The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-05

Ward picked mp the child and conveyed IL to the hos
pitsl Upon being examined supposed the child
would survive the injuries.
Republican Meetiny-IAungary and the
Fourth OF July.
According to advertisement, a meeting Of Hun
garians and other Germans, French, Italian. and
American sympathizers with the oppressed and
struggling democracies of Europe, was held yes.
terday, at For,y- second street and Second avenue,
near Conrad's, German public house, situate on
rising ground, on the bank Of the East River. The
view from this lovely spot Is one of the finest about
New York. The river there is exceedingly beau
tifuI, and the scenery picturesque. Backwcls
Island lies opposite, in the middle of the channel,
and with the steamers and small craft continually
passing, contributes to heighten the effect. No
thing could be more romantic spirit-strrin than
from that eEnence, commanding on one side spleu-
did Wow Of New York, Brooklyn, Williamsburg, and
the blue Sound studded with snowy sails to the
other slowly and solemnly winding up the hill, band
patriot brothers. Of many nations but every heart
beating In unison for liberty aud republicansm with
soul and one voice singing the glorious Msrsellase
the music of magnificent band chosen from all the
German musical societies II the city, and three flags
Of freedom Autter ing In the wind The procession,
which set out from the Mechanics' Hail. in Hester
street expected to reach the place OF meeting at
O'Clock. but did not arrive till 3. The ground was al
ready covered with numerous spectators, and plat
form erected for the psskers The appearance Of
the trout Of the column the signal fer loud and
enthusiastic cheer AS the procession filed past the
platform. saw more distinctly what the flags
that we're protected by guard Of honor, armed with
fer Ko.suth. the Red RepubiicsS nag and tho star
spabged banner gorously torn the plains Of Mex
leo We must describe each: The Hungarian dag
cxqusitey beautiful tricolor green, white and
with the goddess Of liberty in the centre aud
ride thsinscription Washington, the Lbcrstor
Of America on the other Kossuth the Libsrator of
HunCnrv
berry Glory On the diverse side was the following:
e The free Hungsrians In Ameriea to the liberated
also very handsome, though plain. The ground
was scarlet, and the inscription in black letters the
the red blood that flows for liberty. IL contained tho
following Words Litertie, Egaine Fraeraitie, So
. Union Soeiafster Tho third nag was the N est re-
Variable OF all II was evident IL had seen some SER
vae There was large hole about the sire Of eau
ball through the spot occupied by the stars, aud
its folds otherwise shattered, while the star
broken 10 more than one place and tied up with twne
On inquiry. found IL tho flag Of the New York
Volunteers, obtained great favor from the Mayor
for this occasion the condition that IL should be
turned before sunset and entrusted TO Lieut. Becker
that corps who bore II In tho procession In carry
II at Churubusco, Sergeant Romaync received Fix bull
let's through his body Mr. Lake, corporal OF the
color guard. whom Observed the platform, took
IL up IRON him aud bore 1t till he received two bullets
through HE head when Lieutenant Renos took IL from
him IL was In the stormng Of the heights Of Chspul
tep.c that the h,lc made through 1t by cannon
ball aud Sergeant ionshaw shot down while bear
ing IL On that scc1sion Lieutenant Dardensillc sue
c.ed.d to tho poet Of honor and promoted for his
h.roism This flag Is. therefore, glorious relic.
Tho procession Which consisted FOR the part Of
Germans ana French presented n fine aud as martial
body as We ever saw. The Red Republicans wore q
piece Of red ribbon in their breasts.
Among those present was Mr.. Boudou. vcsey street.
aven.rable veteran Of the French revolution OF 1885,
who lost leg that memorable occasion. lie wears
long bard aud has wailikc mien Though his hair is
IRE Of Mars in his dark ye, and seemed enthusiastic
Another hero present, who lost leg In fight
ing for his country In the Mexican war, j. w.
schIciber lie wore the ribbon of the Red Republicans
Aeask Of strong ale was placed on the tables, and
coriou drsughts served TO all who were thirsty while
the gras all around we'll as at tables laid In the
open air men, women and children recruited nature
With Wholesome viapds and beer the drink Of the Ger
in The glass taDkard peculiar to them.
Altogether the scene was worthy oil the pencil OF
The meeting was called to order by Mr.. Charles
The Wee. rresidents we're Messrs. Lcssge, Bietx,
KTeusr Bussmau and Wheln.
The Secretaries Mcssrs Fremrlcr and iielmish.
MIR klr,rn having called for three cheers for the
three flags which were enthusiastically responded
MIR yosciIINssrr read the Declaration ~ American
Independence, as a document appropriate TO the day
and containing the great principles Of republican
liberty. for which they were struggling.
The band then struck up that sublime German
hymn to freedom, Give your hand 70 the nion' aud
all JOINED In the song This performance was truly
MIR Ks,rrn then addressed The meeting In Gcrusn. 4
lie spoke With great energy lie ssit In days gone BY,
the people crushed beneath the darkness of de-
fpotfrn, because they were not enlightened. 4 li,ht
hone forth in the New World but the tyrants q the
old rokted IL just they were now resisting the re-
publican spirit that bad sprung up In Europe Their
fcsisianec would 30 yaiu now u vas when Wssh-
ngtop led the army % liberty. Though the Emperor
q Russia uent band In hand With the rope they could
hot put down the democracy. The only true nation.
alities in the world were republican.
Tho foregoing 10 but an outline OF Dir. kreucrs
speech
Mr. ArgrrRr,s... then addressed the meeting Ia
frrnch lie said in this land, where fathers fought
fer the American 1ndependcncc-at this solemn
nent whsp the sristocrsts seem 10 have given them
selves the watchwort socialist democrats protest.
In the face Of the world against tho acriic,ious
which the infamous French government have carried
on against the Roman republic when We hear blood
Thirsty monsters call themselves modefates We pride
ourselves in the Of socialist republicans What
Indignation should not feel &C seeing the who,
In The name OF the republic bctray the rirhts OF hui
We declare that most ardent sympathlcs FOR
ever secured to the noble Hungarian aud Roman 70.
rubcs Let us socalis democrats of the whole world
unite svainst the tyranny Of diplomacy, ami the
moncyed interest Let cheer the universal republic.
Vehement checrinr)
he band then struck up the sNInrseraiso,n which
vas sung by the entire meeting. and had most thrill
ing effect s its echoes rcsouniei over the still waters
81 the last River.
Lroroi KIN, HUNGARIAN then addressed the meet
ing In German lie addressed his ciuzcns not
only Germans but French. Itslisns aud all republi
and in the Of tho iIupgsrans he presented
The flag destined for kossuth tor the rst time the
free ,oi Of America Aud, therefore, lie called ON
hem 10 unite as peoplcss true republicans, and
to give up all other distinctions. There coull BE- no
doubt that the old world left behind the age for
they only law what Americans seventy years ago
DIR bAREtt was the ncst speaker he said no other
nation In Europe had 90 attained ia. position OF
republic As Hungary. and Therefore IL was entitled
not only TO the sympsthy and support Of ell true re-
pbbcsns but 20 the recognition Of the government VI
the l nitcd States.
DR. Jonsscv then read the Hungarian address to |
koSfutb, and commented upon IT, in an eloquent i
speech The address unanimously adopted.
Nit DiETk. the edtsr OF the New York Stats /stHg,
then addressed the meeting in reference 20 the Amcri
can rag. vhich borne IN the Mexican war, aud i
Low exhibited IA the front cf the meeting llc sstd,
lat M \ az IA afU
many races; true republicans had fought at their
batl,s without considering tho place Il their birth
thty hsdsucceeded and their union and victory ought
20 be a lesson 90 Europe
Nr. DihSaEv, Tie sddfcsstd the meeting .s-1eh