Hungarian Parlia ment and Jellachich Contention Re Examined
The author defends the Hungarian Parliament against accusations of hypocrisy and questions the roles of Jellachich and Ban Jellachich. He argues the court manipulated events, condemns treachery by Archduke Carlovitz and Mayerhofer, and defends Kossuth while noting complex Austrian politics. He asserts Hungary governed its own finances and notes diplomatic steps by Szalay and Pazmandy with Archduke support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jellachich
Gyulay
Croatia
Hungary
Ile
Rajachich
Carlowitz
Mayerhofer
Belgrad
Innspruck
Ban Jellachich
Bia
Messares
Hrabocszky
Peterwardin
Revels
Carlowicz
Onca
Touspruck
Kossuth
Austria
Hrabocazky
Han
Jhodary
Jaty Racsay
Jallachich
Windischgriitz
Lanberg
Latour
Lichnowsky
Rossi
Brea
Europe
Doeda
Lamberg
Pesth
Ofen
Paris
Frankfort
Bars
Azathmar
Szabolcs
8Zala
Agram
Szalay
Pazmandy
John
House of Hapsburg-Lothringen
Hungarian Conflicts and Austria’s Crimes Across History
The fragment declares deep acquaintance with Hungary events since 1826, condemns Austria for cruel treatment, and argues Poland’s disappearance parallels Hungary’s fate. It asserts Austria’s faithlessness and historical crimes against Hungary, warning of a supposed future political murder and divine judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
Austria
Poland
Ueaven
German Religious and Political Turmoil in 1849
From our correspondent in Germany and Austria, a detailed survey of the German and Austrian push for church state reform. It discusses Lutheran and Catholic tensions, Frankfort Assembly decrees, Hamburg benevolence, and fears of sectarian division under the new Austrian constitution. It notes Heine’s Hamburg fund extending to Christians, and warns of contested religious liberty and governance under imperial decrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banka
Tutalaga
Seome
Christ
Britain
Mecklenburg
Schwerin
Frankfort
Cain
Hamburg
Solomon Heine
Austria
Bama
Tyrol
Austrian
Italy
Kremsier
Great Britain
Thia Point
Controversial Austrian Constitutional Debates and Press Freedom
The writer critiques the Goapal document, noting contradictions on education, supervision, and press liberty. Paragraphs claim equality yet push centralization and censorship risks. References to Parliament in Kromeler, warrants, escapes, and uncertain arrests mark a tense political climate. The piece laments religious liberty constraints and hopes for gospel openness amid rising military despotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kromeler
House of Austria
Austria
Progress of Lichtpyreundism in Swiss cantons sparks alarm
Berne reports a new religious movement in Vaud threatens the cantonal Reformed Church. A so called negative Free Church has formed in Bern and spread to Trachselwald Wangen and Aarwangen with networks of affiliated churches. Its program rejects personal God, favors goddesses and social reform, with promises of relief for the poor and no paid parsons. Critics view it as communism in religious garb. A Thun paper counteracts the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berne
Free Church
Highcat
Negative Free Church
Berno
Trachselwald
Wangen
Aarwangen
Thun
Bienno
Langenthal
Robert Blum
Oberland
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Germany
Political & Ecclesiastical Lipr
Northeran
Charles Heine
Hanover
Nia
Capel Percy
Switzerland
L’ Avenir
Free Church of
Canton de Vaud
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