New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
yEREIN ZUR FORDERUNG.
ARBFITER INTER ESSEN n.
ORSINI. PIERRi.
FHREDEN KOREC BERN
TOD DEN TYRAN ".


TIE Society for the advancement OF working men
honor the Tyranniodes.l
There were also asgs of the Swiss Confederation,
spd vorious German associations.
The procession contained over 1000 persons, and
was lighted up by the ruddy glare OF thousand
tolcbee, producing most imposing effect. Nearly an
hour was occupied in psssiog given point. AL OF tne
streets through whicn it went were thronged, and
Thousands of people gazei at it from rooi-tops AMI
windows The demonstration was eminently decorous.
So fsr as we could learn not mishap occurred DUNG
the evsriug. The route OF the procession was from
Union square down Broadway to Becker street,
.berce to the Bowery, and through Canal street TO
Broadway and tie Park.
In the Park platform had been erected and large
crowd was waiting when the procession arrived.
JoHs ALLEN called the assembsge to order. 1t
wss in vain TO attempt to make himself heard by the
vast multitude before and around him. Twenty thou
sand faces were turned toward him, twenty thousand
souls were at that moment in sympathy with him IN
this manifestation Of devotion to the of freedom
in wbose behalf Orsini aud Plerri had offered up
their liyes. ... r
thoe ho recognized the principles OF liberty as supe
ror to ell natcnaltes to all questions OF race or con-
dtion Il was not French freedom, nor Italian Tree
com that they asked pul the neeuoh VI uu'o'''
man.
They had met on common ground in common
cause. In America, politically, we had preceded tho
old world in the recognition OF the sovereignty oi
every Individual in place OF the u'lno rght OF kings
But Europe was ready 10 follow IN our footsteps.
But for the conep acy of yrabts, and the
of despo.s like Napoleon, the hand OF Rebubhcan
liberty might have long since been enjoyed.
The dark night of tyranny which she had suffered
was TO be succeeded by bright and happy day. Bn
in this struggle they should fnd as warm lrenus ~
Americans as in our Revolutionary stluggle, we nao
found in the person of Lafayette and his coqnryMsn'
In the struggle for freedom IN ltsy-undeT LOUIS Ma
noleon-the assi.tarce which the French nation OF.
fe,ed to us was not oDy withheld, but her arm ol
power was used TO strike down the rsng nope ot tue
free. Without this UNJUST interference, itay "ouu
have row been NUMBERED alhohs 'no iePuoii'' ~ '
earth A., ;.e,,od
Suppose the monarch OF France had thus lntetleteu
to crush out the spirit Of freedom IN America after our
struggle with the Mother Country; Were there noI
that would have revenged the wong with splfit of
sacrifice as heroic and ust as Orsni maniiesied u
lie late attempt to enanclpate France from tue l,s
rule OF the worst of a tyrant. Americans snou!u a.
least frOwn down the principle ana the practoe Vi .
iIte, ,erenoe oftyrants in the support OF tyfan. and
should r ioce wherever the avenglng arm oi JUSTICE
should strike successfully, at the foes OF freedom.
As Americans, breathing the spirit oil 30, we niuI.
rejoice in every attempt to fld the eafth VI suou
utunpers and tyIants-such Intermediates ana assas
sir s-as the present Emperor OF France but nc
would not prolopg bis remarks he wouie siHPly eA'
teId the hand Of welcome 10 the e1iiss iot hoouo,
from whatever land they may have been driven, anu
would pledge them the sympathy OF al true .s ~
cars not only in their suffering but IN their eh'rtS "
achieve the boon of liberty foT their country
Mr.. Allen was frequently and most generously ap-
plsuded. Mr.. Allen here offered, in behalf oil the
Revolutionary Committee, the following resolutions;
Reed That wbe ever wherever the nights OF the pop
stricken Gown the freedom Of speol 40 pped robbed
a nusdered tuai only the ht but the ay %
the poatth1opo TO ci'e .e [ - b. pssd IN their
Re,,ed That the .cepre Of empire IN France IS now d oy
rr.r md .yrnut hat no: satisfied with the ensys'nent
France he extended his despouc arm over Iay ho.
. he me. Of personal ambition be has sacrificed the poa no
and cis terrs Of old Europe MS crimes ssA1n rec
dom, in this age Of advancement are more be
,n Of n.t men tb. In the attempt Pianor Orsni ard
Pierri to strike down the iyran, uey have gwen
Rsrea That the bod sell sacrificing efforts Of these .f
~ !, 80 not S,S :b, silently and ia darkness.
s ID. volcano and the tempest. the Hyps forces o. s
cun aing and that the tsl OF 80 b .S Of
chi-tnent Of man, are facts that are "Iieu ~P"- ~
Ec,or,S Thai In these obequies the memory fono,l
Justice a. reedon ard express sympathy WIN ~
ar 7. that have gone before them aud mat nAS ~
Ee,red Ths. IS cosncpolsn revoutons. We teclire or
1iDst T. We, 70 be fought in ia move
recognize productions Tor Il. nohiuS
A 1.ruau
e.s ihsa ooreia,ion of ST human M 5 h.r
happiness o 81 mankind the reszstioa oi soe Of the
no 5 eyerywh.re ard the achievement s-a PeIFs'~
| RtIutiique tair-seIe. ,,..-.,.- md nv vow,
R9tG That in the spirit Of universal 20 his rrst
most sacred VIZ do hereby e0nseerAte ID
csa.e na 10 esh o,a,r .iE pledge OF mas 10
aid g. whatever field Of ssni yemsri tAs swofo "
| Le-sf..T Unshe athed.
n Allen then Introduced to the andience AL"LN'O
| {. MAzzI VINO addressed the assen6lage Il i'aiiAA
| We append trsrslation: r..h.-,.,d
CuzEss: TIC you, whose idol Is the ~ adr,.ps.
whose life ia hberty-to you, eailes OF q. 80, 81
Who under he powerful protection 81 "a, esbi@e hsrt
ir cur own srupoI the Loui Of return It is 10 yo'
a.ons that am speaking. .o 60 arn-ss
Having been c6Osen by my oounr ymen 70 ~
,bsir hearted. gratitude for the Solan!
h,r yhch representatives CT ne various nston ai -,
et Eu-ope rave decided TO make IL homo ., IN IN
.nfmc:v of,Ae two martyr. Fslice Orsin sna re-t
. gl I've q; great distance nom Sn,, Ne,
NfvBsc.crd ard -ec.lyed orly s. 'Ss u... s,a;
e.ro,D,, 80. .,o,- ..i,borgh / vel kno1 t1s an