the United States
Liberty or Death" The United States will always rejoice
seeing the different nations OF the globe striving tor
freedom.
But on the other hand Ihe world would have cause To
reoce if the United States should adop, any line OF policy
interfere with other nlliuns Such very rapidly sewn
itself in the halls OF Congress The Hungarian pat
riot has the OF Aneca, wouli necessarily
have expected by all naons and has inporcd the Uni
tel inercedc in behalf OF fallen Hungary lie has,
wise statesman, cxpounded Hungarian Independence
md has perhaps offered many prayers tat Inc people q"
United States would aid his poor native land in becoming
free from The Wills OF tyranny His prny"ra have not Scy
been answered by the people Of these United Colonies
And citizens OF America. to you now turn my attention
Look well your interests search over his great
land and see il you cannot find Within some Spots, on
which yol ran hestow assistance and which would make
your land become richc than il already E ana
YOU surely should not have taught know what is
right and proper But such not 10 be the TRUE case
You like all Others should have lesson 70 learn aS IL
seems from present indication of The state OF things al
the capitol of your country Learn not 10 med!e with the
affairs of another nation In that case no blot VIII ee cast
your mpershabe name. BY the term used ABOVE WISH
the Idea 10 be conveyed Of nat giving assistance
others In the true of the word for that IS the la" OF
nations- here Is the explanation: not To 20 into one
country ana that the land which lies in subJect % lis
shall longer remain in bondage for would De the
say, that particular country snail ~ o2
belong n its owners; which would BE- absurd Hcace II
would be absurd suppose that one nation haa Fe 10
interfere, IN any cuhccFa''o wy, "''' ''0 -"''- - "
other.
al the citizens of America hearken TO the words which
hayc been spoken lest time they should anple on
foreign soil and dong disturb the peace ni other na
uns ANA doomed forever sarr the hatred and dislike
Of all other nations; which would surely be the ineVaoe
consequence such course snuuJ ever DC tahcH oy e
United States
But experience teaches that such will ho the caso
with this great land; that liberty which has con-
TIMED 10 exist ill the present moment which has been the
example for all nations and which has become the hd1a
ton Of the world, BY our nompIAc va'r anu policy viii
continue to flourish all succGctnI ages. 81 help US
God -AIay she nation distinguished Tor knowie'lge 'or
encouragement great purposes ana Tor the upatJ'e
:hc world The skies Frightening all vc. .-
Hungary w before the next half century achieve
her iiar towards The path oil
ry hns not will take cicc, in nearly every fn'opeon
country.
|, Hungary considers tyranny offensive and injurious
her land vino shnIi stop the progress OF ioeyi snail
Russia ,lrknv say that she shall not become
:,ee7 By When liberty breaks iDrin am'ngs
such nations these which have always been munaFcncaI
ard yrannica since they frs, established and sctIIcd
will and possibly fail TO take root in the course
Of time.
Now what has caused Hungary rciethl she viii no
longer remain united Arii-5ut that iyranay crushcs
and CHresSG her and she cannot prosper in er present con
d0n2 Her cry "s been answered in great tones OF re-
ponsc bur her Mother has prevented her from drclng her
s Tree and independent Had Russia and Turkey uni
ted with AUSTRIA she wOdlo in all probability have galnei
her Independence. II resembling the American IN
drpencncc and prone 10 believe that no nation mas
made obtain liberty. that equal TO the at
tempt made by Hungary United States 81 course eScep
ted And when any milton desires 10 adopt republican form
Of government, lei that nation follow the footsteps Of the
ocr nf liberty, and she will in all probability lin her clo
rious linden. ndrncc Ca1US.
lIAMrpES SYpSEY, VA.
National lnttIigcncer, Petersburg Democrat ani ln:Il
gcnccr please coy.