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

rA,,,h ,ht, fair lard each patriot hesrt
WITH hope and glsdness thrills;
yer the bad that scars ~ith ureies' WIG
Has perchsd upon thy nus
Tb.rs nav be fold hi. wing. and rest,
xfsldian 20 . 80
And prove that Hesv'n has nohiy ble"
THE EAGLE o. TIE tSbk
Tlsn joy 20 fie land, SC.
NJ A. BE1srlSE then took the stand SPEAK sac
b 40 40 honor 70 the ps0pe who have achieved me he'
ontlou Of February France has had other FeVoiuuos'
her brave 50Hrg,oiGe have successfully ress'e ne ~
preston u her rulers IA the July hefo,oyu - -
Sew an old aid tvrAnrica dynasty. ard possessed lot
lime, the semblance Of liberty. Bat noiwthstAnaihs az
this the people remained poor, miserable dessheaS
Tn are Are TIVE tyrAuts In this wo-t-ihe ylsnl o. suo
xort spd the tyrAu Of misery. The hrst OF these ns
been couquered-the second still; reigns Bar the spun, o.
resistarce has heen aroused the people tne AoVIms
dems and freedom from his sway. my nave nesu
sns COMPLETED this great Revolution through GOD oS
ng providence. 10 has worked foI zen dement, % fgs
ness their freedom And how aid they achieveh' Behold
,her amid solt and misunderstanding among me i0I-
ssken spendors Of the Tgieries-1nd poor isnshing a
they were, they teok nothing Were these peoPe, WY
showed such noble setsniA born 10 be slaves, 70 i've
moor and miserable lives (Cries Of No NOD NO, IN
GoS's name no. tell you. in the sight OF Heaven, tne
hour has come when the people M be ree III me rlehSu
Government will realize It's great promise 70 the peope-
n a. organzes labor ard makes the sborng classes pros
uerous INTEL gent and haqpy-france Will DC me puoI q
the world She will be IN advance OF u.s. VINO nsVe ou1
political liberty bossi cf This revelation IS not of er
alone IN, for humsnityfOr the people OF tie wol1-
Jour OF mankind ~,
Mr.. KowALEwsKI followed, In behalf OF Poland. lie
va, warmly applauded and az the close OF his remarks
three cheers were given for the liberation OF Poland ne
vas succeeded by Mr.. CHEDEyuLE, who made snort,
but enthusiastic address. ,, A.
Mr.. CAYLus telng called for, excused himself nom
making long speech on account Of hoarseness lie sal
Proviterce was with France. The French people haa
written glorious page in the history OF Freedom ihey
haf made wonderful advance, and by the impulse q
loy principle had become the pride and admiration q
the world France has mounted on lofty pecesia IRON,
which she cannot be shaken. lie hai neArd II sac
by gentleman in this City, tha, II France became ne
publlcan the Cosacks would be in Paris IN two years
but II was his belief that In years time from the mae
uendence Of France the Cossacks would be tree aso
Are not the Italians be asked, with US are hot ING
Poles the Swiss the Irsh the English win us Al
we ali take Up arms in the common cause oil hpefy We
can sweep away every throne from Europe Al.
The Marssiaise was then sung for the hith or SAln
time followed BY the song Of the Girond!sts. M0m"
pour Ia p1re" and other revolutionary airs IN tne emo
rus OF which all the audience joined Cheer aer eneel
was given hands rose and hats swung In tho ar Whie
the banners OF the assembled nations were waved Hl'
umohAnty from the stand. The words Of the speaker
were drowned In cries Of enthusiastic excitement an
and again the grand chorus Of the Msease was esush
up and sung with thrilling fervor BY tue crowd Inc
c,zess Of all nations casped hands and shouted As pro
theirs for the common OF liberty Not once gen
eration- narcey once in ceniury-has our CITY WIZ
Eessed sight Ike this