New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-20

face Of abundant proof that be hal plotted
her destruction even while pretending :, De
jealous in her defense. Il this dilemma,
Kossuth chose as became al honest al
brave man, aud Barhysny and Co. &C
ouiesced as became feeble ard tinit ones,
hut uithou, much hesrs or nope. Hear
Count CasinK's Owe story He's stating.
in confutasion Of complaint Of Esterhazy,
tina. while the latter W. osteasIoly mem
Der Of Louis Batthyany's Mlli--ry. aad Jsl-
lachich Just commencing bis Crol; re5-l-
lion, the latter was summoned II Isnsprack
T. be dealt with far MS treason b. TIE En-
peror. ard he proceeds
.Itisaso cert.ntl4, a. fas same TIRE a t1is
decree ~ drawn % &c fesaOes were alCres 81
~ tbe Ernrerorto ne CfsalI4us Themselves VAN
ing them no T. suffer hemsese o. ne -el as,rzy By
the TnaHeuTers Of sEe Ban, ~. - a-1tre se4ty q
the HUI EsglsH Ministry
That the Bal. 10 Cespi.e o. ilese 7rptes LOGS.
continued his pTepaI 1l1cDs. sIc econ invaded Hua-
eery N re Igme of fe Emperor. a1c TIT Al ne
very moment ne a. dong 90 tne ce1Fee o. C9es' on
was 10. OIL rcvCkGc. blt f-cs1 holo-S $40 Eefei
on tim that he vs. successive rlace Leg.elsni-
Field Marshal. Con uaICeI il tLlsi %. e re iOFces
IL Hungary. ard Royal P.eniDo el'iArF O-nlissary.
are 50 ar proofs mat LOUIS Baithy ani re- r1cd
the Kings word and Signature - sscred and irrsvo-
czffe aid acted IL conformity Nh TINS cOlvc. on,
Vrlle ths coun. lors o. ns HaJes.y a. Vienna I'd
IrIsQrc 30 Ici scsup.e 20 Coz prnn.i.e me c'f-
MY AZ tie Sovereign ~ p--Ena1lrs MS MAJESTY ~
afr his scr s.fire irst o. orc document ard ffsl =
auo re- Of totally opposite eItercy tae whole
tran action us To- "a Z. ? I c. rr-rl.csl q
ire good nature al f-.ta Of Ions Blt;ayely
q Ire HgnF fizl 1-iiJ0, n ciaer TAT ile
n4fioD might be lied -ut0 p fatal s. 1niy. aud
the way smrGthed tor he Bar. nat ne mi5l'
Be cI~1tC Cric.lg 10 rocfcc % Fest1- an tiFc
placs -self ll session " . -cr t-d iul e.
ecet1e altLoriy Il TO. such Jr1cee3 ia9 IN i.'ef
suf1fcL. % ls.i',-I even naaul-s IN a. i-
oiscrtfC1 % re para Gi L0ls t1s ans ~ . here
imputed a. a-m' There r. no.eoser one c1cin-
s.aIce tn. mus varr - bore In m-lt wlen
these evtIts are made tls sutj Ell. ~ sc,iss %,
whcn IS iha' this proceeding as veil es ever other
Of the same Kind. was not taken and could not have
beer tskeH. by LOUIS Bsfthyany WITHOUT tie coee =
ard hoYjzat OF Ofhis lDel lal III ghIess me Arc
duke Sitphen, the PaietlIc ard Nicegsrent o. TIE
kI edom. II Seill thus appear t4at the decree m
question vas published 1lc seLt IN The name o. me
FalStile 70 az the aui1 Iiles uGcer his jlfisdlc'
ton. II was tie same ID rospec. to me Iucic;men.
Issued against tLt Ban Dr. NgtIe OF the R0ya de-
cree and 70 he CO.. rlsf Jon tT Wirch Cen. VIA
bOwsky sAo two Royal attorneys were empowered
J. institute ltgal proceedings against tie 3 Al # be
persisted in RE re usa 70 o'ey the ROYAL commands
Al there 00cuue rts. I repeat were issued II the
I8uc o. arc tlFl a. by he Pal4'rf.
1t csInot De Cenied tia there vas a fict On IN
tie couLtry and even % the Diet. & a DALI H.
creasirg In numbers ard iast kosslEh was weak
eIOUgl 10 cOunteLancs, whose OBJECT was 20 keep
VI q perpetual agitation. n0' for tie purpose OF
maintaining the laws ard Liberties Of the country,
but with he view Of hgHyIlg the country into reyO-
luton. THIS faction was kept 81 IN b7 Leuis Bat
thyaIY long as he Mas able 10 MAINTAIN MS posi-
ton. II, without getting precisely TIE upper hand,
THIS faction fnally succeeded spreading terror N
the ranks q al Other p2rcs and 'O.cng ;he cOun-
ny into extreme measures. II MS merely because
was enabled 20 gam arn footing through the policy
pursued by the Austrian Ministers The urgent
necessity OF placing Hungary state OF de-
feIfe against the Vaccinations Of the Austrian
Cabinet served as good pret61t 10 cloak the real
desiPns OF the faction. Ire toItuOug policy puI-
sued toward Hungary from tie very begin
ming, ana the strange spectacle II his Majosis
Hungarian and Aufinan TROOPS fighting on
both SIDES Cunng ife Servlan usurrectlOn aud
the CIoatian nroad frs, shook The confidence which
the nation had 10 long placed n The throne, and
eventually forced The iuhyany nisify 70 resign.
TIE manifesto OF the Austrian Ministers 6ealnSi The
Hungarian Constitution the TehaOlNailUn OF the
Ban the mamie stocs Of september. October, and
December, by whichtae d 81 yas ssolve1, the Con
stitutlon Destroyed. and the country placed under
martial law the abcica alton OF Ferdinand. and the
sssun ptIOn Of the crown OF Hungary by the I'm
peror Iranc,o Jcr~ph. IN contempt OF legai Iofns
and the compact b. which all his predecessors had
ascenCed the Hungarian throne, which $1,000 open
to him IN legal way II he had chosen 10 ayah nm
SCI OF II and finally the logged and Stubborn re-
fusal OF Prince WWoRcheiafZ 10 listen 70 any CON-
promise with "rebesr-al these circun'tances
blned drove the nation 10 have recourse TO arms
and to rely exclusively on II. own resources. Inc
Austrian Cor ftItutlon Of March 1, leis, by winch
he political eXltfenCe OF liung gary was Ootted out,
and Hungary treated a. mere province OF the Aus
ilian Empire, gave the strongest hold to that insa
tate party, and served a. a welcome argument for
breaking ne ties that attached Hungary to the laps
burg clTaSty. The blind and interruptions policy
o. NE faction hat had seized the Telus Of Govern
mtnt II Austria soon made the most moderate men
"a HUI gary IseTet that the defense Of tle country
igr A. D. u UFpifrffr and obliged those
(snc they formed the majority N the country who
were averse 20 the extreme measuTe of the depOsi-
ton u tre Hays dynasty ard the caraion Of
complete lnce fcnceLcc 10 acluiescs N 1sinea>ufe
when It was accom- lsted, rather inaA 10 withdraw
fICm the service Of tlelf country.
And N asserting thsi. with the exception Of a
coTtempf'h.c faction II was az the commence nent,
tie LOYAL intention OF every one IN Hungary 10
MAINTAIN the union with AuCtra, DO nO.-vhat-
eve! he II ay have done s.nce-cxc.uGe hOssuth him
self
The very versatility Of his mind and temper,
which makes him embrace every novelty with so
much sroOr ana such ssnguine expectations IL the
btSl proof that, although stamped by nature for
afiaior he was honest ard sincere IN this respect,
srd would have ZEN alned so had Austria kept her
ace OF the bargain
Such is the account Of an enemy Of
kossuth, and We submit that il completely
virdicatos the latter from the essential in
cu'pations Of his enemies. The Patriots of
Hungary did not seek separation from Aus
tria until forced to do so by her multiplied
compound. Unreasonable perhdies and
ueacheIies. All they asked and entreated
was 70 be allowed 10 retain and faithfully
carry out tie internal Reforms legally and
peacefully enacted by the Diet in the early
pant Of ls4s, ard formally sanctioned BY the
Emperor. Ibis the Court would not per-
nit, hut secretly instigated Jellachieh to
raise a rebellion in Croatia and thence in.
wade Hungary, intending 70 overthrow her
Government aud Constitution, and lay her
a chained ard bleeding sacrifice On the altar
Ct DesPotism. This Kossuth exhor.ed
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