New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-15

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mo future as no right would have been sacrificed But
thou myself hast SAID and said truly the right which Is
TAKEN away by force can be recovered that is only LOST
which IS renowned by the nation itself do not think
err IN surmsg thai the unprecedented influence which
rs based upon the standpoint which thou tookest up
in leGl. And do not think in surmsipg that the
hands may be found in the incorrnpted peoples In,
stmct which believes that thou the leader on the path OF
shaken on the right basis of 1861 But it is long since
thOu hast ceased to stand thereon Leaving the stand
perry ground Sacrifice Of Rights; and, because every
standpoint has its own refT1gble logic see matters
brought 20 such point on this ground that am com
pellod, in deep grief, ask thee. how much of the ma
tcnal independence remains 10 he given upi How mueh
existence guarantee constitutional state fe and
which possess far greater won th IN the peculiar condition
whose sOveregns se sOveregns OF other lands.
aud which are therefore not exposed to the danger OF
see ,e, n so hhs nisf 'i'S rcIc i'm INV nv
Of these bills, treating of community OF interests,
Ms , VII ana sh , m ~ INFO one noIica1 bdSv With
the Austrian monarchy put away from me the con,
sideratous Of the significance of the other five bills and
recognise III those Hungarian journals which advocate
thy views agitation the tendency OF which lies toward
the destruction of the Counties Insttution-the last
chor hcpc OF Northumberland despoing of its
pOltiCO ecOnimc character and Occ OF guardian 70 the
nstuton-tnwarl crushing il into a system OF admin
Istlatlve bureauX Perceiving and weighing all this,
have grounds 10 ASK. What existing state right, what
constitutional guarantee remains u.s. with which
nation will not say may comfort herself under her
Thces hut at least may succeed in dccevDg hesf INTO
The Hungarian army is decrecd become filling up
section of the Austrian army, and not only ts Orga2a
ton and direction, but its provision Is taken out OF
Che bands OF the hungarian Ministry and submitted 30
the management Of Tie Imperial Cow rnment, M no way
responsible TO the Hungarian Diet The nght OF control
and granting the Array Bud -ct VIII he taken from the
Hungarian Diet and b.yen oyef TO the delegates ap
pointed by both fhIIcS OF me monarchy ara tis SUP
jeced 20 foreign mcdding outvotine and ultimate de
cISlOh IIronSh ls our aVo loses We srins s ana
most piaccai guarantee OF IT'S ctsttuuonai nc as
state II loses tS faculty of exercising control from the
ernaional relations over the right OF making war
which has brought 80 much misery to all peoples.
atnG 10 common interests, as injurious 10 the poit
neal standing and independence OF the nation as u the
VIII nc stripped Of al those lofty attributes which typy
independence IN hcr most important allS ana unable
To act urmcddicd viii by foreign mtcriocnse VIII be-
Ministry, condemned TO sllay very subordinate
pail, viii be m ho way lndepcnGcnt; and That through
his sQuaDdcring OF rights, the Hungarian Diet can
scarcely Become aiRht else man large county assenny'
These facts 80 clear and so unvanquisa6c through
also convinced that thou. with all thy rpcned WIS
dom ANA patriotic feeling has deceived thyse with re
hou. alas dost trust in the strength % the nation
and comforting tiysot with the heller that NE anu
circjunst. nCcs viii modify their consequences thou
hast accepted these sacrifices Of right in order 10 save
What jhnu bclevcst may he saved for the PIVOT round
Fr"iI 10 otia, poyc Is impossible" TINS however. II
against which must protest IN the name of all rgi
influence 81 such convictions - not only an error hut an
~ IsI, ',,.' ~ '.io - V , i,t. 81 tbc
possibility Of rcistablishing her gnts; aud because she
* not once in position 10 IcCtabs her rights, she
must not ON that account reDOuncc them Of her free
viii forever But tGis postuate IL also an error ad
one not i,tifcd by circumstance Permit recall
The past TO thy remembrance That which the bill treat
ng % community % Interests in tie sOcaed realm
l-n.iV aud consolidation Of power now sacrifices ID
bodily he same tlnrg that in the year ls4s. before
Jeacc- Invasion. was acquired ~ ~ as ~ uitinatul
IL was tire ulimntUIn fricrd; ultiiunuln held
then uuaibied. ~ the point OF e sword Aud
IA .0atc t1yi forced upon us, while invading
ars INST this danger was there then raised In that Minis
Try Of which thou and were both members M the Det
itsrli ohC single voice Which woI nave h'd iho IIol"
sons accepted with So Inuch alacrliy DE- worthy
and E0tyOs ns do, and az the whole lc iele1,.s MIN
ind gnatioD the unlghleous natona snclde.ihu"olhs
proposition. Thou witbdrewest thysclf; E0iyOs got
ont Of the way OF the storm by iiavclns hOioaH de
cdcd upOn resistance but not one OF as sgcd the H
msHded sacrifice NJ our rights. 1861 came. Tie power
What didst thou answer Ia the renewed pr0posluonI !
acquainted as now WIN the iTagna.C San,I , Uu
thou ddst also remember Article X OF the ITO iaw ana
rights OF fuli r1shts ana hon siIIs', WIN W ,
common Interests (which may well exist between c1nh-
Lciwccm those ruled by one sovereign, thou
saidst 1.-The country will make dispositions as oc-
right 10 do. Loyalty, as II has always done"
Ard BOW thou hast sanctioned that which then thou
sary Now after SsdOwa sayst thou. we must accept
tll,Y. there j. prospect OF obtaining maeT JneOm
j.
rights Ia s rulers is neither allowable nor ncoesSay
have taken all human possible pains 70 thlk Hyse INTO
shadow the supposed necessity this however can
plainly see that the Hungarian nation mas selected Tor
the abandonment 81 all hope Of possible Ieiniegrailoh
cJ her potca rights the very moment when every na
tonaly from huge England to tiny Crete feels at Inc
velopnent Of right At such time Hungary despoils
herself of her most valuable State rights aud IN such
fenal nationality question. renders impossible the
coming 20 terms with Croatia. inasmnch as sne
of our Western and Eastern neighb0rs, aud sets
IN our fatbcIand target for rival ambitions during
the approaching European complications. Ana ask
ny sell what does Or Eatlon receive as cWaiu io 80
much sacrifice find that she has achieved inc common
right To universal military service for foreign interests 10
State debt Of thousand and 80 many hundred millions
and therew It'll the porpeuauon OF ieariuly hcay TAXI
not I've thought Of And that the cup
may be filled TO OyeIiowing Ind that the Ds Drought
Nbic remained TO the 1873 laws, after the enormous
perversons Of right committed IN 1913 Our father.
conslntona guarantee This warning is cried
loudly into our ears by our own sad experience,
and by the mounu voice OF history OF four centuries
aud a half. As such security we imported into our
laws the statute that the tDet could not be dissolved
try must strike this guarantee out OF the book OF laws
Efforts 10 extend itself Nigh, find itself Inconvenience
by this guarantee. There the National Guad-the
noSi innocent institution in the world, and moreover
force respecting the laws Yea the enectual pre-
serye r Of order OF the safety OF property ana OF
BUT there is something the idea OF this institution
which might act as bride force 30 that she might
ROT dare TO drive over everything even unto exhans
lion And therefore the Ministry must DO away WIN
Inc National Guard. do not think that u Belongs 70
The mission of the Diet 10 clear the pain us OF
force from all obstacles hindering her from push
ing arbitraiiness TO extremes. force wants
no guarantees but the people does anu w
moi think that the common obligation 10 hn.lay
service Joined 20 the power OF direction placed outs
~ ali ,1lneria responsibility, renders the Natoha
Guard suptrfous looked upon as guarantee our ia"s
had granted certain political rights to the nhapians m
Tic military frontiers The Ministry instead OF develop
ing these lights would have been Just and aysabe