New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-08

c,.ohs If pohemi, or rather bv all tie 'eho-
>lovaks. if we would fairly count the i"'"' Wv
ments copable of uniting to the number oil more
than 1000. 900 Of souls II i ais" u" ''''ii VI
thc 2 geo 600 Of Croafo-Serbs. and oil the o'h'i
: 600 600 of Russian race Or Ruthenians' ana d
a. many more Poles of Gaicia Though these are
with reason best satisfied with lrlr present s''I'
and of the smaller but no; unlnnu'''idi h"'n"'i'
of Slavonian- and Italians. II T. "Nr''h' 'h'''
with such diverse elements AM Win 'n' IL "''''
stream Of tendency making strongly l'' u" '"-
tonony of each physically conS'ltn''d ha'l''','H'
rho only hone. for Austrian rule il in wis, fedora
ton The duali-m Of III" monaf'hN' lo''"" ~ -"
Uuuoori,ps after their abortlvc efforts az iNdr-
pcndence in 1913. was Inst attempt at '''
linn of th,s, difficulties of race. Even then it WA
generally opposed by all except the haey'''' III
,,ho.,. interest il was conceived That Ia' hap
pcned which was iorcs'en 10 NV one WI H."
absolntism another has been add'd-that OF tie
Magyar race in Hungary. In lac'' this |"'ihS -
have been the watchword from tn" beginning
Hungary shall be Magyar or it shall not "
The Runianians scr even in ia" propose"
ecclesiastical legislation concerning rINl' mfrI'-'
ami the Children Of mixed markings, new attempt
on the part of Hungarian statesmen 70 WONT
their nationality through their religion In"
thought il simply another conflict between the
spirit of the age and established clergy. bu'
TIN. /, only the latest in series Of legislative
cnactmcnts 70 thu harm Of the RunanIanS IN
Hungary. dating back to the forced annexation
or Transylvania i'm 1865 The Magyar petite
nob,c.sc and town artisans have remained unl'r
this union "A "FivilcGed class VIM" tle NJ
manlan peasants. who had been s'IiS u'"'r ~
fcndal regime can nov seldom inlIii IN" conil-
lin
If suffrage" In th" Hungarian Drt ou' oi ~
Deputies there H. not on" single h'iAiiiah ~
represent the interests of nearly 3OOo,oOO pr"p",
II number which would demand az least siN'N-'iNe
in ust proportion. In the higher pubic serFIc'
there are r"Nt 10 no flnctionar,"' "i RuHah'an
race: among the lower employees thcN are Only
~ one 10 s'vcn of the proportion really dnr 10
their number in the population. In tn courts 81
Justice the proceedings ar" carried on III III"
Magyar language. which IN" people do not under
stand Education. from ia" clement rs S'l1o'7
TO thr central university of Bnda Pcsth. w"r" there
is lnt one Rumanan professor. ms ne'h hid'
the strongest means of carrying on III, @"N'th-
mcnt's policy of AlasyarHdon. IN" hul'" .I ~
III. >imr end and the right ~ a'~O'li'l"il loi
purposes Of culture or phllanthropy j. d'n'd 10
citizens Of Rumanlan race.
eari1n Kingdom wilully sup raddcd TO III" con-
stitui.0n OF IsG7. which forms the pr!n'" srI"van@r
Of the Rumanian and other na;iohalIil WITH
-har. Hungary with the MagyaI-. III" Magyar
Alnn~ a Hungarian newspaper Of exclusively
Marvar c"mnlcyion. on July -. 1891. acknoW1-
rl.rd tie cgality> If IN" Rum?nian cont ntion.
This was som" tim" after ia" beginning ol tue
present agifatlOn. II SAID
There ore f,ct. which cannot be denel Thu tei"
cNl.t- in Hungry law f,r uatona"'. a." nor %
which D., not respected. TIN, the system OF erection"
which utterly Artificial. is combined that dtl'''
inhabited D., Eunnnan- -"nd frw"r Deputies thar those
inhabited Nv Nagyar,. Little Magyar towns elect
pcur Nth two pf tr hundred Noie- whereas. on me
ether hand aicclv Deputy f'r five thousand
Eun1ni4n electors.
II Is also q fact that IN districts Inhabited hy tie
different notionaiiiics there D. found whole army "'
frn tonafie. who in tho name OF thc Hungarian Nt'N
administer afd Do justice In manner woitf q" l"N'h
na.ha. W. could cnuncfa, hundred Of Lie facts el
OF wnsh pfo.r That tho" who goN"rl do not ''"' '-
isw - naronalies. - that oven ''"r me apr
, the r.nly n the Magyar youth. az tfnth remains m
conre.t,i,-in point y f.'t the nsuo'"it'' ar OPP
pre- ID.
These confessions are significant "non-n to
show minds at r!inart fhir"''' an '\p Ii'"
m modern polite, that 'iIHSe." y "r''.'- -.
central Furouc which j. bound To nave 4 he"
.,,,i.rlor, II hoic- no good 20 TIA" genera AGO.
miles, the Magyar Tacc--~" ardent ~ h'l"h'' VI
it. own antonorav-shall cease 10 seek alt'f eN-
elusive pr-ominanc". In tl" casr OF IN" NiaR,hS
.,,,. ,,os question of me" that u iol hloh",
without exterior affiliations oi blood or sPtrn.
I, j. NOT TN. same wifi the l. inmiiian" 81 "I''.
Across III" imaginary lue oi thr ppiltl'a' i'"n'It
- en-, il growing and independent NATION "l
,l.r own ra,o aud language, which alr'aN glE,r
thnn moral aid AMI = doubtless r'au} u" pIo, I'1
rl. V-icll comfort when the ilal' 'nur''. -Ni"
i.,oud T. mania There it. TN ever hr0o I'M -prrti
,r fine White car watching eagerly ov III"
tendencies If IN" >iaVonc ra''~ VII" look I" hi''
- - tf,if natural head. Now. however ml'u
In. Ruunrilf~ may consider thrm- ives 10 80 81
attn roc and thus different from IL" NllH'
around th,m. their caus" l. on" with maj 81 me
latter in Au~tria-llungary. Ia" waichM'i9 j.
llrcaly heard from thor lips rather "" nus
.iau- than tho ii,n,nriar-t
II j. for ia" NasyarS of Hungary - d''.de
whether ticy can stand alon" a-hlnH' rI'''@ NIl'n
,nt ,ulv menace them AT home. b.t "'i,t IN
threatening Independence all alone their l'onti'r'