The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-04

there Who. mon, need our aid, our advice and
Of liberty dwes within brs sst-f bear firm
conviction that nations can be happy only under the
wings Of literty-t in a word American citi-
Gems in the tIusst and modest sense of the word
must aid with word and deed and help the goddess
liberty to the vo age around the world II
Germ ans shall know duty. The of liberty
% osss
necessary meant send them from Columbia, from the
lana OF tn brave and L ns land Sl arts ana
Goethe not look In vain TO her children In the West lst
those children aid, as said, with money, arms, and
brains, and from the country OF our heart rom the
heart Of Europe the echo viii bring US back the cry Of
"Es iss, di, E'sEai:ess e.. R,pr .ss .h,.
experenos can bs more grsndly impressive than the
sight here presented What exhibition more slOrou',
tnsn tbs blending of many heads and hearts united
T. CARY out one principle the first Of social prosperity
asd individual right, and, by Its triumph eventually TO
snerSoods We sec the star liberty even yet only 10
the dim distance; it is dawnng, but with advancing
II was in the year 10 when Thomas Jefferson and his
glorious coscators set forth in declaration rights
of which is essential to universal happiness, and
which rights, psrfsotins all others, should exist un.
reading by s light how their been set at
neusht, and their rights tramPlsd upon Indignant and
foundstion Of European tyranny 10 those days Ger.
many still Numbered; her repose was unbroken by the
same cali to rise; the struggle for liberty had not Yet
reached German hearts, the fuel was there but it had
has France openly hurled her oppressor from bis
throne, flung his sceptre after him. tramplsd on his
crown and burned the last yestige Of hi. roysl
planted tho spirit of liberty, that no tyrsnt can
hereafter reinstAte the means OF thraldom France
10 free and forever. The genius of liberty
what bestows and this has continual estsb
lished In France, its glory will then SPREAD until ali
the nations OF the earth not only comprehend its
ackno wledge it's glory but experience its nvigo
rating and exalting power Tbs THIRD revolution will
not wrap in Its folds einge germ Of dissolution The
enemy Is known in every guise and Stunned hated,
by the natural feeling Of self defence History tells
US how, by that same feeling, dsspots in all times
have been driven not only from their palaces. but
beyond the frontiers Of thsir kingdoms. The spirit
power to bear any mortal wsisht-tO accomplish the
work of ages in day. The beholding of tyranny 10
varians had we'll observed Lola Monies, and her in.
trigues with dotard poet king then the spirit of iber.
IN that ad
Us 1t appears, the greatest yet remains behind We
need fear longer opposition Of soldeIy IN France
They are themselves part Of tho people They
fathers of familesthey the bones and sinews Of
France. They control in the destiny Of the
other as France has been tru
the King of Prussia's romantic msjesty-(L sughter)-
will soon bs more daughter ana cheers. Then the
last obstacle ana this strongest Germsn republic,
will have disappeared. tremendous oheerng) Cor,
will Il, and my humble sndsavors shall not be- wantns
shall again return to Germany, to sid her in the srus
gle (Cheers) lehall shortly fod 1t the land OF ber
ty and gently my home; for where liberty
Ieigns there 10 every freeman's home STILL shall b.
the proteotioa Of that sDsngsd b.nuer [Trem.n
dous cheering] But now, Germany wants men. arms.
CO. Germany the land Of eo.t,y and song the 1.nd Of
and science the land of and mind shall
The bIessngs ofberty! it gives power to man such as
he never dreamed OF before, brings mind into action
s saSop@ os
warm and unfaltering hearts. Famine aud dssoiation
shall no more be known in happy Germany. The peo'
joyment Of proper happness. (Cheers) Let every
nesrt in this meeting beat q warm response what
hsve saidet every hand be ready to aid the gorou,
Liberty gained there will be retained, and
will -four sh and spread till all Europe reposes Ia
blessed shade Gssman citizens! Long live the Re-
Toe speaker retired amidst loud cheers and was sue.
Mir MrRKLE who said, the Of light has burst like
a meteor on the world Its approach predicted but
dreamed of SO perfect, splendid revea.meas
(cheers The old king denied to his peopl. liberty
speech, aud epde control that of press
The slckrug his palace the burning of his throne
iniubable sign that he is last man who shall
ever reign over France (cneer.)-the last foe who
sash .xclads tho presence OF .qns,sy and humsni-
liberty Is established for in France. 1t is aso
ted States should have hesitated to EXTEND sig
occasion, expressions of gooi-win How is it pos
.ble that educated from childhood in the great
truths, whose vinoication celebrate, taught
revere the name Of Washington and the character
those who for conscience sake fret sought
tation hes proved them IL was too early to send
address Of sympsthizins oonsestuation [trouical
without their ad-oour sgeous without their counis-
hopeful enough without their encouragement
Giernany-so long ou.l.ved, so long degraded
where this is regarded as liberty's first dawn
ba NOT either or tn.
sending a'd from this side of the Atlantic diG from
over lighting msn Germany has suaieiens NON AID
bold ones too WHAT she requires, are directing minds
princ pies Of liberty interruption remember the
exciting speeches that In the 80 delivered
the castle Of Hs%baoh and ., well do recall the depu
tat sent from France, to their hopes that the
movement might close in the achievement of liberty.
Immense chserirgl remember, too that had Germs
ny succeeded then uniting itself In grand republic,
France would have wished than to make the
Rhine the boundary OF the two republics Her power
| concentrated sufficient to repel invasion from
any quarter. GCheers The revolution OF ls4s--
it is imaterial il Germany be free, whether 1t be part
lrth, Prus,an, Italian, or English republic.
(Cheers For the execution Of intentions for the
ooainment to Germany Of her rightul liberty money
| is needed above all things Taks an instance in the
case OF Ireland 50 coon as the report Of tbs French
revolution had reached this country the Irish citizens
Of New York asss bed with one accord at the shaks
peare hotel and without delay cheerfuy aud resolut..
announced their intention TO raise fund Of mil
lion OF osss to aid TIA. country IN securing the pos
spot, and the entire will ,oon be raised Aud sbal
we, as Germans having IN equal attachment to father
land be less ready to make sacrifices for and cter
nal a & 'od? (Cheers) No; can read that answer
the oountsnapc,s and expressions of all who hear
Each will cont ibute bis mite. (Cheers) Power
full hands needed Of these Germany enough
IL requires to be instructed nov far to Co. and how
manage tnem--men Wbo can constitute q government
after having driven into bsnhment the scoundrc that
had reigned. Men required who have lived der
and organize republic The determination Of the
preceding speaker to leave tor Germany alec have
adopted. (Cheers) H has decided on going and
sisng with his talents When the clarion of liberty
is sounded in Germany resooudDg deep along its
sstic vsies will be with them to psrtake CT the
joyments. Our &c, which is the of humanity
must prevail IL oppo,tion TO the ratified tyranny OF
ages, IL will triumph Immense cheeripg) Therefore
b firm; show the world that neither distance In time
space weaken your sympsthies for your atheraud
sad for its good you Will bring the richest offerings
Cheers Once more, fellow republicans. three cheers
| for the European republic. The tbrss cheers
given with great enthusiasm when Mr. Farsch and
observed that Germans cannot well assemble any
occasion to express their sentiments without the ill.,
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