The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-04-16

them the victory and respected the Institutions and affairs
reared 10 his holy
proclaimed IA The declaration OF pendence and
y recognised Ia nearly all the American constitutions. the
Of who have the absolute and indeeasibe right any
time, and ~ they may choose establish
ment under which They live without the Of The few
who occupy the places Of power and authority rulers,
whether delegated or usurped that IL is peaceful right
the exercise Of which, if permitted without lion,
will never be attended with violence boodshed but If
opposed and violence and bloodshed The crime and
the responsibility VIII ever be upon the heads OF those who
resist he exercise OF this great and sacred right oil the
10 ResolUed, That danger result from broadcast
and most unqualified recognition OF the right OF the people
cause all history proves In the language OF the declaration
OF independence, That mankind more disposed TO
suheri while evils siderable, than TO right themselves
by aboshlng the forms TO which they are accustomed
and that no revolution commenced and carried through
by great ana immense wrong and oppression on the part OF
those who held and exercised the OF government
IL Resofped That nation has right hold another
nation OF people IN subsection, nor impose upon II LAVE
and institutions OF government against its consent That
Ireland and Poland thus held subsection by their
usupng conquero and compelled 10 submit to laws and
Institutions 10 which they have consented, and
which Ireland Poland, any other wronged and oP
presednaton, may make for It's emancipation and indie
II Resolved, That our warmest sympalhies and most
anxious wishes for their hereby rendered 10
The people OF Germany Italy, Ausrs, and every ether
country who struggling 10 relieve themselves from the
accum desposm and oppression OF centuries and TO
establish, upon The monarchical systems which they may
overurn governments and Institutions recognising their
basis, Justice and the rights OF man.
ID Resoped, That thanks and gratitude hereby
rendered Pope Plus TX, the great and enlightened Pont
Rome, whose noble OF reform hTst gave I'M
pulse the ball OF revolution, which regeneIang
Europe and restoring liberty the enthraed OF the
world
The Hon. Messrs Morse, of Louisiana, Foote, Of
Mississippi, Thompson, OF Pennsylvania, Stanton, OF
Tennessee, and Mr.. Grund of Washington, addressed
the assemblage with great eloquence and power.
The marine band was present and enlvened the
scene by the Marsellaise," 'Washingtons March"
and other sprlt-strring strains.
The resolutions adopted with single, solitary
dissenting Uoiee
AS night advanced, the entire city in state OF
glorious enthusiasm. Citizens-old and young-he la
dies initiating the holy example of their mothers OF the
revolutions accompanied their husbands fathers brothers,
and sweethearts to the scene. Bonhres baZed along
Pennsy avenue and Joyous shouts made the well
KIN ring.
Fifty eight dwellings elegantly Illuminated about
o'clock After singing the Marseilles Hymn, torch
light procession formed and marched through the
principal streets No accident occurred-he best order
preserved and by 10 O'Clock the procession dis
missed and the city perfectly tranquil.
The speeches will appear as soon as possible.