New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-27
Republication In Philadelphia.
Correspsasspss Of TIE Trihars
pgr.nxrPutA Monday Aurii

LorefpcRSsLse OF Ire
PELADkIPHIA. Monday. April -.
Mr.. GRrELEr The opening of the French SYM
pa,hv meeting he'd this afternoon brilliant, and the
f-ak was still more glorious Spring day-ths Air
r.sosp, Of The perfume Of budding vsrture and
olosdsa sky bsasn, IN bus beauty ov" our Lovely city
gave US the assurance that fAr as the smiles OF the es
ments we're Indicative Of Divine approval tie blessing CT
Cod rsstss upon the occsson.
Aths hour appointed ihrongs covered the vslveiy plots
OF turf IN Independence square Immediately under the
sAAdog OF the s.eepe Of the OLD hs erected hs plat
"a for the American rrssk.rs and sPPrsprisisy aurs
With Amsresn essr At the south east eernsr me yer
mag PLATFORM placed and 81 tho sssth-wssi Espd
for The French speakers ssvers sompsses OF vocal aud
nstruns1tal musicians The ground, ana curing
tie .f,rrnoo, added nush to he genera enth"s'm oy
the performances OF the Nsrssiizss ard other popular
ARA OF Ffsessg. Resolutions we're rssf ara sPsse"
made srerisg synpathy TO ;hs struggling patriots OF the
Ol World and endorsing their wine political measures
All Ibis was very we'll IL was the work laid our oy
thu Mayors sil for the meeting ~ reference 10 ae
,spsrs 20 morrow you will Get these procsseings BAT
tia papers Of will not contain the "ast uua
They NAV yerhap report Mr. Crumbs speech mads upon
the platform OF American sPsitsrs IN ~sieh 70 osnea
the rial character OF tho French Revolution VI IS Ihs,
seeeeh WAS sxcssnt told much vhossoms Iutn CUT
What We are 70 understand by H. coming from the Authoi
Of N. "L,dgers" Brussels Letters am unable 10 say
You recoscg that these letters were or on ehtley uH
-, r,uolexion fo1 this last sfsrt Of Mr.. Grund III
M Is an Assoeatisnis should be glad 10 Know It'll
not IL would BE- philosophical TO bear ~ltnoo' com
planning OF the owls Tor ~nSh "csNn p'o''1' Nv
remedy -,
Ju,t b,fore the meeting adjourned Mr. Elder. WHO mad
been loudly aud pssvernEy called for A. the close o.
eAsh speakers remarks appeared and oneres hres
tons vhish you will lad In the Ledger. These resolu
tons Won will perceive somewhat significant. and they
ware carried secsmat0n without an en)rt ~ iohsl
yo,s Yery hastily and Unexpectedly the CHAIRMAN put
the question OF Adjournment, when every one was looA
Confidently for speech IN support OF the resolution so
xpr.s.i-s Of the genera sentiments OF the meeting But
the .ympshEsrs with the Social revolution OF France
were 20 Ia tsf,d with and before the crowd st
he "a re- the intimatiou that Dir Elder would address
IL ran IKE smssne.io thrill through tbs whole mass and
in less than ave .inues larger ssemolags thAn me
original meeting hreaihsssy hung upon me words OF e
lupasOuedo orator ri not for ne TO report hsi speech
In hs language Of the speaker II penetrrcd thron.h the
husk OF Republican Institutions 20 the very pHh and so.
Of Freedom Itself" lie dws upou ae fact that the revolt
roa Of 43 triumph Of moral force, Sai In this IL d
fsred rom that OF 1880 and the three days OF 81 Vow
secomplishos7 boy climbed the barbados
threw open his blouse and invited the Ore Of the military,
workman In his blouse stood By his side IN TIA
sane POSITION and the eflesncy OF tho Guad WAS gone
Thsy had not the power thor Suets upon these
noble specimens 81 pssvs resistance. s asked what the
Provisional Government had done since 1t came In power
Ths reply the abolition Il slavery, and oh. more BIG
nacaut than all other facts ihc institution Of Department
II Industry devoted 10 The Organization Of La1or lie
explained what Louis Bssc and the Assoclaonss pro-
re- 20 do Not 10 take from tho rich mat which they al
ready possess and give TO the poor but 10 increase the
nfces Of ths wealthy at The tms that the poor
are being ma.e rich. he pointed olt the possibility 81
r.eoncing tina conf citing cars Of Capital and Labor sJ
maksg the Capisst and Lsborer and ths same per-
suretsning necessary associations Of Capitalists but
admitting thu Lnoorer TO partnership IA their risks and
their benefits.
All this, and great deal more equally pointed was re-
cevs3 by the crowd with shouts OF applause Whie
NJ. Hiser Addressing the main body The Neti9Dsi
Refrnsfs occupied the PLATFORM previously ussd by ths
Fr.rc1 ppeskss IN expedition Of their fsvorits doctrines
spirit OF the largest liberty seemed 20 prevail. for
even tb9 coiOrsd psDso (trOm whom would suppose
RE Rspsbiew Despoton 81 Amsres hsd utterly 'oIn
me ast remnant 81 hsp. for freedom organized In The
sin avenue the squUs and secured the attention aud
pisudits Of the tolerant crowd I noticed, sneBg the
% gathered 70 listen 10 Mr. Elder several ~ tse on
GERS Of the evOns meeting. Alas for tho Courier and
Euquirer Association is 40 longer an abstraction.