New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

accommodation.
The banners and the meeting then proceeded 70 the
large dining hail in the second story 1t was crowded IN
five miL utes more bsu thousand persons must have
been present. and until tie meeting va. again called 70
order the bum Of Swiss enhuelasm WAS fary dsaieninR
The ueetiLg was called 10 order, and NJ. AUCCsTE
GUKHBKR was appointed Secretary "
NJ Dawn CHIRBULIEZ then mounted the table
and spoke in French: The fatherland Is 10 Danger
This ory which 10 ancient Rome snmsted all hearts,
{s now heard in our country. From oil sides oar
cOuntrymen are fastening 70 arms We who are pre-
vented by distance from joining with our broaers
now gathered together in 1is nall 10 discuss the beet
md quickest mode Of furnishing them with material
aid Wsr is ahOrriole thing however jast, no Sever
slohOus, however patriotic il may be- and am gad
10 see tdat some hope IS s left for peace. do not
think that the King Of Prussia will pus1 msers as far
aswH nor do think TIA. other European powers will
permit him: AID believe thBt the language OF The
0niteur has bees improperly construed 10 mean tina.
The Emperor Of the French will side against Swltzer
land But If 3d. the voice Of the Emperor Is not the
voice of the French people nor OF the press OF France
Tor of England Cheer. There Ia no danger that
the King Of Prussia will have new allies the only
danger is that the other powers will allow hun 10 DO
whatever be chooses and is in his power. III. Cher.
buiez went ON to say that the in eiventlOn OF the
United States bad been spoken Of and referred 10 the
late Austrian reply to the America Munster Du' al
though continued the speaker the United States can
pot interfere in European affairs and the Government IS
neutral this question, yet the people OF this great
country with US and the entre press OF tne Sae'
sreaks for us with one voice. Need speak OF the
iusce OF our cause If the prisoners OF heutshate
were hundred times subjects of the King OF Prussia
hey have rendered ihomse cupable OF high treason
and have sinned against the municipal laws Ifemen-
dOus oheorinRl. From the earliest days-yes, from
the time Of William Tell-SWtzerland hss alHsys re-
fused 10 bow before tie hat OF tyrints lCont'nusd
Cheersl. Now from the Lake Of Geneva lar away 70
The cirsons they have given their hands to the
other Government and people are lncitng each osher
topsiriOtc de eds Cheers. the soldiers OF Neutchate
have demandedtO be led tifst against the eae ny Tue
Canton of Naud sends sixteen bStt tllons. The
,tudepts Of Zurich have formed Themselves into
corps Of volunteers aud money, too, is .orthco mag
When were our wOntn ever behind their brothers ana
fathers and husbands The women oil S"i'zeriau1
IRE now organizing ambuiances for the wounded, aud
preparing the stores required for the campaign.
fiench German and Italian cantons are nov all one
Scheers - one for a-all for one lC1eersl. M. Chez
buez conciuded by invoking the God of battles to be-
gend the cause of humanity liberty and Swltzersn1
NJ CHAPARD on taking the stand was loudly
oheered. lie said in French: Why are we lo-
yited here tonight IL IL because tins 10
question Of Liberty or Slavery. This meeang is one
,nrlo cutlery in the defense Of Liberty. Conservatives
liberals al d radicals all alike ready to defend the
rights Of country that liberty which has Dscn man,
fantd through six bundled ears OF boodys,fugge anu
which hall endure forever. IL is true we are here IN
Ameaica bat we are not tue less Swiss for that.
French Germans aud Italians are all ase Swiss In tins
moment Of peril. This is no ordinary war !, i' war
which will have great influence On the future
Of Europe. POtentatts already trenole, for II
lie war between Liberty and slavery; BE-
tween Royalty ard Republic. II ir US
We have been abson; from her ten, ffteen or twenty
years ana are DISSENT from her tVe We or thirteen
hundred leagues we have not forgotten her rus Is
cue ton for Americans ss well MS sis'. Behold tae
fso avs side by side Look at the American banner
Nisa eranG power Look at the Swlss-it Is snall
but they are alike in freedom! Here are the SWISS
hard pressed by arbitrary bands call upon you az
poor and riC Old aud young, TO make general lnri
button and show that you still have s yiss heAr,s
beg YOU finally to give one viva for SEitzecaud-for
the Federal Councillor the Free People.
Three vivas were given.
resolutions:
Hheea. tho love of aheand constitutes one Of the
eS SYsT n lana, cherish her memory with undyns
sdo,on the living the City Of New York aud i' en-
Ss, nave Osn ansn and h.pns. Il our mother
county general wish has spontaneously arisen for solemn
Sentiments Which these circumstance forth
genera meeting Of al sS wa. Ss ss 10. is for Ss @
by L. DelmonioO Thu appeal responded to BY
assembly slsse enthusiastc The meeting nnAnl'
That our hearts beat with deepest emotion at te of
behold wi,h Sdu ration and sentiment OF PRIDE me
ccnduc. Of the SWISS Cover and people
privilege deposit upon the altar Of country the hom 60 OF
our profound hfa attachment and ADJ liar
devotion that In order sentiments direct
prepare aud send the Federal Government OF
10 who are not able to 10 the more
avountNy subscription tr
ones suffer the 81 the country
That the ssid COMMITTEES until the settlement Of the
cules aud that they shall act sooordne :" iheii discretion
1.-THE should need it, and to forward them 10 'hs ds'hs
Tbs. We testify gratitude the American press and the
people bcsutf ard noble couaty where de.hay
has called live for the support which tacy nave
already sven to the country awaiting perhaps
Further that desire 90 see oar initiative nctsa taeinA
tnustor among AL counJmer VINO are 10 snso tss
numbers spread the American Union 70 equal! ex enc
hand Of pou. aid to mother country no" ehasnseeo
and impeihtd BY Wal -. .,,,.c -, f.. ,h.
triumph 81 W. 5gs oAS s S e MA ,pe pfesvaca
0f her union and her Independence.
Tbs SyCRkrARY then translated the resolutions slow
Nv into German, amid bresthess sence Az the olose
10 begged the pardon of the meeting for the faults oil
bis trans ation; they replied thst It was sp enid
The CHAIRMAN put the resolutions 10 vote by hand
vote.
The SECRETARY repeated in German, aud they were
unanimously adopted.
HERR T. Z0LLIGkR responded 70 the cali "a German'
He said that he was deeply moved. lie hs1 never
spoken before ouch large audience in his !e but as
his coun,rymen had insisted that he should speak, he
would say q word 10 his Sws' brethren who spoke
German relation TO the menaced war between Pfus-
STA and Switzerl md. He gave review OF the steps
taken az ainst Switzerland by Prussia lie had ne,
that Prussia had established her troops the frontiers
at Switzerland but he hoped God would come to the
cid of his people. Should war actually occur they
would be ready 10 help their fellJw.cOuDtrywen. II
battles we're to be fought they here far away, bnt
they would help the right with an opeo purse AMI ho-
ersi hand lBravosl That the soopo OF this meet
ing Great and small were here, high and Low, H1Se
JSae cebss .ras er Ram Prolonged braves
There was cry. "a Swiss wishes to speak aud
Young en- mounted the table. His name was Siven 81
SINNEK BKRLAcH OF Berno He mounled tue table
and said In French: Ny brothers, it Is not money
merely tina; ia wanted. There many anong US who
ere young men, without families and If we are only
fuIuiN % the means 10 do 90 we will at 60 ouf lmme
disttly. belong to the Third Division Of Tie army
which ar, sdy on the frontier and my he sr sohes u
mink am not with it for ono ready u 20.
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