The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-13
fiESGARS.
h"sSciH AND kLAfKA--riIIJR VIEWS on TuJ
SITUATION OF FHuNGARY-KLApKA HorEFIn,
knssurH RESPONDENT

l'H""' '4my"a 20, Correspondence ~ ne Lnt., y;,,
| hnssnth aud klapka have both taken tin. .,npor.
| tmil! 'atrf ol expressing their uI,uoI Uu linn.
Eu,n PEi,.rSIhoSauth IN long letter mani
lcst1 addressed 10 some electors in the Jas ada,
| ny electoral district, who lau invited him in h"
;3hr candidate for election ;u tho DID anil
! linda pcsth llonred Association.
oniil lately these two acknow lodged ,.b.i. nj,
lhn HUNGARIAN emigration were in perfect nrrrr.
ineht on all political tnattrrs in regard 10 Iiun,a
~, all'l II Is only just year since KIanka NJ
tempted to invade and rcv0luinnlsc bIs nat;wo
coai,,ry count, The hea. Of Hungarian Legion"
ris',a ~ ,'n COMPULSORY enlistment of Hungarian
prlS'.eTs taken by the iri.sSians al Kuni.;,,iT,t
and elsewhere. ~
, N"w, while hossnth prefers VOLUNTARILY 10 cal
lhe inter bread III exile ra,lInr than I'M, chase ,h
sompc'S ' aIu,ieIy an aas!sf 'lsG ii At ,a tie hR "A m
has just proclaimed himself, III one word,
"Deakst.h
In answer 10 q cnngratnla,oly speech nI the
President of the iiuila- -Pcsth IIonvcd Assneaiou,
NJ. Bcniczcy, last Tuesday, klapEa replied
'lie hal ieincc,l To- srr tbs beloved soil of l,
country again, and tn bc enabled to embrace hs
old comrades III arms, I'M, he rcjoiccd still more
that his rnnn'iy has reganed her ancient riGhta.
thai the Press wah now free and hotter futn,r
might lie hoped for IN short, that tln. alliu- "l
the country mad hcrn plarrh in honest amls. 4
gnO,l beginning has brru maIln, the cont nli,rl,
and il We hold together. and do moi nIsh nnr de-
nlands too lar, W. may prondly raisc nnr tIig
high alill advance o,ir Ii4htn0ua cause.
kossnih i. especially bitter against the treat
mcni ut common affairs hy the delegations. lie
TTites
by ,hese in all that regards military concerns,
foreign affairs. and, to great extent. financial
operations and consequently in all questions of
val aud peace, alliances, international tre aticS
and all lie higher attributes al aoTGrnncnt by
which II country becomes 4 Slate and u people
nation, the Individuality Of our nation las hren
saerii :ed, and Hungary has been partly made
subordinate 10 tho Imperial Government ai, pari-
arcGy ,nio one State. VIII, all these affairs with
drawn from the province Of the Government, the
Hungarian re-pon =ile Ministry hardly deserves
the Of Ministry al all; il is merely proyin
rIai administration. Our forcfatrrs and the
hcrncs nf lihrrty who bcd iar their country eight
cen ycars ago would moan IN their grnves if they
cailiI b. made aware that Hungarian Die, las
II:i1nel such mUDstrous sacrifices Of right.
And as if these sacrifices had bcen all gains
and benefits worthy tn be purchased iOi rnnr.
nous Tuis. the Diet lag even resolved that lhc
ruined AMI Impoverished ,nlalpnts of nLr I'M
happy cnnlify shonld participate IN li.. debt uf
ihu SicIna Government. n debt amDnnling to ioii
thousand millions Of HORNS, AMI which, i'll all
equity, docs not concern at all. All this in al
ready accomplishments s!:rady law. The corona
lion has tulicn place on tho bas.g Of that nSrrc
nGnt, ana aolemnty which for nine len.!rics
has bcun the ton of the rights Of tho ma
tion, has in the ynar 1897 bccomc the crownnS of
the graye Of tho voluntarily sacrificed nntioIm
hardly anything remnins for the representatives
to do bnt TO fix tho auoin contributed by the pGo
plc already oppressed md Impoverished, toward
the common expenses, expenses which in time Of
peace amount 10 three hundred millions OF lorinp.
Tho py0Speft ID tcrriulc!"
or lis OWN prospects for the future, kohsntlI
writes al ipllowa
Shall he able 10 do anything toward regain
| ,ng the indcpendtcc Of orr country know not.
II depends npou circumstances and il especially
conditional on the tonor or The nation Our nation
| is powerful enough, ii il wishes, to become the
controller Of it's own tutc. Its destiny depends,
niter God, upon its own resolutions; individual
| citizen car only posgoss such power as ID awarded
Inn by the nation If in pest times was able t0
become The instrument of some great deeds, the
merit Econgs to the people and not to me. ! WAS
but mirror and reelected the iustrc received. The
lnstre caiEc from the people. at the moment wlcu
this lustrr, WAS dmined by the intrgucs which e-
| sroyed our set-coniidcncc I bccnmc powcrlc:s.
he raat is d mirror Of the future. The Oppurtu-
nifty Tor dainterested performance Of my pa,ri-
otir duty will ever find me ready. But if fate sllou
| so dispose TINT J. may no, again become n worker
for the recstablishment Of the Independence O
our country, will at least he living protest, and
will remain till my latest breath, against every
transaction and endearor aimed ut tho destruction
Of our national independence be the price AM
C0ndtlnne therefor what they NAV"