The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-02

Mr. RrpLEv rose. aud said he was much pleased
to zee IL native Of France in The chair this
sion Us tho believers in the great and holy doc
trues of association we have ofea assembled for utter
ests that but never havs co ne together
occasion well cslcula'ed to draw nth tbs strongest
emotions OF the Inind-an which hss dused joy
throughout all Europe This event met with q ready
response wherever there has been q hope of human
emancipation thas called the people of irelsud in
midst OF penuIy and starvation to congratulate each
other on the Drospsct OF their own carly liberia
tion It has erkindIed The wales of Italy, and
inspired the people with life that looks for
ward to the complets salvation Of that country
In this city it has been hailed with the strongest demon
strations OF delight by the firing cannon snd By mar
,is music 1t ID not alone but as men
and republicans that rejoics over the prosraon OF
throne should be false his PROMISE submit his
to Guizot and Who hsvir falsdsd his OATH. met with
just rstrbution at the han!s OF his deceived country
prov dene that gtvsvls nation; and if with those
feelings We come together, We eau come with pecu!sr
OF thus asm We ray there In the catastrophe which
n Louis Philippe his travels aughter) and caused
he school to abb cad again. continued laugh
teri everything to pirs the friends of aeociaon He
would not claim this revolution ociatio asm
for many that accomplished It, were crs pgIs to IL lu
W. II at many of those who are identified with
rae erjz it. In this days issue Of tho Jourh al Of
Ch,isaniy Qaughter) or J,a,nal Of Commsi CO. II Is
said there are some ,PeT On Inc b hcsssn and h as
Cour,er and Enqur says thprs is Fouriersm In the
mo ven en- but the lie ad n .Erprs say there not
The Boston .stas says tnat all men must sympathz 70
with this revolution yet r says that th-rs is much
the action Of ptope who accomplished H. that ex
cites lively fears for the faturs Iae speaker thcn
these worthy editors alw sneak OF Fourierisw, Com
nunism, simon s SO III in tho category If hs
the came if because cow horse, ele-
lhaut Sc are all Quadrupeds. therefore they must
all the animal We d, know that there great
asociationiss It so happened that many Of the old
the first in the onslaught that lad to
the expulsoA Of Loais Philippe The speaker said he
had la his possession letter from eminent aia-
tisnist and freed Of his Hugh Doh rty, gviog de-
teea account Of the events in Paris during thu three
DAYS of the revolution and which sent Louis Philippe
about his business writer OF The letter said be was
in Paris during the Of 1882 but the events Of
this revolution totally ecp'ed IN ,se OF the prcosding
leaders. lie reached tbs Tuleriss before the
publique, sc. When the crowd entered. tleso slips
# paper carried bayonets throughout the city,
royalty The editors OF two of the newspapers there,
who essocationsts conducted Llnartine and other
the visona govern ent to TIE Hotsl de
Vile. Aud now thee, in view OF ,hese things what do
profess Claim this revolution :iati0nsts
We claim stionsm has been striving from
the bean pg the guarantee of labor the population
OF Paris TINS the iisa of Fourier, which is ow
hold up az controlling idea oil the ptovional govsrn-
mcnt la PARIS. Lsmortne himself. when he peaks Of
the pro babty that toe republic would not have
the concurrence of other countries, says, do
without them-ws must work by ourselves-we must
What was the r.s proclamation issued by the psoyi
eonaI government? 1t proclamation guar eepg
work and recognising the right OF the workiog casses
combine for tho purpose Of regulating their labor
and restoring million OF francs from the civil list ~
them whom it due. The provisional governm snt
also il said eecsuse the revolution had been ads
by the people, it ought also t. be made for the and
the dae son OF Labor said they, is Of extreme ia
por.aacc tho provisional government DEGREES perm a.
nsnt commission for woIkmen with tho special purpose
Of occupying them elves with their business. Now we
how recognise tbs principles Of this rsvou
friends. snd glad to find them In such good com.
pany at last tLaughsr) We see in the hole movement
contend.d for, and which has been maintained by as
sociaconiss from the beginning. ! will allude to the
religious character OF the movsment VIII CHI Is feature
in It OF interest For the first time in their
history the psope OF France have destroyed throne,
without Destroying any thing else. They have nov .s.
tabshed republic under the sanction of religion and
willis they tramppg the under thar f. s,
they elevated the that dgay watch belongs
it, We find that this revolution has too been condu,ted
by OF intelligs :, not mers empiIc, but by
CT large sn1 comprehensive ideas They are phloao-
piers, POETS and historians, who have the culture
ia thsir communion WITH first prn ,iples have got
lamp that will lead them safely IN the course
whic1 they have been called on TO pursus. La the
romantic tendencies of Llmsrtine, and the rcisn-
tidc kno Tloige or AroBo ia the philosophy OF Louis
Baso whose studies lod them to the belief OF human
reform ia these most brilliant evidences that
Of genius not unfit for business. We also
consequence Of This revolution. which 1t will not do io
omit Whea our great teicSer, Fourisr, .uak III
penury and poverty and VIII in extreme old age his
strepgth failing him, snd when We might supi Gee
he hfs Of m. gsn,as would grow din hs Hoped that
pos to carry his great discovery into effect Hs ws led
for the but he waited in vaia but may not hope
that the sovereign he sought for is found at last ia
egn people Of the republic Of Francs (Appaus
In the whole OF this Of the French revolution
shall not hesitate; shall rather take encourage
mt In the departure OF Louis Philippe, trust we
have emblem OF tbs departure Of aristocracy
we'll from France. AS he was clothed, In his depay
with the garments of Ia oor trus, he
in it that the lsborsrs whose blue frock assumed
by Louis Pnpps, are now to b Invested with the
reign which lie the reward Of patient Industry
world INTERPRETATION al
parable OF the French revolution Mr. RIpy then pro
posed the following resolutions
Whereas The recent supsnlous event which ha'
erected republic the ruins Of the throne ia that
bis end beautiful France, where have been Graded the
most fruitful ideas of modem tmesan event which hs
caused tbs hosry abuses Of Europe to quake with
ror and every true American to leap with joy-au
give place the people OF the barcades has opened
uteerpg prospect FOR the speedy Of the
onthrsiled nations, and the coosquen. elevation Of hu
nabity may he regarded at once the sub.ims effect
and splendid illustration of the vital ideas which form
the conspicuous ellen ents in the social science
nouuced by Charles Fourier-o the IDEAS to which ou
brethren the PnAlgns in Paris
Donorty, Henuquo, Laverhaut, Blanc, Cautagrel and
other distinguished men with whom We are proud to
operate have deyo ed the best energies Of their lives
the As5ociatonists Of Ne York. in beha
of ourselves and of fellow ssscciationists in this
TIC sympathy with tie proco sdiugs Of this meeting in
order to express deep AMI heartfelt sense of the
glorious moral triumph which has been achieved for
ths cause OF universal hucsnity and with PROOF nd
recognition of the universal Providencs which
the destiny of nations ATOP. tbs following
iuticn,:
l. R-sovad That in the strenuc US determination 10
shake of he yoke Of per6i ois arch, which fired
toe hearts OF tse revoutonnts ia their recent stru
gle and in The regard to iife property I'D public tran
qullity with which that deter NINA ion carrie intc
effect, recognise glorious manifestation 81 the two
csrtiuai principles Of the associative liberty
and order and dsmonstra ion no less convincing
Is encouraging, OF the possibility OF the union of theAe
twp equally esse ntiai principles.
Res)tsed. That ws hail the revolution of Frebru,ry
with exuttation evidences of the
Of human affairs in the sublime h1mabiary and post
tive at which IL sIneiss well in tho elevated
aud pacs spirit with which conducted thus pre-
senns inspiring example to tho nations Of the old
world OF wise spd mngnanimous fort for the estab
hshment OF pacific am constructive dsuooracy"
Resolved, That while the mgual struggles and sacr
foes for liberty which the history Of the world records
have ususy been confession victory between fecons
Of the state welcome this reyolr ion grand
cial triumph Of equality over privilege Of nan over
msmmon Of vital idea over dead tradition rot for
the exclusive benedt Of portion OF the bat for tbs
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