New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-10
FRANCIS JOSEPH IXcEXSED AT Hr'NGAR'

Vienna Dec O-Emperor Francis Joseph Is greatly
irritaed the recent c0arsc NJ affairs IN Hungary
il has been customary for Lin 10 20 on hunting e1
pceilons in the royal preserves al udaI IeNth and III
In. vicinity of Godoilo. where on" OF the royal
uaoces stands Hunting docs kept n both places
and i'm their care In other th!ngs pertaining Z" ih"
chase many persons are employed. rps" hunting
expeditions have also been of benefit to many trades
men. Tho Emperor's feelings have been 50 stirred by
the political upacav. in Hungary that h" has decided
10 give up hunting I'm that country, and has directed
that bis packs Of hounds be sold.
Iii, dispatch coiroorate, the views expressed In The
Tribune of December ,. regarding the difficulties which
surround the Austro hungarian Empire. The Vienna
Ca!lnct has hardly Lad time to be- pat In minority
in the Hc!chsratl. by tine votes Of the German ana
Policeman representatives.. when the Emperor himself
thinks l necessary to show his displcasnre at the
attitude of the IIunrarlans 1t Is known that. after
tlc crushing Of the Magyar Hungarian rebellion IN
las "A icdcra.t system of government hai been pro
posed ~ Tn, best 10 be applied - lmeido'copic En-
pire composed. Ike that OF Austria. Of some seven
teen dincien1 nationalitics This PAN Of tn" great
czech historian, Palacty, was opposed by stadion.
scimerllng and other Gcrman-Austrians and cen
trolist system was adopted. When The duali>tic
regime wa. constituted in 1867. ana Hungary obtained
s,misovcrcgnty It's statc,mcn-Andrassy, ka'nocfy,
II,za-mappcd ont tie general policy oi the AuNtro
Uur garan Empire OF which they showed themselves
the loyal and faithful servants. Bnt on account ot
their subScrVicnCc 10 the vienna kaletf inc NhENW
Ministers lost great part Of their popularity Mt home
where the old spirit Of independence seemed to have
been revived. The Hungarian Diet at Bnda-Pcsh
mas succesiveiy overthrown the Cabinets Of 1sza and
Szaspary.
Empcror Francis Joseph's grievances against the
Nacvar ncOpr had its origin I'm the recent dcmOnStr
tions Of the Buda Pcsth and other municipalities III
favor Of Ko,snth. the hero Of the National war OF
1sis40 who has always refused to accept an amnesty
and ,o sci his foot again hungarian soil aS long n
Hungary remain, a portion of Austrian territory 1hc
E,Il.rr must also have been wounded ~ catholic
lv the favor with which III" proposal has been received
I'm Iiungary deprive the clergy Of IA" holding "i
and marriage registers which II Is intended
10 transfer TO The civil authorities. Moreover, Inc
sovcrcirn Of ro-Iuneary felt that he was not re-
ccivod during his latest visit 10 Bnda PeSth
with the enthusiasm manifested formerly.
The lnncnrans, VINO hat" bitterly uie
Russians, the people who helped Austria
I'm defeating their National aspirations In ls49. are
lust now especially dissatisfied. since they imagine tat
ihrv have detected in some diplomatic mOvemcnts-thc
vsit Of the Czarewch at Vienna and the negotiations
toward Russo Austrian commercial convention-s'gn'
Of "rappIoch chcmcnt7 between the AnstrO- Hungarian
Kaiser and Russia.