Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-22
the company Of the majority Of the stock
Of the Allis-Chalmers company.
PLEA OF HUNCARIANS
CONTINUED from First PaFe.l

the majority OF the nation and being re-
sponsible to Parliament. We must bear In
mind that on the continent governments
centrated In their hands. from the midwife
to the Village policemen; nothing can hap
pen without previous consent obtained
from the government, not even a peddlars
license or the right to open a chemists
shop can be granted by any other authority
taxes. rates. etc. Is All in the hands OF the
government. So much Is the government
everything and everywhere that n meat
pected quality no one dreams Of grumbiing
at the butcher--they swear at the govern
ment as a matter Of course. II the roads lbs
varisbly laid at the door OF the govern
government means one must imagine the
country. lock, stock and barrel, handed
over to the unrestrained will of an ir-
advisers OF the aged monarch have been
interfering In Hungarian matters to which
they. had no right whatever; They have
consistently prevented popular and able
Hungarian statesmen from being called TO
take the reins of the country IN their
hands such men ss Dr, %aksrle ~ wno
by viennese intrigue and smaller and
smaller fry willing to do any silly and Inn
lived power We're given the reihs Of Hun
gary. Such exceedingly young pOiittcians
as Count Tisza were BATTERED and Inisled
uary when he led a party OF over $50
members into a general election and re-
turned barely IA strong out OF night
where he, as the head Of the government.
had and used every conceivable and un-
conceivable power OF persuasion" in order
to obtain dictatorial powers.
Tisza May Join Coalition.
Tisza obtained IA seats, hut as the strug
gle between Hungarian constitutionalism
and Austrian absolutism Is since that
election proving more and more the coali-
ton view, Austras aim is the right one,
and not the silly talk OF young Count
Tissa, with which he won those few seats,
He had been losing his adherents by the
young Count Tisza himself will not be
forced 70 Join the national movement,
The Hungarian position Is perfectly
clear. Parliament returned a very large
majority on the appeal of the kings gov
eminent. but the majority was against
that government: Hungarians maintain
was to send for the leaders OF the ma
ton and ask them to form a ministry.
Instead of doing this the Austrian ad-
visers Of the king were busy with all kinds
Of assumptions The leaders were asked
all sorts of questions, what they liked
and what they did not like to do, and
were told that unless they suit their tastes
to the Austrian they cannot be asked to
take a hand I'm the government OF their
country These leaders of the Hungarian
nation respectfully pointed out to the king
that It Is no part of his majesty to die
tate a program to an incoming ministry,
although It Is undoubtedly one of the
prerogatives OF the crown to use the veto
against apy. measure carried through par
lament and not liked by the king. I'm
fortunately the king leaned to the Aus
TRAN advisers, who would have him be-
lleve that by bit of "hrmness, by which
they meant a disregard of constitutional
forms, the Hungarian election result can
be successfully ignored and the Hungarians
starved into submission.