New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-04

RAJ already risen 10 several stats bat me 9es' 49,,
n eone The Republican LondreAr lSAnonaI ni rt'
had been ordered out They were hASon, 80 -,
xsre A part Of the people, and would never MAle =.
me reoo. and never raise their arms agAnst neseoul,
CCheers He hoped his romantic mslesiy tne rs y,
prussia. would be safely conveyed yer l"e 80 -.
o,sr the sea, never 20 return. tCheersJ AM Nseu
prussia vas gained great standing see Nas kAhS -.
Germany. TIE next news b. tie Nnnhs,op Noui- -
iAsi the f. champ@gn drinking ms ~. .-is
Ana rhen Germany free then he should eei hsI ne
had country. And in the whole eartn ,heIs 49,
be no place where the son Of hetoom NOuio u1s -.
f.ihersnd ui hitherto e was only IN Amefea INC
rentsrvous of the eres Of all nations that me lover OF D
er,y could feel himself a; home.
me soeaksr then declared hs resolution 70 return 20
CARY, arv 70 devote him sef the service of ne ber
1910 AZ be nres.rt crisis. lie concluded by expressing
his assurance that ,he German Republic would estsDsn
sufficient guarantees for the erioyment OF Loe1'y y
Securing the people the opportunity OF Aoo' ara p
.,nsl nteuerterce Herr X eheerei loudly AZ me
close.
He was succeeded By Herr MERKLE, who, IN
the course OF bis remarks, dvelt with seventy on
the course Of the American Congress n hesitating
70 express sympathy With the Republicans Of France lie
sso declared his intention 70 20 Germany aud con
cused with rivA for the German Republic In when a.
the bystanderr had frequently interrupted MIN WIN
applause loudly joined.
The Msrsensise was then sung in German after
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was called out and delivered an able and ielcitous
address Of which we regret inability TO give even
teeh In speaking Of the degraded state Of the people
in many parts Of Europe and their alleged inability 70
govern themselves he inquired where was the iaH ahu
trelt with great power the crime Of their rulers oy
the Grace Of God who have suffered them IL remain N
such condition. lie slso spoke N an scinrs ~
80 charae,e- m he revolution the calm and noble man
ner In ch 70 sccom rlishe1; anc OF the prosPe
Europe in consequences Of H. Afer ne hsd eouoluue1'
there more singing after rhen seVeIsl "ue
euen addressed the audience which wis no" eonsuea
by diminished IN consequence Of the lsieness Of me ho
Finally. A. about O'Clock, the Chairman iofmsiiy 81
journet the meeting.
TUE FRENCH AND ITALIAN STAND.
The stand for the French and Italians was draped
with their national colors and around 1t was congre
gated an immense crowd of the resident citizens Of
those countries. About half-past 4, the French
having formed in procession at So johns haiI
were i5ln.ed BY Italians. who had previously met Al
the Minerva Rooms 20 the number Of four hundred ana
entered the Park.
The procession was headed BY the Lafayette
Gaards bearing the banners of France and America
then came the Italians with their national banner
side by side with our own, followed by the Poles,
with their ensign OF the white eagle and the SWISS
with the white cross the United Cautons. As the pro
cesoa reached the stand the band struck up the Mar
I which In chorus Dy ths crowd AHe
standard bearers came forward 20 the 'front.' AMI waved
me bppers Of the several nations together, amid deAien-
log cheers rom the assembled thousands Three eheers
given for the French Republic for Lamsrtns' pno
for Plus IA
/ Mr.. CAYLUs came forward and stated that the
meeting would now be addressed BY speakers in
bsha Of the different nations there represented and ten
iered free invitation 10 all who wished to express their
sentiments on the great OCCASION
| Mr.. VIoSIs then took the stand, and spoke Tor
some time on the great principle Of liberty through
whose powerful agency the present glorious hevo-
| luton has been accomplished. The great founda-
lion Of ell liberty he sad w.s equality. We 1t in this
country whose Institutions based upon tive feel that
eouaty Is political virtue But the desire Of equality
does NOT spring from free form Of government It's orr
Gin Is in the spirit which Supreme Being gave to US IL
burns the sane in the French and American heart The
same longing for liberty is implanted Ia all hearts Rnd Is
felt even under the hardest forms OF tyranny and slavery
Before H. their strong chains are brokers' their strength
oisspaed ike dust In the wind. all governments this
principle Of equality is the Foundation Of liberty o1hh
this you bsnsh liberty. IL is the want Of this which &C
caoned the wrongs the people Of Europe have suffered
The victims OF tyranny cry for vengeance Tyrants who
are natural enemies Of liberty feel THIS and dread the
\ hour when the people shall become the vietoss.
The speaker was interrupted by lncessant
cheering and once obliged 10 pause until the Mar
seilslse had again and most enthusiastically sung
! Mr.. CAYLUs then read a translation of the adj
dress Of the meeting to the People OF France,
copy OF which is published in smother pat OF this
report II was received with tremendous appsuse, after
which Prof T.. FELIX FoREsTI came forward. Ia intro
ducing him to the meeting sir Csylus gave him his hand
as token OF fraternity TO the RsPnoiSe OF Italy
Pref FoREsrl said the French had conquered
great princple-a principle which Providence has
planted deep in the human soul-the silpowerul
prucple Of liberty They have conquered the right Of
a Government, for the People and with the People
They have broken the last barriers Of old DesPotsn
nj that power which, from the earliest time, had kept
down and subdued by the hand force this great prn
Clinic of Human Liberty. They attempted 10 tear from
mans nature thi. power which came from GOdthe sub
FINEST attribute OF the scu-against which the headmans
AK powerless, and which the re sno thuhher OIL pa'e
cannot blot Their oppression could not endure for
ever the nations began 10 grow weary OF It's chains
Cromwell hurled he stuart from his throne, and Engand
was for moment the cry resounted the Pyre-
nees and woke the echoes Of span swept back 10 the
Low Countries and still, gathering strength as II rolsc,
was heard from nearly the whole Of Europe, procsimng
that Monarchies should fall
voice then answered from America, whom England
had held enslayed, Washington with Jefferson,
Franklin and the immortal host who made America indie
pendent Italy. has felt this principle Sue feels 1t
now IL forms the and foundation upon which Will be
raised the mighty structure Of the new liberty Its voice
is that Of Providence Kings have heard but would not
recognize They cannot be deaf now, when all Europe
speaks.
Finally the Bourbon dynasty established in France
"a dynasty which placed in power by the people, used
that power against them. To the first flush OF hope sue
ceeded the deep lament Of disapp .inment foun Of
new opinion burst forth, agsinst this rensctment Of the
course Of tyranny. Italy waited for the moment Of TIL
umph and the worlds establishment the Head Of the
great Catholic Church was the nrst 10 cry Awake p
The politics Of Austria began feel the force OF the tide
up rushing progresSeut they could not oppose
the liberty which Is Of Godl
Meanwhile. several members Of the Chamber Of DepH-
tie, joued In opposition 10 the OF the Bourbons
The volcano began 10 murmur and ominous trembling
betokened tho great earthquake which has shaken the
Bourbon pieces and crushed the last remnants
Of royalty IN France Tho late Revolution 10 popular
movement achieved by noble and patriotic means Fra
ternity Of heart accomplished the downfall Of tyranny.
This principle Of the age, combating struggling long
among people, has conquered. II has taken hold OF
civilized Europe, moved tie icy heart Of Russia and
Asia and Africa have dawnngs Of It's approach. The tai
ans have paternity Of interest with France. We have
united our brave squadron with the Ferehour banners
float from the staff. The heart Of Italy beats
back 10 the heart Of France with the sigh for the
past, the same hope for the future.
We are still In doubt; but hope that other nations
will unite with us-and France will work for Ital-
ans on this the first word spoken in your
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