The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

lnve the ,uDncan democrats nations
celebrate ne q the the
their names given in from g o'clock p NJ Day and
purpose the socey Dc
Members the Universal Revolutionary Phalanx
invited join Yourselves to the Society Of the Revolutionary
q The French republic Of 1892 BY order q The Delegates of
A. RAszIwsEI, Secretary.
There was large red hagthe banner Of the red re-
publcans-promnently dspiayea at the head Of the
ball, having the following words painted 10 black the
corners
FRATrNirE, nsE.Tx, !
soIIpAmTE /
In the centre Of the banner the inscription,
union Socialists" bounded by black border forming
an equilasral triangle.
Ats r. NJ the assembly, consisting Of about hun
drd persons WAS called by tho Chairman Mr..
iDoI, who regretted that few had rcsponde. TO the
all when their object celebrate SO great day.
lie then proposed three chees the fathers o l7g2
which were given with grea. spirit. Goods news raid
cur The crave w. sn d. ssp arp
ended his career Neither the waters o. plomoisres
or Baritz, the Is Deanas Of Mon Libour nos his
police, him. Therefore US be ready:.o depart
to 60 and form the United States OF Europe
iaurenschw.rz came in, and With A consi srs1e
excitement and eanestness announced that turner's
who have always been found prominent among he
ders OF liberty below, ished en- er and ex-
press their - mpathy tor the movement and celeoraon
Char with compmehtt ny words expressing their
devotion 10 the principles Of Freedom they denied 0eore
the Char bowling as they passed, AMI shoung vtce Ia
Sir D. GouRIEux, me president o. the Universal Revo
nhonaIy Phalanx, then addressed the meeting as fol-
lows : Citizens, We celebrate 10 day the sky fourth
anniversary Of the Proclamation OF the French
martyrs have fallen for the noble cause WI ch our
fathers proclaimed How many traitors also have at
have tried 10 atop the advance Of humanity ho nany
villains have sold Themselves despots in 10 de-
suoy the principles which fathers proclaimed by
their energy and their courage dow many writer's
have tried 10 tansb the character of Robesperre Murat
ana Bateuimen who have sacrificed themselves for the
people, and who during certain time have BEEN looked
UP TO BY that same people as monsters of hsmannyY
What have they achieved those traitors easnes
those ylans and those yena writer's. In ,te Or them
there has been progress In spite OF them the number
Of worthy men has increased 10 spite Of them me
Finally, they have pundered France and assass mated
,housands Of citizens Now, those men, VINO nave 10
their service regmants Of spies priests and an sdrme
sl afraid They are afraid for their master Is era
~ You see tie abyss before SOU your .ser istsaw
IL and became crazy IRON fright You can hide that rep
tile In surrounding him by lining walls stl tae truth
will come to hehs People Of france your children,
thrown upon foreign land hope 10 you You nave lately
been sleeping and submitting 10 perjury, ba. ID
time to awake You ought not long to be governed bys
modern Calfula-by woman-by cnild. You
are republicans Awake snow 10 the world
that II for a time hey oppre.s you.
still when you viii you hreak your and your
tyrants. once more, people of France, your chtreu
who have been forced by Bonaparte curse there coun
And you Amercaus what are you doing for the Children
OF those brave soldiers left their mother country 10
aid in gaining your liberty They strong enoagn
at home TO proclaim IT, They come in spite OF
pots, ard help YOU proclaim it here. The OF the
and remain ueutrsthse advisers caumniae your great
Washington. II he was living he would tell you TO
aid your brother republicans, jt as dcspo.s aid one
another Leave aside your ego,sm, come on. and oy
your actions prove that Capt ngraham is the only
American In whom beats generous and fraterna heart
Prove the despots tna you are not exclusively com
mercial patton, but that you great people desiring
the eeiom Of nations or they are your oretnren
TO % N W IA
fathers did Tor you-look al your European brethren and
ZIP .nem Mn al your sLengh % establish european
elves great nation ana form another world into great
Mr.. MAxInnIAs I.soEsscnwAsz said mat hrs friends
allied him Robespierre Number Two, and that he was
iser dying from hunger and his brother Killed on the
ocheehouasd barricadc that his only wish
granny drowned in its own blood. Until now the
working class has always been imposed upoa by amoi-
Gus cowats This will not again. In 1913, Isaw
slr Cremieux leading louis Philippe to his carnage
the future only follow those who lead with poguard in
aho, and are willing to die With US. For myself wish
die the hrst In the struggle for la ieyi uniuroe
Mr. LEJErNE next addressed the meeting. He ably
reviewed the history q the French rcvoluuon.
philosopncal writer's OF the last ecentaiy. such
as Montesquieu, DidcrOt, voalre, lis2, walsn We
come 10 day to pay homage to Marat Bbeuf and Robes
pierre wto are wTooged by the public sentiment OF this
est OF the revolution, furnished rneu
comes BoIapare; he assassin. (Grea, appause)
TO liberty for . second one has 10 suppress IL.
But the people cannot be long deceived republic lie
near al hand The FIRST Bona has been chssd his
nsrhes will tate. when the universal and
fecisiist republic shall be proclaimed
Dr. EDMOND Koch, German. was then introduced 10
the audience by the Chairman After ssyiug 10 gseuch
that re coulfno speak that language very WELL he adj
feel II necessary to speak a &c words in tie Englsn
language to you this evening As the speaker jas before
represented by all public writer's and particularly by all
public writers IN this countryside best wrlters--even
10 ouch manner that Is cur duty to say something,
as ths cur only means to get published and brought
and undeceye the public mind All the American school
botks speak most uDjustly OF those great
them little better than robbers and odtcncrs,
and IN consequence o. this 4 that we see very e~
citizens here TO night II is our duty TO exp ess our
opinions, so that they shall &C. forth In the and
change the general opinion OF this people benai Of the
French revolution The Americans must ye, learn that
liberty did depend upon the revolution of lTo2 had
not been for that there would be but very little
liberty here. We would find the spirit Of oppression
and earsness that rues in the south here IN ile Nota
II 10 believed that red republicans but ROBBERS and
thieves We protest agans, this opinion, against cvey
sucflopinor, as unju,t and erroDeous Robespere and
bis Companions we look upos a the Mcssahs Of me
and that IRON l5s2 q 1928 they we're the
once asked IL be was banisned upon q lonely sc what
book he would prefer 10 take with him a companion,
and answered, not as everybody hoped be would-,he
Bble-but that he wanted nothing than she
Mon,tsT from 1922 TO l793 We can tell our American
brothers that arrives for the grea, struggle
again will not fear TO the guillo.ine the MARI
anne did We will root out the moneyed aristocracy a.
they rooted out the old ari.tocracy (Severa persons
cried out, dissenting from I'll sentiment) We will LET
tina. class know how we stand towards them 50 shall
know course and have a clear track.
Mr. prTrnNE thoncxt speaker. He was real social
s and wanted the land and all property 10 belong tothe
nation, or be common; ami thought that any one who
did not work ought not TO be supported BE wsnef the
army and clergy 70 be destroyed at full scoop ani
considered p,opretors aud capitalists all thieves He
wanted the clergy Of every denomination snnlhiistea
Mr.. stirrss said that MEND, JUS, arrived from
France declared that IN every town and vii they n
talking about revolution, and ready ir one
Then followed some talk di'putc about the merits
u the American republic ana tie Institution Of slavery
10 which they all seemed much opposed.
Mr. GorrfE concludes the speaking for the evening
by regrettng that persons Who Ike them are now
n exile, not present
The meeting closed by singing the "Marseillaise"