The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-31

formally and cnei.lly recognized the new republican
declaration al and the half century Of
examplsd prosperity which We have enjoyed, well
Is American oil izsns, must rejoice
ESPECIALLY do wscf this city rejoice composed a, ara
It's OF Foreign and native citizens
by the bonds Of commercial intercourse with all the
tons OF the Old World st the extension our poicsl
principles In those countries where the
many since promisi9g in the fulues Of time 20
rich harvest, the first fruits of which nov being
We rejoice too at the spread republican prncjpls
Ia France, ancient ally and firm friend in tbs dark
sympathy was not freely given than her aid was
generously bestowed in struggles for the liberty
thes and tender congratulations upon the success
u ssue Of the struggle through which she passed
in for efforts to obtain that Same liberty.
We here not behind any Of our csuntrymsn in
the warmth and cordially Of the regard with which the
that express the sentiments every citizen when say
that all would gladly embrace opportunity OF testify
glorious intelligence has inspired them.
therefore respectfully suggest tc your honorable body
the propriety OF recommending public dsmonstrs
convey to fellow republicans of France assur
ancs of the generous sympathy and oongratula.
ons extended to them by the republicans Of the Untsd
States upon the attainment of that freedom which they
have long coveted which their vsor wisdom and
wMv BRADY, Mayor.
Alderman Felix's rose and offered revolution In ia
vor OF some public demonstration forthwith.
Alderman LAwaENcE wished to explain in relation
to their proceedings on this subject at their last
ing lie fully and heartily concurred in the resoluor
which he would take occasion to second. He " g.,
OF tho spread of the principles Of freedom in
n.y. Italy and every other nation, well Fg> nee
had been told that persons outside hsS msundsr
stood his rsmsrks made the last evening of their msst
Ing He did not oppose the tender Of aeir synpsthss
then to France; he merely expresss his opoon that
any action in the board then, sas suhsct would Ls
prsmsure. The news was SIM, confirmed, and nons
generous aid given by Lf,vstt. to smar;s 20 sne
pressing his Wishes that TIE people of Fance excitabs
as they are as people, would be capable of self govern
Adermao MsssEnoLr was happy to hear his friend in
his place give the no had done he took
exception to enc part which referred to the vso
pies ospsb:ly for seltzsvernmsat He kus thar tho
frsncn; as nation were capable Of self goveram mt.
the world. '< So 0'eA
Alderman KELLY rcss and offered an amendment.
which proposed that for tho purpose convincing the
people OF france OF the sympathy entertained by the
played on;ths City Hall during the day on which meet
ing ehou be held and that tho Of City Hail
o. u animated and committee be appointed to make
the necessary arrangements
AdeIm Ia sPoFronD suggested that procession take
p'ae on tbs occasion, to add to the demonstration
Aldermen furser, Messersls and President offered
some further suggestions when the resolutions passed
and committee Of Eve consisting Alder
men Crolius Lawrence Kelly, Messeroe a.d Maynard,
were appointed with power os-opersts the oti
xsns in general the oocason OF the great
IN the action OF the different commttece to make
the ssaonasra,i,n - grand and effective possible.
were received. and the Board hereupon adjourned
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALpERMEN.-Specal Meeting,
March So the absence Of the President the Board
Neil Gray, Esq called to the chair The reading
OF the minutes dispensed with, and several petitions
OF private character presented snd referred
the appropriate committees.
communication from the Mayor suggesting the pro
prisy Of making grand public Demonstration relstY>
to the establishment Of republican government IN
Frarc' in which all of fellow citizens may JOY and
convey TO fellow republicans OF France or a..nr
anoe Of the sympathy and congratulate ma
ems
the attainment Of TIE fssdonl which have 90 lons
coveted and wheh their valor wisde And Moderation
have secured TO them. rss0utis frou the Ro.rd Of
Aldermen, appointing special ~mmittse Of Ave With
ful powers TO make such for iu
tns City Hail. displaying th, city and state ases on the
occasion OF making such Demonstration was copcurrsd
10, ana Mesifs. enuitx. Jackson Herring Mullins and
vac residens OF .ne Ioard were appointed committee
oinas boafa, TO cZrry such resolution into effect.
report IN S.or Of appropratng $4o to defrsy expen
es oy altering the plan Of hose carriage
der. Referred
L. h Adopted y
Conmuncstion from the Commissioners of Emigra.
son ssking for tho use of distinct place of Ian ding,
near the Battery. Referred.
AFTER dmposipg Of sundry papers Of private NATURE
ehd minor Importance, the Board adjourned until Mon
| day evening next.