The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-06
TWO CENTS.

Is our religion, faith, and consolation II H.
also the hope OF nations aspiring to liberty Go Die
THE Repsslic Of the United states-In its unionis
n0is Ss ,snass sns sS happy to Gesm that
VIII always be first to exempfy respect for its consti
tuition (star Spangled Banner)
:" Universal sufrage"-A terrible against the op-
Presor on whom the people and their brothers the
army and navy so well understand to-day its It
IL the safeguard Of our democratic institutions and
song)
The President Of the French Republicn-The SER
want OF the people from whom he derives his postion
he ought TO obey and not to command, his sovsroign
and Tna %ast.r sI psiAon, % su Sa''a De rEmpiye)
the rights OF the people aud tho laws Of the country
ne sdm,nistsrs but does s not govern His only amt
whole energy, power and intelligence consecratsd
| Qiail Coluinbia)
when the music ceased, sgnor Forest said in It.r-
| ian -" Citizens and brothers,I indeed at a loss
how TO the feelings which I'LL my heart this
occasion. do not want to speak about the French
republic which went to Italy to crush the Roman
public No: am not the slave of national preudices.
am here because | am republican; and cherish
the republicans Of all countries In this country the
Italians have strong preudices against the French
public and had listened 10 their advice, should not
| have come But am democrat. and you also
democrats Your wishes not only for the liberty of
France but of the people. am here. In u word, bo-
causeI believe that the French republic has for hor
PASSION to regenerate the world 1t Is my siuccrs
hope But my republican brothers setting apart all
ether motives, let us speak of the democracy The
democracy is creation of the people. and made by
the people but IL has great signcation universal
suffrage liberty the and liberty for all The
democracy at last is a summary of all the qualities,
rights and wants Of the pgoeGhes and laoorers-
Your republic win be eternal and ours. hope. win
be again proclaimed l say this because IL IL
founded upon the heart OF man, because il has
been proclaimed by God 1t is founded intelligence
and the material cannot prevail against 1t. The Re
public Is decree of God IL win be indestructbls
as the Intelligence OF man and the favor of Heaven
The Republic will live 10 spite Of Theirs, Barrot Mon
talenbert and that rabble who insulted that inte-
genee in crushing our Republic. After other
marks, sgnur forest alluded to the cemoncy of ths
geuce when he related that Chateaubrand carried
in triumph by the Partisan people the 10Th OF July,
lS@0 lie concluded by saying that the people love
der that they have right 20 powerthat God has not
given kings but to the people and their seace
the right of governmentthat there l. neither prvi-
legged eastes nor kings. but only the people Ny text
Is: To the people TO the democracy
After THIS discourse, which was frequently applaud
ed, Mr. Gunet, of the Wee Presidents. rose md
roesti propose to drink To signor foresti, the
Roman Democratic Republican"
drank. Mr Gunet continued: " The day celebrate
gives US usrccolectons of glory and hope But hava
been BETRAYED Let us cover With irfny those traitors
| who cannoDadcd Rome and our Italian brothers We
have been betrayed; bet there Is something stronger
than all the traitors a, the head of sovernmont It's
universal suffrage. With II we may repair the wrongs
made on the 10th Of December, 1873 Away traitors:
away impostors The people will be ready for the
Ia ctens. Citizens, the republicsn electors Of
the leah Of March 1860 we rely for ls52 alnsion to
the next preside ntal election)
dy arose and said Citizens. the French re-
siecnts OF New York have bc,n accused often
is on eloquent answer TO this accusation. Yes
Frsnchnen and we arc. always looking with anguish,
upon What is going on in Europe But what, IL some
painful feelings fill our hearts in the middle OF
tonai celebration We have been deceived, and to-
day brothers oppressed people expate the crime
Of fighting for liboriy Germany is oppressed Hun
gary lost Italy fallen under the arms OF her sister,
and the author of those calamtes is the nephew of
man who carried 80 highly the rltry OF France
Lo,is Napoleon! You trampl-d ON liberty you are
another sououque The people entrusted to you his fate
and. ungrntsful son, you have soiled France, our
mother But God has marked the end Of our slavery,
liberty Tsranfs are imp~eabls; bat there siu D. no
more tyTsnts. When the hour Of liberty shall come,
the people will be again merc ciSll, tor they cier-
nal-Citzons: to the triumph OF Democracy, 20 tho
happiness Of humanity
After toast TO E" Universal fraternity, by Mr. Al
lsre, Guinet read toast to Mr.. Arpin proposed by
Leon LoicLyre.
| Mr. Arpin then rose, and said II do not know iu-
deed citizens how to express the feelings which nil
my heart Ii sincerity aud devotion 20 holy cssss
are sufficient titles TO your gratitude, possess those
titles, and those sentiments strongly engraved in
| my beurt. But the man "a nothing nowadays COM
pared with principles. came to New York when tho
| republic was proclaimed In France, and hope that
republic will be eternal IL Is In n crisis, the
luton Of which God only knows but the roots arc
deep, aud she Is dear 10 the naion Neither intrigues
| nor treacberies can stop her progress She goes
forward aud will crush Berryer rh!ers Mole, Monta-
upon them. iIe che President) is In vain struggling
with the aid Of rotten support OF monarchy lie
cherished by the people, aud h will fall entire
ly forgotten IL Is our hope, our consolation. Every
day our democratic idea I. progressing look upon
this idea grows everywhere The army obey their
periors Tut In the soldier Is also the el;i1.n who
knows his duty, and what he owes to hs country
have pronounced n word which reminds me Of pain
fui RENE cahranoe. uIere Mr A. related the terrible
accdcn of Angors where 900 soldiers we're drowned in
the Loire account of which has been given In the
Head d. not want 60 loayo you under this puin-
though juggl.d by some our brothers will regain
| II once more. II need be. by the ayonnet Hut this
nods orersndi will DO useless the progress Is 80 power
fu that the majority will b. very denocratic,
and the Burgraves VIII be the minority. The army
will take their part Tor the soldiers are protasvs,
nc and their children viii continue the work Of their
| fathers"
Th. speech was received with three time, three and
Mr. sr G.rprv, offered a toast to The Tree ~
Liberty, may II flourish eyery~here. aud may IL pro-
| tect under its foliage all the oppressed
Mr. BLiSciuI In some an mated remarks, which
| were received BY numerous braves, proposed, as .
toast. The Union OF all Republicans, for the triumph
| Of ideas aud democratic prineplts"
The foilo~ins ,oasis were then yi,en -
by Mr.. GrIStr-" Victor Hugo brfcndn. 81 n. Ne.
pressed; GuinsId and hi, tnfsr.anAte compsnions.
| victims Of the Orpressors"
General AtrzANSA then aad said .-ATbe iiheyfv
proclaimed In l7g? ought to erit to-day IL va. then
the mistress Of all hearts and have preserved n from
that very epoch This liberty recoe Misses only brotb.rs
IN all the pstions aud u We suffering today Il is
re'oluton In France. but we have bsen bstraycd by
The very meu 70 witch II had been mercful Take
/ care, rrenehmen W are In danger for ve have
/ sfAttful man at the head of the government sm =
frtnehmsn iise you. for In Italy. OF the
origin. Why divide the world In nations, Are We
|
abolish the republican principle. Let us be on our
guard The people are progrcssing aud ne will van
| gulsh dsspotism" The General then gave" To tho
French Itliss German and all the other democratic
| people
Amer the conclusion % this spirited discourse which
was enthusiastically received several tossts we're
/ given
ny Mr.. c~r,ns,r--a To Democratic and Social Re.
puilicn (Co,lly received
by Dr co,r,sSr-To the Physical and Moral Rds-
cation of France. and of other people"
Iy Mr. Nrnnr-" To Captain Lcclerc'
~ Mr. Arrts--" To the Company Of Lafayette
Guards
Captain Lscl;rc In some lively and appropriate
narks answered the two toasts and partic usriy
| fTpiaud,d when he said that very the regular
amy of the nited states shouid bear the uni
form with tho Wrench army. lie gave In concluding
toast. To the American people which by their hero
i.m their hospitality are at the head Of the worldr
| (Rravos. tfavosl
| Mr. Mcponough q q commodore In the Ameri-
navy gave toast, To French Literature and ta-
| lent
| Amer some other toast 49, To Lamartipe.u aTo