New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-30
,.v,.v Of s.r sncisn, Advantages and pres

...,.,~ ~ mar snc,snt Advantages and pres
an, eoudltoD--,hs arclsn, dominion oil nsr Ssp"A
Nl.tr.s. Il he " lrit .,Jf,f p'iih uopnes o. 'et
and modern Art and row she possesses tnfouk' "e'
c.,sf Rpler an influence over millions OF in- HUNS"
D.. M, po,.s,sed by any other Government on ea'n
and he 10 making proposals for the enlargement u
n r,ivsr.sl Freedom. The speaker then s'oe"u "
A.. ,a,s,ea of these movements Of the PspA ro'e'n-
=, =. ,,oes.. q tine. other Governments VII %
,.-,sa an m. same liberal sentiments sld these WI
.o,srea 10 National Independence and Con'u'uronsi
} freedom. ,a
A, Ru,sr then alluded 10 the obligations OF the ~o'd
r-x Thers 10 scarcely smother country which ns'
furnished snd ", furnishes 20 mary WORKS Of history
ard PHILOSOPHY 90 many poets, warriors ana ''A'e'
.,., and The fame Of Der Great Rspuohs-ss iha'us
va If IN. claim Of Man 70 Civil Freedom and MS eSp'
. q, sustain AMI preserve it's Identical Win 'he ear
u.., and rro., enduring Of our impressions
Tn. sneaker here alluded TO her Juri'pruoene"-
which 4. in,erwovsu With the Common Law az de'cen'
"A from our orefs,hers aud forms an important psf o.
our Ju3ical Code.
B,, lors sf,er her sncisnt Capital and her Forum
h .-rnhlsd 10 dus, Rome stl governs large parton
,hs world and We here unite 10 admiration Oh hin ~no
d. shou, N alive new glory TO ihs Romso name Mr. b.
than mentioned the genius and enterprise OF Italy the
discovery snd naming Of uemsphsre from one OF
her slf,ed sons Wen then msy America send ger
greetings 20 Italy may she Congratulate tho People
Of Rome aud OF her Church that they hsve in Prs X
ruler who has the wise self densl TO sbrdge bis own
pleasures % enlarge the liberties OF Bis People
With few more remarks IN 8 similar strain Nr. But
Ter closed. smid much s2plsuse-snt wa followed by
THEODORE sEDGwIcK who offered the % RESOLUTION
With preliminary remarks In strain OF earnest eio
~. ~, paaf
and present condition Of Italy snd Der prospects for the
Future the conming'lps OF different men OF dusren'
countries ann speaking varied topguespsrhaps score
In aumber-and all united IN ons common derons'Fa'
ton of symps,hetic feelns-aud sdvsrtiDs hnslly to
the general character and the present and ultimate
e.e, Of such Testimonials Of tho sympathy Of Ma
ZION for patriotic endesvors OF another.
JosEpH = BoswoRrH. Esq spoke TO the third re-
solution The terms OF the resolution could not fail to
awaken a recollection Of the struggles sud schisve.
ueui. BY which long before Christianity Rome was
founded.
The speaker ghen entered into brief view Of Romsn
history which hs divided into three periods The hrst
The Republican; the second thsi from subj CATION OF
Tsrentun 10 tho bs;e Of Actlun-iu this kePublicsDsm
va, desiroyed by Increasing wealth luxury and selfish
mass the third period extended 10 the division o toe
Empire and ia entire subvsr.on In the West orscing
about SEQ years In res7g this subject good deal OF
historical knoElcigo displayed and from the whole
the lesson dsduced that In perfect equsiIy OF
nautical rishts With no diuincron but talent
and virtue Nigh, create with equal and exact justice
pervadng the waols could only bs found the security
ofgood governments sud OF popular progress
The eu1eayar to restore such state OF thlngs TO
Rome had nov trswn forth for he present bead Of her
government the sympsthies aud hopes OF Republican
America. Under bio reign was justly hoped that ins
Muses. would os restored 20 the Ilber and ltsy oncs
mora become the chosen home OF the Arts sndof Liter
a,urs But let Iy remember the causes Of her former
decline and avoid them. No nation would watch the
progress Of Italy with more anxiety than America
none would more truly rej)ce In her and II she
must resort 20 arms hs ped that her Generals would
be taught ,hsi eemsn endowed with power to act
In the hehaf OF liberty well vel 40 with tho ndss
tructibe desire for i.s blessings.
JAMES w. GERARD Esq said that many years
had elapsed ,lucs he had attended public meeting
He had with all bic heart been ready TO join this
csslon IN expressing sympathy with tho people Of Italy
and their great Head and wish them God speed In tho
noble race Of liberty which they had entered.
The people 10 whom this resolution was addressed
sero descendsur OF the mighty race OF old Add
Rome now only receiving that which Tor NE long
centuries hor people - nooy eng yea ln' resen, nc
msns worthy descendN - Ut their ancestors. They
OF gres. aud glorious race and were their true
children.
Next we're the people who sent this ssut,,ou Italy.
Here IN this metropolis OF tho New World. 1900 miles
across the Atlantic people Of all nations and sects 10
watt 20 the head of he Repub &c OF Rome las he trusted
Ia soon would hp) their combined symOAhies and sau
taons Truly be could sly tina, In this assembly the
hon and the lamb hsd lain down together daughter
And IT they could by soma magnetic influence transport,
the Pope himself TO iAsi building how would bis heart
swell with Joy snt encouragems aRd II they could
also trsns0ori the Emperor Of Aus,ris how would no
read upon those walls thou ghed In tina balance
/, aud found wanting" APplsuse) Mr. Gerard then
20 speak Ut the lofty Character OF Pios TX and
concluded by expressing the hope that the Resolutions
. would b. passed with unsuinity.
Hon DUDLEY SELDEN rose 10 second the resolu.
ton was noE nors than II years since be had tho
good fortune to unite with thu people of this Cry In
movement not unlike the present III alluded 10 a
meeting held 10 congratulate the People OF France 10 the
Revolution OF the Barrcsfcs by which the Bourbon d.
nasty expelled from that country and the fsini
/ Il OF Orleans elevated 70 toe supreme power. They
, did not then, did they nov. seek 10 Interfere
|, in the sifairs Of tho Governments of Europe but
! 10 express the sympsthes OF treemen with move
nlents In behalf OF Liberty. Since that time pro
gross had been onward and Ii now ackno yle5ged
that the support of public opinion and the prosperity of
tho people the only just pillars OF Government
II they would 20 Windsor and ssk the Queen who
ruled there what were her jewels would pOn, 10
her 10 her armies No she would point you
the condition OF thu people 10 tho docs cultivated
tho workshops where the mind Itself seemed drive
the shuttle snd strike the hammer. And OF the King
OF the French he would clam 70 derive bis chiel
glory from benefits done hspeOpe.
And such the deserts Of Plus TX. Raised TO
position OF almost despOuc power he hsd not exhibited
but bad laid Il aside had relaxed II 90 bssow II upon
nppeople. lnls no more IN an was 70 expected
sumsn liberty taught by the most important
maxms OF the great Head OF Christianity and ihi'
could hardly fail 10 DO by enlightened Pontf
Who should turn his attention 10 the civil governman
Of his people md should attempt 10 sppy 20 II the pru
cipss which his whole Church was founded Bu,
than this they ought 10 rejoice that such man
put In position which enabled him 20 accomplish
much for the good OF humanity. Nor would the pro
gress Of the change which be had commenced ssss
with Italy IL must extend through Europe must at
feet ell the States Of Germany and not stop In It's
til the imperial Gear should scknowlsdss Ito Inf
And here In this City the refuge and OF the op
pressed OF all nations where all will had freedom In In
dustry was peculiarly appropriate that they should
utter their words OF sympathy and encouragement
urge this great 10 90 forward 10 Ia establishing tn,
freedom Of bis own people and through them Of all
world
: SAsuEL JosEs Jr ESQ. rose to move the sth res
olutOn. When should be The time that the terms ma
tonsl Liberty, Constitutional Freedom" would not ex
clio 10 their deepest ihrobbins every American bosom
The gentleman who had before spoken had eloquent
said that had been indebted Rome for tho d,coye
~ Of ,his Continent Great our debt for Colum
bus IL s greater for the great examples Of yriu
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