Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-22


10 please the court at Vienna; and, to stay
the progress Of its measures, the old hack
neyed story Of conspiracy was uumped
up, and several young men Of note we're ar
rested. Their trials nearly resembled those
OF Naples well exposed by Mr. Glad
stone kossuth urged the unconstitutional
ism of the proceedings, but ia vain; the
influence Of the men was dangerous to Aus
irlan encroachmont, aud they were found
guilty aud imprisoned
kossuth diligently continued his paper
he county meetings-the same as the old
English shlremotes--- were then of great
Importance they discussed every project
OF reform, and resolved upon the course
the representatives. of the counties should
adopt IN the Diet; they we're in short, To-
cal pariamenis IN preparation ior The Diet
or great Parliament Hitherto, however,
the several counties had been isolated. The
newsletter reported tic proceedings, and
the counties understood each other. and be-
came united. The paper, thus, though then
but pa manuscript, became a new power
the people lclt o., tie Imperial Court took
fright, and 30 1887 kossuth was thrown in
To- gaol lie was kept for a year without a
iriai, and then sentenced 20 four Years i'm
prsunmenl. For the success of such tyr
amy there had, however, been too much
''''''' 700 MUG" spoke" ~ me counties :
''e uN0''e''' ,' oeoa"ie great lac Diet d.
gam met in 1899, and opened ITS proceed
lngs by declaring the prosecution Of Kos
sutn illegal. The supplies were refused
and only granted IN May, 1910, on the con-
"','n "i 'He ii"'neoia'e iioera'ioh ~ Nos
So IT, ahu complete amnesty tor ali polite
'a' blenders. he supplies were granted
90" 'ne l"lh ~ Aiay, ana next day the prs
"''.,> were 'ineta'ed.
NEE years DAD passed over hossuth M
s'''''iy confinement "i,.o"i DOORS, WIN
'"' "iilOnI Materials Nhen on that day
He came io5iH rom PRISON, pale, worn, bro
Aen' 100 -i' pat hope iof ilu"garY an III
"''''7 o'N'""'se "l people assembled To-
"''''''e .''7 "',i atom iie was escorted
''usN '"e '""n in't high' 10y a process
s''" "'tn some Thousand '"fch-oearefs--tle
'o'Ne w. iia"g"rf 81 GIVING triumph with
,'' l'-'''l H'n"i. N"i "hoiy uhcheefed
"'' 'i'a t''A"' ""u's Oeth, sihce she, VINO
10 uie iolaNi"g year became his "iie, had
si1N"eaed lls mothers hoine, and touched
nN nH'i"' "ehfI VA lne lUih OF January,
- - No'sA" married lefes1 Mesz'enyl
ne liberated pairoi returned with re-
"eH'" energy 70 me press ne ministry
ana q magnify OF the Diet were liberal, and
on ne" Tears D'y, lcil, win hossuth as
ea'or, appeared the hFsi number of the
i'st' Hft0D O. resin Journal. ~ inst
""s '"Ni'''eu lou' u"'es week. uu'
SOD" 81 'eo"''e u'l5 paper us o'icu'a-
'''" ''se l"p'o'y 20 u'e' s'A' o'gH', ana Ten
'''"' '"' az one PERM" 'elo"eu even
." '"e''' 'l'ous'"'' us iN"ne.ce was IN
".e'Ne- '''ihi"" lnioN-"o"l hungary was
s' g''n'i'"2 u" '"e iu'' siienslh 81 union
"'' A"s'''A WAS h'' in'e 4no' IA l94A' u c
"Np ii'l powers succeeded I'D changing Tue
H'','''l
"e h.'et"'s oi l-'7 were clspacel by
INp'rt.ts's' and lhe eai'ofshiP Of the mr.
t'" WAS 'ANtn rom h".>u'n. lie had be-
'.'e "'inccd iHai. 10 make tue pf' sre's
col iDi.tm s-i-, % must Ore begun uy reform
~ i"e counties, ""d must enlist lhe people.
lie l0ereiHc devoted himself TO the emnu-
oipat"n oi the seyis, and ihe eulranchlse-
nrhi cd me Trade OF Hungary from 1he pro-
ho'uon go import only 90 Austrian manu-
lecturers, and export mo- manufactured
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