New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-30
THE POLISH REVOLUTION


The Twenty fifth Anniverssy Of the R.vclutsa in
Poland ceie Or Ned last nisot a. 'he Chicess AZ
,eubty Rooms b. large concourse OF taoss who yet
hope for Poland. AZ tee back Of tas platform was 8
psrtirg representing tee Gso1s o. Polaods'iI stand
ipg on the pie to vbch she had beea bound By hsr
CD essors ~elcoming Der lbe'stors ~ho CO ne bear
II the white cage Of Polish natioraiif 10 triumph,
vii the dvabls hes led eagle OF The Cixs h-s pros
trsle, and TIE bloody sword OF Russian tyranny Is
broken. American flags wire on each side aud
"a resthed h then thosS OF Polsnd, ally, nun
ga,y, ard he great rec banner OF EaroPeaa Demoe-
racy
s,s.d that they had expected the Hon. James hArpr
10 y side bu he 1sd DOT yet come tie real ne ~
loving lit Of Vice-Pre-icen's: SoaczecS, Gooyiu
Tolon De rEcuse, Goic,oris, Allen, J)bs,u, KS
zasski. Muller, HelnceD, Forbes. lie then proceeded
to ,ead a. address from me Polish Demorasac COa-
mi't.e s-ing their gratitude iCr taer 10
uls country ana sppea sling fo' aid IN the impending
Letter. were resd from Bradford r. Wood, John
Pierron, John Jay. We give the orst Thoss allu-
sion 10 Sl.very WAS loudly spplslded.
Ct6Nen SPAcZtK then spoEe IN Polsa, oecittaS 10
bis coIptr, men hat they mi b. coon return 10 their
bon e. ard exporting them 20 lay al e Sal leads sill
distinctions of afs'ocrscy ara democracy
Citoy ALLEN, Pole then spoke 10 haSlso. ne
sale that he saw b. their eyes wnich spoke onmon
language although their tonguss might De dusr-nt
mai tney wee oil for Liberty. Many OF the Amef1-
car poole took sdes With Russia IN the pr,seaI var
not cause they Low ed Russia more but that they loved
Englsno less. lie did Dot think this vas rsnt. Ihey
., onId ,bjnk ths tie English Of their own see
MANY people tale ed abou' war with Ehgi snd; out
there cou not be ar var betseen this country ana
England The EDgtso poop aid not Tan. 20 ngot win
ne spd il they CID they could not he proceeded 10
sneak in thrilling OF the tyranny Of Russian rule
10 Poland aud he hope OF It's speedy tall.
eleven CoLovIN Il RussisU, spOSeiI Freach, OF t1e
Ger {, al stare OF sffai Europe and then AID essei
bis broibers in exile Heenlarged upon the PsnslsVic
ioe as couainLy the destiny OF the Slavofic natoos
Al declared thar If the Polish revolution had not sue
ce.r.d /, was b. Cause Provtoeoce desre1, oy the
sufrinss OF he fos,' prepare tor the en .hc pa'on
Of the wbola Slavonic race. Poland had no'hag .
- Get from France; the -roh Of Freedom was ever
fom Fast, 20 West. II it should proceed from A'oet'
lea 70 Russia IL nus. 20 from California TO Siberia
Ctoyep JoBsoN msoe long ahu ia'uer IaH l 'il.s
spotob in EuRlbh in which he dep ecaed an INN
date revolution Id Poland. The great masses OF Re
uubhcsns followed the lead not of Mizsla, Leiru
kollin AID kossuth who SAL In tner BACK Par'ors IN
comfort in London, but acted win inen hae rehh
Pyatt who co1cuTred VI nlms'u IN MS "ie"s VI
measures 10 be taken. , ..
Cro,en RAsZLwsKI then read a letter rom oresu,
and p,oceed,d TO speak in French. He nencet BY
audirg TO u Gel. bra'iou last year. wnen 1t VAS taid
that the hour Ct Polsnds deiverance WAS spprosc1-
nc A ,esr rad throEn tlem far forward orard
their obec-: for the Kings were engaged In dean
struggle which they hsd not the power 70 terml-
Lac. They hoped To tmuse me peoples py sem
bI.nce of w,r fstteriug themselves that when once
Seyss opol MAS taken and the arrogancs OF he Car
han been slightly humblej, they might end IT o.
,,o,ty adventagaous 20 the throues-that the peoples
uould nav the expenses OF the war wlinsly-ths.
noting you'd be needed to siHe the cdts o. mo
" dovs and orphans but to applS me gag OIL gory
paiped on the CTinea ana that those Dsmocras whon
The bay onet should are Night De easiy o,sposed OF
nv me ans Of dungeons, ext or the sosno'd' oevas
tor oil "a taken but the double beaded monster was
No, .ubdued The war was not finished it hsd hardly
commence, AID it was for the people to intertere
Ia treyflt its contn uance the people had
leaned tLst the inteies Of tJrants were not
tbe,r own: they were uuiiog and awaited Only
tte s. nal Ia ruth TO the combat. The fear o.
nj revolution was the cause OF the present. war.
The fear OF revolution Id III IN sry caused the en-
trance of Austrian troops iotO Walschia and Molda-
via: the fear of arousng Poland preventet the Allies
from taking Odessa aud Riga twas this W lidh caused
Napier TO retire from CroI stajt--ihs mad LED 10 tue
Ntpna Confer ences IL was then Ior the feope W
throw their su ord into the balance OF war It was tor
tb,m 20 ur full the banner Of the tn subme words
Liberty for all Equality and Fraternity between au
The wear 1856 was TO dec'de the fate of toe cations
They ust no, oihDg from dec l'fd promises, from
ibcai nate treacbery-the man OF the "a OF December
Tley were the a. biters If their own Destiny. Inc
Ceu1ral European Committee had declared that Rev
olu ion wos uOw uie watcnword of tbs nations;
Revolution" wri ten in letters of fire
"a tho smohy ruins Of so1astopoi P"aos would
now re the death OF Liberty: belonged
10 Fran CO 10 tshe the initiative in the coming stug
ele she had but opprvssor TO ding from her neck
10 ri.e 10 her old glory. They would follo~ her TO
battle a. their fathers hsc done and they would gladly
die 20 hasten the riumph Of tho universal Democratic
and social Rel ubic.
and the C. ebr ticn prolonged 10 very late nour
A co, sioerable number of l.dies wee present;
among them was Madame Ruttkai, the sisler of Nos
suth.