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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-30
To ROBERT HOGAN, sc. Committee.
LETTER FROM HON. REvERDY JOHNSON.

BALTIMORE 2ftn November. lsfT
GENTLEMEN; But Tor professional and public engage
nents which render II impossible, would most cheer
fully avail myself Of tins privilege you offer me 70 oe
present al the denomination 70 be made In your Broad
wsy Tabernacle on the 90 inst OF the earnest gym
paiby With which the American People regard the et
tort. Of Pope Pus TX and the Italian People for ssiions
IpdrpPndence aud Cons i,uiional Freed m No lover
Of freedom can regard but with deep soctuds the no
bls stand assumed by the Pope In defence Of the I'M
questionable rlphts of himself and his People.
A more righteous csuss never animated man IN MA
struggle for liberty and under Providence II ifnpo
sibs that IL shall not be successful In this OF the
world 10 idle deny and Madness not 10 know, that
the approval of Chrlstendom 10 nerve the arm
which strikes for freedom and with what People should
such approval more nssntsueousy arise or - express
ed with greater zeal and ardor than with Americans
who are ceily snd hourly perceEing and enjoying Inc
invaluable blessings OF wellregulsted liberty
There H. too In the character Of The present bead o'
the Papa Doninions independent Of the national srug
gle in which hs Is engaged much 10 reverence. Ills
comprehensive and liberal views his menies. desire 10
promote the welfare OF his people his toleraog spirit
dtsef the highest evidence OF Christianity , his hrm
AMI determined viii and above all his perfect purify
present him to the world "a ominently worthy OF ell
respect and admiration.
IT, for in'cratsble purpose Of Providence II shall
not be ordered h impossible that the Efforts
Of such statesman fail 10 be triumphant Sincere
ly hoping for such result,
remain, very respectfully. your 0bet servt
REVERDY JOHNSON
To RorKET HOGAN &c Committee.
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To RosFHr BoaAx, &c. Committee.
LETTER FROM HON. WIN H SEWARD.


GRNTLEMEN-lt seems 10 me ~ II the ~inds must be
breathing more sweetly and the shining bright
Is than ever the beautiful plains Of Italy since her
people are again renewing their noble efforts to regain
their ancient Independence.
When We consider the improved condition OF man
kind and the mighty influence which Rome even In her
state Of fallen greatness eXerts through her Ar her
Learning her Laws and her wide spread Religion, the
success of thoss efforts may be Justly regarded ss
hsrbDger of Universal Freedom.
It's well also remember the truth, so beautifully
expressed by OF the thousand gifted sons Of Italy
that
Heaven bsstows but with sparing hard
llurTiors 10 favored land
With such motives OF retpcct and stecton for ltasns
and for their enlg htened snd benevolen, Ponf doubt
not that the whole American people will responi with
enthusiasm and unsnimy. 10 expressions Of sympathy
by the citizens OF New-lork
With due Acknowledgements TO the Committee and
yourselves. remain. gentlemen,
Your humble servant WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
To ROBERT HosAS &c. Committee
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THE ITALIAN DEMONSTRATION
Enth asiast,c Meeting Letters from Disnh'
suished state snsn--speeches OF Lsea'es
Citizsss-sympathy with Efforts Tor C''n
Liberty.

Liberty.
Last evening the Tabernacle was filled to J"
utmost capacity by an attentive an entnnsia'u'
audience. assembled on the occasion OF afuo"D
Demonstration by the American People OF 'ympa
,hv With the bene6cent and benign measures Of the
,,..en, occupsnt Of the Pontiical Throne-PIus
the Ninth
IN the stage were many eminent gentlemen-
among them the MAYOR Of the City Bishop
prcsrs Rev. DR.. PIsE. Hon. C. c. CAxBRFLESo,
with number Of Members Of Congress.
Several military companies were also Preseat--
the Scottish Guard, particularly, make an imposing
appearance while the excellent Band Of another
Company discoursed choice Music, including our
National spirit stirring airs.
The meeting was opened by ROBERT HOGAN
ESQ who, prefsced the reading Of the Call with
few appropriate remarks The occasion SAID ne
appeals not only to our cherished sympathies ss
mass, but feelings as citizens Of the i'e7s'
Republic that ever existed. We should prove re-
creant 10 our glorious destiny if we did not TESTIFY
oursympathy with the progress Of Freedom IN oiner
Iands-snd particularly in ITALY whose liberty owes
It's being chiefly TO that person who DIRE" ms hrs'
breath in fair Italias genial air and summit cline
Prus THE NIsTB. fAppause He aims 10 make
Italians freemen-and we the Freemen Of the fair
domain of America, appreciate his Efforts to en-
large hte civil and political privileges Of hsPeoPie'
Dr.. Hogan then read the Call, mentioning tna'
TO it were appended the names OF over 7Oo OF tne
most distinguished citizens Of this Metropolis
He closed by moving that His Honor the Mayor
be chosen Chairman OF the meetng-which motion
being seconded by HEsxr GRISsELL' Ese was
adopted, and
Mr. BRADY. on assuming the Char bnehy al
dressed the meeting in substance as follows The
occasion which calls US together is one OF great
The ewes of the whole world turned 10 Italy Win
the creates. anxiety and this demonstration b the most
approprs,e that could b made by Republican America
10 sxDrss. er sympathy with the efforts Of the present
Pope-rho deferred neither oy the Vaccinations oil the
wicked nor the sinngs of he trnid strives to secure
~ hs People the nestimsble blessings Of freedom Lei
n, spdsr 10 him evidence Of cordial sympathy and
hearty co6psrstion with his bnehcent endeavofs DIS
,nt as are the lands Of Italy and Americs-wde as
the oessn that ros beween-yet this our evidence Of
heartfelt, sympathy will reach their ears and DO waited
hack 10 US with the besogs and the tears OF happy
aud prosperous People.
CBAs. NJ. LEUPP, Esq. proposed the following
0sntleen e. additional Officers of the evening and they
wers unanimously chosen and the list then stood 81
follows;
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LITTER FROM BON JUN - -
.,..xr November y. l-4I.
-. rs.-.tv.f your letter Of the lctn
o., ,f,,,i-. -. Al. meeting will - hei1 ~ W.
Tabernacle in your CITY the z-tn ms an ', s
public demonstration Of the - rPs'nJ y W o., ~
P-oyl- IN the e-orp Of nat sioIl,1,, s...,~. .,s
snd The Italian People. Tor Nsnonsl $1,000 -
con.rtu,,onsi FREEDOM and inviting my Persons CO
operation OF the occstion ..t..t As.Ll- hor
BEG 10 assure y0u. gentlemen ms - 100 -
ord bv hi. Invitation. and thst snoui1 o. plouL "
an o,r,-,,,,v =, pa-,rioAie with you 10 tue EXPRESSION
III nv s.rrrse,t ~ -uathy 10 hs nooe enol's ~ ueu
you speak snc OF ny ardent aes -. - p 800
~, for their success The pescriu sbu ~. - -
ton now In ur,gress Ia the Roman cl.trs unr ~
-, ,er,.rr.h1. srents Of modern times As ilienas
Of Liberty :. Philsnthrops,s' our hrArr ssu"Ss ~
beat with snxisty for the result or -
Of tyranny snd oppression, -" 81 -. mi.
wat mower Of the threaenns oppressof' m-srs us
snxietv usnfui while our "reminiscences o. non-' ner
orators statesmen and poets ner NO a'uIv ~ ~
and her arts rouse enthusiasm smes' ~ ~, ~
trpl 10 Codsrame let speak II toe name Of nu-
.ntv ho.e rnost ,scred rights are IN danger 81 oeng
ru.bsd beneath bavoue,s and cannon IL us denounce
the ouore.,or Let u. cheer on the struggling victims
and point them 20 our own sxsnpi7 u 'u'oe'''u -
ss,ance agsinst overwhelming power s,,
hursnity the old world saoul1 % eppessso -
not 10 Iuf-r brute force and stupia y'SIny 70 W. VIC
hroes Of liberty In Italy but u rAy al s9rlI
1, restore the ANCIENT freedom OF Rome. and reiah her
slmos;extnguished slories ., 49,
limits of Al scknovie5s reni OF your favor. nssT
,ous apology for doi0z So In The circumstance mat
hail b. da5srre9 "a. pleasure snd the honor OF per
,onal cooperation y oyerruing necessity ~l'cn ~
soutalv forbid. nv soins 70 No~lOfk ara preparing
10 return b the sick bed Of ojlns A'ne' ~Do 'N'
BE- % far distant from him -
used scarcely say tbs. ny soul and my spirit VIII co
Operate In whatever you DO or propose 20 further tne
object expressed lie your note ana tns any SERVICE 'oa'
7 can render is Al your commsnd.
JOHN SPENCER
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LITTER IRON HON. ALERT eALLArIN.

No 81 hLEKcKER 81. NOV. ~, l-tt.
GKSrfKMES-I had the honor b. receive yesterday
your letter OF the 24th requesting my Abundance at
Inc meeting 10 be held on the 18th express the sym
patty with wnich the American People regard the efforts
Of Plus the iXh and the Italian People In behalf Of Con
s,tuuOnsl Liberty.
Soons feels more sympathy for their trorn inaa
do. No one desires more earnestly that Italy may be
released from foreign dominion and arbitrary rule and
that the Italian People may enjoy the blessings OF hez
Ions Political and Constitutional Liberty Nothing can
be more gratifying more worthy OF s'nifsnon tas, .oe
liberia elevated and ens htsned policy OF Plus the xh
II. has placed confidence IN his own people called them
10 his aid and fssesy restored 10 ITEM the hts and
legitimate powers OF free citizens.
These sentiment. srs universally those OF ne Aneri'
People. ,
sm confined By severe cold, and will ne, be able 10
attend the meeting Permit me 70 say shs, II would Dc
incoassssnt with my sense OF prcpre'y mat snosid
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LETTER FROM HON. o. 5. DICKINSON.
N,v Ia,

WILMINGTON, NOV. II Ir9fs
GKSrLRMEN-Upon my arrival here l was honored
with you're Of the ieth instant inviting me 10 units IN
proposed public denomination Of the sympathy with
which the American people regard the efforts OF Pope
Plus TX 10 the great work OF National Independence
and Constitutional Freedom.
Nv whole time IL necessarily occupied In settling my
family for The Winter, and snail BE- uus5ie 10 attend
but beg leave 10 this nasty nOte 70 sssurs you that
have regarded with the highest satisfaction the liberal
policy OF this hcd aud updsh, reoTmor and that The
profound movement meets ny wsrmest appreciation.
hsve the honor 10 be- with high regard, your friend
and fellow cltzen d. :. DICKINSON
To RoBERr HcaAS &c Committee.
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Business Notices.

Fuss, Fuss, FvssThe subscriber having just rsceir
slase assortment Of the above article consisting Of Md
Tppsts sc &C Of the most recherche patterns socns
who about purchasing to take peep al them, q
ss, confident that he suit all tastes both ss,
price and quality. KNOX, l2s Fultonst. suo BaildDf
rlu
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MES's WooLgss -sAsxAy's Furnishsry supplls
gentlemen Of New York with undershirs, drawers slsv
eIayats nulors and socks at the lowest market price,
BY calling at the furnshery, i4S William st. opposite
church, you may be satisfied that Il your intsrss
trade with SkNx.y
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DnNoSD-PofSrtD GOLD PgSs-Persons wanting Gs
Pen are recommended TO try the Rieheleu Diamond ps
ed Gold Pen, price 81 They have never failed to O.
entire satisfaction, and they acknowledged to be
cheapest and best pen 10 the world Sold exclusively
Is. r. WATSON, - wlsm-st. one door below Wal-st a.
J. Y sAyAsg, % Fulton st. manufacturer and dealer
Gold Pens, Gold ada Silver Pen and Psncilcssss sc
Gold Pens repaired.
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With thess feeling, and convictions IL With oeep
regret that am obliged ey circumstances not anos. ny
-. 10 debar myself the pleasure should derive
to, psrsonziy parf'rD-ir in Ger. mSny IN when
A. cordially aud deeply ympsthize.
sn gentlemen, very respectfully and trzly yours
NJ VAN buren,.
To RoszRT HooAS &c. COMMITTEES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-30

THH HUDSON RIVER BoATs.-ln anounciry "a
withdrawn! OF the Hendrix Hudson few days sn,l
wa were DGslnformsd In including ths lsssc Ns~tos
That splendid boat tbs public will bs grs.fed 10 lean
will remain en- tho river until the close OF nsylgsli
SO also, We understand, will me Oregon. which will 4
tsrnsts with the Scvton-he two MODEST beats q
American waters. The present cold weather promi,{
an early Sin1iog up Of the nsyig CATION though 1
there 10 no Ice la the river. Argus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-30

" Several res'ons why every body who wesn Bod
and Shoes should get them Of friend JoSE Of Ass
stone is 10 the cheapest and best place s
city and another strong b his Boots sed shoes e
orally give good satisfaction and the great u
friend JosEs, Ann ct meeting with such good
his large cash and light expenses, with small pss
attached. pAG
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CAUTION - Merchants and others intending 10 sdvs
in the country papers, through the .ediam Of my B..
paper Agency, cautioned against giving their ~"
tisements to any one save my duly authorized ago
FRANCIS CoLLIss. This notice 10 necessary, ~ there
persons soliciting advertisements who represent Ties
selves as being in my employ, add have authority
doing 80. Up PALMER,
~, q Advertising Agency, ribsns Buildipss
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Cs-rt Calendar. ..TvKspAr.

c,,cr,r Counr-Hos 81 A. So, 81 S. 81, 50, 81. Isl,
n. ~ 73 a. rs. I72 70 lei. &C. n, ~ " 10 ~
Conxox PLEAS Part i-hos. Is os' !, !, ~ ~ - -,
a. 10, 81, 81. Part u-Hos' ii' aiS' Nv ''' ''' '
o. - H. 90
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Prtsidfnf =
His Honor WIN. v. BRADY, Mayor OF Ne"'fork.

john c. DEvEREAUx, Esq. then read several let
tiers from disng uhed President VAN b.
nEN, JAMES BUCHANAN, Hon. GEORGE NJ. DALLAS
Hon. RKvEHpY JOHNSON, Elk Gov. SEWARD Ceree'sd
with great applause y Hon. THOMAS u BENTON re-
ply of the venerable ALBERT GALLArN to the invi'a
ton for him to act Vice President OF the meeting
Hon. JOHN C. SPENCER; Hon. EDWARD EvERErr-s'
the announcement Of whore name the audience broke
forth into torrent of sppsuse-snd Hon Mes's DICK
rssoN and JoHS A. DIX,
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~ D. SMITH DODGE, DEyrsr, 10 Bond st near Bvs1.
"S, requests the attention Of those wanting us.f.
's'A y n's ne" method IA method us.d ia this 81
" n'H's'i) Of fastening either single teeth or
'e's "aen On gold plates IL save. nos, Of ,.
y gwen In the operation, and enable, IN. 80 .,
"' N-s@'n. mis- Taksstsga
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r. The most extensive variety Of the improyedsNs
lie Rubber Fabrics have are At the Gooaysr
Rubber Warehouse 100 Broadway Their oysrshoss Ia<
hrAx ns lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-30
LOUISIANA vote in this State for Congress
NEARLY comcomplete) adds up az follows:

Three small Parishes (Calcasiea, Jackson and
union are to come in, but they will not essentially
vary the result. From Yves: Baton Rouge We
have the majority only.
1t is remarkable that, while the total vote is
greater than In 1870, the vote OF Plaquemine which
gave the State to Polk, compares az follows
1870 Clay 81 Polk 1907. ..ls47. Wing .le Loco
Folks majority in the whole State W" but 699'
while he obtained go in Plsqusmine alone But
for the gross fraud there perpetrated in allowing
whole ste am boat loads of NewOreans dock loaf
ers to vote the Electoral Vote OF Louisiana would
have been cast for Mr.. Clay. And that 10 not the
only State he was cheated out Of
louis Bordelen Wing, who run against Morse
Tor Congress in ls44) is now chosen State Auditor
by alarge majority.
~ Gen PHrIrMoS THOMAS, one OF the Oldest
citizens of Louisians. has recently deceased. he
fought In the Revolution, and in the Last War
and was the leader in the uprising OF 1910, which
extended Louisiana to the Perdido. He was a
leading and ardent Wing, and as such, repeatedly
elected to Congress-
The BURNING OF THH PHGSx-by the way
OF Buffalo We have Chicago papers Of Monday one day
later than the day which IL 10 said this melancholy
dissster took place sheooyean about lo miles NOT 10
Of Chioaso and about half that distance from hiwsa
Ace on the western shore Of Lske Michigan and 10 the
place q, which The boats generally cal 70 chi
somewnss aos manS.s .nS inch ms., have p.ssed
sSo papers OF honasy sha ~n,'n H., an ,h., AZ and
pom mi'rsuHeo sna sneDoSs a., 80 80 havst.hen
place should have brousss 70 Buffalo no tidiDgs of /,
rrhss.,sr We have Barslo pspers of SATURDAY even
Ina and they make no mention OF H. We repeat u 10
scmewhat singular. that Intelligence which reached
Pittsburgh Pa by wsy OF the Lakes" on Friday, vas
not known At Buffalo on Saturday afternoon WI De
seen II not stated INA, 'he ~ ~ nrs.nsS ,nsrs
fore thstn went ~ zoe o.ssA.y - .,-..., x,,,h !
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.no.sr 70 BE- Via. PrssSeni Of meeting Of when VI"
not present.. hsEe 'n' -. -, Oh, s.rvt
Win great regard sensiemen your mos' y0' ,Tts
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CrScISSArr. Nov. 4-An.

CINCINNATI, Nov. ga n
Flour is iirmer at - IS D. s., and the dsmaa
somswb improved tor good brands. Grsin witnat
change. Wni.ky ~ 10 l7i cite In bbs. NJ csmgen
Provisions, market heavy. Hogs 100 lbs selling a
the average
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Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

IVTF5sPOuuVnVV u
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. %, laf
The Augustine Church case was decided hi
morning. The Jury awarding si7 433 e. damages ser
the county.
Hon James J. Bsysrd has occupied the Pee Pa,
reference today with his argument. Much anxiety
ist. 10 hear Hon John NJ Clsyton's closing speech 4
The market generally has been inactive to-day 4
IL held et So 50. AZ which price 600 bbls I'D
There has been no movement IN Graln. Corn. nee
held At So cts Proyi.ous-siock light Seeds ds
Whisky, sales Ia bbls At % ets
Stocks were heavy sud dull.
Fir. Board-l5 L ; BANK ~. - Mer & Msn Bk. p
burg IS; 5000 Peun's So, 73i; 20c0 Ky 6s, IS ";
o Canal II.
Second Bodrd-s7e Pcnn's S. 73s; s Y : Bunk CO
"a: 30 Ky Bank M; 7torth American Bank. l2o.
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BALTIMORE. Nov. 29-iP.r

BALTIMORE. Nov al P.fi
The demand for Flour is increasing with o.
both OF City Mills and Howard street 10 he smou, II
600 brls al 81. Corn Meal 81 %. White West lH
lf3: Red 1872 10 1876. White Corn Sc g. 81. and Ysa
at 90 TO s. cents Oats ~ cents Whisky In bfls N
cents. M change In Provisions.
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" Gen. PHIIrmos THOMAS one OF the Oldest
citizens of Louisians, has recently deceased He
fought in the Revolution, and in the Last war
and was the leader in the sprisiog OF 1870 which
extended Louisiana TO the Perdido. he was
leading and ardent Wing. and as such, repeatedly
elected to Congress-
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N'"isSfos CkocxEEs sroRE. 100 William st-sss a.
'erusemeat Of @. H. cLApt In .uothsf eo,gma .1TTss
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----~np
" Inc rata horsaaa, optical dsiusion caused b,
'ae'i"a and reflection Of the rays Of light Ia
"'n tsror BY the Inhabitants Of the Faro Of Ms..is.
"Hese u ffequently Their Ignorance Of In. .a.
u the phenomenon IL the source VI their terror 40 n
with disease The sscertansd In. f..,. ,.
physician are alisysd for be then knows how q,
remedy Formerly serof1ia, abseess cancer
various diseases Of he ssiH terror 20 In. h. of
their Victims for they were deemed ineur.bl. IA, h.,
iHs been traced to their fountain head th. blood an l.
''ois so'eptc "a. been provided for thar cure sna
ths patent, with sAsoss sAksApAsnL. AZ IA. s,bov
0ea" MS .etion wish patience certain that the S.,is
setns properties OF tina: valuable preparation eli, so0s
tes''is am 70 health and activity.
. Prepared and sold, whols..ls and ,.,a
~ 40 .essis Dros<sl, 100 Fultop e.s,a,r a Wi
,olo -. - Dn,ss1"sy add II East broadvav n Yois-
ST.. Dsoxssts ssasrslly throuxaour he Ua,tst
Saves rree VI per bottle or six bottlsr 60 -
" ~"ekAcDs ITALIAN MEpicATso so., q, ,.l. h,.fsl
sno'2i u Tan pilnplss fr,ekss GA sofs4
mofphs~, ssllow red ro.sh an osass
% sxn 10 for sale In This en- onI ~ az wsxs,
ns. store IRON Broadway Also 51s2 80 ,lses nd
I'd or hyperion quality, tor immediately ehsaaq
-, ~. ooeSAuDs Ltgnia Vegetable kosss
s,s s1 'J " nics, Lobins perfumes Tor ne hs1aks.
Sasi, ooosAuDs Psadrs sass Tor ard ssyssE-
~ ss Ari from the forehead any psn VI me b.
La rams Bear Ia MIND, 81 Wstsr-st hrst store tfa
'''''~ss s''ssa' iSs wsaipgea-st sNr
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PITTSBURGH. Nov. 29-i2 n

There is but little activity aud no change Ia col
markets Tris weather vii, n " continues Close a.
csnss az |, 10 very cold and Ice making rapidly.
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ed By Ioad sppIsuse-sndi was sa0seqaensIy Adopte
By scclsmation. When


Hon. BESJANIs f. BuTLER addressed the meet
ing on the occasion OF presenting the ira, Resolution
We have assembled this evening freemeu 10 erprss
our deep and heartfelt sympathy with Plus the Ninth Ia
his endesvors for the regeneration Of the Italian People
That America shoad feel interest In the progress of
Freedom In sny part Of ihe elvzed world IL not snsu
lsr-indeed were Il otherwise should b unworthy
of our blessings Of s lsses, measure Of civil and reli-
sious freedom The reforms introduced into the civil
administration Of the Papa States by the present able
Head OF these states and the concessions be Wisely
aud freely made 10 Popular Liberty, have awakened
throughout the American Republic unfeigned sym
patty and elicit universal cons SITUATION and rejoice
that We are here assembled this evening TO give utter
snce to sympathetic thoughts Here are many per
Of foreign brth-speakng various lsngusges-Gnis
ing Religious Of every creed and without sbstng one
joi or re Of faith or beief-vho merge al before the
altar Of common Liberty and Emancipation Great sp
plause) Il H. TO use the words Of one Of Ireland
creates, minds the lofty ssumens-not the inconsider
able sdvocste-whch have called out respect and sp
plsase.
The speaker then passed 10 9 brief review OF the dis
tnctvs character Of Americans IN giving u,tsrsncs
their sympathy Ia great Retorms-snd particularly 4
the hopes which the steps taken By Plus TX toward h'
regeneration Of the Pspsl States have inspred-mess
ures hailed In all psr;s Of our land well |" In Europ
a. The mos, cheering signs Of the tmes IN which W
live In no part Of The world is Reform so desirable o
attended with q greater prospect Of usefulness-inns
date and soIlsssrs-sa IN Isay Mr. B. then Proeeeds