The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-25
As nEvsssary OF the Last grssch RsvsauAasn.
TEE CELEBRATION By HE sOouzD La MONrAaMU.
Ths eigAth anniversary Of the sst Preach Rsvsautea
vas es,esrstsd ssturesy svsspg BY the Sscsty La
hostagns No. 40 WI iam-strsst Ovsr seventy psr-
voas nssry al natives OF u ,e Era~ce. sAt down 70
Banquet which prepared for the ooessson-
TIE was decorated With red republican Dag, one
bearing the following device and esssd.
/ nArzssrrr. SOCIALIST solDAsn. {
And tbs other having the significant nias Sooliairi In
the centre At the head Of the room was tho device
WE La ENUmIcun UsvKRsUIx-


ION q Norman shield.
Dr. Frsushant presided, assisted BY Mesars Ysh', Stu
iii end Rssssws The CHAIRMAN spoke to tho arst resu-
lar toast. "AG "A FsrTisrn
he rmASked that the anniversary was ono suggestive
OF mourn ING and Of hope, for while al good republicans
had tears TO shsd for those who had fallen they reo
that hs last revolution showed what Frsnchen could
do vhsa called upon exert tem.elves White regret
ting that every steamer briggs a. additional evidence
~hss paxists have to sus stn said tho speak
81 sonethirs TO rejoice At that there are sim srveu
hearts n France that forget not liberty. France wa,
now ruled by tyrSns whose power the church had con
secrsted; for Kings and Popes make common cause
ssainst The people and therefore, It becomes nation
to male common against them. The workiDgmen
evwyshins evsn he ornaments kings and PRIESTS are
20 prou1 to wear. place hopes in the aborng
classes they VII not deceive and viii HAYS
The secord tosst-"Ths Union and the futu-e Oft
American repv blic'-was responded to in English The
speaker argued that the highest destiny this COUNTRY
wAs not In tie extension CT its territ lries but 10 the
realization tbs contn4n Of the great principles
Of France Europe would be inf seaced bsne scisy
by the OF democratic sentiment and iegisls
ton In kner.ta.
The third tcsst-To hreshersn of other countries
vo.ims of oppreesion"-hr. RAszEwN responded, and
reviswsd briefly the history OF Louis Philippe, and
the generosity Of the French people Tne speaker
Huis Napoleon and was OF ouipiou his reign would
not be q icng duration 30 hoped yet to east st bis f.
not "A this cenny but in rsgenerated democra lie and
social Ensepe (Applause.)
Col Fogss respcne ed src,bIy to the toast al Ia Re.
puotfNe Unfreryce II SAID he the peopies fault
VsaIpy ruled The lesson they aad learned to
forget forgive their ants when they layed weak
nsss. To triumph permanently they must be remorse-
Less the gcod demands that their hands,
Mr.. w. }. Rosx he next speaker He said that
" as an. sns
twenty Our years before, whom Washing on was born,
Europe was Ia the mcs OF poh cai ea.ness. Now the
world convused with the PRINCIPLES of liberty It WAS
the lot Of the speaker to be in france previous to the
last revolution He then that he political heavens
vsre full of the thunder CIT the coming orm File passed
Into Itsy and there por-endnes OF the future
sad ia ruins of the cooss heard prophecies Of
the new birth from people Of oths- lands in the very
shadow of ths Vatican he felt tuat the spirit abroad
upon tie face CT the waters" and nsn looked u, each
other asbed sis cot TIE evolution In tire throes
Of hrthf' AID sure enough, while all were quating
with fear the young repp phc bern and France
free. America should be the dc vsrer o. the nr,ions;
uenc. bum au'ts The s1uags for osry il nat yet
dead sat We hops 90 sac it fuccesstu We must look
to the l.rd of cur refuge A. tbs very lime sail Mr.
Rose there are two ns'iofsl conventions assembled,
pl6ttipg 10 overthrow cur government; and he urged
That the watchulness should be exhibited or
the palladium ot our Il ,erties-te conssisudon-would
be srici down He clos-S with eloquent e1iogium
OF Wsshingt n. enid g-sst applause.
here lsa5 10 he costume OF the Goddess Of Liberty
was intrt aursd teatire three asgs-s whie tiesot
and rsdsnd su7g, lie Craredu Rouge, (tae red Hsg).
the tssqueers. j;inirg in he refrain:-
Puts t-s ron reero camusncer.
Mr. iu-oc,a pehasa refugee Ct 1884, folio ved, and
and gl.r6ed his would be assassin, Pisnori.
Mr. rYQUET advocated tfe religion OF Christ he had
gv,n 70 ts world but No. IS 1t had been altered and
to hs i,stsrny % thsss vho remain and to the mec-
~ Of those wfo have fsep the victims Of heir devotion
The "Msr@i1aiEs" vas thsn sung sI5 the nesting
sepa-aesa .. ate h,ur.
rELEDBArIo. or THE REVOLUTIONARY REPUaLI-
CANS.
YESTERDAY eff neon he Revolutionary Republicans
nhisd at N ga William street, aud organized by
tie apps insu1s.t of ii. Goureox, Of the Cayenne
ex1les has lasly escaped from that salu brous
mate, ~ (hairmsn. N. Rat Ter an x-member OF the
Assemble Nalcna arc E. Pate ofciaed as secretsries
After the meeting opened, 81. PATE to protest
sgainst statement which appeared in the HERALD Of
that day which sverred that tsey !" moderate
republic ans, and he ssked the meeting to stain hin IN
the protest. which they did, its beng put from the
n RArm said 1t the hope Of the republicans last
year that her would break out soon and
tho var With Russia was an ad5t'ona reason why they
should believe Unf,Ttunaely, however, trey soud
only shed tear 70 The memory Of those who fs the
22d esd and oath Of February lss and salute hopefully
the repubio-6eno crstic and scciAi-of the future.
N. Tvyn1 read oce, composed BY himself on the
fate Of martyrs 184S and in brief speech advoc
the Of the grstuitous justice and free
educston for al.
N. RAr1M propos ed toast TO the citizen soldiery who
obliged 10 the tyrsnt Napoleon, bat still
loved their country and humanity.
This toast ELECTED some feeling it misundsr.
stood, and
N. IHaAapR proposed I" The army who sesved In the
raIks, I" which was received with cheers
n DurRAL advocated tho destruction Of the army ard
clergy.
N. TuXnf gave Republication throughout the
world"
Mr.. PATE then gsve-The Democratic and Social Props
gancs AID sso, Washington and the Fathers Of the
American Republic"
The 'Msrsellsiss" was teen sung, With every mani
fee .atif CT entt ueiasm-
TIE FRzsDxSI proposed the memory cf Pianori, who,
though Italian wanted to be the avepger OF the
French republic. THIS enc arsed by loud cheers.
PfnRK CuroSI then sung Le rIavaiieur, after which
speeches made and other songs sung the
psDy did not separate until . A'e hour.
Personal Intelligence.
M,us.d Fillmore was in Italy, ri ths last accounts
looking tat ro+y young and happy. Perhaps he is Nv
ing on hope the result In November next, mixed In
With little beef and mutton.
Among the Americans ls:ely at Florence were Miss
Mary Jones, Of New York, AID VIM. A. Bufum, United
States Conzul at Trieste.
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