New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-21

tue whole naticn was looking the last sacrifice Of de-
sairng va0r tho last protest against the destruction II
their abdrs ani the devastation Of their couatry 30
that .e0ryey nv denouncing Il, not ONLY denounced tue
on the patriotic zeal OF the people The author aud
kossub stand together In ths proposition To turn Hun
soldier with the spirit OF honor refuses devss;aie
his codntry. few pages before Mr. Godkn hal tod
u that KOsah cOId not consent his army leyying
contributions upon the unfortun,t. peasanry" Al tho
close of onr CIVIL War General Grant WAC was himself
restored or years by this class Of critics gave terms to
horses TO home, because be sail they mi at start
guerilla war, deystae their Fn section and cost the
Government years and millions
We finally come u General Georgeys celebrated
The moaning but surrender o. the
The Russians had brought their terrible power to
benr with Austria against the devoted Nagyars Rctus-
ing 10 suLreuacr TO tAe Anstahs beorssy Srfehdeea
% General RuIger sue Russian commduder aiag tnat
IL was owing 10 tue folly AMI rashness Of the provisional
Vernnent lat the contest had Deeh n,lIlhel aver
the Car uerared aud that ne, Gcor-ey being man OF
action had seen 10 once that In the face Ut such over
declining oiis. It was impossible 70 GARY on the war
any longer lie proposed - surrender and trust 90 the
deserted from their klngs army Iow many soldiers do
You snppp-e Hungary nal 10 sIFrenIer ust zlJOo
Russian endorsements We're coming In q; ths ~ te OK
l. 600 per division.
Contrast also tie p.,ns humility Of Georsey with Kos
suth- esOtisn IN their respective addresses. kossutn
sa;: expect of said General Gcorsey and make him
responsible 70 God the nation and 70 history etc Nay
he love his country with disaterested love which
bore 10 f." Georsey Proclaimed thus: Citizens the
events Of uo astounding and the blows OF fate
owe rwhsim.u- Return 70 your homes an eschew as
sistag tie resistance aud the combats. stay at the
d'1e'tc hearth and follow y0nr usual occupations Let
strength he the strength O men, aud let US had COM
fort in tho conviction that right and Justice must weather
tlc etOrls OF al times Is X 10 Ne wondered at thaI
Kossatn il s kind of European Carl Schuiz. getting
ny Concentrations aud making speecles while Hungary
admitted to her imperial autonomy, hegins 10 see old
Georcey in a better light Does not this give hope t.
critics Ill ne forgotten. the character o. the man who
has been the eminent Secretary state Speaker OF the
H0us" Representatives and the idol OF the people VIII
br vndicated from hreing or shallow a-peTsion while
the heroes they are making now VII enter the eyed
I have shoNn by Mr. G5dkins History Of Hungary"
that the Kossifh he glornes failed a. an administrators
lul W rs a "A
pntaons raned nj on him are about a. thick ana rs thin
the pickings AT Banes foreign policy ana ths attempt
thousand years yir Godkin said thiry-one years ago.
Geor,ey goating with exuation when lie found
himself Communicating chef aud Minister OF War
How does the historian know that he was gloating
Do men come on and goa ike stage villains pur-
pose that the historian be mistaken But perhsps
desireoi hs heart grltded his rivals we're humbled
and the fortunes or TIE nations Wei IN MS keeping
barely possible that sman might beat ms rivals ana
not gloat II he was running ior President OF the Unte
course ne won'd have 10 gloat =; Ms DncE neart
would then be- Incapable or u single moral sentiment
He would De set NJ IN parallel lines as am doing at
present WIN the historian lie contlhneS 70 "A! oton
the craving after applause and h anxiety 20 render
hectnI portion Of the nation, that nc thrust from him an
spPorlnny closing he clmpasn by me starling ana
,nr,t 70 anlrc him. became shorty aerwari cold ard
dsaut and reserved" Georgev had resolved 10 storm
Bula and hence all the above Witness ~ gescnation
lie lid storm Bul and took 1t on purpose, apparently
Men but children Of a larger growth" When Carl
SchurZ nineteen years old be wanted ~ rule Ger
many A. that time BE Il Socialist He ~ Kos
auth have trampei over two continents. passing re
Elections the uiartyr AMI lnborefs IN the
vim ward. stirring Mp dl4cDri among pain
AMI drpeabe peOule and the one Il nov chuck-
ling IN .his rOi. lean Interior that the greatest
political Organization sern IN thla country snce l199 u
Out 0f power. ana 'hD man whOae domestic example ia
ppfnirjls "a the hral 0i the state Few Yeats asn
Rosauth, anrcp4s'r nv whle in OBTAINING uenteet
who ti) prnni t explain iri N mere trvrnee inr
his nvn failures ssnai Experimentation w faIof ~ ne
thp rsiisf ~ ihp Jsh Chtisiitns ~ mat timn re
EseNfN5 F3si nnjipt AZ pttania etnret rphiishel y
iittia ree,r 10 whrh atp ihHip Hes.
was iNla tep aiAflt ~ iht sfr
ftst mhip 49, Aslib Nl fhf "aWBi ~
Ani H., ihHn W. Hit Wraipii eiNipa
~ Wap' ns'inh psi aeeisim
Oh. Balugu iTali'aRi lgeedlm peaFi
Eos lFuniuH aahn tO Waii ani vas,
Anh then ul snlf 81 tuTn aside,
And spuTn tue brother ~ thY door,
For eRyy's sake o. turn thy hack
GA all tho prestige ~ thF past
To win the m1uhlY hoard, Of lust, 4
Aud % the dogs thy Jewels castl
on. K0ssuth hoary head aud frame,
with all the hOuOrs of our trust
Better far better, 'tWcre for thee.
That thou had slept IN freedom, dustl
And it be said of them who IN the last peril ~
the great In party traitors position which
they had atteInI tod sketch innocent
G. A. I.
Nelo York, Dec. 20, l-st