The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-14
German Revolutionary NOV emsnts In lew
York.


Agreeable 70 pr.viou. notice, public meeting tn.
Germans held Yesterday afternoon. at Mr. Mocul..
l~cb's large sales room, Of Maiden lane ard
Front street Considering the incleweucy OF the wea-
thsr. ths meeting decidedly large one, and YVES
attended by the most respectable and Influential GLASS
OF Ger merchants profe s-ioDal men and others
previous meeting bad bsen'hel the lIth at Del
mo,icos when subscrrtons IN aid OF the revelation
airy movements in Germsnv. (bst mere especially to
support the widows and ornhans OF he fallen IN inc lave
struRyss TO ths amount Of about $4,000 had been Cd
ta'neo. .
At about 81 o'clock DR. Ge'cheidt called 'hs meeting
IN order whom 'he following officers wers unanim ous'y
elected c w. Faber. Esq.. Preridsnt; O. hsssen eerg
sscretsrv; Wessrs ScbiessDger, NeunsDu, bsrwirtn'
TvUovsko Vice Presidents
The President opened the meeting with the following
brisf address. In German -
The joyful and glorious news wnicn ss Mon1sv
reached US from our beloved fAtherlaud certainly ILLS
every trua German h. with tn" warmest feelings Of
en- bns.sn. What we have wished and sought for for
the last th'rty only and free Germany (sin
CIR sgsa fe;es Deutsohlapd brethren The other
side about TO gain As free czeps OF the Unt'd
greetings and friendly sslutations the broad Allan
tic Let the noble steamer Wasbintop take with her
on best wishes. national flag the black red and
gold .nd suhstaptis greetings and mpahies to
tb. widows and orphans those who fell for liberty
The President then alluded to what had been already
done g. the meeting at Ds)moncos and requested the
Secretary to read the proceedings of that meeting
This being dcna the following address WAS read in
German by MI. CnRrr, OF the COMMITTEES appointed to
prepare It -
TO THE FREE GERMAN PEOPLE
We hsve for long time looked With anxious and joy
iul interest fo~ards the erest ponticsl nov
ton Of eur fstberland
We bad received ths news Of those events which a.
ne OF s, ns n" h,p n'
IKE electric ray through every part Of our great
f.th.rland with JOY ana delights ous i, our coR rss.
clouds which seemed to ovsrhang threatsningy and full
OF m'ecn'er the capltsl 0, rrusns. ,,..
sss EVENT. nowever eesm 20 asvs nspereeS those
~ which after 50 many years Of soI. probstion ap
pear 10 eance upon our people, promising o1'Sn'or'
better and happier future.
NO austria, no russia, one Only Germany ~, a
s"vere'sn sa'a IT, arc va rmpsy so6uo peoS.s VIE
~ and ]: dore; Yer: oro'hss In Hs'mAny oeecme;
o. fs@s,n people-a "oe psops-"no' rs eucn s1sSps
the brothsry GRASP OF our hand from this sds OF the
ocean RON tue 'ree "ua p*opy e"eo otHt.s VI ns
ca county great ana nappy, because Hee' msn'yi
Contnue 70 ishow that sxampie upon inc Sour.o you
nave commenced; follow u with power ana ocutees
snd vnst ye nave 10 nooIy oeesn o. sure you VII
Not upon the promises Of princes rest our cont
.snce no. upoh inc newy swsn.n.u rphI ; Uv
s%ong tne people; upon .nS pows. ~ PI"no ro
nent; ara VINO usders.ood IL, NOT on.y 20 h'n ING
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10 me noIy strugeie OF nc ana ae..n Ios .ns
Whose temples tho angel Of death wound blood stained
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