The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-30

gsrded the Of the famine Ireland and this
tes the peured usurper Of the liberty Of tho French
people.
He was followed by Mr. 4. RAsnwsxr wh, after Rad
Ing letter from Felix Fcrest meeting Ia
French, Of which the following ~ translatioa;--
II izens-A year has elapsed since, upon this salue
stand czens OF all nationals foreseeicg the
the Eastern campaien exclaimed Poland, the hoar Of
your liberty IL about TO siite,he och the
Of the Car hsve the sky wco since asput
tuty datkenea your beautiful star The space of year
Is 1T lie for the Of the regeneration OF
and h'i we have made grcat sep towards the oi ct
which We ooh 81 VII much ardor Yes, ctizens tho
events pass rsdy by the hour liberty for the nations
eer Tor the kings sTe engaged u deadly struggle which
uey arc not st abe Is THEY n,ped tn.
la'ions 10y benhance Of ssr, hopng tgt when ssblsn
oi should be aaen, tue pride OF the huscov Car lit
tie buuif!aed they should erd by concluding
tsgeous treaty pea OF the hronea they ped
that tho Iai4ans would GLADLY pay the coats of he
that in order 10 smother tbe cries of tho dying the ds
psir M the Widows and the orphans they hpt out
"a gsg item, and that showing tnesn glory
scq.ifed ia the Cimea they would forget III. national
et nhruptcy and all their mfsortunes As ir ths demo
c'sts who should he spse by the bullets the dungeons,
exile or the scao should Tree them from them. That
u would 10 easy at last 20 estnguh the igut, hc In
tehgeDce the thought lnS 10 make the Of liberty
Sgofen hesasiopoi is taken; but tho nion,ter witn
I've heads Is not yet rishedhe dces not Ak tlr
mercy. The Is mot an enGt ba. O, nmeuees.
The people have to bcen the srueris 10 put st,o TO
the eaarion Of bio which VIII be OF any bseat
humanity mr. hbarty Tor the interests Of the king,
always opposed 10 the interests Of the people fua
m"crata Of AL countries understand this truth to-day
thIeicse they unite, count their numbers aud hand
the signal 70 rush 20 the combat These pre-
parstious have ercapet tho eyes OF tie sings
10 prevent tis important struggle aaa every aeaac
movement IL their greatest anxiety IL tbeif only de-
fire The fear OF an impending revolution In uce thsm
to commit crimes treasons-oswarily and foolish
aots. Thh fear binds them 20 their wn intsests "
this fear which has been the Of the The
81 an insurIee0 In Hungary allowed Austa " Invade
the Dsnnbisn pror.ncesthr fear of Poland prevent. tue
Airs from tsktne Odessa and Riga Is shIs fear which
made Napier Abandi the Baltic aud nstsdt IL
which caused the Vienna Conference the oocai the
shameful spropeiions Of peace, oc useies troubles
there no peer a. understanding among the kings II
ih therefore for the people to put their Ird Ia The scale
ofthe war. We democrats, wo have 70 unfold the uni
verssi hsg VII the three sublime words which make tue
tyfans tremble' Liberty for all, eguhy and frazer
nifty" among nl DO not whit any longer. 1886 ~ii
IL is that year which 20 deote the fate "
Etrc3gih-let Every democrat become soai,r,
and We viii have an army Ct several millions OF Gea
Let the interests ~ each be the interest of ALL let
not rely On fhe ayse rromises of the
their aece'tul generality The Of tho "a Of peoem
berthe usurper, the assassin Of the Italian republic,
and his slliesw do nothing for Poland, Hingasy or
Italy We haze to do our own wort-wo are the srboss
Of our own oestny. The Central European Committee
informed us in their appeal of September last that the
moment of action had arrived. Revolution T. the mot
d'ordre q all nations Revolution IL Is yight--i
10 the only thing save all Revelation il s
written In letters of Gre upon smoking walls sebas
topo II makes The heart Of every ore, and nj all the
nations which sgh v irons beat b tho air, uescssary
TO our exinience II II the hope OF the fuigre is Is the
dream which has rendered the peins of bani.h.
ment for tweay-aye. years, cndurable. Peace
NouIu pe our His'ortuhc tOuny~--pur ~ ~'1
on tho cross, without hope Of resurseod,u.
AT this impor,an Ncment the principal matter IL
dorstnnd who has 10 the struggle IL may DO
WELL hero, to repeat the opinion Of the Central Commit
tee, which sGye:-yosnd, Italy Hungary, have IL Il
true, an existence to ,ind,cnte against the foreigner
whoepyrssses shev They have external toes 10 aght
bat FOR them revolution " while France IL in pos.
session o her country she has but 10 put in her
poser OF '92 In unioleirg the flag which went all
the world she has bat usurper to chsstse There
tore II Is for for TO tho ne&t universal revou
ton. but fear that France of io2 Is dead Tor she did
not awake at the az dstress her sister of 1859
do not wish " ur the shsoad which 1913 for
u Is NOT tae French people but its goverpment, which
covered Italy with botr. Noble Ifan,c !. IL time TO
think Of your ODD glory, mt your ienrct pfucxct nj ali
the ENDS Of the vo1 FROM the burning climate os tho
fyraInds TO the glaciers Of Russia and withercd
by impure hands; you viii not lind then under tho
ruins Of sebastoro face the s,an Of ing altitude which
spoil your beautiful fore head The whole world looks
yon. Rise wc viii follow you to the battle did
aihers and wall die with Joy to raise the universal nag
of ihe democratic and sociai republic triumphant.
Mr.. hCSs7 Sddrcese9 the meeting In German aud all
vocatse union e. cations Ia tho Of liberty
'ho only ssac Ot .staLAsns the Universal sos.i
and democratic republic.
After remarks from Mr. DcIAcluac, Scuor Toon and
o<hers, the meeting adou rned.