New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-28


Pea; T. ,- la. been put IN possession OF som" OF
Inc arguments and statements used to influence
;hc Emperor. and 1t mentions some OF them.
II seem. That some persons have impressed the En-
pcror with the c,icf that Bcuts longer continuance IN
IN would vcascn TIE authority of the Crown that
Tie pi.,lic r.,ird HIM asa" MnisCrmak.r, and con
>id. r him he real director OF all cahncs. (Which nc
,naks and nnmakcs at his pleasure. while III" En-
cror scarcely Tree TO exercise his WILL Other intriGurrS
have. with ingenuity almost equal pointed ont TO the
Eulcror statements which have made their way into
tIc public prints and which only known. prior
t. th,iI IlI,oa.u to Count Beust ana two or three
otAcrs c''d Ills Majesty. The Emperor has been asked
INFER that these statements published Ivy Bcsf
hlmSt for bis PRIV ends, perhaps to influence stocks
in which he intCr scd: and the Emperor, forgetting
willingly ignoring that the persons who discovered
these satcm nts might themselves lie their proinul-
gators, allowed the circumstance TO influence his rca-
items with the Chancellor. The Same account further
states that high military pcrsonaees forming part Of the
Court circle used all the In their power TO under
mine the Empeiors faith in Count Beust and that, to
this end they especially tried to impress His Majesty
with the belief that the Chancellor aimed at popularity
with the publc and sacrificed the interests OF the State
TO secure II.
might I'll column with the scandaously false state
nIens OF a simsI nature which said to have been
used 10 influence the Emperor but 1t suiiices to know
that such means were used without going int" parcu
lars about their nature. Unless the Emperor mind had
been acted upon III this way by persons constantly at bis
side would hc dihleut to believe that even he sens.
1--WE H. nc Is SHOWN 10 po ]" hArs r'"'inS " h''N
ieiS'na! 'ou" ,c'co !" 'hc u's,'cei"''
Gnu """'' "''iH', Nv i"' uo'' Iva" man " H.
WORTH ""lF' ahu usei mess h9 COUNT be"s'' csp'',
when the Chancellor had strictly adhered to the right
path But there l. yet another influence which perhaps
weighed more WIN Inc Emperor IMAM inc reP'i'' VI
EtnSs open enemies IT'S that c1ctcd py count Loh'''
the Minister Of Finances III has long been notorious hae
Count Lonyay has iooredh the post flied by Ahdras'y III
fact, Lonyays ambition to be MiniSter'fresdent OF
Hungary, and AnGfasy longing for the post hllcdb by
Ecust, have cn lie foundation for many statements III
Tie pre- a"d Tor repeated cpiGran' III the saricai
papers oi ViuH,. Cntl lately AndraSsy ana Beust have
been rivals, la the matter "t the Czech negotiations
The, worked togc;nrr freely and heartily but for long
time j., fore that question arose, ii has been understood
tlt though HcH> in public. the tw" men avoided each
other Bcu>t Ica cd Anasy ambition. and the Latter
secretly al the formers long tenure of office
| Lon,.y, who Is not Il popular with his party,
but VINO happens to he the only statesman ut to step lin
hoes f,t no. vrntrrc 4, work upally and
djrcc;Iy ,aiY,. the popular Hungarian premier: hut
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'A'"i' ave A''"''" ~ """''' ana "''' III" ~ anu -"
'o ln' ''N' mere ''h J." h"'e'''i"'H aoo'' "nt'his
relating to IL" ministerial 'i"i>. III 1t Is hlsh'y
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vi,,, nj. i, ;,I ,arrucr - ,I. r1oc,d I'm, if may he
acc u,, for In 1hc first place AudrasSv is the man
m, qualified COR tlc ulacc IL. - fnlly informed on
ever, dc, Of l.ust's Policy ana /, better able to con-
nuc it than a,y CHER statesman that can he named.
Ia the place" the Emperor holds his Hungarian
subjects in wholesome rcSpcct what he may do in the
Ci~Lthah provinces on account III 'e Waht VI nhl'S
OF action ";wcch tlc separate Provinces hc "'e ho'
| Iit'"i III "hlicd hungary Inc ar'.r'lF dl>ihNN'
| Of A"'f'orv "oid have caused thr "h"!r
HGnta!n Ministry 10 rc'f,"hd perhaps hd'rd'II'tird
Hp tc iiitI. 10 ;hc CI'id Liberal party Ana ihrd!
Ahdrd.Si "'J nave N1"pahIy nc MAJ some 'h''''' "''
| '"' WIN 90" " 80 az ~ VA 'o"''' i"' "'' a
CHcu"' '"'F' N"'H supports Tue E"n ''i ;" '' ''' '"'
Emperor "'"'''' pan" ""ih'" upon ~ h'"''9 'h''
"''' Hi'' cause" 80 Il Heh'i' o ' '"'cc"o' IS 'e
idr tl'', sihcc Ecnst' recovery from Ms co'' he
has hdd DO interview win thc Emperor cActl"
Inc Ei"'' III WHich ne tchdcfed MS resignation u
was Ia! f"I thc LnWTor to see Beust daily
but, since the 2?:h " Oct"bcr, he expressed
II" wish to sc" ms Minister This Is all the ln"re re-
in'Iki'I iI'" 'h| ii'' tit h'HciSp'rS Il FORMING u
new 'a'ihc'' anu 'iia'' under orh'r! circumstances
inc I'm" '"i ""'' REQUIRE Dues auNlce ABOUT INC