The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-28
Movements OF M. Caussid,ere.

P0sTPoNEAENT or THE BANQUET SKETCH OF
CAussIDIERE-FUNERAL OF n. RAvENEAU.
The banquet which to have been given Saturday
last TO M Caussdere by the French democrats Of New
York, has been postponed for tme account Of
the numerous applications for tickets received every
day; new arrangements have in consequence made
and general meeting Will be called for soms day next
week, to elect q committee Of arrangements.
But who is Caussideref
He one Of the men of February, 1913, in Paris.
He became famous in the revolution then an exle lie
received the appointment of Prcec of Police which
held for several months from the Provisional
STILL it only after pretty long opposition his
psr and the repeated solicitations of Messrs Focon and
Beaune that he agreed to take the charge and the
sponsbity of this appointment He argued his unAtness
TO fulfil such arduous duc and also the service he
able to render in the ranks of the combatants the
insurrecton not 10 be disaImed His frat procla.
nation to the people Of Paris shows that Causside
not alone soldier but also Of organization Here
IL is-
C,snsnA en- PRO pr9yopsl government sesr nsusu
i. Arrso, Louis Blanc Marie Lamartns, Yioeon Iedru
he sos
the ssns c.assasrc aud sohrio to attend to the fuhl
all powerful will Of the people has designated Etienno Arago
nIs dsf VII r keep their tGrss for all hoS
tIsr positions na nor PsppS spir
BY treashsF i is important no, to leave possibility Of
To satisfy the wishes Of tho all powerful people te pro
yscnal government has ordered and with the aid the
in 1aI pn set m e the Isy al the al ~ I
ea the 'af oT s Ta @
as S' % Of The The invited t to send in r.
names Of the Of their to public vel,
cAussiDIEEE AND soBRIER
But to make him known better to the public, give
ybor
1898.
order ard security by the energy of municipal magis
trate issued from the entras OF the revolution Fallen
as Paris in the power OF from societies.
of conuratons and political dungeons, she required
used to stir and command those terrible euts
tribune keeping the police with vigorous and honest
instir cts rather than with written tradition Causi
dere was this man. Republican from frat creed, by
tmns manufacturer traveller, merchant, but always
coDsper he had fought all TIE battles of the democracy
against The royalty of July. II him. who in Lyons
hoiod this formidable motto Live by working die
fighting Since time be had partaken OF NIL the
Of his party strengthened his faith and his hokes in i'm
Irisolnent and coming out of jail recommended to pro-
pcgate he republican doctrine. His athletic stature his
democratic Instincts, his reputation of a martyr, his
scdiey tone, his short aud metallic voice ali
his influence on The crowds This exalted and warm
veil covered however, fine and able mind 10, al char
acter modeJae IN its ciervescence and naturally dis
posed 10 conciiiaton between The citizens. More pos
sessea with conventional ideas than with socialist doc
trnes. he held complicated systems in aversion. Hs
system democratic republic which shoul improve
conOtOn OI people ny eQu0Ety IN rights ana
in labor Wa,chfui and Courageous after the pride Of
victory the pride If commanding and the ambition to
give 10 disorder itself the appearance Of order and obe
dience was most dear to him. His coquetry to be
loys In his triumphs upon his enemies and to place HIM
self prot ector Of all rights and of all homes. He
put his glory in proving that he able to re
build ~ to destroy to push his associates to all dizziness
and bring them back to moderation In word, Caus
so3ure eifervescept and audacous Democrat bat
he he'd s0ceIe mind. good heart. anG brave arm,
which made him the most able to crush the rchy
roaring upon Paris. He TO contribute powerfully,
ave he only To
see himself afterwards sacrificed to the grudges the fears
ard the lcr6dies of the renctIon.'
NJ Caussdiere present yesterday. with very large
aembnGe Of the French democrats Of New York at the
funeral CT Hcrcule Rnyeneau, who had for long time
been President Of the French Democratic Committee
The democratic red flag, draped carried in the pro-
cesson and band preceded it. playing dead marches.
Tie p oeesson ned to the New York Bay Cemetery
where n. ca ausi diere and NJ Morel other refugee
paid just and emphatic homage to the memory of the
dece ased.
Marseilaise hymn