New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24

SCANDINAVIAN LITERARY UNIoN.-A project
which has been some three years maturing among
our fellow citizens of Scandinavian origin, was
put in train OF speedy dcveopemcnt and COM
pletion at q meeting held at the Carleton House
on Monday evening. The meeting was comfos-
ed of Norwegians, Swedes AMI Danes, and was
very respectable both in character and numbers
The room was simply and appropriately decorat-
ed with the Scandinavian banner, of blue, white
and yellow, displaying the North STAR the nation
al emblem. The meeting was called to order by
Mr.. F. S. STALLRSEcEr, and Mr.. ScHoTT was
chosen President, assisted by three Vicc-Prcsi-
dents-Mr. Tuberng Of Norway, Mr.. Hansen
of Denmark, and Mr. Young of Sweden.
After various interesting proceedings, Mr..
Young, one OF the Vice Presidents, read the fol-
lowing, which sets forth with sufficient cearness
the objects Of the new Association. Those OBJ
jects it will give us pleasure to see successfully
carried out.
The natural striving of the Scandinavian for union
into spiritual whole the fraternity the Swedes Norwe
gans and Danes The spirit OF humanity happy sign OF
thu, age striking contrast To the night OF despotsm
strives TO separate the different of naton and To scat
ter them the seeds OF envy hate ana dscoIa he
mniop shows all Europe the mor.ter of Despot-
We're o since the under Christian the Second in
Stockholm, Systematically and de,icnady kept n disinitsd
nate national hatred. The guilt Of yran, has been ms
epre.ened by history as the crime Of the unfortunate
umens of the subjected people have done act. which
ca' 9u ,bs asnT . 1s b U Of the po il IS
sary here deeper into historical research for
the oricin of n national hate which undeniahy hns
| until Tire . Humanity like The
dawn of brighter morning. over our NuIthand'.
and developed el the idea Of Union OF the fraternity
public journals OF Northern Europe though enced
brought joyful and significant of neutral visits and
nrre % neay on bs sc ps sn
been well known end observed all Europe 10 the tn
umph tyranny has undenaby during the aSttwen
no entirely disappeared al least become quite insignificant
and trn. petty pr"vn mi differences among other
hrohey love h. taken possession Of the hearts OF our o
pressed races and h dea OF Scantn Union
other hand seeking crush ana to e,nsush entirely
As Scandinavans foreign country, far away from
of fatherlsn1 we feel deep desire TO learn
often rs possible through the 2ane ane The I OF
this spiritual union. THIS feeling o Patriotism take, mold OF
II. so much the deeper III. farther away ffcn our b
loved faheand. and every Scandinavian whose hand
the exalted feeling OF patriot meet our broth
aid
think that in these few word. have expressed our motive
IN forming Scandinavian Society IN York. This union
has had the hearts of True ScaEdnavnns New
YORK who nonoied ne oy CONSUMING me ID reat4n 10 Inc or
such society. And Society has
national feeling and patriotism. here declare that
have view offensive anst the eIstIng
Scandinavia Our practical object 10 the
Of the late and books printed IN
land, under the o: the aooweriu censorship
and under the supenendece OF the very espec
tab poced department.
"A there already here German Society with beneyo
ence Tor ts object which COUNTS It's members
siderable number Of legitimate Consus and agents Of the
three dozen German Siates under the German Union
Standa I'd, black red and yellow will appear strange
that Scandlnnyan., c!ngns 20 atherund with
similar sympathy. fern ourselves INTO scandinavian Ltea
~ Unol he groundwork Tor winch already laid and
for the further development at winch fere IN day
work rr under the symbol Of the spiritual of candlnn
wa the Poa: Star Union Standard. blue. white and ye
lOw.