New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23

Y"Yd 'Pid" and Hydicn
Tie Of thu di-l'k" which c HioV'ml in.s
tain for thr Nagvars IN "pHtinS BECAUSE Hh' wv,
Il I, the old, old story In 'vcy hd W,c'' pc"p.
dwell where one d.- ,pencs the tine III aihc IN,
ana me- Ky 'l,ina :i vltcr the situation from
his point q view 1t sCcs that in d 3nr ooo ooo
-ioyak. who are chiefly scattered tl0nsh hDou'
twenty counties n thc nori"rrl' lis "l ~ ,inaic
In numbers n, w,ll u.s. in the 'mciHl me- "i me
country there are D. -d's these & rn1aS' russians;
srrvlans Croats. iul.arHrS, un "nmnH' ""u
Hebrews. The Mig,a', orWrss the 'ovh';,
H0% a" ' Tn,a5a rpp,sr, Innti.~ said hc
! and NAV be- vorsc for have taM ton without
r, proscntaton.' - .
= Have You any prominent leaders among your
@Yc.. but they cannot get elected to TIE i!unsa
rian Parliament
- restricted suhrJgc!7 ,o
40. not exactly ihal. Every man who US 10
cui.r or - Il yer ram vote. llGib.N' N,uron
aud ftancsd are pr1r hi KNIT, "' V,r"g wpy
candidac for Parliament but he "olr W',Sn' ,h %
wn,ynr Low, r,imcmi md hr Wa, defeated. You
know wcu what that sig ihc' n opposition i" ga
man from such Il source To- powerful in 4 rrplpnrnih
country where manhood suffrage pr alo no" NUN
more powerful would 1t be- In an Ga lr Lur"i' @rl
monarchy such -, our,. where kns' ana halSrrs
are believed 10 be- endowed, or persuade thch'slN,,
that they are endowed. with divln" Hghl !" rul,
If a Sloyal obtains an Office he j. munlcd Just the
under the British Government mere Il U s nu
na9ce Of od fair o py "t r da '' to- say ard
o. Scbot Won Iil" 80 long 10, II f. thc way that the
Magyar> want thing s' ana done. nu, me n.,, ,,
opinion. YOU must either rnht np or a uu' ,a
i, 70 no,icr toncre In IA. street hc would
become Il marked man. TIE Magyar nave =. ,drhancu
schools for children and the sioyak enuren y, ars
taken from their uOthrrS when they are tNrr" Nhrs
o d. u % ,ra uooyar ,oncue. aud mad
way Won know. rs the Germans are striving To stamp
out the French anEag. In Ai,am' Lorraine or W., W.
IgI., tftt
had y lnrgr Institution FOR encouraging kn"Wlrner
OF the language among our prcp'" G , ,nr nao
phlots newspapers. and on, 10 the pro' 10 h'ip
educaie them 10 n kuowirdgr Of their right ana We
rni..d 100 600 aTldrn (siS .OOol by voluntary con
trIbuions 10 support it. Remember that that Is con
,idcrcd an enormous sum Of money In our country
irnprcss,d the Institution. They would have per
miicd It To 60 on II we agreed To trarh onF lhe
The Government then took the control Of the school
ont Of our hands and taught our children IN sp,te
large fund which poor people had contributed Ut
great sacrifice. for u purpo.rr exactly opposite
"can that really bc possible!
ain Hungary everything l. possible" said no. at
Is really question Of precedence" The Si3N"hs nave
occupied that country since the dawn OF hi,."r? c o
Mongol race are really iuteropcr,. compared Win
Us. We had own schools and could rniclIc our
whrn we were dcrrlv.d ~ thi, right -' " cmigra-
ton Of The sovak, TO ihN conntrv rom ,,s 'n "a.
time Besides paying - = year take i nus, DE-
twenty four years old before YOU cali ht;'. II i
hold a public Office and am known or Thought 10
have voted for n slovak for any ONCE lose '"'
place" 1900, ...o
How does the Imperial Government regard these
chickering's between the people Of two such important
parts OF the empire ~ 49,
long as they do not affect IA" integrity Of the
Federal Government. IA" MagyarS aud -loH;hS n
left TO as it. ont @moms nenssIye' ea Va to
enforce the authority Of tn" Imperial 'oV'F,,sro n;
The Bohcmians. who lv" in Austria are our I'r o
relatives and their nncuas" akin TO our ,, Nth
number twice N many W. do ana syhpa'HHc WI"
our struggles for fair play.
How Is the religious siiuaoal
well OF course. YOU know Austria liun;ary Il, Is ~
Roman Catholic country but there :lc ai'1 vh The
Greek Church was established they wanted some sup
port from the Government. bat wbuli not E"t p m
less they recognized the supremacy OF thr Lop..
Ecing poor people and unable 10 support their mshos
and priests, they consented 10 recognize the htnhn'i
Pope: but they have their own books ana nturS'
and ut all other ceremonies IN the clursh, IN, m
,prvians and Rmmanians arc orthodox Greek ,a!n" ,
de-. who recognize tn Car o kuN>li rs ' IN va
mead Of their CLErc' They 40 hol ~ pi tb i've
counties: UnGas. Nanl Tcniplcn' S'Fi' III" '"'
mar0S.
Those NJ our people WHO come to Ml'It3 WIN
little money 20 v,.i 10 Minnesota 10 engage III LITE
Ing while ;L,sc vo ~. moi fortunate work IN The
miles and iaot0rcs her" ANA III ~" '' an" ~
syvnnia." -, -
Of 'ho>r people who work aNhy from New FORK come
10 the city 10 spcni ~:i,urlay r'rhhs' i'''nin'n-
their homes sunday night. Ihera i a,,ppn ~, "
atiorncye,t.. brtwcrn liousspn ana ,'"n',, 80
which i fovo,It. resort; and IL I, really lnt,rstrHr
10 sc" them there q Satur1hy '.rhn.
10" pasiimrs NJ their native country. M p nv s
noted. They drink beer. sing songs ana ION IN Ine
special dance callri I,y,trIk- II is not unlike rsc
second figure In French qnadrflle caled els, anu l"
the movements partly resembles schotusohe'