New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25

The tables which were arranged 10 hollow square,
were filled soon after O'Clock and about uI0red
psr;oIs, including dozen ladies' applied themselves
bIRsly TO conversation, caret and cold collation..
DUNG this nj. 1raJcLaDt was elected Peeideat, NJ.
CLaboI Vice PrtsideLt, and NM. NOgeli anG Ra0eZN
Secretaries. Conyer 'stiOn increased cIet aud col
luou disappeared. When the tables we're cleared, NJ.
TRASCHAST arose and invited the attention ot the as
stmbiy TO the toast "A la Debace"
d. BARRos spoke, 10 response, of ths universality
OF the liberty which they had met ~ lament and to hope
for. Humanity, be sad never VT Dt back. Napoleon
but obstacle in its path. Ger ain facts IN the
hislO'y of tie void always preceded certain other
iocIs and be believed that toe logic Of history pointed
to near revolution more sorioua because more CON.
pete, than ally IN the past tie enumerated some or
these orcun Stances tie Iciten coLdition OF Frerch
finance public and private, ano among many osher
things the attempt Of Nerger. lie Concluded by the
Jreoiclion that ,Oon they would ce in France A
shower CT bravos greeted the close Of bis speech.
4 Ia France dc Ia hdra6liqHe 1nisu'sHe.
DR. BARRIERTespoLd d.
). 4 Ia h1pabii7ue Dc 1913.
Mr DInT, ole Of the political cOnyics who recently
re public Mother Of the suffering LIBRARIES Of the
OPPRESSED, PTotectIets OF the feeble permit u, t.
Gel, brsie the abnVerary Of Thy birth and TO address
TO thee BY nh Of gratitude and love Ab good mother,
it is nine ears tocay since the yiyfyng of tie
3iih OF February brought thee forth from the bosJn
Of Il French people aid thou appenedst sudden
~, Ike luminous star, aud Lighted the path VI the
naii,Is of he globe. Thy Voice res uDdsd IRON pole
10 pole, 81 The Dd,ioIs were elec1liiel By emo Of
Thy bsLehcen' roys, which dispefssi The darkness
OF ignorance; then ther eyes we're opsled
with iIcLspliis they saled tie dawn OF thy glsry.
Rev eHoc N ID, hox we love TO recall Thy 1est cDn
foiug long age end bow much more hapDy &c Oh nd
be 10 hesr tee b. ain. 81 Dice t1en PLACED gnle
pastoia p+.ch u ibe mouth Of tai. gvnM )'her d
Il, 90 with t5oso wOrdS: Our blood ous Ifs our OIL
il IL Ne; fer thou sIt physical ind moral royo Il ION
pr grtss, the fu'UiO 6n1 the deliver Of humanity
10 10 The worries ed ira we VIII follow the. eve-y-
Wler-, sbo cur mission will no be fulfill until sc
have She TIE last crop o. our tl1od L. IS sweet 70
die for ttee. II NrsD's believe that they have sthoi
n6e IN thy cradle, they dtceved for thDl eXs,et
forever Il Il beaIis u tho,e peOps Who have heard
ny lava q charity aud love. Yes they have board
tin hCu alone GIt their SAVIOR ard hoy swoil thee
their Messiab. Men uay be kied, Whole generations
may be ssept away bat principle can never be
lItc-ior pIIc,ple 10 immortal; and thou, thou art
pinc pita piIIei ylo reseLefs;iye, eternal s'd IN
movable as Naurc herleli-s p.lIcipie wbich sh4p
rIUu ph in spite OF all the Efforts Of Toy etem es--a
DriDCIl wien Ought TO transform The whole world
Thou ant ruth, and truth Il iatalh Die. 40, may
Heaven grant that soon sh-Il see- thy voice:
" Ifrc Ia ReDuIiiqSe anirrsele demoero,'qae c! So
eaie Iice "a grsAde Jam'Aei r'os fomoar lie,
"iyroEs ne soHl tIEs !"
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NJ. GorRiEux responded.
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NJ. L. RoBLLLAL responded
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