New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20
From the London Northern Star.
Report OF the Delegation TO Paris.

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| The Executive Committee Of the National Char
ter Association having appointed Philip Nrsth the Char
lists Of London, Efnes Jones and the Fraiernal Demo
Gratis; Julian Harvey, 10 bear their consrAuAtory fre
Provisional Government. the Delegation on reach
ing Paris az put themselves 10 Communication with
the authorities and proceeded 20 the Hotel de Vs the
seat Of the Government, where after the announcement
Of their Arrival they Immediately received by the
Ministers.
The Democratic Government Is characterized BY an alb
Of unmesung display, and surrounded by love
OF the people, and the dignity Of Innate worth. Unlike
the palaces OF kings, no hired uercenares guarded the
seat OF power the guards al the working men
bouses, well. armed and Intent protecting ihst
Executive the embodiment q the popular will and enforc
ng respect the popular power. No puere ceremony
attended the audience. In inner Of civic
palace stood three men, whose counenances might be-
seen the power Of mind but who received the
depuaon with that unaffected courtesy that should
characterize the intercourse Of with mani these
Garnier- Pages, Ledru-Rolln, and Marrast
ERNEST JosEs then addressed On Frencb) the men,
bers OF the Government, and said Citizens
depuaton OF the Oppressed 10 the Frees not to ask for
aid 10 admiration. To thank you for showing
how enslayed people can hberate themselves and
tell you that the example Of France Is los, upon the
teart Of England. We, too. have our Guizo.-and
will tolerate him more than you have done yours
We too have grievances 10 redress wounds ia heal and
misery 10 sosce We toe, are determined TO achieve our
rights and read the palmer By the light Of your Rev
CLINTON. We to thank you, in the of England
and the world and 70 assure you Of the friendship OF the
British people, which vii permit It's Government b
and French stand The battle fed It will not be
as foes side by SIDE reeabsh Poland restore
Italy. The speaker then read French translation OF
the address and the original handsomely mounted and
adorned with the ricoor, placed ID the hands OF
Leiru- Rolin by Julian Harvey
M.GARSILR PAGES, member Of the Provisional Govern
ment replied :-Cuzensl We receive VITA gratitude the
sympathy the English Charts. They prove to US that
England perfectly understood the object Of our gor
Gus Revolution and the high mission OF the Provisional
Government. THIS mission must be pesceably accom-
oil cd hv lie Of W
II the English Government should ever desire 10 make
1t would be prevented At the very instant by
the Eogsh people; for fraternity in the Interior and
fraternity among all nations abroad is what mn;for ever
sustain the energetic whe have fought for liberty We
conquer the good opinion Of all nations; We de-
Sire b invade them with our principles and ideas we
DO not intend carry them Institutions on the point
Of the sword Take tell the English Chsrsts that
In the Provisional Government you have found the ye-
sympathy; tell them that the Revolution has been
made by people and for them aud that the Provision
al Government issued from the people only, thinks Of i'm
proving the situation Of all the people Tell them we ad-
mre their principles, aid respect their party and that
from such regeneration Of society Is to he expected
Observe Also the republican spirit, after victory, no
cries Of vengeance hate but generous calm, the i'm
mediate establishment Of order Great and generous as
much as they been brave and courageous the French
desire 10 continue their undertaking with csmness, but
with energy, and hail with delight this expression OF Eng
sh sympathy
The deputaton then withdrew, crying We Ia RepuS-
hge escorted through the anechAmber by the
members Of the Provisional Government
The Government then had the Chartst Address hung
the Presidential Chair In the Hall OF Audence-and
the having spread through Paris Of the arrival and
distinguish he'd reception Of the Cbars ENJOYS the veli
est sympathy expressed BY the people All grades
wed in their marks OF friendship, and indeed az signal
reutaon Of the csumnes OF the Times and other papers
the National Guards and soldiers Of the line, as well a.
tie armed popuace, reprosaei the idea OF an English
war, and seemed truly 10 carry into practice that fra
ternity" which IL great feature Of the Republics
glorious motto We may exempiy this by the words Of
NJ Liemaucc. commandment Of the town artillery and one
the active men In the late ccnhct-who said that
instead onghing against England he would sooner come
and struggle for her liberties In one instance was
remark hostile 10 the English uttered, not even when re-
cognzed by their snguage amid the dense crowds occa-
sionay throngng the streets and aboring under the ex
element OF the recent conflict
II msy be well here TO aluie the dismissal OF Eng
h servants and workmen-a perfect god send for our
daily Press who seem endeavoring TO foment enmity
against the French Republic With regard TO the first
the proud aristocracy France wisely curtang some
OF their idle spendor and breaking up their Partisan es
adjustments In this their French servants share the
fate Of their English onesdlsmsss And as to the lat
ter It must be remembered that English working men
have been cunnipgly employed by French capitalists 10
he sIuIsl ,ha ey snouia pe ookea on AS nIeiS-
pers and papers that nveigh against This should re-
collect that the English arisocrsey and middle class OF
they the grossly ntoerant OF lrsh
servants their houses and have, by similar labor Com
petition tried to produce hatred between English and Irish
worklpgmen.
The delegation would feel It not performing It's duty
were II not conformity with report Of its proceedings and
reception aude TO the state Of Paris at the time OF
their visit. Everywhere peace, order and eontenment
relgned. Peace-because every man had arms. Order-
because people to the execution Of their own laws
the sources Of plenty were not tar
ried by the hand Of monopoly.
The change Paris the great vndcatoH OF the peo-
pie against their calumnstors. Theft and outrage are
unknown because hunger and oppression are unknown as
well. And is inspiring sight, the men IN olou'es
gusrding-flithful sennelsthe stores OF wealth ana
the seats Of industry.
One spirit seems TO animate all. On the palaces Of
Kings the doors of Churches and the monuments OF
war written those magical words that shall regene
rate the world;
LIBERTY-EQUALITY-FR
and better STILL on the of every Frenchmsn they
written,in every act Of the Government they are
exempnfed
Nothing could read serner sentence on the pride OF
Kings aud the vlaay Of their class governments, than
great to which their stronghods and their reve
pundered from the people, sre applied The pol
uted Tueries has been enaobiedlt is now an asylum
for the innrm and aged among the poor. The million
francs per month Of the Kings civil is hnds bread ior
the starving and willing iter. The wine IRON the Gel
lars Of Seuy no longer swes the orgies OF inc scfN
but gives strength 10 he sick In the hospitals OF fds
At the time. property Is respected the shops are All
OPEN and trade hourishes. Some vile SPECTATORS, wne
deal in misery. who gamble In scarcity OF corn anu
grow rich artificial desttuon, may complain IN ther
chambers, but their condemnation praise ana
the of Liberty shakes the noxous vermn nom us
leaves. IL feels the kiss Of Heaven 10 its branches
Thus freedom prospersthus IL beses the gallant peo-
pie who have tad the courage to H. The FreBch are
taking the keep t-that has been never done t
But let every British Charist observe mat me
Charter the basis which they have formed ther Gov
ernment Prosperity 10 France Success 70 her gallant
sons for she has taug hi nations glorious lesson May
they profit By IL Those who have seen the sanitary e
fecs Of popular Government In France mus, feel aston
shmen at the ignorance. apathy or cowardce OF nose
who 10 other lands allow ogschy 10 rule and mis-
cry undersigned by God and Nature, TO exist Astonsh
ment vel.founded-f5r # France beneath her hundred
chains could start liberty there no nation on earth
that need doubt OF It's triumph. Those. we repeat VINO
have seen the happiness and OF Democratic france
must return impressed deeply than ever with the
important duty attaching every individual however
humble TO induce bis coantry result As glorious
as that achieved In France.
The Delegation. IN conclusion. are happy TO express
their con that their mission has drawn closer the
bonds OF fraternity, uniting the poor OF France with the
ensLarei Of England.
AL MEs AEs BRKrHsyx Eirs Ia Rspubiiq r<
PHILIP MGRArH. ERNEST JONES,