New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-12
German sympathizers' Meeting at New-0r.
leans.

A large meeting OF those sympathiZing with the
party in Germany now struggling TO get rid Of the
kings and sristocrats, wss held at NewO rlean.
on the lst inst The hall was f0ey ornAmented
aud the motto Liberty. Equality Fraternity, II
German words, was conspicuous Many ladies'
we're present Anthony Rasch presided.
The Chair having explained the objects OF the meet
ng-thai 10 was 10 draw up Constitution and noml
aaie officers for permsuent society 10 'JnPalH4ie
with and aid the German kepubAcans-
Nj Zernecke addressed the assembly for upward Of
hslf an hour IN German. As be resumed us Sc Al
here was general CAL tor Mr.. Frost who presently
appeared On the stand
Mr. Frost spoke N substance a. follows
German liberty rev % ~ l. pot The nrsi Tine
the worlds history hat the hear u TIE despo La
1ua.l,d before The gl,ier Of The German steel
Tue history 81 The Teuionic nsuon proves MAJ 10 he re-
Antiquity hey iley enjoyed the largest lpcfy al1
hey bar reclaim thvlf arc cni rghs i-y pf-paf-o
or the enjoyment %, he greatest blessing cs44 and ie
r..d t6at he German people are not % for freedom
TEL that the people Who invented the pnnins fres-
we're too .uorau 90 enjoy selgOvernmen. l. Wa pre-
1osiefOus They were. " r-cessily prepared The rli
CPS % lmpetl - Ma-ress forced eclcalol ol d.
people. anOsi B., matter OF r.li4ry llscpAlr' a.
ty brsi 0i drum lnlel. and freedom ar ~
,epaab.e Give Tie nfst ana The second mas folio"
one siuge iaei ~as signacani OF ine s-ofe- a. --e
rest Lelpzc fair there common sold 10000 cOf-cs
% >cacrs Tlereis better code VI virt4e ano
freedom man ne nu1esi poems "i-cL NE -al -- a.
ever rodaced people who spPfec.se seaef deserve
20 re free
Cod IN Is wisdom, las divided mankind by sere,es
1i uaer By mountain chains deserts and oceans H.
antics the oy The varieties Of iheir Pfodues-na. iocls
he dependent each other Tor ne Increase %,
iheir happiness Men cisregarcing ne grrst Palsca
bound ae. have divided Tie earta from poAca cOls4lr
auOrs Germ auy thus cividtt but great coll-
try. speaking he dl- ecis ~ common ara -sse ADO
i0W whrn. al ~alng long ana 80 patiently, fof l-
r4nrul kngy promises nov. ltai tccF claimed %
hand me restoration o. tlcr anc clt ifr-lo
be 1upcl LEY wJl.d form Common curfrirfatt
q llcr pendent >far- faAilg suFrrLErli mode
Al the formation u or Government a. mai solgh
safe o1scuuiy. Ia thr great VA o. Nspo.ron -
&c - remain lulfin9 % illlEl-
,e. FROM both the hes-rerts Then. We felt % was Tor
rnsf- fhafSn0 nj Of ed between Arc D.
% Word ard mere wisdom Ia Tic Of JeS-f-
sor 10 wished 70 ocean or SIRE Bal our position
and duties have co4ngrd slc- I1re~ quarters o.
century u peace have developed our strength aud place
u ualuus >nd Ne are nov ne creates
Republic nat ever existed IN ms trfroe var Of opln
on ustcomnenclng We shall Dc compelled 70 izke p>f
several passages IN NJ. Frosts speech were rsptuT
oa.y applsuded and rs Happy CONCLUSION eneefed
several minutes.
The Constitution Of The Society having been read and
adopted, the following o6eeFs were elected y scc!s
nation
ANTHONY RAscH President. FLSDiSANp LEoSI.
>EcEE. ls SECRETARY, - Cnarr-s-st CHks AD MENEk
? Secretary 8; Crartrv.-.t G >H~rIDEE. Ir-asu-rr
CSa~if;ee- IA O~nse Theodore Me- g, JOhaal Ma
r., Ca-ps- Aaeh. Car Gcutzrn. 2 Werner, L,'ll'
scawAfz. H-indch sen -rk. Frvc-rck Heinrien. hoz
hoAsneer, Heinrich Altx. Charles Schindl- J0seph
Ledrrrr Jlhus Drixmzun
Fersnns = AL nsuons may become members az tnis
>ocsfy oy applying 70 u Secretaries and pay
.n. orc 1rss per mouth
Dr. Wei1er fhsn addressed tie meeting a. length in
German with Us gsas force 40 s.ofgeEoe Aiss web
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