New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-04
Tbroush this fair lard each patriot hear;
With bope and q al nsss thrills
For the BiRo that sosrs With u'eie" wing
Hpp erchsd Q pon thy bins
rh.r. NAY be fold hlssinE a1d rest,

Tt,,ush hi. fair lard each patriot heart
With bope and a adnsss thiilhsi
For thu BfRo that sosrs with tre wing
Has perched upon thy bins
There may be fold hisvinE, sad rest
4 xI.Td 80 "a O. co.
Apd prove tbs, Hssv'n hss nobly ble'sd
THE EAGLE OF rHE FSEE'
Thra j9y 70 tAc lant' &c.
NJ A BsfssAsE then took the stand SPEAK SAD
~ ., 40 honor 70 the psop who have achieved TIE Rev
In,Ion Of February France has had other revoiauohs
her brave 5oKresots have successfully ress'el lne ~
nre.on Of her rulers In the July Revolution they oFe
threw an old and tyrAnnicAl dynasty Gnd posseseu ol
,Irs the .en,blsuce Of liberty. But Notwithstanding A.
,hI. The peope remained poor, miserable, degenerate
There are tive tyrAnts la This Wof1-tns vlaat % e
srori and the tyrAri Of misery Inc nrs' o. lnese "
hssn rorousrethe second stu reisns But the spirt OF
resi,tar e has been aroused the people toe Aoorus
M Sses csmAnd freedom from hisswsy Iht cave begun
sps coulueted this Revelation ihrcneh tod direct
~ -ovttence worked f1r their oonert, Their nsPpl
,e.s their freedom And how td they schievef' Behold
them amid sold and ancns tne 10Y
saken spendcrs of the rulleres-and poor ismishhg as
they were they tsok nothing. Were these people wno
.houed such noble sedsriSl born n be slaves 70 I'VE
Door and miserable lives (Cres Of MOI NOD NO. IN
3os's name tell You, In the sight o. heaVen, lne
hour has when the people I'll BE- froe II the french
Government will realize its great promise 70 tne peope
n A. organlzes bor ard makes the sborug classes pros
porous intelligent and happy-France will be the pot OF
the world she WILDE in advance OF rs, who nave out
otca liberty 10 boast or This revolution IL not Tor her
Alone bu, FOR humanlty-far the people OF tie word-for
the worlds education. salute France as the social saw
Jour Of mankind
Mr. KovAIFwsKr followed, In behalf OF Poland. he
was warmly app suded, and a the close OF his remark
hrse cheers were given for the liberation Of Poland lie
vas snc.ested by Mr. CHEpEvILLE. Who made short,
but enthusiastic address.
Mr CLrLus icing called for, excused himself rom
making long speech on account OF hoaEseness He said
Providence was with France. The French people Rad
written glorious page in the history Of Freedom lney
had made a wonderful advance. and by the Impulse OF
lofty principle had become the pride and admiration Of
the world France has mounted on aofty PEDESTAL, rom
which abe cannot now be shaken He hal heard Il said
BIZ gentleman in this City that II France became he
pubcsn the Cossacks would be in Paris, In two years
but IL was bis belief that 10 two years time from the nde
pentence Of France, tie Cossscks would be iree also
Are not the Italians be asked with u.s. Are not me
Poles the Swiss the Ish the English, with us II
We ali take I'D arms 10 the common cause OF ioery we
can sweep away every throne from Europe
The Msrseillaise then sung FOR the hah OF sixth
time followed bv the song the Groudsts, " Mourn
pour Ia pasisr and other revolutionary airs In the eho
rus Of which all audience joined Cheer after eheer
was given hands rose and hats swung In the ar WINE
N, banners ~ the assembled nations were waved III
umphAntly from The stand. The words Of the speakers
were drowned in cries Of enthusiastic excitement again
and again the grand chorus OF the MNsease was calsn
no. and sung with thrilling feryor by the crowd mo
ctzeas OF ali nations oaspei hands and shouted as pro-
Tiers for the common Of liberty Not once IN gem
eraton-soarcsy in ceniury-hss our city Wiz
Ressed q sight Ike this