The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-24
The French Revolution.

A numerous assembly OF German citizens took
place, last night, in the large and splendid Hall
of Mechanics, in Hester street, for the purpose
Of making public demonstration Of sympathy
and concurrence in the recent revolution OF
Paris. AT an early hour crowds began to pour
into the room, and, long before the time an
nounced for meeting, the spacious apartment was
filled to OVERLOOKING; the utmost enthusiasm
was m anfested In favor OF France. The utmost
Joy and admiration was expressed for her brave
people, and an intense feeling OF excitement per-
vaded the whole assembly.
At about eight O'Clock the meeting called to der
by Mr. Aherns who nominated Jacob Uhl. Esq editor
ofthe Stats Z-t,ng. chairman of the meeting The
nomination was received with cheers by the immense
crowd, and MIR. Uhl was conducted to the chair
Tho chsirman, taking the chair briefly addressed
the meeting. and returned thanks in brief ana suitable
address, for the honor conferred upon him.
Several gentlemen were then nominated vice pres
nts and secretaries of the meeting and accepted una
nimouely
Mr.. KRurR then came forward and addressed the
meeting in animated strain tho great Of the
day. and concluded by presenting til, following resolu
tious for adoption:-
Resolved, That we Germans, as true and genuine re-
publicsps ii, the Of the French revolution
the about Of victory and beginning of tn, triumph OF
freedom in Europe.
Resolved, That we unite in one unanimous shout Of
loud hanks to tho French nation greeting them en-
phatically as " The Republican Naton,r which again
has b.sn the FIRST of people to utter Tbs cry Of Free
DOM" and unfurl the flag Of European liberty and
tn assured that not only Francs but also
all Europe will raise tbs banner Of republican bsrty
citizens of the United States. hope ardent
aspirations realized that cocn Germany will rise in her
might om h.r supnc iubugstion to the neble contest
for democratic rcpuhli canism
Resolved, That the pride and glory of Germans con
sist in this, that all the world they citizens Of
the world desire the happiness and prosperity Of
Resolved That We consider the time not to be far dis
tant when the United States Of America and the United
States OF Europe will vie with each other in the attain
ment of the highest pitch Of Thurman liberty.
Resolved That the United States Of America, mindful
of the former aid contributed by France formation
Of republic whom she helped to fight with for
the s Of ua
ate earnest action for the help and support of the
French republic.
burst OF spontaneous enthusiasm perfectly astOuud
ing One spirit Of ardent feeling and profound enthu
siasm the entire assembly which was crowded
Tn, resolutions being put by the chair, were carried
unanimously amid loud cheers and hurrss
Loud cries for "Foosch," "Foosch,n were then made
MIR ,Foo'cH, German gentleman, famous for his elo
and addressed the meeting and
spoke Win much ardour and animation upon ths re-
voIution just accomplished in France. He portrayed
in thrilling language the tyranny and deceifulness OF
Louis Philippe, and dwelt with much warmth upon the
glorious to be expected from this fresh dawn of
liberty In Europe Mr.. concluded by Offering rcso
formed Of bold and doubted to communicate with
tn French provisional government to act as propa
gands aud 10 concentrate the powers and energies OF
Republican America, and oil men OF all nations and
countries In America, 10 assist promote and encourage
by all possible means, the march aud success of
pubiicen liberty In France and Europe.
A gentleman from the body OF the meeting, proposed
the committee TO be formed should be
the Revolutionary COMMITTEES for France and Europe
This proposition was Immediately accedcd to and
adopted, amid deafeping shouts Of applause, and with
enthusiasm perfectly astounding and overw heming
Several other gentlemen then sddr. ssed the meeting II
was proposed, and unanimously agreed to, that great
meetug Of all nations should be held in the Park
on early DAY; whereupon collects taken for
the purpose Of carrying the objects of the ms,ta into
efeoi and after an animated evening, in which z,al
aud enthusiasm impcss to be described
anna ifeQf he
meeting ut late hour Sojourned to meet sgsin ia
10 the Park, on u day hereafter to 10 annoulc sd.