The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-11

voting perjury Of the II. ruled directly
the master than submit to the shame Of beirg ruled
o moray nded people 1saroas
hatred but the House HspsSurg we hsss s%a asspss
Believe me dear SIR that fuch ia the condition of tn
focslled Austrian empire and hat such being is
tsp every efiots to dstach Austria from her subsco
to Russia could never her but would give only tn
sorrowful aatisfsctior to English mispolcy Of having
together with the Houss Of Austria bursi the bsrtie
and national ind ependence OF nations worthy of bette
fate and without the Independent isencs of whom IN
! great question pending ia the East never
settled finally future and all Of your inter
| .ests require it to be settled.
appear, that though not avowed epsny the shadow
of thess events futtersg before the Of you
stssesmeD. Hcnce it that dssparing Of riucer
and active uocn with Austrl 10 the present str nsge
they qench their with anc idea not less abrurs
than the first has bsen they endcSvor to persuade them
selves hat though Aus tra may be possibly induces
to eide with the Grsat Western Powers against Russia
tal neutrality OF Austria lie, from her very position
Russia equally impossible, would equally be her sid
Ing WITH Turkey More Jet sir, that neutrality does moi
1t scarcely nrs months ago since Ome- cha, At the
head OF thirty Thousand mea, was marching against Mon
tsnegro 10 check rJv0t which stirred mp Russis
and Austr immediately despatched envov traord
nary to COstantn0pls to inform the Sultan en ptory
Il at she ccul not ALLOW large force ID to be
lore, II must bs withdrSw eiss Austria wc1d
sider II u leg innate OF war.
And wha. IL 1t tRat ths Austria does now She
has conc. nraed ninety thousand In the meSiate
neighborood. on the northwesten ontiers of TGrSsy
trality accompanied with snch thyeaening attitrde
No 81. Mere Tordsl-empty wotds--words Of that ly :
nasty which has never yet held sacred even oath.
And even these empty words pledged her only condition
ay-say ing, in 80 tar her interest will permit
remain neutral Have Great Britain and france guarsn-
teed An impartial neutrality Of Austrian No. sir the
have not they cannot they uAre not 10 it, therefore
what Is the result2
The result is that tho Turkish government was forced
af< <itudo pf stria
garrison the fortressas OF Serva fooing and
Keep iele an army Of observation ip Bosnia.
ny this necessity &C. 900 have been atsractsd from
the active army Of Oner Pacha and txt is positively
20 much as II austria had sent SO 600 reinforce
nent to the headquarters of Prince Gorschako Nay,
is worse siuce the sending OF such auxiliary force
would have relieved the Turkish government from the
dihcutes OF an absurd diplomatic convenience prevent
Ing her unit! now OF making use of the heroic willing
ness OF the Hungarian nation afford such aid as soon
would have made Austria unable either to tsrm Turkey
or help the Car Whereas by her false neutrality she
distracted such forcs from the entire Turkish army
her open hostlities could not abstract The~6re
to tai me- sir these diplomatic endeavors Of Great
Britain backed even by parade Of your fleet up to the
Bosphorus which had other result and nc other aim
6uS TO uphold this position cf any assistance the
Turkish empire No, sir 1t Is assistance; it is
than Indifference 1t s the Of guest Who with his
very presence absorbs the independence OF tie house.
svner.
e the force Of everss has so far favored JUS
tce and right that there can be harm done by
protesting openly that the Turkish neither
IN its present struggle have valuable ally than
fhe Hur nation, nor its future get any better
guarantee than the on Of Polish nationality and
Without this Turkey will slways have fear in the
present struggle that Austria might at such moment
throw down mask Of her false neutrality when the
Turks though victorious will be out by their very
victories 1t is not for the frat me that Austria will
have played such foul play In l737 in that Turkish
Russsn war which endso vita tho treaty OF Belgrade it
was Austria who took herself to art msdator be-
tween the bsgerent parties Bet while she was ledi
trasd her amies upon tbs ntolSsnos that MARSHAL
Munich had taken Oczakc and arsal Lasey advanced
in Crimes INST as she does now, attacked Turkey
the whole line, from Bosnia up Walaoha; alleging
that the treaty concluded between Austria and Russia
1925 snd cor rmed in 1885, oblgss ler not only ala
kussia in any against Turkey, bat should Turkey
be the sga ressc even 10 declare Grect against the
Sultan
Yon well evare sir that from the time OF the volt
and The lamb whoever Ia wiling comrlit violence
pever a ioss to psrver truth Youere that the
Car, in his anit st, OF November declares barescsd
N that Turkey is tho aggrsasor in the present
struggle And that treaty Of 1925 is ai ready use
it may be taken out at will ariong the diplomatic
ed By the called Holy Alliance. and that alliance has
IN It's turn, again been confirmed junt at sans
IN Prussia after the imperial conference at 0u,z, and
has st more forcsby boon confirmed by the Russian IN
tsrventior in the Hungarian war, wiish from ely
and possibly rival converted the Emperor Of Austria
into en- obsdient servant of the Gar.
No, s,r no ginabe diplomatic adusme mt settle
the Orienta question: unless it does raise barrier be-
tween Turk.y and her ambitious ne;ghbcrs. AZ long
Austria depending upon the Cgar she will always be in
danger of the independence of Tarley in the .eyes OF
the Car On the contrary, we imagine hera strange
Hagnhuc1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS an StrONg, Sno WI al
ways threaten Turkey in her own interest. Austria, IL
deemed frat rate power reckons it 10 ba her inherited
policy speculate the partition OF the Turkish
pre we'll the cabinet OF st Petersburg. Tbs Gar is
pushed by the wish of becoming great martina power,
while Austas pushed in the direction by ghtisr
yet than those sn inherited ambition Be
that che loses hold Of Italy which, later is in
evitabcbe it that Prussia gains asoendancy her
in Germany in any possible emergency, shs looks for
compensat, only TO the Turkish empire Moreover ar
ter all that occurred in 1e4a Austria be
OF her dominion over Hungary long in her innedi
Of conflict possibly elsyed yst unsvoidabls must bs
come ready support to Hungarian nationality in all te
future as has been in all the past against Austria
Upon these con,dsrs ions, Imay now with conG isncs
claim verdict on the questioaWhat is the policy
venent to Great Britans honor and psrreuptoriy re
qured by her interests II Is SIR, the svoicng OF hall
resolutions, and of half measures before all Either
open and active share 10 the ostites against Russia,
by !,nd and by ssa or persrpptory demand Aust7a
to put end to her smb foul play, and to define
clearly her position ethcc ally OF Russia of Tar
key But in is it sro oh policy which, shining at
such legitimate Of so defence lnstAnces
dictate and the loss OF which aid Of far Distant Great
Britain can compensate
II woud have given res rsal pleasure to cttead the
meeting to which you 60 kind to invite me, both
fre the interest take il the you supporting
and from gstting opportunity to express publicly my
grateful feeling for the sympathy which -nyseh and my
txled couaymen have found with the generous hearts
81 ns M sa
ths cause which advocate moro eecualy thar
BY taking part in public meeting whata.ar their impor
Ue FloASe 70 AccOpt OsueV
me, doar cir, your obedient servant, L. KOSSUTH.
SYMPATHY FOR THE TURKS, IN ENGLAl1p
sPETcH OF sIR CHARLNs NAPIRR.
On Wednesday evening, 10th ult., q numerousy at
tended meeting held at Manchester to e,press sym
rathy wth the Turks in their present gallant garuggl
against nvssiou Admiral Sir Charles Napier and Mr.
Erqubars the principal invited guests Horsgner
requested to absent themselves, in ore1 that tn
meeting might be regarded as pareiy Engshe xpresso
of feeling Notwithsts ndiug the limitation OF Numbers
about 900 persons were present mostly oe the lowe
and middle ranks the msgnates' of the cit, havip
stood eao In honorable exec pon we obaesse the
of Theodore schunk, Rev. Df. Vaughan, and Absaon
Wattip, borough magistrate. Resolutiopa were more
by Isaac Gresory s. B. Johnson Six Charles Napier, an
| Mr., Trluhart, to the elect
Firstly that the Russiaa invasion OF the Princ paltie
Is niraction of the Law OF nations secondly that til
encroacmens of Russia ought to DO resisted in