The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-04

with fruitful Laryests Besides. the mechanic. Who
remained upon the seaboarj, and in tho
dsrcts In consequence OF the relief In the labor
ket would be enabled to demand fair for
their services, which they csnnot do Applause
Mr. VICTOR BARON addressed the meeting follows
Do you them from hefs those few conten,p BILE
dwarfs who have been pacei by falsehood an treason
Of the height Of the social SCALE at the head Of the
lions OF old Europe, as to stop their glorious march
those prcsumptuous swordsmen Who proud Of their
unworthiness, With noisy nsolence make their steel
spurs Iesound on the pavement "f ctiess Do you
hear the vibrations OF the Tyre of the parastcal p,es
who sing the glory and the virtues Of their ustrious
Emperor and his chaste and worthy consorts Do you
pounced frizzled tonsured hypocritcaI and stupid
coming out OF their cathedral headed by their banners
and their crosses toe sprinkler in one hand and tho
chanters and their mace. .bearers--strange harie.
quins, daubed with ridiculous tinselsD Laughter
Are they going teach sublime truths to tho nations
who are in expectation of the lighs No, God forgive
them; ~ oa ahey are going 70 sing .hansSgvns e Ds.s
forcbly away from their shops, laborers from their
ploughs, unfortunate children from their aged mothers
whom they supported and who will die from grief and
misery while weeping them They going to
bless God for that those scoundrels Oh yes we can
use those words we eSle we who have becn cursed for
proclamng universal peace and universal brotherhood
(Applause.) And those wretches dance aai rejoice
nothing could make them reflect seriously as the sight
Of all the disasters they have caused They persist in
the belief like Dr. Pangioss who said that everything
is for the best in this best of all possible wordso
Iaughter Really, citizens, all this should he laughable
II 1t was not pfu Missionaries who should like stop
the march OF progress and force civilization TO go back
as Noses forced the waters of the Jordan to go their
sources you should like to bring back to the time Of
the tthes and Of fcuda rights TO give again all tho
rotten institutions Of old you wond force to stand
by at the acyious saturnalia of the Pare 'oa Csrf
Those visionaries who do not that the tiHo Of
miracles is forever in spite of the Jesuits Loyols
Escobars, Monialemberts, Lafonts, Hughes and Gail
Popes who fire with grapeshot upon their people,
should you not say that the psalmit David was speak
ing ing q those strange men when he said "hey have ear.
see" They do not hear the noise Of the old euda world
breaking up and sinking They co not hear the caug Of
preparing to break. (Appausc They do not hear the
sweet and agreeable refrains of love and hope which,
from every of the world arise from OF
hearts, and are lifted to the Throne Of God beseechins
that the reign Of justice may arrive They do not
that the social revolution walks slowly the world
and passes near them not as disorderly bacchanasn
throng nor its face backened with powder, neither its
feet in bloodlke tyranny, but great proud calm and
betrothed Of Greuze March social revolution for YOU
claim for all right and jnstce March, social revolution
for you require that in future the labor OF tho workman
will not 10 lruess for himself For you require that
knowldgthe daily bread of the SOUL which raises the
man above the beast and teaches him his rights and the
duties Of czensha be given fully and gratuitously
to all and it is justice fApplausc March social re-
yoution, for you demand that woman, the sweet trea
sury Of happinessthis sweet flower beautiful and
agreeable that man believes in God when he admres
her-you demand that woman shall longer sell her
love for piece Of breadhat she shal longer have
you claim asylum and bread, food and rest for the
old man whose hair has grown white, whose back
has been - bent, sed whose ,, strength has been
for It's motto 'ibertyi Equality Fraternity b,~three
words so indssoubly linked together that Of them
considered principle the two others become neccssa
ry consequences thereof. March, social revolution
Tor you the daughter OF Christthe son Of the
Carpenter of Bethlehem who said Oyc each other you
all brethren and for this tho racccursed forever Of
princes priests and doctors Of the awhad him nailed
sxfo
social revolution for it Is written in the sacred prophe
cies that man is the king Of creation Covered with
creations he is but its scum he inspires but pity and
not admiration. The prophecies must he accomplished
(Applause) March, march, social revolution; progress
ahead of youit lights your steps with its bright
light Fice Ia Republigae Uni~rseNe! (Appause)
at the conclusion of Mr.. Baron's remarks tho follow
ing letter from the Polish Democratic Society Of New
York TO the citizens of the socety Of La Repniiqa
Jrircrseite, section La Aontoore,'' was reai
CITIsINs-Ne have received your fraterna Invitation
TO join with you in paying homage to the memory Of the
glorious victims Of the infamous Bonapare We are in
heart with ycu brethren to protest against the tyranny
and the usurpation Of Napoleon, and to crown With
laurel leaves the tomb Of your heroes who died for the
holy cause Of the peoples Liberties We share m IN your
when he chained the generous nation al
ways first to diase the light of intelligence throughout
the world, and who have many times shown how
tons break their chains TO conquer in the Of
liberty.
ing for the same
We regret that it possible for all of to comply
delegated the citizens L. Szpacxex ard A. Raslews
A. RASZEWSkI
Dr. L. szpACZEK
New York, Dec 2, 1854. L. WYSZYNSKI.
This letter received with repeated applause. When
silence ives restored Mr. ToLos, Cuban exile, made the
following brief address,
CtzensI came here to participate your proceedings
n Wit he tat vii w hay
honored me- and in appearing before you, is tho very
centre the heart OF the true French deocracyn this
bvounc of the MonagnardsI cannot salute you in bet
ter words than to say good evening" my brothers. say
good evening because you are still in the night OF exile
youand you have often repeated IL yourselves-that
there exists true brotherhood between all the op
pressed people who are even now the Of their
liberation. You are stil in the night Ike Cabans
the Of happiness does not yet shine for you but
patriotism is ennobled by misfortune, and shed in
exile become transformed in the future into pearls to
crown tho brow Of the patriot. Appiaase.J Orphaus
Of the Republic which has been ranged by the hand Of
the yrant at the very moment when II was in the act Of
all Europe, meet this evening to crush
the usurpaon and the empire but spare the Emperor and
the traitor for 1t il not the Gro. In the nest Of the eagle
which has killed the repubHc-it Is not the little Eapo
leon whom you want to k-t is the empire, tho usurp-
alton, the tyranny which you want to overthrow, who
ther it Is Bonaparte An Orleans, Or Bourbon-it Is
not the the name, but the principle the system
which you must root up and destroy for ever. ZAP
plause This Is not the work Of single day, for the
nearly exhausted IN the traitors prison. but persever
ance can accomplish anything. No delay-no doubts
no iesratroiism must be TO you the iron bali which
Alexander the Great kept In his hand 20 keep him from
-lumberirg Let each OF us be wakeful and vigilant
during the nghtthe alarm bell OF the political world
is ready strike the hour for the battle between the op
pressors and the oppressedthe horoscope fatal 70 ty
ranny III soon be traced by the hand u destiny In the
palpating cntras Of the bear Of Russia The dawn OF
The emancipation OF the peoples will shine amidst
the thunder clouds which darken the horizon
Europe And the sincere wish OF my heart IS that
when this hour arrives, We shaii meet once more ana
n. bnr I will l1sav
ready herc-gocd morning, my brothers." (Applaase)
When Mr.. Tolon resumed his seat, addresses wers
made by Messrs Cacn, Raszswski, Colone Forbes f. 81
and ST. Gauden and after three cheers for Barbes
which proposed by Mr.. Forests, the meeting ai'
jonrued
Jersey City News.
TN FIRE DEPARTMENT FuNp-A BEvTTr--Arrange-
mens being made by the officers Of the Gre depart
men for humorous entertainment to take place on the
evening Of the l4th instant for the benefit Of the fund
It II of comparatively recent organization, and
annunts TO only ahouf Al QQQ he to