The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-02

ST Loui. BoieI The room was crowded principally with
enhusasto Germaps. while the balcony were numharsof
re ipiias portions o. creation IN the centre Of the oom
was large picture repIaonting Liberty and bearing the
motto, frsikeit Glelehsff Braderfiehkeit Liberty,
Equality and Paternity" Overhead waved tho Tag Of
GaFmanyihe black led and son company with the til
color and the American aas. The meeting having been
called 70 order the following gentlemen unanimously
elected odiosn
Presidsnt-- ANrHoSx RAscH
LedelsI, Ferdinand Lsoni, T MaTks pt Gsns
Sgeycfaries--H. i. Eenecke A. Mayen
Mr. Zefnecke was then called on, and raspondsd ia Ger
He spoke Of the sacred Of German unily-of
The efforts Of the German penue against their oppIessorsof
the Northern bareaans Of Russia. and Of The manifesto Of
the Russian Emperor threatening tubYert the liberties OF
Southern Europe with bis Coisaek hogdes Ie referred to
the motto Of the United States, Piaribus Uaamn a.
fitting fo q German Republic and spoke Of The
TIME when he banners above him should wave great
fee, and United Germany.
Amer MI Isrhecke had fnshed speaking Dr. Weiner
presented Constitution which had been formed for the
Central Socieiy Of those in She United States ympaihzng
with the Republicans Of Germany The Constitutions
unanimously adopted. and the following gentlemen elected
officers
Pgssiasnt--AHrHoeY RAsoH..
Kiee PTesideRts-F Ferdinand LeOni, 7. OppenwelhsI,
isrst Secretary III + zepseks. 81 cbassss street
Second SecretdrHChnres AID Meyer 68 Chartre street,
coanai tee Charles Geherb Theodore Never. Johsn
Muller Caspar Auuh Charles Genizen r E Werner, Louis
schwafz Juins Det2mann. Heinrich Schlenk tlederiek
HsinehI, T Holz, F. HolandeT Heinrich ANTI, Charles
Schmidt, joseph LsdeFeL
MI Frost being called for, forward and spoke sub
sianialy as follows:
German liberty is no new thing Il is now for the ffst
time that the heart Of despots quails before the glitter Of
German seet The nation is and has been iaT sges
could hur 70 thesah The .fans who Cypress her The
baek M ts sso 5f shissilV sa go5 MI ose WI hsf
me relate the story Of your county. We Anglo men-
degree further removed viii rejoice hear related the story
81 we 4en,esspeats o oas common sneessfy c.
atheis were 2a2aoas eIe 60 ppslled 70 adm that hey
Of German aims, was when the nyneble Cimd rushe
across hs Abs and spread tbs fear Of Their ihe
one battle slew eco It was then that the Latin yocsbl
panio became Inc emblem 81 every thing terrible in the
Black e est Of Germany he Roman egions Hermann
ana gvJ1 iqp1d there grave When the news reached
ne capital AZ Rome was IN amentatons scarce family
self as he went bowling through his palace cried in
= Give me back Nauus-N But NaHus could not return.
Ten yean after that time the GeTmaneus conducted
an sTny OF TWICE ts number e te SPOT where The ssag
ieIIed or them Heaven smiled the nOus undertaking,
Mature hsd thrown IN their way The dead were piled to-
gelheE in vest tnmuus; and her own dead thus muked
the limit Of the Roman Empire At last after the contest
Of yeas ,he eonaueof was conquered The Gothic armies
eneaped IN the seTenhiled city, and the fabric 81 Roman
sppi at certain seasons rolls is turbulent the ocean,
aud leaves upon The exhausted soil new elements Of fertility
ard Roman S n @ sep a Sgsso Rss G
ts mssoa and become useless and noEiogs weed the
prepared og he more beautiful and perfect growth Of mod
The invasion 81 Rome SHOVE one trait Of the old Gothic
character deserving Of onr admiration. When the midst
captured town. Gothic soldiers found the vessels and
relics used in the rites Of the galhoe Church hoe sacred
was the evsfeee shown or ifs fSrs fs nv sout bs5
baTous aneestos After these events followed tie DARK ages
the night between two brilliant days. As the indvidus
when eShspssd naide pspslss ne body u new achieve
with sne6 Bsr se tber y sIsH5 tSs
o9nef Rafon Then tue GENIAL influence Of oommelee dis
ery Ameoa reads with pride ne story Of e confedsraey
q ihs tree cities Of Germany TIE Persian in his anger
the Dutch have rescued almost continent from the
is not fl fa iIesdom What can he that Inc country
where We printing pesa Originated IS not d for liberty
re nation among whom that enlishtsner Of the human
mind vas first phi in operation must be iumined by The
edneSid st IL sgg'y b 1eie 81 eoPs sLs uniyeisaly
eomplson educated the peoples and thus BY herown
Germany COMPOSED of MANY different communities but
@ a nss ]. iof eIeai nation By gging q one mother
mel hey should adopt the United States as model where
one nation II left combat single handed agsins, her o.
fTssao i9 sons o. ensi panees'os who hsitled Tor
Ky if us Asan 2. Rome bu5 they aie not e
sent forth her baIbsian h0ries % crush he bsTes Of West
Europe When Russia throws herself into one scale 1t
the DUTY Of the Young men ct America % throw them
great natonhe greatest Republic Of the world New and
moral struggle now going On throughout The world Itmay
upou % enter war. but The y0ung Of the county
should be left untTammeed and free follow the impulses
Of their own generous naluess The feelings and wishes
the people Will react on Congress- and compel that body
protest aganS the measures adopted BY the depoc govern
nenss and 4 Is 10 be hoped that protest will be followed b.
guns Of batteries. Almost century ago the Eemam
o. the North the EMPIRES Cathafne OF Russia, in a
ment Of wantoune built the NsvR palace in whose
e9nstruetQn there used piece OF ron particle
OF wood It's chr stane walls gsiened In the light whOss
ys only served but 10 bring forth the bnlant colOn
bui when q Q summer sun came and poured down
beams the gorgeous palace melted away and soon not a
ace Of tne magn hcent edice to be II only
ice SO the Icy despOtm OF Russia seeming lnvincibe
must melt away before the genial light of liberty.
VIII hush with quotation from OF the poets of
own landa poet who died early upon the field Of battle
combating for rhe liberty of his country
Break up ihs poughshaTe, let the chiss fall
The Tyre be hashed, is music 10 play
Eosake thy courts leave giddy pleasures hail
They ~ whose sight thy banneE dntteF all
VIII see their people now in wars array
foI thqu shat build mighty altar soon
in bis eternal freedoms morning sky,
Il With Thy good sword shall every stone be hewn--
Onhefoes graves the temple base shalliie.
The might Of Heaven is with us. Hell must cover
On valiant eaple, on IT'S Freedoms CRY
Thy heart beats high high up thy old osks tower;
Heed not Thy his Of slain Ia victory s hour.
Flaut Freedoms banner there to float OF nigh
Ahd now my people, when thou standes free,
Robet Ia the brig Illness of thy old Teuowu
Let not the faithful dead forgotten be-
ana place upon cur uTn the 0aken crown
Aftefa speech from DyVeineI the meeting adjourned
Persons naton ages and sexes can become members Of
iae Society By applying the Secretaries paying
Missouri SENTIMENT Boonviile Demo-
eFat says that public sentiment is almost univer-
I sally in favor Of Renfon and thar tba Gnvas arc