New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-04

msanvhiIe several members Of the Chamber Of Deps-
ties oued opposition TO the measures OF the BourDons
The volcano began murmur and an ominous trembling
be.okened the great earthquake which has shaken the
Bourbon throne pieces and crushed the last remnants
OF royalty France. Tho late Revolution is popular
movement achieved by pobe and patriotic means Fra
terny Of heart accomplished the downfall Of tyranny
This principle Of the age, combating struggling long
among people, has conquered. IL has taken hoo Oh
civilized Europe moved icy heart OF Russia and even
Asia and Africa have dawninss ofiis approach Ine ta-
ians have paternity OF interest with France We nave
united brave squadron with the ffeneh-our banners
float from the stAf The VAIN heart Of Italy beats
back 10 the heart OF France with Inc same sign IoT 'ne
past the same hope for the future.
We are still In doubt bat hope that other nations
will unite with us-And France will work for u.s. ltal-
ians this continent the rst word spoken 10 your IAN
guage the offs great dscoyerer-the nrss step
on it, soil from him, your eountry man columbus
Following him came another Italian who gave bis name
to the discovered world. twas Italians wis gave
liberty lasting refuge from the prosecutions Of tyrans IN
old Europe and the light they kindei IS rearningto
their defendants IN glory OF wheh hey never could have
dreamed.
The speaker then proposedhree cheers for the brave
people OF Poland among whom mad been preserved The
earliest principles OF repuocsnsm and who were nrst OF
the Northern nations embrace and uphold the Christian
religion Three tremendous cheers were then siven and
be concluded by proposing three more for the United Ma
tons Of France, Italy, Poland and switzerland.
Mr.. REwsEL here made few remarks, which
we were prevented from hearing distinctly.
Mr.. FORREST followed him in very enthusiastic
speech expressing the deep sympathy which be
felt, as an American, In the Republican movements
Of Europe He asked for three cheers for la Belle France
which given with grea, enthusiasm. He spoke Of
France who Is struggling for the liberty, the same
rights, We nov enjoy. Let the voice OF this meeting go
forth 10 France Let the nations Of Europe renole
Wherever kinsly power exists. France hss stted her
voice TO that Of America and Tyranny Is lettering upon
its throne He then adveriet glowing terms 70 the AID
she gave In struggle pledging present AID
and sympathy In return, and concluded with az appeal IN
favor Of the freedom Of Ireland.
I The following Song written for the occasion. was
then sung 20 beautiful air ell on the stand join
ing In the chorus:
JAAAls yIyE LA FRANCE
WRITTEN sLFkEO WHEELER
hissie b. @. n. CUrtiS.
JOY 70 the and Of Tie clustering vine,
To the lAnd Of song sad dance
Aye shLl fsdeless wreath be thine,
/ annals Vive Ia France
Columbia with G cordial hand,
sGlutss ih-e DER the sea
And halls thee a g rser land.
! Dear France, forever free
Thea joy to the land Of the clustering vine
To he and OF song and dance
/ Aye sail faeeless wreath be thine,
4 Jansas Fl.e IA Fraassi
4 Jeaalsf gf-s IA Frnesi
No more thou II bow to knsly gold
NO more tsrsnt feel
For The voice Of Fre-m-o. firm ana bold,
IL mishtisr Insa steel
The vorid shall echo with thy praise,
Toy fame snall glorious Be.
And brighter shire In failure days
Thy star Of Ll5crf,f
u hsHJSy TO ta< sand, 81.