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

troops, sIe wisb c0untenaDee glowing with All a.
ton ponto to the sdmais then gtier0- ia 10 RAYS
q Tie fislg suD and exclaimed Soldiers, from the
% sun nit OF thOse pyiEni6s forty eenturies LOOK
down UPON y0u." Cheers. The suggestion Nss
worthy OF tie occasion, AID NJ doab, baA is fail
erect 10 lndiDg that e. hnsiasm which sas.aine !
mem IN The fearful battle scene, and contributed 70
the tecisiVe Vic;oTy which tbey won. Nov be who
would excite 10 generous rIoFt in tits day heed INT
10 no monumental piles Of stones erected By the mon
sTchs Of past nges 10 stimulate us 20 exert0n, but
from every battle field where the banner Of liberty
bas been unfuIle6, whether saccess defeat has
been the l0 Of s fiends, every sacrifice Of life made
ia the great cause Of bum1n right-every efIrt Of
duty, very sacrifice Of patriotism. every generous
pUrpos that hes ever been put forth 10 behalf OF the
great cause OF human liberty are so any monuments
eTGcted IN al the past from which the good and true
in oil the sges that have gone looking down upon
the Of tbs generation and melting Wy All the
ne morits Of the past and all the hopes Of the futlre
10 be true and faithful to the outes which devOlved
upon Us in the dEy wien we shall be called upon 70
oct our par; upon the great theater OF hie Loud
cheers.
Mr. jory McMuLLES here read several letters from
gentlemen who had been invited to attend.
The sentiments contained in those from the Hon. 5.
Z. Chase and he Hon. Charles Sumner, which we
give below, were loudly applnuded:
CEciSSATI. Rndsy, Hov. a. 1854.
GtSTtTS,S Aoeept thanks for igvitstiOa to A.
onsrJ struggle 10 Poland. regret that cannot be present
Tbs, The FIes wrongs Spre 70 Poland way be rsdre,sd
e'u'e Of Freedom IN m prsoPies The common cause Al
who desire tie sdvsneeneni Of Those Who SEEK the
erhanoho and elevation Of through the apple .on
OF those rnepes though W dG rent lands and under differ
ing crcursisncfs neccafly codi.ly with
each he, AID hou o6ussty eOferass where cooperation
may be piscilcablc and vice
In ny 1fdmenf the best srvise which Americans st this
time render 70 tie 81 UuycIse Liley to redeem our
rational character from the ieprosch Of slavery and tia.
oher the world noble eKsnpe Of aud e1asstea
dtmosriey That wort aseonPisssd American sympathy
proesioDi AID American eersOO, when the 6itins oees-
SIGN shsll Asise' VIII rot b. wsndug
With great respeei' yours truly, or,s,
F. Kcznin, A. R.szewEi Esqrs aud Others.
BosroS, Saturday Nov. Is, 1854.
To Col. FORBRs-My DeaT Sr: 1t is not in my
pov b. in NewY the evening Of proposed
meeting u word of mine could The e'use Of Polish
Liberty hOuid feel rsns in not u,seTns i; ,,o,. m
Learn that It possible to love Liberty BY hare and that be
a s3 % ssI iSTsrS no s'o by
and consistently nantsn Liberty sbrosd Certain sa21 10
How Is thai heaI the loudes yep, for Liberty among
the drivers of negroes" Believe me, Dear Sir,
Faithfully yours, CHARLES SUMNER
HoRAcE GREELEY was introduced by the Chair
man az the friend of the oppressed, of whatever
cline and whatever color. He was received with
loud applause Lattery, he said he had been called
by some friend Of Russia, because he had failed to
e1prefs un1ualifed admiration for the western pow
err But this did not trouble him, and ne could not
express for he did not feel any sympathy with the
motives which actnated them in the present war
against Russia. He had no sympathy with maiutaia-.
ing the old worn out "bslsnce OF power" and little
did il matter in his mind, whether the Turks were
driven out now or century hence; ior no one De-
lieved they could long remain power IN Europe lie
felt sympathy with any party IN this struggle, ana
he had expressed none. lCheers. Wien the French
despot and British dplomatists should-hnding that
otherwise the war would end dis istrOuhly 10 them
speak the word which would bid Poland, Hungary
ard Italy arouse then, indeed would the war be one
with which he could sympsthiZe. Loud applause
Napoleon had peIisbed upon the rock o. St. He'ena,
because he had trodden oOSn the spirit OF pOpu-
lar liberty. Little men might read their own
fate in the light of his history. Ia vain might
the allies carry their fleets a. thor armies into the
East, unless they carry the spirit OF llbeity also
Let them but speak the words that would make Po-
land Hungary and Italy live again, and then they
would bring az anl Russia the only power capable OF
coping with her-the power of Revolution ana
Liberty against Despotism. Cheers. Until they
allied themselves with the principle OF Liberty moth
ing hut defeat awaited them IL was under the walls
of Warsaw, not of Sevastopo, that the power OF
Russia was TO be shaken. mat truth "h,ch Tue
warning voice of Kossuth had failed to teach them,
disasters In the Crmea would soon force upon their
attention, ard they would see the necessity OF calling
up the Genius of Liberty to their aid List the eHlles
wait then, patiently for that tune, which ss'ureGly
would come and waste none Of their blood Ia the
pr, emit struggles but wait for the time which was
coming when nations might strike for tho only cause
that it worth reddenng the earth i%I-,he cause
Of univ eTsal Lberty-the cause oil kight-the cause
of Man. Loud applause
Mr. McMUrLES read an address from the Demo.
cratic Society of citizens of the United states OF
America" appointing delegates TO represent them.
Col FORBES was then introduced, and read the fol-
lowing:
AppFrss ofhe Ameriean Cii.cns and Political R1-
nrees, on the ARAiperSary Of The Polish Reu0ta-
ti0n-to The European Democracy:
NEw-YoRK, Wednesday, Nov. p, 1854.
BRETHRyN: For the sections Of the Democrats IN
ell Par the world brethren whsteye be Their
or OF s Pab seto1oO take ~. cpponaay Sd
dies lev words respecting The great e' winch no"
our duty to Law pny before you the real feeling Of the
people the United States in relation 20 The ns
IL Tor eedom because would be highly criminal 10 us TO
allow you be sed b. The decisive expectation tnst me
initiative will be taken BY ths country Tor 50 % m'sre
III merely transient enthusiasm which always saodes rto
unous when hose hops discovered to be
be snervsied BY looking the New World for that initiative
OF instruction which should come from the eso ano
snersy Of tie oe populations for while Idly wahios 10y
deeranee from abroad the means n'eesay oi sneees WI
be neglected and The precious moment 70 "a
will be permitted psss perhaps never again 70 return and
Tins the interest Of desp0sm alone will be served .
The Drmoera acknowledge ,he deb o. sanas
which !, owes Europe or in the hour OF need Inc
mas ohers who Tsked their snd their live. to
tain the principle Of popular sovereignty N W @
CoverpneE should take part il the contest never
theless private citizens viii 80 soon as 'eoa.
q various descriptions and also some volunteers 80 p
turn Of the political refugees II anticipation CT the ApI'Ah
Iii oar duty furthermore inform you thai the amount
Of sympahy ely be excited 10 the beasts OF American
citizens de nds great uoo the ehaaetei Of the
It. the 10 lsS, the people be con
deusSe prouhe Of the eaeTous rA a.s
the Istons the serhaIe OF eonsa-
mons while they preserved their thrones and held n their
hard. the pune 81 corruption and the sword Of po~er lea
tTuy hs Il would be worse mar useless
ia ihem 70 directly Indirectly counenance the Haud
Its the Necessary Brethen 20 direct your ateosoa
70 Ills mint since the Governments Of Europe Wntca Ee no
az wsr Russia sresey made certain Ane
deceptive auscls the possible reccrsTueton Of the fea
srnnsfv Beware Friends sid Brothers. this Is mere bait
OF the powers euee into their tn oppressed poP1s
fips violated nacnaes and erst the victims % cs
rnii,m SIR hsttles Be deceived. BIeihftn ~ the