New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
NEw.YoRK SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL ~. isss.

No The arm ani pschc policy Of he republic slcceS %
too well Tor us wish % alter u anll tie hour cones
when may be forced % chAnse Il - ether povsrs.
Look Ar B-igur,sw southern Ger
MANY Tgrn your eyes towards Vienna kad Befnl !
What more . rccesssfyi Even the possessors Of yCar
own lan1 Cpeu % yen path o. your country, ard CAL
upo- you 20 cone ard reestAtiih u 10 peace re
not unjust either toward God, toward The repub
lie OF toward yourselves The 8 2afhEing SAFES
u Germany, the King Of Prussia, sie 0pering the
doors n their cItadels 70 your mafiyH The snes
Of Poland ~ open. Cracow = enfrsnchisst The Grand
Duchv Of Po-en has again become Polish. These tie
arms which have given you m oae month Do lot
3erAEi Any more from US. The Frovional Governs ~
viii not allow rs policy o De changed IN favor o. aly
foreign ueoos however much We may In cur hearts y
uathirs with u. We love Poland, BAT We lore Frarce
better than all the rest OF The earth Al this moment
hands her future destiny arc perhaps thAi OF
Europe This Is responsibility which we Will relirquih
70 none but our own nation. Trust therefore, In her
trust IN WHIST has passed n the lest thirty days ~h,h
have gained nore ground Tor me Democracy OF Trai 60
tban thirty pitched battles. Do therefore either BY
AIMS OF bv agitation ss;srb the great work which ProT
denee Bshing with no oher weapons than i3ets
for the regeneration and fraternity Of All mankind"
NJ. Godebsk expressed the varmes. gratitude
for these sentiments, bat added;
Nav that the lag Of Poland Is waving over the toubs
OF the ancient .overegns Of her republic the impserce
OF the Po.h en- grants must be easily conceived Ills
in patience duy which does not permit rs TO remain
Inactive and view our brethren from aAr, again ung,
again entering into battles again perhaps max *
Themselves martyrs while remain 10 81 the enjoyment
4 your hospitality We hold ourselves bound In duty %
s1eayor procure the q accomplishing our holy
mission. 1. "a Tor you 10 your wisdom 70 consider ile
manner IN wh,h You can comply With cur wishes.
NJ de LaIaartine replied
You nave spoken admirably as ! Pole Our duty Is to
speak 20 you a. Frenchmen As Poles you are jus ly
eager to y the and Of your fathers. answering he sp-
Pea 10 her noble children from part OF Poland restored
to liberty To This feeling only give our applause,
and furnish SUCH pacific may sssl you to return
% your country and enjoy a. Posen the commemorate
Of its dependence We Ffenchmen, have rot only
TO consider Poland. bur the universal policy OF Europe
The vast Importance q these interests T-events ne
Provisional Government q the Republic from aodcaing
On favor Of any partial "a 0nsliy any portion Of IA
ton, however sacTei may be The cause It maintains,
the responsibility ard freedom Of rs resolutions. Tie
Republic cannot, will not, act IN contradiction TO 10
words Whist has II said IN i,s manifesto &C the powers
u Eufoyep Referring 10 you Il said, when u snau sp-
pear 10 Us that the has struck for iae resurrec
zion OF nationality uuiusu5 efaced from the map, se
will fy 20 It's But rghifly reserved 20 France
iorecOgnze the hour the justice OF The cause and The mos
hitting mode OF Intervention. Hitherto We have chosen
ana resolved upon pscfc means II you 90 not ind that
these pacific means have ivailfd us you deceive your
selves In hry-One DAYS the natural results Of tbs 81 G.
TEN OF peace ana fraternity have been more valuable %
the cause OF and OF liberty. and q Poland herself
Than ten battles with torrents Of blood Vienna, Bcr %,
Italy, Milan. Genoa. southern Germany. Munich, al
these constitutions, ali these unprOvoked, gpOntane Us
explosions from the souls Of the people your own from
tiers In me, opened O. your steps through the acc
nations Of Germany are the advances made by INC
Republic thanks 20 is system Of respeci for the liberty
Of the soil aud The blood # We will not retro
grade by adopting any o,her sy.iem. DO not therefore
attempt divert In any way from Il even BY the innl
ence Of that pa,erna sentiment which brings you to Us
this day. Leave 70 the free exercise Of our mnds BE-
ng assured that entertain idea Of sepsr-
ang two people whose blood has often been mingled
together the field Of battle our solci!ude for your
fuiure well being shan be great hospitality as
wide frontiers Our anxiety shall follow you into
your county Carp with y0u that nope Of regeneration
VIII oh had Its commencement for you Ia Prussia, ven
where your hsg Is eOating at Berlin. (Cneers -
France requires other compensation for the um me
has afforded you than, than smeioraton In your ma
tona desiue. and the remembrance Of the French name
which you will carry wiki you. Never forget that Il 10
the Republic you the FIRST siep you are about TO tae
toward yoGr own country.
a Pole came forward AID said
we vii take our departure and g without arms
Another Pole took NJ Lsmsrtine by the hand
aud begged his pardon for some strong expressions
which had escaped him on the preceding day, 10
the warmth Of his patriotic feelings NJ. Lamar
tine cordially returned the pressure aud said
Letnot word more be said Of this. Patriotism a.ray
carries win It's own Justification. stall never rec
the pressOus question, and France viii neFtr
recoect auy thing but her love Tor Poland.
The deputaton withdrew, amidst cries OF "Nige
la Hspuoiique"