The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-25


The room decorated in the usual fashion Over
the Presidents seat Hoa,ed tho red flag Of the Rpnoaue
Democrstique ct socae, with the words Ijbert4 Exa
t6 ct Fraterne. Around the room red letters .ere
the following observation-disclosures. l778-Esps me
lshflsiie, is4eFrsnce, 17s9, 'e2 1889, aspol0gne
iS3i-Hungrie, Allensgpe lS33. At toe head the
was tbe II scrip ipioD "Repnbque Cnvsr,ee Demo
crstque ct Socise ebcircsg triangle surmouI tod With
y ioeriy cap end two red asgs.
The attendance at this celebration was very large
The attempt the life of tue French E oeror and
the present uneasy condition Of the French Enp sae
I'd TO n'oe more than the orJioary sprt mo the cee
brsion OF yesterday. ATer th3 company rartoos Of
sa'as'es, proviaed for TIE oscasoa Prosreot Citizen
| IpsIIsE called the ueetiog TO order ard
Ia the pr.sepce Of the events lgstpg The world
especially France, the commit of the International
cty of New YORK desired 10 answer the chsrges the
crgsrs cf the devpo, and they baa resolved mako
written cecisaton OF their principles 70 stew 20 What
Trey are tepomg ano that they dsuiol
would read the declaration in the of the Sociasy
| ". frBrcTY then read a programme enbodyiog the
well known principles Of socnlifm, and concluded by
saying that 10 propagate their principles tncney was
cesssry anc ale appeal TO the company furnish
| the means 10 publish their prrcipes to buy and
open d crusade against despotsm He applauaed n pe
who mao. themselves the executors Of pubic Justice nor
can those men be touched by the law OF nations That
cur apwer to the caumpes OF the paid press which daily
psuts US tGreat app suse Our arm- loaded lst
us rise brethren anc burn the
guil'otpes Goua ap!lanse ami 20 sbicb the company
burst forth with the 'Marseaise' after which vocfe-
rons cheer was given fer the democratic and social
1 rspubc)
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sal Repubhc-Citzep ROLE responded folio ss:-Cti.
zps ten years bave eispeo since the people OF France
cv.Ithew N their just aroysty used up ny IL,
.Rois snd liz principle o. "peace A. all Although
tie great epocn OF which celebrate the annv.
var hoeule 70 those who received with JOY and erthu
sian will rot the lcss remain engraved IN letters OF
fire OF the archives OF socialism. Every revolution IA
srsat lessen for he people Each brings It's fruits but
he the sycamore which hills those who slseos in its
shade the persecuted and exed its yues defenders
ana those who sacrifice everything Il The people,
The czeus 10. skilled enough in poltios and no, suo1
N ne Admin Inn
70 men whose loyalty was greater than her
revtu'iorrs, and whose energy was fond waning At
hs crltea, moment Thy thought that they had doae
enough for the cause Of the people and rested
generous appeuse Ct ttat repuoi &c which bias been
mu,b caumnisef But caught IN their ethsrgy py IN
cubDirs Of Jes uaism, viaan, they fell undo
IRE weight OF tae by pocrtca aHdy ing action OF villains
| "ho 'ook snVsnmge OF the great deeds dooc oy tn :
| To these decsptopsS No On the contrary, IN
stead Of growing weaker they must redoube thci
coursge snd perseverance,. great said that
revout on sbooh only cease 10 the grave. II he sho
ibs uoble principles OF socialism gather
fruis, be = at least the cbnmpiou OF duty aod of the
fuvre. Bsiory will Gay be his name uu hsr
pges, aud this r.c mpep'e better than glide hpnors
TOO oiter sI'.d snh tne blood ~ the people Ctzaos
tis E the advance guard have cleared tue soi
o ihe future The fountain of fraternity has sprung from
tie WORK end ibvies partske OF IL sbun0s proii
galty. let us ssiher around brothers Let have
hut WORD Tor our motto-Unon; aim for orn
cipt-fu auiiy Let us form in indissouoe bonis the
cham az n psope against the knys-lbor against api
| ia. Citizens, tie despots treDbs Their
glorious snniveI fasl dates to thsmour days
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bus shadow and IN bis terror give hu-
SELF courage, Trey make a TO rehien
Ito thou ands o victims they have made not enough
Ter tbemtfey want pew ones; and have ey uot the
esnry the police the sword and the holy
20 st themp They want that the refugee shall have
strltertbe democrat no smythe socialist friends.
hey ~att datness for darkness In the traitors sun; In
| hIe uvh 10 ban,b from Europe all those sbo ny
'rrt vim thenseives aDd In their savage expectation
hey cscuaie that America too viii at refnss
hosJnsry and refuge. All, citizens, the saturnaa of
Francc aly Pc Hungary were bat the pro osue
| tp he mi nd no IN n M
these constructors Of BptilesY do not believe n II
| humsniiy we're IN ne lsst agony new Bruius world
sprng W To srres' dying breath Nov, czsus ~ all
| uhtiots, let us commence warfare. Arm y,urs.lves
umarty clamt your services 10 arrest In their honci
dsi iheee psm.ess cannbss Co you be the hcnor
of tttir defeat II s the tine The hour Of liberty has
truck for the people at last The electric telegraph has
broken through the of IT,. kings steam has
sruned Their thrones These aaxIsr,as are the fruits
of long and painful labor. All labor is worthy
inward Iabors Of the future, democratic OF yesterday
socialists OF tocay, let rs unite our pleasures aud
u fr' united bea1s forth that cry sbch
uskes iyrants rcmb'c-" yivc 'a Rspuolquc democrat
| qu@ socsie et Uoiv.rsell-" Uoud sppisIse)
| rprEr mace q philosophical speech, In which he
ssd hs' hurspry ms'ches from day 10 day With more
usbt guide desiipy thai the si.mpt
o the 1ih OF January msde because the yrsnt who
governs France s al enemy Of science cruel than
The lpqusitop ~hch killed meu, while he the Empcror)
tired IN destroy TIE intellect and let the body live,
creating thus tornert INSULT TO endure than ply
sicsl torture. He corcludsd by the soast;-
| "a maroipaiop dss p.up'eS"
| Gsvpt, German, then sldressed the meeting. He
said that the German people sympaihzed with the prn-
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anh that or the 2sJ ot June He boped lbs the Ger.
and the French who bad been arrayed against
e@ch Other IN the servo Of the yraps, would be
iound bebtrg sice by side aaatst the dcspots and
fsvor of hhefy-hai they would torn holy aaDc. Ter
liberty. The Germans Of ths city ntetded {, c.ls,
tie German revoution Sunday and n the French
would unite with them wouie rive them much pleasure
| rhey would meet at Mr. Kuntzs, in Essex street,
The puSpnr said that they would accept that nvitr.
ton In the name of the solidarity or peoples, aod o
hoped ha, oil those now present would 10 the erman
roll nj IN a tho
| ians. (tbcen
Mr rnrsI responded = the ,oas, OF "a !. force des
The tourseos. called them, be SAID, drinkers Of slood
de.uo, ere Of family ard property but they had
80 much they drank Of ours. E,poieon had
b,en logical in c,ling eighty or one hundred
md us He has done no nor, h.n ,bsm stsss ~ ete
etnen Tie speaker concluded by drinking 10 tho Re-
pubiioue Univerele which was responded to with great
| The y, vt spcsktr wac German, Mr. Ro-p Who sald-
| pnne the French revolution OF as we have obsers I'd
the q 81 great open struggle OF the oppressed classes
seainst tie d,spotsm Of capital, against govern
| mtni CT the boureeosc clsss; in short, against ell
a,p. W mp.ssy that S es % OF 'nS Tooas Grsa o. rs .oH
that uer distressed position could not NJ all be i'm
proved uucer The bew gn'. rot at all any more than
urcer the ou archy, ava tlsv rucntly tpk
the glorious Gays ~ June 'i sting
system ~ dssro, CT o,a ,he.r aNos though
| that the try revOlUi en- required. u vac ro
glorious as the irft revoluuou OF so Iru % We oh.
that the dery ttd had ovcrtO~u ne power of
ne Sesn,ns g some On poseS, sss, aOd , s.ps
unlimited power, TO acquire property, and 70 10 VIII
shat they cbccse. so, IN consequence, observe in
as The preliminary taking NJ arms against the as OF
N borfsc w. whch bad obtained The rule all the
other cssfes on men In conclusion, he sad that tn
| bat pct assembled 10 celebrate the memory Of ,ho
| cesd, but that Of stll living in every jest
! sndieeIinR' hesrt He did net demand revolution
for The sake ~ anarchy, hut Oc the sake NJ lber
| y, ior the ssko u the happress OF human society.
tad that cias Of yrsus Neroleon At their head,
hsd unceraht 20 oppose val ot Tnlca clubs sgainst
human prugress tut Ne expressed his confidence that the
VAL would be overtbroun, and - supporters to- lie