New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-04

a. you fe. proud that your immortal Washington was
an American. A.. .is,,s, y, his
p.roIn,,op with grateful hesr,s-hssrts foil Of EMOTION
IN, WITH 10 fears for the future We say 70 you 90
not be afrsid-L0erty ano RepubhcAnsm WI s,Aha.
,su Won we ,hs be worthy Of your friendship and y mp
-, Frsnce viii be united She vii not 90 forth an
conner the world by bloo3shed. bot vii conquer %
Sf,ng snd occurring Liberty and Equality 10 AZ mankhD
she has proclaimed Liberty and Love 70 al ne
p,oe % All nations and Protection 20 every country INST
nal choose 70 be free and declares Itself lnoePenoeu
NJ, PruGsEr closed by the expression OF nope
for the speedy regeneration oil Posno' anu 'uo
x.b that Lafayette ana Latte. who were 20 'hAneu
deceived and ,resied By Louis Philippe could have 'ss
l to-day TO witness the outpourng Of HANKS and coz
vrstulatious from thi. great and free people.
NJ, P.1RrcK Lynch then took the stand ano
s,ote in eloouent terms Of the wrongs OF Ireland
and the dawn OF a brisht day for that (hi) unnapp
country.
Ger. WALLBRIDGE then addressed the meeting
bn. amid 90 much commotion and noise by the
dense crowd that surrounded the stand iuA' nO AD
notes could be taken o. his 'peseo
Mr.. Manchester then spoke, saying BOURBON
M loneer reieps on the Throne OF France LOUIS
Pblippe Is no longer Kiog The French people nA'e 'O
lowed the example set By father, Of the Revoluuon'
and established Government LAC Vui WI ~
sfler 70 be shaken r.,..4 .h.. ,oor
oppressed ireland. that beautiful ,lane e., =
the earh and first gem OF the sea W soon De nee Lns
land too will follow and Queen Victoria VIII &c lne ''''
monarch 10 sit on the throne. ..-, a..
Man everywhere begins n understand us nsnls - -
ook on his ftllog-nan his brother, 70 CONSIDER AL H
hrt a. one great brotherhood. Tee poor and the Gown
trooden begin look up, and the great i4nluy % ma
preparing 10 enter era--to run me csreei =,
Lei us send then our CONCENTRATIONS 70 the Feops
=. IN az Commerce. duA rAg
Brothers Of France. with ne the great carer 10
tice We have before sublime and ana nst
destiny. let teach all mankind ma tney are -
tnioying what enjoy the blessings OF rec
Mr.. FosraxA. representative Of Poland then
sooke as follows
GrS7rtMEs-I thank you for the hearty reception yen
have given to the name Of Poland the most unnsppy,
country In Europe. You have heard Of me D.
Irelssd and the wrons inflicted on her oy Eneahu' ~
land "a Ike her-not suffering so much perhaps Io"i
want ard disease, but the victim Of an iron despou
When she was overpowered and was going Gown !" w
grave, three crowned roobers CUT heT INV P''0e''
one taking part. r..
Poland mace no couquass when conquest was In iasn'
ION but she aided 10 repeng the Tartars aDn otne sa
aye hoies who attempted 70 overrun Europe IN tne jar
ace Poland IA not dead she will i've again The era
az Freedom in the Old World has come, and 81 nalous
will be free the people Of all countries will be orotneIs
and acknowledge one GOd-one DVihy' WIZ !" LII
pro sidence will lead them on 10 ore happy desuny'
Mr. Bow1IS of this City, and Mr.. JOHN EVANS
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followed by Mr. wRIeHr Of New-Jersey, when The meet
ing adjourned
After the adjournment large number OF speak
ers addressed the crowd from several positions. Among
them was Mr.. WILLIAM WALLACE who spoke as follows ;
You must permit me to speak with my hat on, in
this keen air, or, like Louis Philippe, may catch
bad cold. The permission was given with lo1d
laughter Mr. Wallace then went on TO say that II the
monarchs Of Europe could this vast mass OF Repa6
cans All a,iesting their ardent passion for universal
freedom by face voice and manner. they. IKE Capt
SCOTS COON would cry" Don't shoot We give up J
We will come down - The gentleman then discussed
the nature Of Libery-how II Is necessary ior me VIA
onerations Of mankipd-how man without II could not
arrive AT that point where his energies might produce
thst state when he could say -" am the iuli'
Free democratic man-untrameled by antquated Gus
TOM uncontrolled BY the superstiiOus Nightmares Of me
Past and only relying myself ard Cod He then
traced the cts Of the American Revolution on Europe
showed how that Revolution inevitably produced me
state OF things France and Europe over which we now
rsjoce how II should lead TO stu greater rational ree'
dom in our country in noble free thinking as to gen.
era human ameliOratOn France might or mgnt not 20
udfy her democratic anthems into Democratic Archtee-
iure but the music Of Washington and Lafayette would
sill peal on until IL found "a local habiaon ana name
In the hearts Of oil men and the harmonious action OF So
cety.
Mr.. ADAMS one of the British Committee, who
had been detained elsewhere gained place on the
stand and presented the following resolution with some
remarks 1t vas adopted by the crowd with liberal &C
CARNATIONS;
ResoIred, That the name alone Of Republic will not
give all their rights That while the neh Of monopo
hzsd property in land is allowed to exist ihs many VIII
be at the mercy Of the few That landed aTsocracy ats
the cause of Of the evils that oppess the human
race That under the plea OF property the masses nave
been robbed If their labor While the few hsve reverted
low creatures That the efore this meet ma hopes thst
the new Government Of France Will place the people
upon the soil render all attempts hereafter to enssve
them vain and futile.
GRO w11EEs, ESQ. one Of The Editors Of the National
Police Gosete came forward and after few brief ooserva
lions, offered the following resolutions
ResoIred That tire progress Of human events and the
general interests of liberty throughout the wofo require
I'm. the republics Of the earth should establish bond OF
union that may strengthen the common sent'en $40
countervail the vicious combination which monarchy IL
continually forming on the oher side ina, me s s,ep
tow ard this fraerns union is the reciprocal ecosnon
that political equality Is the Natural ieh OF every man
That the night Is inherent ana oelps On
lie dormant for iDsiaot; thst IL cannot oe WIN
held without injustice; II cannot be denied wlthout
oppression that IL exists with man wherever ne may
90 Thai il entities him in every cline to immediate pot-
cs EXPRESSION who shall control the general inter-
sss which are TO affect his pine ard being In recog
non of this sacred and ascendant prpc pie and from
wish TO fraternize in fact well as In soul win our
brother Republicans Of France, hereby tender them
ony Sesire Tor reciprocal citizenship without pro-
baton between the people OF France and thoss OF tn
there should BE- nothing epugnanto it in the new french
Constitution to urge ths fsterna measure upon our local
Councils as well as upon the councils Of the nation
THE GERMAN STAND.
The Chairman of the German portion OF the de-
monstration, Herr PHILIP ScHsIT introduced the
spesting by few remarks. He followed by Herr
AUGUST KRHKR who delivered mpassioned and highly
imaginative address to which the responded In az
enthusiastic manner He succeeded by Herr F6EscH.
who said that they were assembled for such festival as
the world had never eqused and such the sun never
before looked upon. (Cbeers) What was the meaning
Of this vast assebage and what event hsd they met 10
celebrated They met 10 celebrate the great triumph oil