The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-14
HUNGARY Y.


DKNoUNCEs THR UNION OF HUNGARY WITH
AUSTRIA.
The Pesth newspapers of May 20 publish a
long letter from Louis Kossuth to Franz Deak,
in which the arrangements with the Austrian
Government are bitterly condemned. We give
The main portions of the letter.
PARIS, May 22-My Friend:-Pormit me to address
thee in the name OF those recOllectOns of the past
sueIngs long @ exe under the Weight OF Fo.e
grief and family atiicton. Not only did we profess
noblest sense of the word during the brightest period
of our manhood when we strode along the path of
We stOcd united, guardians of the nations rights
the OF the 1878 crisis, when we, as Ministerial
colleagues plainly demanded from the Vienna Court
pendence and fresdom OF our fatherland should be
recognized aud guaranteed In every respect c,mpris-
tf our finance and army system. free from any tor
At the same time, and us a consequences of this
righteous demand, we declared to the Vienna Gov
we had come to the unslterabe resolution not TO
eed.roe SHp 5e"nSns 10 the a HunEaran naIIon TO
meet friendly alliance with equal friendship, and
The moment soon arrived when we were put to the
ona purpose by US deoared to be cr
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political existence ..,
our naIioD didst decide to draw back
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the resolve OF the Hungarian nation have interca.
lated IL by % OF q eed Sg
foreign power, succeeded in shaking our nations
ing Of her seIftrust, in paralySlng her vet the
Th be of her % n pSd
tribute of sympathy TO the undeseryed shipwreck
Vitality (Which little more endurance would have
%e Se IN their politics as the Peoples in their
feelings. began TO estimate the Hupgariaa nation
vigorous factors of which account can aud must be
e the IN 6e sSr S Il e sS
nation) does not with suicidal hand expunge Itself
The accompshment Of this, my friend, was great
e resign WSSs TSa1 WoG aSeb he s ASS ss
attaining such position deserves at least that It's
reaizng is S1 fights G should srens6
as, then, at the moment Of that dreaded crisis, our
paths diVerged from another, so have they
mained estranged throughout eighteen long years
10 my lot fell homeless wanderlngs. To thine
leadership, hedged IN by the worship of the nation,
and the confidence Of n majority of heterogeneous
elements. But with this leadership came upon thee
aheritage of great duties, and tremendous respon-
The starting points and directions Of parted
paths are different roms may almost say opposed
In Sy way thou cSns not say that have endssSored
TO create Obstacles OF 70 disturb thy calculations
Yet am patriot; the fate OF my nation Is close TO
by sa Of s b sTs Fl e dGE
hoping, ofIen troubled, always with attention. but
now speak and speak to thee. and publicly, for
see and see with the eye o. 1nagmieas tranquil.
natiop being thrust down the SLIPPERY decIiSty OF
ghtRenunclation into danger Into worse than
The present arrangement Kossuth declares,
is Identical with the 9Gtinldtlnl presented by
Jellachich when he invaded Hungary In 1873,
in which at that time Deak himself and the
present Minister of Worship, Baron Eotvos,
were the colleagues of KOssuLh. After bitterly
complaining of the sacrifice about to be made
by the revision of the laws OF 1913, the letter
continues
Tn fact the hills brought forward by the Ministry
a. Q so compile ely in contradiction to the require
utterly with the political tend. ncies TO which our ma
tlon has held fast thTo1g6Sgt and half
age IL which llve It's tendencies and the whisper
beE % n So 50 Of oy
whether necessity or the position Of the Austrian
| how Ministry could be found which would dare TO
ehS 10 testify that they e lhe
selves sure OF the cooperation and through that, of
oon!sm PoTane9Gsly and by degrees falls the veil
tons Everything is 1t seems already settled and
the Parliament only summoned In order to enregster
however, recognize in this taa qccompH the death
or 'ne hSVn & 70 anu brso nus M tps m es no
but the name OF God OF the fatherand and of pos
y Seey With oiy 'ss ganos San and weigh
the eternal consequences 10 VIII ch thou leades thy
| father and, which shall live when our bones have
long cTumbled into dust; that ftherand 10 who9 we
sworn TO love, not only the eeting moment OF se
present. but also the Interchangeable past ana 'ne up
nDo not lead the nation to a station from which she
can never become mistress OF her future ,ob In
am become grey In the school OF Isar pref
the Of years. upSsb no bitter
and dependency. No personal inteEes" % great DART
ness, no squirting of ambition 10 piay hnotbihg M
speaks through my voice. myself hnHe s ~ Snlo ne
/ expect nothing to wish, either from iie VI '- s"'
/ nation. uouthf,I anargv
But within my breast lives Win SoSn sepse Of dsiy
towaEds wi nv fstherISnd This sense Of duty com,
eIIad @ ~ tbis discourse. Forgive ~ or the source
Relleu me 70 tnis srsnp III may not carry TO my
nraa a satsfection of success let me az least take
aa me sr not 10 such sacrifices as may rob me even Of
This last nope hp @Cassandra's' role unthankfu
kh0T h0SysiSh thou, however, the remembrance that