The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14

ANOTHER MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE OF ARRANGE
MENrs-THE DAY FOR THE CELsBRAroN FIXED
Another meeting Of the Committee Of Arrangements or
the Association Of Revoutionisss Of all natonaes in
America for celebrating the memory Of Orsin AID Pierr
held last evening There very large attendance,
and the utmost eI thuasm manifested in the object
Of the association. Mr. Case former President occn
pied the chair, and Mr.. rraube acted as Secretary
At the opening of the meeting the Chairman asked for
further certificates of delegates when Messrs Antonio,
Brav Scipou, Guiio and Pietro Marchesse presented
their credentials from the Italian revoutoniss resident in
the city.
Mr.. HRABovszKy, one OF the committee who had previ.
ousy resigned was again chosen to the committee when
he mace brief address, asserting his warmth in the
cause and his determination TO continue 10 aid Il.
Mr. CASE read letter from Mr. c. Heinsen, editor OF
German paper, sympsthizng with the cause He hoped
that the celebration would be not only worthy demon
strstion but most suitable act by which TO express
their sympathy with revolutonsts OF other countries
prejudice SO aruy circulated by the reacuonsts that
the exrpaton of the op2ressors Of freedom is crime
Applause He upheld the right Of the assassination Of
The reports Of members OF the committee - to the
progress of the sale OF tickets being called for,
Mr.. KRAFT stated that he had received So and ex-
pended 80
Mr. SropPxEM said he had sold three hundred tickets
and would sell fire hundred.
Mr. TRAuBE had circulated five hundred tickets, Of
which about three quarters were sold. He thought If
each member would do Is he had done there would be
Mr. KArPF presented proposition that to facilitate the
sale Of tickets pamphlet should be printed on revolu
tonary subjects 70 be given with each ticket Sold This
motion passed.
Mr. HRABoyszKY moved that the day for the demonstra
ton be named, but this meeting with some objection
Mr. GRuBBE made a motion which was passed.
On motion Of Mr. KoFFT, the Executive Committee was
authorized to name an early day next week for the de-
monstraon but upon q statement Of the painter that
banners could not be got ready in time, the motion was
Mr. DEBucY remarked that the manifestation seemed
10 progress rather slowly because there not money
enough on hand Much money said he not necessary,
nsh it. We don't want 30 many torches 30 many ban
ners single one is enough and that should be-"To
ought TO take place We have to weigh the
cissons which may be taken in Europe; we must weigh
and
letter they have lately written The English should that
Brother Jonathan marches and they will march also Let
us, then, 60 ahead let us mako our manifestations on
| Monday. Let us act possible Let us be
merous, and it will be the acquitta of brethren
prosecuted in England He concluded by Offering
conciatory motion, that the committee Of nine be
powered TO appoint the day. but that should be Of
the next week The motion was unanimously carried as
also that OF Mr. CRUDE, to separate in committees of lam
TO nominate the nine delegates out of the committee
Of the whole
sent he wished that expression alleged 10 have been
used at the last meeting, and which was Bet before the
corrected by the party whom it was alleged had made it,
Mr. F. s. GRAHAM said that the expression alluded to,
and attributed to him. was that he portraits Of Orsn and
Perr would yet hang alongside that Of Jesus Christi He
wished TO state that he had made no such expression.
What he did say was that "the day will yet come when
the portraits OF Orsin and Perrwl yet when the
busts and portraits Of Pianer Orsni and Perr will be
placed beside the Bible and the crucx o! the devotee
their will be enshrined in the hearts of the
freeborn Of all nations" He in conclusion, eulogzed
Orsni man. act OF whose life would rebound TO his
| dscredt.
The Committee Of nine consisting Of hessrs Deburchy
L. Beeck, Predu Manhore Predu Prudei, Mr. Case Mr..
Graham, Mr. Grubbe, Mr. Kant and Mr. stoppalhein re-
solved 10 hold the demonstration Thursday after next
all the societies TO furnish their banners and devices
Two grand ransparencs will by made; one will bear the
inscription