New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-28

| lind sssr No Ispse az time. no long years 81
/ tel ard suEeriug no EnaEiuEs al tast dark 1e.2ir
hat y ~ Al ihe sir.. o, tna9o., 81
| "a eEss caU az al ve1ks1, H1cn less ce'to!; -
ceeo oasp love DOR her sho 10 les torn aa1 e-"i.
ifg brua,d ard wounded bc,csih tue orgtA nee, o.
tie des30fc Gar. gsicTe sub mighty love - i1i'
low IL reverence su- aus' yield ths eiEaesr noa1s
a. he lad that could Inspire sentiment Ike t1' -
Neu &c 10 he men tia. f-ei l. rec9iec', = -
have seen In France n h3'd vith N inse,ipt'a
above the door. Al Courage itlelr- rs 10 IN
hrsuEafe courage The nan who thus c'nsfcr1' 81
Ii h-'tl must have had tue and npo'e oAarli ne
cd not vst upon prosperity, nor symP1'riz9 only
with tuecess; be could cToga tie noo-e paeP1's
even vhrn the iss1e VAS d'sastfols. Aai saea
i The dirty of 70 Arecqns that are hers 70 nisH'-
There j. r. NE. Sir, feeling very nea- AKIN me
sublime VII il.ihk Of the humble noon 10 STfins-
So. the rent Of which is sometimes pad with ON.
Guilty. who're the Polish patriots 0f this great AMI
weakly City nee. together 70 keep bright the b0nds
Of brotierhCO', AID 20 exchange friendly gree1n
In their mC;ber-t0Deue. TIRE the Doctor sits down
beside the barber the artist beside the shoemaker,
the teacher Of languages beside the porter the e1ei-
s+ and the man II science beside him who earns bis
daily broad b. the hard labor OF his toing hands
IL any one ignorant OF reading AID Of writing! lie
il taught tho rusineDts Of learning. Does he wish
10 study Geography There are maps, and you may
he sure tic foyer often points 70 Poland. There also
are SC ne books il Polish, the fragments Of once con-
Portable libraries saved from the fearful wreck or
scaiterei volumes purchased with the few coppers
that e severe economy has taken ffom their hard-Non
esrurgs. BY the help of these, Occasionally al cor
rcdine cares ard anxious thoughts are luled TO mo-
mentsry rest tho historic page tells o; the rout OF
50 the taTbaned Turk,
When sobessi tanned bis PRIDE
By suda's walls Daugte's side
or Of those re glorious and more recent days when
tie Polish - thenen moved down the Russian ranks.
Thus with study, with reading, ard with converse
TOP, they while away the evening hours, sharing
their joys ard SORROWS, The strong supporting the
veal, tie wise giving counsel TO the ignorant, thN
they may ri.A sgain upon the morrow, refreshed 10
mird as well as body, and reidy 10 toll on. lbs u
true brotherhood This is true Denocraey ia1s
ia tree Christianity Honor, then high hosor 70
the Polish exles Of New-Tork and Of every land
befesh the sun. Yes, poor and struggling but NOME
and high-nliDded men, petsevero If need be even
uutO the bitter end and let your coasolatIon even III
dying be hesc words Of OF the nObiest aud ruesI
friends Of freedom
- Truth. crushed 20 o.rth, shin rice agan.
The eternal yesTs OF God are hen;
Bng Error wounded wfithes ia pain.
Ard dies among his worshPpcrs
Yes thoush thsu lie upon the da.t
While they Sho helped thee hJ IL fear
lie "a Of bore ard manly trust,
Like those who fel in battle here.
Another hand thy sword shall WELD
As0iI hand the srsndard wave
III from the numTe's nouth IS peslei
The bias, Of triumph DER thy grave
The high object for which you are nov striving may
not be attsIed while you live before that glorious
sunshine comes Jour eyes may be closed III death
but GU will sleep tranquil sleep where the wicked
"ceGse from troubling, and where the weary are a.
The tesrs that eu1bitter The pure spirits bliss
Shall be pearls in the Crowd Of the SKIES
and your memories shall be enshrined in all hearts
with the memories Of those who suffered az Valley
Forge, and who disbanded unpaid without murmgr,
from their last gathering OF NeShurgh To- labor Tor
their bread as Won are doing content with the con-
soiousness Of duty done. Tnere are those who smile /
and those who laugh at your meetings aad your /
speeches. So the Asstrians laughed vhen tue three
men of UT met upon the mountain eide to talk OF I
freedom yet the rushing avalanche brought not such
horror to their hearts did these very men they .
laughed al when they broke through their boldest 1
ranks and scattered their noblest knights in shame
ful death around, or still more shameful flight. SO /
laughed the British ct the half fed, half clothed 4
troops at Valley Forge, aud AZ the speeches made /
ia Congress; but who has the night to laugh no" /
Think not that heaven 10 20 high that God cannot /
hear your prayers. Think not thh: tyranny aud /
wTonc shall rule the earth forever Tie eye OF talth
can penetrate the dark veil Of the future, and see
the shining Of that glorious light that sh Ill., sooner or
later wrap N whole world in is beams. When the
honest and N endiDg citizen shau quietly pursue
his labor and 10 man shall rob him of his earnings;
there hall be none 20 make him AFRAID IL may not
come in our day, but come il WILL when man, erect
and free or al the earth, shall OWE 10 other master
than an enlightened conscience, obey no laws but /
those he has aided to create and know no King but
God.
NJ MiGrEI ToLoS spokein Spanish as follows;
CUBANs; feel proud snd meIhiuks the same ssnti.
ment prevails among you, on seeing tina. the banner
of our Aiheneum and the flag or Free Cuba en-
twined this evening with other noble ensigna Of De-
molacy AID liberty, TO decorate the hall in which they
celebrate tic Twenty. Fourth Anniversary of the LID
o. ating Polish Revolution-that graud drama whose
curtain was raised in Warsaw the night Of the Goth
OF November 1880; which hung upon the glorious
scenes on the banks of the Vs!us and the fields OF
Waraw. and fell again upon Warsaw the 9Th OF
September, 1891 hike q shrOud upon the hearse OF
liberty murdered by the e1ecutioners OF the Russian
Autocrnt. The epilOgue OF that drama Is wen known
all. ia still he'll performed
dungeons and the frozen wilds Of Siberia. The Poles
who this evening cOngregate here are also band OF
exies that from foreign and remote shores turn ther
EYES to that dear isherand for whose SAKE they nave
shed their blood and sacrificed their dearest interests,
and thew see her still euslayod and still they have 20
lament great outTsges, and 10 mourn al the re- !
mebrance Of ilusirous victims that cry for revenge
before God and men. Twenty four years OF nara
struggle misforuues sacrifices aud sIferings of all
kinds have not been enough 10 sacken the ire OF
their enthusiasm lessen the fefVor oil tner oeFO-
ton 10 the holy cause Of the people aud now, on
hearing the runner Of the tempest that agitAtes Eu-
rope and the appalling tOcsn that announces the /
hour of the struggle between the Oppresors and the
oppresfed they wake up with new courage, Tor 20
alive aud shall be free Yes Poland shall be free,
az free shall be all those peoples thst now groaa IN
der the iron hand OF des pots. The signsls oil tle
heavens shs not prove deceitui they have been oo'
served, one after another, DUNG TINS last qscAle'
the great three.tsiled comet OF the Angio-Fran
Turksh alliance has made It's appearance 10 the East
and il will finally fsweep away from over the face Of
tie earth, scep;ers, crowns, and tsras.
The speaker, after addressing TO the CuOans some /
remarks in reg ard the necessity OF immediate &C
ton thus continued IL would be great shame for /
us 20 rise from the couch of Slavery when oil the /
other people wA be already sitting az The Banquet OF
Liberty. The WaichWOrd Of our revolutionary camp /
during the nghiof exile has been given 70 Us BY our
OWE dear Cuba Union, Toll, and Perseverance 70 /
1.-The very last moment. Let US always lear Il IN /
mind Jet Us keep it day and night lot u lose 10 oc-