New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-02
Anniver.sry Of the Phio.eAlan and Peitho-
gogfnr societies.

course. The Chsrch was crowded with the inends
sod Invited guesfs Of the members Of ths Societies snf
fs erercises of fhe everins --c Cuii .encd y the
PLAYING q, Intervals q bsnd engsgea for tne oceason
Attrs hour appointed lie orator Of the evening Tss
introduced 10 the audience DO said do r0' address
m7saif q yo1lh alone and see belong n ny
sr6liory ard &C. tacse chiefly design 70 apply NJ re-
marks ihis evening 10 u my iotenaon o. direct your
attention 70 one 'ocsi organizl ton ~ cse-se'-
soc ty 81 inc present cay in p-A.s ll'.e.
flrr- lrl certain silo-cr.y fi4.c pes Aieu i"'--iJ
-seut fh.noeIves fhe mind n frr observer 20 poo"
uer~e re scton and determine lts character 10 r.
spec. o. political power inst oi repres hiALon o..
l. ser rne iaer ~ i- lass VI s.ccrfcn q, ne ues
a. .-i,-1rr-.r-a il i1s state. representation, o.
lotion With oiasr reforms carried out 20 'aes
fiii.f eAtllt. ID OIL The r-" r.--c- have COT adopted
them INFO -s-ir Constitutions 'neJ Gre 20 nesfH sP
u.,s.ird ias' 80 6f-rcacc % scarcely nr-c~'fh~
H. Won Gentlemen fresn most q you ere rom cs'
steal rcssgrchcs if l. urn cess-ly - 'ay That aong
snci-ai Government rore -ie 90 1e f3an1 "a- e.fs
49, 81. should ,-f fere.t tH Lcu for Hz-iI uA-.
ig..rsln "a tha principle of popular --ta-
n hsd any Government EXISTED ne art,t ency o
which eas % eq-si.4e isc condition ~ classes. ~
ftnr-s public tunirvI ~Cfe Ia me lands VI t-e
ret r~rfu.ivelg sne .lc pcor we're doomed 20 n.e
III erndesry sl1 .nr. fi-, ere .5i1ymesi d pol
caf rlv cres Big. fu'rer. 60 r--& on sl4er. .nr'-
-.s. ,--. lts G. . Hrrr.arr were r0' irl--e1 cpoc
tie e.a... 'i- yanc pies p9wer ~as V.sa ssc1 3
,As ie. b ilr complete exci1sion oi &c i0"stri'
.er..-. r che s-i,. io Rome ihe great .ls - tfr
y-op's va.. " posHs.f idl more lfgr-sea irstes
s-4 pr. -ran.oaI o-cup-tnns we've nee in cni'n.r
e.I we're fol tho 10 80 peft 1Zercs b. &c poorer
r-s..- .n. t.rfi4res TIE f.r-rl- 20 q. tc;1 . t'-
erurn.r.s were based on social disD.er ns and if 'ss
fao.e 0si'crio1s, with tbar iaisl nrneD--s "iicE
! r-e1gt destruction en- both
d. 1c.- r-..srcne- tr.1 ia is.oly ci tlcsc Fe~U1
g-. yol c-au4. Tat &C. nov '"i@oT they alf-r iFo-
our n ir recipe. G. .ae col4lOr OF gre e. G. ooGg
or the people. Ia. euaa 81 sen 'ae FRS, sncoes-ir
.fI r0I. /. Ir
moot irf.r.fabe o. ftc FaUr 0 ne great massfs
% fhc lccp's iEs clir4ucuisefret o' Che "fe we
Zoe frst step '9War1 Tie aDciDaion 49, ictsslrs
cssscs. its orders of rrlil-v, e4cissire pfigss,s
The oxfmprol a. favored classes, remain si n Goire
Of tho nations Of Europe IN Crest fri.r tr're ere
lf fhal .ne million ol voters ir twenty iorT f1 Hons
OF inhslIta7t' and Co., Right OF -9i-ago BE- or'y eN
erted IN re'0reuoe - siasi. p ancn Q O. es.ai'c
power on the Continent q Europe the tendency ci
Zoe greet o The people is toward * publican
ism This is tee case lu ri countries vfih me eNce
lion o. Russ4s the peasants there src sii ln state ~
the mt shect yfss1l.re. ? Dee hes ai one bound
achieved the great uqut oi Universal Suffrage The
Constitution gives % Old her =. le sob ecis thr night o
vote 81 iveny-oue ycsrs Of age ane ha'.ng sN'inen
line sr4 ~ twenty % they eligible o. a1T post ~
toe Government fl which tuer ialcnts and character
ulsy tatuc them tlf Trance nse -i'-r ter c0nfer
son O. Repuhnc-a'in played false 70 her creed she
hss suppr,ssod porla- nuFeinc1i'in otnaF conntne-
frf hfnssr r hltn frcie Of her Constitution, which
dscl.rcs sic wall never pnt cyru tae liberties OF an
onn 2 nor destroy lai nationality. She hls under rne
i.rn.oa in them By The prCge, o~cfthrewn me new
born Nhefiifs Cf Rome iff uf nope the French Pc
pie viii 1isat themselves N iis opinion oi mNn"il
Iast rance p0sfol-es crest advantages over other
countries for Democratic Government 90 one VIII
dispute: her so, j. owned by twenty M lions oi isr.
ners who AN 1t themselves and who p's'es' without
,fch taxation Ore produce oi their l1rrs- ln i1e-
land the coil 10 owned by twcniy or thirty thousand
who proc ere others % t 10 for them.
Ia me history of The German states tnerr s great
Lesson 10 De- learned Moro shan thirty years ayo The
I q ls.14 IH.H HI
snfufiona en- consequence Cf The e-orfs thfy ns1c
| overthrow Napoleon bonsparte The 'onQnefor oi
Europe wac oyerhr0au. aud he was forced 20 inro"
himself upon the hospitality o his mosl powerful tpi
rtsd aud uIost generous enemy. Ia What manner ii-
confdinr spit so0uiid wc eli know the d'ssrsco
| Indeed upon England ul long De remembered III"
Glrmanc Confederation cpnsiss % thirty eight states
thirty four oi shic0 are mon .Icaica n ior" ne one
four Sire the renuauf al the uanseslc League. Pc
vcfcns Oi seventeen ui these -t'cs "'th poPl4 uof
OF about twelve millions nominal 3. flfiCd trCf lccf.
es by giving their people Cao.uiauons bui fhe sorc.
rs of rho olher -sles refused 90 redeem their pro
mixers The recent -otfcis on thc part ni dee nalit
g. free themselves, doubtless crew l some degree ori
OF the Dad siih o Of their rulrrs IL ne Ocrmsn
So,erei.ns had iuif I'd ifCir Ycases by giving Cons
buttons NORMALLY free 90 inor people ia IS probable
these c1uois might have be- postponed cnoce,s ui
which thirty ycafs a-o "ond have oeen p'Aoie +" .
| not now be- received ana the people OF Germany VI
yet right themselves. Leg r nor be supposed tAst, be-
| cause II .ts prcsent defeat Freedom IN Europe i'
| hopeless.
| ta--tH
made until Government VAS institutod- might sd
| how lltlc has been done even now, beyond orr oWu
limits II il true the progress " h5eTa opinions ha'
been most rapid physical suffering growing olt oi
unequal laws the obstinate refusal Of sycrfi classes O.
extend those p-.vceie sacn they enjoy % the po.r-
clss.e. he ps 90 bring about ,so-o yes af 1s :.
/ mus, snd Will eventually worS cot the freedom sn-
regeneration ai mankind the world over Lilfratlf
to1 hss lr,t its l4luance - tlc present time 10 %
s-c 81 -llai freedom Il may be tat the silent pro
gres. q opinion hss rescied on literature DO uo
/ speak 81 oar rHu c.un.ryiosn 10 ms eonree
tnn. Hhosa wrivrHs a4e AT im1lcI ~ifn ne sqiii
2 zoe prin-., SO OF car own O1vcrr-i1-t s-asi
0n The subject Of literature the zion gentleman ps'0
higa tribute % "a literary meit' of ~'r " sief Scoit
The speaker continued ia speaking o. c.slnrtiors-
speak OF th- as taey hHve existed n ot-ef countries
| rs feu-fEa are sFyleaoi- only IN limited n,e 81
ours our men oirec''- rA'c s- -i.ie- ,asii iet-'
3D. the labor O. thslr 0wl 1--1--t'r largest ffr'r
ever suasssa in fh. .s.s vas sccumllsted 10 oil.
lfsfne-snc while ir's tcgi, VIII sa7 nat no1..
mo1l-snf is about being e.tctcd lear ins spnt u
waica sf-oc. TIE psTPesaslon e: wesita Win ss ,
/ usarlv irrro.sir'e 80 'a7le ~ .-N s-i-'-.v.-
.rf e. dis1arse BAT tc elerfv oi oar ancestor D.
brought fcslitrr. Mhtr I -r-sk II tae .1-lsu.l1
classes / 90 llf near those ~l1te 1rl7 aiior1 cl.r
thern % MANUEL ls-of- lseed $40 Dot sc-c inal -
most trylns e msuus labor What se-T.ce 20 u,o-e 10
RENTING issa ia: OF the Amcrcsr merchant, es-n
fnczrlug ~ an cary boal Of the DAY an encins 81
ste rcu- Of tc ri hi Ncr i ne nrf7 81 ire iris
sss l.5criou. or rcsgousise. How Ai.s sQPrecia.e
! tae ishor q tie student
Speaking c. ihe true .gius Cd hepE5hesallu;
I
f.atiy understood. seen - ccuean ite rss-nce ol
is-, i desr.os Ln hUnsn government They srs
Liberty, Equality. Fraternity '-illerty ss-u-e
, snd regulated y fEe laws EqasLiy 10 the eNefcis
o! csllcs nsats r1a IN 10 sailysrfuso % Porc- pi
sleses. Fraternity IT, I'D t4lllu.-a. vi a. orr o.
7sr % iclOl, ana a7 csrls ins into our lie
cor-rI cations hat sylrE s-ay sac eonna-rce ~nie
shc1.t se.clg q hr-t1-r. % the sane poll Lea family
There sIr llzlt.1s 70 f1l4l-- W 1-.cfer 14lclenc
thrls lss be ID our ere-s sc rn.s oi love j. equal
ciser o. alto g. - eur aei- 1o0r A. - wo11 1sv
l.ll & e. g. Us TO stsls.l is1I '1arng lin 10 81
Wa. Iais s the TO- or CT Nature a-d Key o--s1ni .i
L addresses .tse.f t. thc minds Of Al wlt1 -resislt
force let us rnsSe Is the Ills % Ger lives le; =
leaders 81 re1sion aud patriotism stsrd sce By AIDE
. ff.n shall .kc.r eor-s arse a. ore cc11-1u prayer
heaven. ca.lrg down blessings and peace 1poa orr b
B.. loved country.
Tie exercises q thr evening we're .srmns.ed y Z.
!, | reading OF ccsu b. .caN hcNCL1EN. Esq
IL - The Lees Comfy IadiciAi Couvea,.es
{ rEnnsry Han set evening. cd lot work vita snt
q snootsness Considering the suSnty Of rnioa snt b
"a taony there Ia Ia sh- p=siy. snr organization vas d
eoenp-esed All iste hour; the great ditcufy was