New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-18
Trusting this communication viii suggest 70 my ecor.
tryuen how they should set in the Circumstances,
am, respectfully, theirs and yours- ,,.x,

Trusting this communication vii suggest 70 my ec9t,
trynen how they should set in tae circumstances, l
am, respectfully, theirs and yours ,oyux .n,ss
"fioxpov. Sep. e6 1850.
my DEAR Sir; The is,Al day OF vllairsees pros
trs;ed ny hopes g. DomeLt VIXEN We hSd ths deI'-
ersDce Of ny country within eight; rsy, snos' WIKI
the reach Of oIr hand, Ike r2e fTuTi ready 70 oo
pluckedi and here an sgsn, poor exile, ae !.
four moths $50, ony oder by ten years tom NE oi
ter psrgs OF disappointment. 90.
80 ssy desigredly d-ssppointulert, ard rot us,
csit. OF decor: cannot complain, ioE t'ok svoo
care 20 guard myself and ny country a. ahs, etsn &c
possibility of deceit be, ee nv hsst nearly broken
by disappointment, urEsirsutsd ~ cEcuus ,aucss IN
accounted ard unscc0ur.8ble. -
"'W Without that .hunierboi. from cleE sky-.he
Nilsfrsncs arraugenen;-tnis InouenI a. NuS.
write Hungary wood have already filed psge ir the
annals OF history 20 which none equal s,aods YET on
record becsuse the whole ns:;or was united reshy'
srd resolved freely ever before Al me leeuss
hold-dherences Of religion language, race, and dis
tncton II C.ssses-had melted int) one CREST common
resolutorto get nd Of he bsrdtti rule " me d0ue
OF Austria soon as the wa would take l-s oglcs
expansion. .d,.
20 the bitter psDgs OF my dssp 9ontmen.. To be thus
stopped 8. the momen, when We we're s-retcnirg GU
our hand 10 pluck the ripe fruit OF liberty IS distressing
beyond description.
be bore uudespordingly, though not wIthoa, grief.
feel Tranquil N my cons science that hsve done the
duty Of 81 homes. nsD, .nc OF good citizen, by Lot
reglectng 20 Try neither or not events might De
turned on soAd bssls, 10 the pIvnl VI NY Hs~se
lard.
90 And some consostior have beside. had oc-
cssion 10 get treasured The point that no dpomsle
ricksn fact nothing that the lying eraft OF despo,s
may deyise-wil ever for s moment divert my nation
from lis unatersble determination 20 take advantage
ofevery reasonable opportunity tor reasoning is H.
dependence. ;.
broken by terrorism as il be shaken by any con-
csssions which the IIspsburgs msy devise IN the hour
of their need. ! have learned that Hungary Knows
how TO endure, bow TO wait, but never viii change
know that the nston Is IS well disciplined a. II IL de-
termibed.
&C. have been confirmed, together with my nation,
in the conviction thst crest European question can
ever receive its denitive solution without us nor can
Europe be brought a settled condition without the
rights snd legitimate claims Of Hungary being taken
into due account.
From this conviction We derive the certainty Of
our future. We believe IN future freedom, there
fore we .hal be free. The corresponding resolution
hss with the whole nation, become religious creed.
"'To have learned al this lie some consolation; snd
one more hsve-I have the satisfaction TO know inst
by Lot allowing myself 70 be influenced oy promises,
that by insisting on the guarantee OF ureracuble facts
preliminary To my giving the signsl for rising, have
preserved my country from great misortunes tor aims
which were not own and have preserved It's future
uucompromised-ntact. This, at least, IL bright
speck on the dresIy horizon Of my deep grief.
g. was particularly careful 10 warn my teiloE-
counirymen in exile not TO be led away by impotence,
to throw up their positions which they msy have gained
By lie usy before events take turn which VIII wsr
rant my calling them. even warned In pu9hc ps-
pers my countIymen in America TO wait, and not 20
stir Thanks to this precauti0D no harm has accrued
to any ole on my account. But the prisoners of war
from the Hurgar regiments hocked spontaneously
to our banner.
80 We had already i've ba.ts,ons upward of 1900
mem orgapized-alas in three weeks more we should
have mad % 600 of them. When the was brought
to an un imely end considered i duty to guarantee
the condition OF the gallant baud. wished them TO
return home rather then be scattered over the face OF
the earth provided could secure to them safe re-
turn.
90 therefore insisted on double stipulation for
them-that Of amnesty, and that OF exemption lc0nge
defnifiO from further Austrian military service.
succeeded in both regards France insisted perempor
ily ard Austria felt obliged to yisld-both points are
guaranteed far stpulations can guarantee It re-
mains TO be hog Austria false Austris) will exc
cute them.
"'On this point want to be kept in knowledge, &C
cordngly ordered
He reports that some of our home-gong braves may
possibly write TO me, under your address.
90 Excuse this liberty and should any such letters
to your hands do the favor 10 for ward them
to There will be nothing in them of compro-
missing character We are conspiIators, nor do we
wait to be conspiIa,ors Our natons cause has long
ago outgrowD such poor sWaddling the
whole alton is one consprscies are useless, as they
are unwise.
"'I am like the birds of the air. lad given up my
house. and have yet none-in tact, have no spot on
earth TO rest my weary head upon; therefore, TIL fur
Their notice please occasion arisne to send letters TO
the care of Francis Pulsky, ESQ.,. No. - ST. Adams
Villas Higbgate.rise, Loudon, n. w.
Allow NE TO trust that your friendly feelings to-
ward me and mine have undergone no change by late
events and believe to be, with particular consider
alton, yours ever truly, "' kossuTH.
JeiIs WAD.N, esq., No. IS Hyde Park street, oisowI'