New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-14
TIE RI ,r,,prTON or HUNGARY.

have scarcely observed the client anu P'oi'uilN
,;or which has been oveFtmOwing the Austflh Wv
eminent in Hungary. While our citizens have been
plotting to destroy union of provinces Tor the sa'e oil
fu,tbering Human Slavery the llungarianS D''ve been
silently cen enng their UDiUn for the sase OF Liberty
We read in Pesth Journal of December -, such I'M
por,ant items ~ the following:
"a ,bo-o v,,s opened yesterday the meeting OF NE
Count, Administrators the li,t OF The GSm n.y., nJac5
fpur hundred members was read wy "
and illuminated in The evening
So IN another at Saros it is incidentally mentioned,
that Francis Pulszky and ujbazy were elected mem
bers
Al still another in Szegedn, the reception OF Tue TIC"
@ oyernor Tor ObeIgespan) is thus described;
Banners with inscription 1913 deekedthe city whfh
he wear Eg was ynboiCay pictured aud the whole a"iehce
ssDs Rskooy 0Eo national sirl iLe Genus o. hnssg s
national banner while from the other broken chsns M down.
a. her feet sGGgs the T e Of he u1 stood he 6cd Of t
wear the middle Of tie stage an angel Descended 0P 20
S"rrnS,cd by the ,eud Liberty, Equality, ard Patiently"
a., ncccmner =, =, =. =. Is stated Ions 6ossah was
- member of the Committee in his Own comfy
Zcmpin.
The Importance Of these brief pieces Of information
can hardly be ovenated. They show that quickly
without force of arms or boodshcd the old sclgoye-
q
The county officers, elected by the people, filing ont
their lists with tie hOnored names Of eXiled patriots
sit in their old seats Of administrator. The memories
of the years of liberty which destroyed so many ieudal
rights and erected a popular government, and which
carried sorrow and death TO almost every family OF
Hungary, are celebrated with public and solemn cere-
monial.
But more than this. we gee that the prscn-doors
opened and everywhere from the castles and dungeons
come forth those who have suffered for Liberty and
Faherland They are ftted and honored, and already
lead in public administration.
The beloved language Is restored and the Hungarian
il spoken in the schools the courts and the political
assemblies. The press is free thought Is ireei tie
hated Austrian police Are shaken on, and Ilungarians
Of the best families are inustod with the guardianship
If tie public security On the I'd of April next tie old
Hungarian Parliament is to meet chosen on the liberal
suffrage Of lS; and the Slavonc Diet Of Croatia and
Sayonia, as well as that of Pennsylvania, e to unite
in tie sane representative body and form United
Hungarian Congress.
Tie people everywhere demand, and will have, a
native ministry responsible TO themselves the re-
uoyal Of all Austrian soldiers, and the formation Of
Hungarian National Guard, sworn on the Constitution
in Kossuths cabinet Deak and Eotyos, have been
offered places in the Vienna Ministry Of Hungarian
Aapir. which they have declined, because, like the
people they demand National Ministry at Pe5th.
4 general amnesty has been proclaimed by the Aus
tan Government and Teleki the highest mi-tocralic
leader of the revolution though arrested has been par
doned and restored 10 his estates and his country Even
Kossuth 20 far A. legal objections are concerned wond
At length find no obstacle his return 70 lis beloved
la,herland where he name Is sill hailed with tie old
enthusiasm.
The nation is vie, and is advancing with great care
and caution but high citation is to DO observed IN lie
public proceedings. They speak bolemnly oil " thefe
eleven years Of OPPRESSION and Of the new oH'h
of the naton and Of the danger which nTe yet before
them The phrase which is on every document, next
to The country for ever - those blessed words oil
! modern Democracy, go oflen dragged IN Tie IniTc-
| Liberty, Equality, aud Fraternity
And what change it isl TO utterly cast oil the
whole crew of lying and spying foreign police; to open
the prisondoo again TO the brave and noble men who
have been langushng these long years behind Prison
bars for Liberys sake to have segoyernmen, again.
to see the ancient and honored administrators Of public
affairs once more in their old seats 20 hear the sougs Of
the Faherland again. which tyranny had made itltason
TO sing; to look on the dear old banner 80 long hid In
oJscuty; to dare to hope for Independence and Ma
tionalty.
Such is the Revelation which, silent the approach
of Spring has melted away aioregn tyranny and amos
restored an ancient nation in Hungary.
VIII II 90 on we anxiousy ak. Why win not the
Austrian armies return and crush il out they have
70 often done before For tie simple reason we al
swer that the Austrian Empire is made up of human
I. A .l.t Data ON
The middle clnsses Armies and fortresscs nothing
The single question is, Do the middle clAises find il
safer 10 support or overthrow tie Government! We
believe they have at length decided that tho Austrian
Government Is no longer benefit to its subjects. Even
the Tyrol said 10 desre annexation on the one eide to
Italy, and ON the other to Bavaria. Bohemia ferments
with revolutionary movements Galica il disturbed;
the German provinces are Disconnected The military
prestige Of the Empire ia gone; the treasury Is bank.
rupt and with an Italian war threatening, each Prov
ncc begins to grasp at her rights Even II Yene-
tia should be soli-whch is not probable-the army,
composed 20 largely Of Hungariaus, could not bo
marched upon Hungary. No, with Joy which one
yet hardly dares to feel ready to exclam Of the
last efforts TO save the Austrian Empire II IS too
la,e!"
And what pean will go mp from mankind VIXEN at
length that ancient structure Of tyranny 10 broken 10
the ground!
What wrongs has II sheltered; what deeds Of dark
ness has j. bchcld; wha, superstition what bgotry,
what dobasing Of the popular mind HOY many dun
geons how many scsiiolds how many places OF tor
ture could summon up their martyrs, to testify against
it What curses Of ruined nations and oppressed peo-
pies, will reel upon
Perhaps year viii witness three grca, actS in the
nv. 4. l.. - a.,
American Slavery; The overthrow Of the Pope, and
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