The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-04-13
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'PrrrssuRs. April 9, Isss
I'VE bad Tremendous ou,Posring OF the people last
evening" Al i1e French meeting The mayor OF the city
presided assisted by several vice presidents
Resoiatons expressive Of our sympathy for the French
Feope were reported BY Aessrs- J. : Craf and Andrew
Burke, Of the resolutions which were unani
moasy adopted and enthusiastically cheeed BY the
bled multitnde.
'lnasmuch resolution pIimenlay TO our minis
her al Paris for ms prompt recognition OF the govern
ment IN France, had been offered meeting in Wash
agon city by you and not adopted, grathed 10 be
able 10 say 70 you that such resolution viii be found
among those passed meeting last evening When the
resolution was read wing hissedj bar he inle-
diaey sleneed BY the indignant voice of the meeting
The President and Mr. Rush both deserve the thanks
all true republicans for the they have taken regard
70 the tfench aud If Tor the fact that they
democrats they would receive the commentators of the
whole people OF this country"
The wonder with is, that the slightest opposition
should have been made to such resolution. Mr. Rush
deserves the appreciation OF the people for hs prompt and
cordial recognition of the republic OF France and he will
doubt receive from the people, without regard to
party.
There has been monster meeting" held IN Cincinnati
the 9Th instant-Air D. T. Disney in the chair with
Daniel Alahoney as vice president Unbounded enthu-
sasm filed every heart II meeting OF all parties
Messrs. Geo. H. Pendlelon, Stanley Matthew'S John
n
chanan, James w. Taylor and Richard F. Ryan were
the principal speakers Among the resolutions adopted
were the following:
Whereas we have heard with the most unbounded low
that the people Of France, by glorious and heroic revou
on have deposed their yannca sovereign and asserted
heir right to govern henselves-thai IN place OF wicked
and oppressive monarchy they have established republic
Therefore,
Resolpea That portion of the people of this coun,
Try most heartily congratulate the sovereign people OF
France on the achievement Of liberty, and most cordially
welcome them into the sisterhood Of republics
Resotred, That Louis Philippe false both a man
and Sngalse to the prnc pies Of his youth, when he
baed for liberty IN the armies OF The republic at Vaney
and JemapPe-alse as king, when he violated the oath
taken al his coronaoa preserve the liberties OF France
and the constitution of ISs0and consider the misfor-
tunes thai have beiallen him Just retribution.
Rolesd, That the people have the capacity govern
themselves and they alone have the rights that all govern
mems not founded on this principle are false and ought to
Resolved, That we regard all revolutions of the people
against tyranny as an appeal from the power OF the
Justice Of God.
Rolped That rejoice spread Of the revolution
feeling through Europe, and that urge upon the
people of the Old World relax their until
they shall have reconquered from their tyrants all the
rights OF which they have so long been robbed, aud shall
have everywhere esab shed dAocra governments upon
the ruins Of despotsm that now Expresses and dis
Res0ired, That refrain from expressing the
deep sympathy which feel for the deporabe condition
OF the Irish people and tracing II do the habitua
misgovemnent of ngiand and the sacrificing
Irish interests 10 English avarce, remedy for
her nisornes but In her perfect Independence and that
shall rejoice in the day that her admitted the
community OF nations, and the epaph OF her great
ResoipsG, That minister in Paris Mr. Rush, has our
heartest commentators for promptly recognising the
ular government France. His conduct that
showed that he understood and appreciated the feelings OF
the American people.
Rssoiued, That mend the conduct Of Senator AL
len, in Introducing into the Senate OF the United States his
resolution congratuatn the French people the eslab
hshment Of republican government; and that have
viewed with asonishment and profound the delay
Of The Senate pass the resolution
esoped That copy OF these resolutions be sent to Mr.
Allen, and representative In Congress- Mr. Faran