New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-22

Biz people and the will OF God Which he was sent %
execute And the people ietterei - the of5thl@'u
power Of despotisrn held thirty i've Courts OF Princes
sucking their very vital blood. sqIsnfeunZ 100 iuAlfy
and excess their hardcsrncd property ana even 'aA-
the poor mans bread and sat - raise -ans lo -aiil
their aupef.tes They lived % see the cu4uFatpfs o4
tber. getting poorer and poorer the sweat Of their
brow: and their brave wOTkngren. 10 SPITE % a -lDo
and toll Il last being able ~ MAKE the most
miserable living They lived 20 see taat men rom
whom the Of their unhappy brethren aictcl AM
ax,or,ed lust accusations were seized "a rebels aul
eyed into dungeons They lived o. see tnOse
when calling for bread for their star wing wives ans
children attac Sed xe dogs aud shot down Ihey lFca
20 zee thousands dying in horrid starvation wnie tac
princes continued their debauchery. Ana during me
time they SAW the continuance Of All thi- misery thr
brutal yrsnny OF the princes ana tncir ulAh! WIN iAe
happiness Of men thoughts OF new order oi tnlnss
wandered from -ne end Of the country Ia the oihrr-
Out of political societies founded IN hns ano France
and switzerland By German refugees. nundi-ds o-
Young Workngmcn returned home every year bIsy ~
spread in the circles of their acquaintance al they h-d
gathered IN foreign lands Tney spoke VI the present
svstem Of oppression aud dreamed % pcterr PIPER
time 10 come But Tire great mass Of the people. dcs
pairing that IL would ever be better here looked long
ugv over the Ocean % the Fsr West their only re-
fnge from poverty and MISERY There on the ulrssea
sul Of yolr Republic. already millions OF our -uHeihs
brethren found new, happy hOme-tnousands ana
thousands follow, them every yedf-all painting Win
the came colOrs the land where nothing surbed them
In the pursuit OF their happiness but the remembrance
of their friends whom they had lett IN the misery o.
the Old Country. There was shining tne sun oil LID
ertv spreading blessings and plenty TOT All there u"
crowned parasites iatened by the sweat Oi the peasant
there the honest abOrers were not treated IKE cattle
but they were honOred and sure 10 get good whge-
there every one BIZ the hard WORK OF his hands could
become an independent freebooter there every one
was Tree citizen OF free Republic had the same
rights his fellow was required u DOW before any
king 10 the world There Was the second + atLeraAd
for us-and yet lately when our distress was Al It's
highest pch. ate your bread. We accompanied tle
pan gied Banner with our heartfelt wishes TO the
bae-helds OF Mexico, where we cav the difference De
tween free people aud people OF slave ana We
were proud Of your victories, our and brother
lighting with you There IN your country vas the pest
place of refuge for prosecuted patriots there ire
all ctod found peace AID rest and our lndlsent poor
when looking toward the setting sun, tnou-at thry
heard the voice Of a saviour calling 10 them" Come
% IA" aud filed their eyes II the thought ~
al ocean being between them and their happiness We
were tired vi our old Faherlsnd snd longing for bet
ter more just situation But at once great Revolution
knocked at doors and out OF the naines Of ourn
ing Throne We heard a numbering voice. People OF
Germany arise from your desrstOn, you also mfy be-
come tree Look more 10 toe Far West Tor Tue une
mas come 10 found an America your own soil
Americans you know those days OF February IL
Paris You know how they shook the O.d World threat
eung to reud tasunder. You know how, especially 10
Germany they brought TO sudden outbreak what
many pact years had quietly prepared You know how
ia our country the Rev OuOu went from town 70 town
from village to village WITH tue exception Of ie" pro
ynces setting al in light flames, even the peasant
lonely cottage You know how. from oil sides the PEG
pie rushed the castles OF their tyranis asking or
rights long enough withheld from them. You EnO"
that al first they were answered with cartridge but
hen uerceving that between them and their lords the
question was not about rights, but about force they
employed force against force, teaching those despot
what people can do when resolved 70 De ifee lou
know The bloody struggles the bsrrcades OF Vienna
aud Berlin You know how, after their victory The
generous people though yet bleeding from thousand
wounds. cOneuted themselves 10 impress upon thr
SIGHT Of the murderers the mutatcd cOrpses OF their
oft1 them their due
respects then leaving them alone with their own ayeng
M conscience You know that the people OF our capi-
tails even in their greatest czcitencnt di not dso"
their Democ ratio nature. lDd know they restrained
Themselves 10 make their long detained fundamental
rights respected and acknowledged, viz: The soye-
rcigny of the people their Ight 70 govern themselves
by representatives OF their own ree choice lhe "oeIy
Of the press aud the right of pubic meeting anu ifce
speech the right of being judged publicly by uHes out
vi their midst aud hnally, the general u5At 70 wear
arms Having obtained 50 much. they stopped, Tor all
the rest the business Of the whole people ana oil
the Constituting Convention they were 10 elect Amer
leans, YOU know how u appreciate this Democratic
course.
The barbados being cleared away in the prospect Of
a National Convention for the organization ol a nee
Federal Union and similar Conventions Tor
zaon Of the scperate states the people returned 90
order the old enemies of Liberty went again 70 worN n
tncr old business, cudcavorng 70 cheat the people our
al ,hcir acquisitions While they took pains to lead
the newly awakened national feeling wrong way ana
we're involving us IN wars-whilc under the mask Of
they once more UtldJtu hlu tuit Hit'
picccs bleeding Poland-whilc they were representing
he war of Austrian DespOtsm against Italy struggling
for lndependence and Liberty as sacred uerman cause
pd avorng 10 induce us 10 murder barbaIousy IN oln
or neopes AL that dearest u OurseiYes-"hde tney
before the world and 10 make
s hated by our neghbors, they used al the same time
All their means to stop the development OF our Demo
cratic liberty and 10y round about ways 10 brlng u,
- INTO the old bondage and misery. Even the nrst
nores of the people failed. They knew yet too ite
about Democratic forms and trusting GOOD words 700
much The princes having ordered indirect elections
AN doors were thrown open 20 mti.gutr ini4alatou
and corr,on In short the greatest part Of the votes
tell on men not deserving the confidence OF the people
and rs well in the general National Convention Ia rama
fort as in the separate Conventions u the states tne
nhcdent servants of the princes ard the adlerants ul
the old system of Government constituted large major
tiles The people thereby hal tine to observe tuer
true friends snd 10 think OF the future
While the princes, leaving the people led into the
arms of their camartGs and socaed constitutions.
ministers denied the Revolution which mad elevated
them 10 their situatOn-while the majority OF the uti
nan National Convention adopted with reluctance the
principle OF the sovereignty o the people ia tne name
of which they had been c0nvoked, then beginning 10
insult that same principle Ia All their ItsO44t'us
while the old servants OF A0soluusm ana Ar4lo'ac!
together with the undecided and weak minded an over
Inc country praised the blessings OF constitutional
kneoon and endeayOred 10 lul asleep the people Via
the absurd phrase Of Democratic Monarchy the =
rous men u the Revolution, wanting real sovereignty
Of the people, marched on IN closed ranks 70 eou''
for o. rmany that form Of Government wnch alone is
worthy OF Tree people, and in which alone tneli soFe
r,.iyn will can BE- expressed aud maintained
When In Baden. that German state IN wnch p0Auc"!
sllisrnce WAS fAr hest advanced the demand 10 pul
- 80 whether the old Monarchical Government
sbnuld be retained be changed INTO d Democratic
Rnublicsn Constitution had been answered D. arrests
and the attempt OF the people 10 sustain lhelr rsn ~
t,re of arms and 10 obAge their sovereignty 10 DC re-
nected had been overpowered by foreign troops
,9ben thereby with US the question OF state hlghis
r Confederated Princes had been determined that ~
m siuIe STATE the people should be allowed 10 send
a.av their Prince aud constitute Republican Govern
men, his very fact destroyed the plan OF the Repuo
leans 10 Repubcsnise the separate states one alter ne
,iher according 10 their political indulgence shu ~
res,e 10 the quiet way u example aud annexation
German Federstve Republic. They agreed uhanl
,,u.lv 10 centrslsc the Democratic movement OF All
GERMANY and then 10 work as one man
For this purpose all Associations organized IN the oil
rert parts Of the country - prepare tue peop,
Tor the Republic by eectng delegates On me if'h Oh
Inc hi y.ar mot the frs Con gress Of The whole Demo
rat, Republican party Of Germany The business "
tbi. Congress was plain. Ii was composed Of men Oh
srrion Knowing that they stood amid the storms OF
Revolution The same spirit anmaiing all, they ala MOI
.nend time with long speeches. What tor the present
Va most needed the organization OF the party u
one powerful body A plan was soon agreed TO- and 4
central Committee OF Five, viz: the ciuIens JULIUS
FporRr1. GorrLIEB RAU Hermann hRiEGE, EDWARD
NeyEN and HExAMER, were elected TO carry II lhio
oxerufion After this Committee. taking their seat y
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