The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-04
Nous suie. qui loin des estatllss
suscomho us dsus l'ooscuri't
You ns du n oius nos fucsraules

C,-st lie sort l. plus beau }n;
lie plus digsie d'snvie.
In This patr,o,ic song the Gro w below heartily joined
forming chorus Of many voices producing me sno
aniwatug effect While this song was singing and the
bs,d struck up :. Yankee Doodls" and shus several
art,-s were engaged at the ssms time in different
sf1Tps sn and which S. saan. samn,
ana heroes of Paris have kindled-t may be
ssd throughout the whole world After repetition Of
the Narseilass hymn 10 besutfu style from the band
ma the shades OF evening fast coming the
suissable as the darkness vh-reupon three
cheers were called for Liberty throughout the world
The immense crowd immediately caught up the word
and gave three such hearty cheers made the welkin
ring. great deal more cheering and hurraiDg took
place and the meeting stengh adjourned In the high
Never since the drst breath Of liberty inhaled up
this continent has there beea such demonstration,
declaring that r.pubicanism marches onward Led by
that chsmplou Of freedom Plus TX France hes given
death blow to despotism II IL decreed that the OF
Europe .ha govern and that those who rule
servants To describe the energy, enthusiasm the Gre
the determination OF the Fren chmen he lrshmen
the Italians, Austrians Swtzers, Germans Poles Eng
ii.hmen, scotchmen Welshmen, led on by Americans,
uid be impossible Pat rotsm never had better spos
perfect understanding that freedom. equality and bro
theTiy love- the worn duty that mads them NIL JOIN
every tyrauncai movement Could Quse. Victoria have
invsi BILE listener the freedom Of her domtnions
would ,ns , wo,k S. se sSu, Philippe was TOO
LArED The stand was filed with men OF all natons
Their Gags " O will endeavor 10 DESCRIBE
LIST FEDERAL flag Of the republic OF Switzerland Co.
lors-red, with white cross
I'd Posh having for it: csn.rs an esge (white andsn
armed chevaer representing the province OF Litnuanis
Coiors-red and yellow.
ST. Americas glorious stripes and stars, embosomed
and side and side with the tri-color of France.
ah tri color aud other coors or the French COM
pany the Lafayette Gusrds
stu Green on the stat white and red, representing
the Italian States.
oh Tbs German States united asgs
Tn Irish n,g but thu green was display ed,
nd AZ s,o AT As Va
national nag But was decreed by all that she must
be republic. Mers repeal Is too late To undertake
to day give the Of tho speakers, fully would
be an utter mpossibiliy there was bur one thought
In every mind Liberty Equality and fraternity for all
the world, ard death to despos. Speeches. national
songs odes which would thrill every msn's heart who
pants for liberty burning eloquencs which must stir
conspicuous and having abandoned the mere demand
of repeal insisted republicAnizng Ireland, pledg
every hazard 1t was stated yesterday that tho Ameri-
born in nine lands in Europe, would join
America should be free Not nins men, but two hua.
dred thousand men in the empire city registered that
oath, and it wa.a thrilling sight The tyrsnts of the
hour should understand IL, and be warned in time Tbs
repubcansng Ishmen could not restrain their joy but
proceeded when ths general meeting adjourned to the
Sh akspeare Hotel with their bands of music, and hsd
such unanimous and crushing denomination Of the
old aod young Irelsnd parties. going up to tho
lightning lines of tbs day' oberats British rule,
that their outbreak OF and fraternity be de-
soribed Men and money for Ireland freely offered
again forthwith upon arrival of the next stesmsr
The general address to ell nations unanimously
proved and the address the Irish repu licaps was
chs.red throughout. Fire works and administrations
ishsd the nish but really seemed that there could
To- S. % OF. Of Equality and
and viUe Ia belle rePublque.
THE GERMAN STAND.
Mr.. P. w. SCHMIDT WAS the President, and Mr. KRUER
Secretary.
After order was restored, Mr. SCHMIDT said II am
delighted to meet such mass of my countrymsn on 70
auspicious IN occasion can the rays of joy and
enthusiasm beaulng
and the shouts hear are the eohc OF thai sound OF
liberty which been waited the to glad
den our he arts He then proposed to proceed
with the object Of tho meeting
MIR. Secretary KRUER then read the address ia Ger
PArRIorsK Won PANS: Eu.e elorreichsn Thaten hsb.n
dss Zeichen EUR Befreiunx der alien Welt g.geben
Die Vorsehung hat Frankreich wrdig erachtet Europa
i'm Kampf fur seipe R-chte vor.i zusehen Kinder
verschisd-n-n Euroraischsn Natonen sind wir in die
hpit DER nstitu,ionsn elmer gro.sen Nation und Jshre
larg schlugen uDsere H'rzru vol Hofnuug uGssre
ubterdiucken Lsndsleute ,ht-n bald suf ihrem hs
mathchen Bod-n di.selben treihsiten geniessen Die
ser crosse Tag list angebf chen.
PArRioTFN Won PARIs Eure eignen Landsleute in
diessr STAG. haben schon hire Gsihe gNgeH Euch aus
gsepro hen. Heute ver-ingen wiz Deu1che, Pollen
Islener, schweiz lraaicr und Britten ale in
BIZ ierichkeit, Euch unsere heizl listen Segenswuu
sche fur das Wohergehen der frarfo iscsen R-pubis
darIuoriDgen DE slacrihaui'chen Burger dieser blu
heDd.n Stad hAbsn sch init ibrer gwo hnchen Bereit
wigkeit, as Fortechrite der Freiheit nit frcuigem
B.ifa beg gea. nsa:,'gep D.monsira-
keit g.ban hat such DIR sssdtra6 uns seine Hdlfe
upd Bais s.nd fr. undlich srgeboten
Wr hoff-n dss glorreicae Beispi. der franz schen
Revolution wird bald Won allen andern befogt
Thsiitet hr NIGHT dssselbe Gsiuhl dieselben Err
wsrungen ais hr in dsn weltbei uhmten
Stsdt gegen die rdIuckupg und die Ditteiaterli
chen Tend cures Ko oigs uud ecner Reggie
rug kaupftet? Wuraet ihr Euch befriedigt uhlen
wern euer Triumph SIGH suf Erapkreich allein be-
schIaukts und DIS ubrige Europa in den Bandeo
der sklavsre bhebe? Nein, Bru isIchseit list jetzt
aber die franzodsche Republik en,fAltet das Banner
auderer Sic bieet edelmuthig allen Inter
druck.en die Hand Auf Sic steht unssre Hofnupg
DAs GENERALcoMMrTrEE:
FFW. Schmidt. + Ei ss 5:SsI;
II Krieys. Pm Merkie. J. Heinrich
+. Eicke. p. Pull G. weissenbaoh.
8 SchDidt. Dreeser Ch. Vetter.
c Winklsr. j. II Ssemmler.
A. Kruar. ii. Ahrens
f. then pro:eeded with the following remarks "A
ne, light has suddenly BURT upon Happy and glad
tdnys Of liberty and brotherhood have reached from
beyond the Atlantic Tse yoasg spring greats q rrju
long seemed to have become dried up in the winter OF
OPPRESSION have began to bloom and greet with
with high, with glorious thoughts and Welcomes
thoughts which bright and beauteous that they
unite naons-sye the nations OF both hemis
pheres IL is not the first dawn Of berty which here
greet here know her already in her stsepgth-she
rejoices within our hearts; for here stand upon
the fertile soil OF Gbsrtybut in aDeher
world tbs great word, Let there be light" has
bsen proclaimed Let there be light for the union of
nstons ligh. for love and truth light for po!i,Sal and
ply This heavenly call resoundsd fret in France The
bright ray of that light that egiving meteor, frat
flashed over the bright sky OF Ia belle France. We
knew that France the world moving voc of the
revolution We knew that Paris the crater we
knew that thu creating though ripe for living
ton; but yet the came udden, in such
stionsbs truth and grandeur that 1t almost
powered us 1T My 9Th be cams childish delight.
bold word changed TO atear of ioy hAtrsd and
bitterness; changed TO brothsrly love, and the
cienched fist relaxed to give brothsry pressuro of the
hand. We bsoams the children of new world--the
world Of liberty and humanity. We trembed when we
first heard the Of the revolution. We feared that
nf he aho sspk
into the hearts OF their oppre,sorsthst blood would
flow in streams and stain the glory Of the PEOPLES VIC
tory But thanks to the example of glorious and happy
America The idol Of our truth and the glory OF hu
nenity destined to remain pure aud unspotted in
its viz uin Sfv. dasttn 70 Wis ph.a