The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-24

band was seated In tso gallery, which played Bome
popular airs during the evening Tue rwenieth ward
Abeer band was also pressnt with the association.
Shortly Alter eight O'Clock the President soRaE opened
the banquet with the iollosins words:-
Friends and brcthercn--I give you all nv hearty vel
come and am very much rcioiccd 10 before me 20
numerous gathering OF mon Of different nations who
here 70 celebrate tbs snniye.sy q one o. ne most i'm
irg people for couquerpg their naensbe rights 70 the
goods OF this world The battle Of June in Paris the
enjoy the fruits Of their labor Although conquered and
thrown down by overwhelming com bpaton III ssdiery
and The bougeose stu ne celebrate with Joy sod cushu.
power Of The popular classes in the taco OF pess and
naughty srstocrscy Of riches and wealth. we live here
give up our hopes for The deanitve victory
OF the generous IDEAS which, for the arst time, waged
open war asAsst inveterais preudces Of the possessing
classes There will certainly sooner or lssef be another
June battle favored by fortune than the ns then
viii also the end Of Of all those arbitrary and unjust
time have divided man nom man and contributed 70 she
prolongaton Of misery amongst the mos numerous pov
ton OF mankind. Enthusiastic cheerngl
Tho President read letter from Gustav struve in which
be expreses his deep ree Of having been unable 70 ~
ii the celebration OF the anniversary OF the June
days, with which be declares 70 fully sympathse and he
hopes that the IDEAS for which the Pssian working
people have split their blood will ultimately triumph
The PREsDESr next addressed the company In English,
and congratulated his friends their participation Ia the
ceiebraon Of day when the most sacred rights OF man
we're fully and entirely proclaimed. He bid them =
The company then proceeded 10 discuss the edpss and
imbbe "lager," After which
The arst speaker, citizen FRspxuc Ksxx, was intro.
duced. He explained the mctivesSwhic had engaged
the Communists union 70 give the FIRST impulse 70 the
celebration OF the memorable days. Their siguiacsou
lies in the prncples Of communion which for the nrst
tim were openly declared and provoked the bloody
struggle between the different classes into which society
divided In the revolution Of February the watch.
words were without, any real sense and the reconcia.
ton between the opposing classes was only apparent
Az the bottom there than ever discord and
possible with The bourgeose which keep for themselves
the part OF lion, and leave 10 tho people only The
poor rest There viii never be q soc'a. reform a. a.
long "A tnoee reman IN power who have The creates
interest 70 deprive The people OF their nrsi rgh
the right Of living by The sweat Of his labor The pco
viii be enabled 10 make all those reforms which
cessary for their physical and Intellectual well bong
The whole existing social system "a 70 bedes,royed before
new building can be erected where people lake their
interests into their own hands But before Tits can be
done with any hope Of the working Classes
be enlightened upon their true interests. ghsy us.
qure exact ideas OF their actual situation Ga order ro -
become enher the insrumen OF wary chess or The vic
tins Of Their own ignorance COMMUNISM IT, 10 i,s pre-
sent s'se, negative doctrne because, FIRST All ths
abuses OF the present socey TO be Destroyed before
any positive reconstruction be unteriaxsu Farfh y
rich enough 70 produce what man wants but the repsror
must be just che The speaker concluded With three
cheers for inc June battle which was responded TO witt
The second spusker Professor FusrgR IRON Vienna
who played prominent part In the Austrian revolution
He said There Ia no power OF osunons bayonets
the ideas are the power which rule the world. the iieu
Of century lbery fraternity. equality. Formerly
there were national revolutions. but revolutions Of
people, The year ls4s arst gave origin 10 popular revo
n.cvs MAS ue sn ~ T socs. ., there
electric sparks which may any moment be ELECTED then
also the revolutionary ideas which Cor time lie siuber.
friends Of liberty. Here The speaker addressed himself
70 the Frenchmen present, aud thanfst them for the
generous sacrifices 'hs frsnca nation has, darinI