The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-10

republican meeting Of every nation In the progress
Of time and In .he develop. ment OF the human race
there always arise questions Of paramount impor-
lance which msn Ia destined to solve In the rsvo-
lutions of ages circumstances always impose task
upon man, which he Ia called upon to psrform The
great end and task OF our sge Is socialism The arst
outy which socialism demands OF 10 learn our
selves and where necessary to hate 10 order that
fraternity may exist the second requisite Is
gsDise TO join hand In hand. In order to mmaua
,ohdston Of power This Is the great end VI so
cislhm This Is necessary in order that in the old
world the people may obtain the full poss.ssou Of
their rights. and that In the world the land of
liberty they may acquire what is still waiting.
The band played LA Psrisenns 4"
Mr.. K.rFMAss. German. then addressed the COM
pspy In the French Language =
Citizens am German, and you will be iudugent
for my French language 81 l want Co snow the
Frenchm.n hew we dermsn people sympathiss with
you. We want the realisation OF socialism prin
cples OF socialism The people have not that liberty
which they have wanted fsI ten centuries and
sure that shall have another revolution
a. in February or Juno. but universal revolution
which will free the people from the yoke OF the ars
tocraey. The days OF the aristocracy Numbered.
Let Napoleon travel through the provinces OF France
He Ia received every ~hers by the cries vive Ia
publique Bat IL not enough want the de
and tocslist republic Yes citz-ns we shall hsvs H.
for the people know that political revolution
enough We have been deceived by Lsmartip- Gsrnisr
Pages and some other memb-rs Of the Provisional
government but the people always people and
sbsll have again all that rihrd from u.s. Then
We will ask OF them account for all But that
dsy will be bloody-snother gulotns will b erected,
in 1893
Several voices: mo, no, de not want guile
Other voices: Yes yes; IL Ia nsossssryn
After fcv moments Of Interruption, tho orator
sumed:-
Yea citizens, ask for vengeance, and not TO
see our bro hers trnDsf orted by judgment Of Vsr-
saes or BourKes We will not only have u demo ,ratio
and social republic, but a universal one We all
shall be brothers and 20 back to the drst revolution
for myfet want the guiliotins; bleod thirsty
man pirs Ia repucheIs d.moe' ergus and 'oeiaiie
subdued Mr.. ArGUssAsrE, the French President rose
and said
the preceding speaker We must not. canuot say
such things, and renew such remembrance We
tkaIl never obtain liberty by the guilotins and
Frensbm-n cannot apprbve what was said BY Mr..
Dr. MAS .aid, we have all met here to oslebrat. a
socialist republican festival We have many struggles
tc contend with Socialism . state In hitch sli
tions to be represented. Until we have accom-
plished this have much to do; but mutt venture,
Tor without trying NO end can obtained "ventur-'
must therefore be the motto OF the socialist He
derrtspds socialist republic to be state In which
all the nations Of the earth to be united In
In old.r to do this, IL requires many things In tho
FIRST place union s absolutely necessary In order
ucstion Of the people-no longer send our chill
dren to the public schools. where priests and
aud nstiied into their minds erroneous notions and
ideas Ii Ia OF the most sborious to
attempt Tn eradicate long established notions We
must pose a catecbism. wherein the three great
principles Of socialism are expeundsd, aud which
are TO be handed to our childrsn. The next method
Of arriving at the OF socialism, 10 through the
dunn ~ proclaim stioDs in order tn bring people not
YET eDlig htt ned TO Join We must sboS united
front that all shsud declare that ell should
working tog th.I for the att.inm ut OF one
common end We must venture; va must bring to
conclusion What We have so coursg-ousy brgan
Mr. kosH then made r.msr ks upon the nature OF
socialism Secism h. ssid must necessarily De de-
vrlopedmut be born In the course ~ events anf In
the time la wing the history OF the
psst We and uefhing but the struggle of classes di-
yid-d into paf ties, which he might dsnomjnats
and vif. and the r-d-. mer Ut which h- declared
he socialism, The fret class the priests Who
sAsc-d deception and kept the peopls In ixnorsnee
In order TO retain their power tn. other party shoh
n urslly grow ont OF ths d sim uaton aud n.y.
pocrry Of the pr-sts. tho-. Who ssid Why do
ao~ Ourselves to he -t-ridden chs OF the
t.riousiy endangered by thee hostile
d.clsraions ihi the miiifary profession Gate
it, existence SOLDIER nothing bat privileged muir
dsr.r- under the patronage OF prsstrsft ana christi
anity nothing butt substitute OF the Old
Who would tab. This cz-s not lost IN the
81 time hut has still preserved its power in the
per, opags 81 the pope After observations
IN IN hs Of thu heros
the last revolution. ob~rvst,oos ~ntcu amsrhe In
great degree Of ridicue and contempt, b. quilted
the tribune
Several patriotic songs then sung from fhs tri
bun- and joined IN by the whole as.e, sbiy
After lecture by Mr. Baxip, of . book the rights
of lsio h, E'quiro- Mr. Aygurssste rose and said
enzrged h. mpsczl baud Tor S2s take the liberty to
ttk n sub.c n ption order 10 fniril oar
J. bts II the cslsrti"p " not sufficient. ths
Der, Of the commit,-. VII pay for the nu-ic
We have hesn unable to learn N the committee had
to gu pyat hi. crv-l pecs,siy
ON the whole this socialist banquet. rs II called
the w,sk-t d. monsrAticp that ever took place ia
this region IL wl be sndsd by son-thins b-ush-
tn. ssci-ists in this community aud the correspond
ing ,n.n,ts 81 their In ip. There o. not star
~e observed sibglp American among thOse sSs-m-
bled. The Whole affair as hat A. II could yell be