New-York tribune., 1918-10-29
Situation Getting Out of
Hands of Independent
Leaders
Council Organized
To Take Control
Appeal Urges End of the
Government and
of War
Especial Dispatch to The Tribune)


WASHINGTON, Oct. 28.-The revo
lutlonary situation in Hungary has
gotten out of the hands Of the leaders
OF the independence movement, ac-
cordlng to a diplomatic dispatch from
Switzerland to-day. 1t says:
Serious events have taken place at
Budapest since October 90. Berlin
kilograms state that pacific revolu-
ton has been accomplished A Hun
garlan council, lately formed, intends
TO assume the government of the coun-
try and to fill the place of both the
Ministry and the Chamber of Depu-
ties. Up to tho present time the head
or this movement appears to have been
Count Michael Karolyi.
Delegates of Count Karolyi's party
and Of the Radical and Socialist par
ties assembled on the night of October
1895 and decided upon the formation
or Hungarian Assembly, presided
over by Count Karolyi. This assem-
nly addressed pressing appeal to the
hungarian peoples, which demands
ehat an immediate end should be put
TO the present methods Of government
and to parliamentary corruption, and
also that the independence of Hungary
should be Immediately secured.
The appeal says an Immediate end
is 10 be put to a war which can brino.
no good The alliance with Germany
must be broken. The Chamber of Den
ut'es VIII be abolished. The right of
peoples to dispose Of themselves will
be recognized in the interests Of All
hungarian populations which do not
speak the Magyar language, in con-
formty with President Wilson's prin-
ciples. - III
hungary, it says, VIII send a dele
CATION to the peace conference, this
delegation to include only absolute
partlsans of disarmament, of obliga-
tory arbitration and of the liberty of
nctions. The national representation
VIII solely decide on, peace and war
According to information received at
Berne, Emperor Charles gave an au-
dlence on October 26 to Count Karolyi,
Count Batthyany, weep president of
lhe karolyi party, and Ugren Pomerly,
nome minister. Count KcrOlyi brought
to the sovereign's knowledce the deci-
sion taken by the National Assembly,
declaring that this assembly intends to
assume single ehcnded the country's
destiny.
at is considered in Budapest that
the creation of the Hungarian National
Assembly marks the final rupture be-
tween Count Karolyi and Count An
drassy.
"The papers have freed themselves
from the censorship and printed at the
top Of their columns. This paper was
not passed by censor They declare
that in the future they will not tolerate
a censorship of any kind.
THE Hungarian youth is being or
gained and seems to make point of
adopting the traditions of 1848. On the
afternoon of the 25th young Hun
garlans organized an important mani
festation They formed in large cor
teges and walked down the Budapest
streets. The students demand the end
of the war and the complete independ-
ence of Hungary.
"On Friady POO officers went to the
club of the Catholic party and made a
demonstration in favor of peace. 1t is
considered that Count Karolyi no
longer controls the situation. The Hun
garan National Assembly dictates
every step. 1t is announced also that a
council of workmen and soldiers has
been formed in Budapest, which points
to the existence of a Bolshevik move
ment in Hungary"