The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-23

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TIKI STEUBEE HOUsE-8REAr CONFUSION AID xr-
crrEMENT ETC. ETC.
The sixty sixth anniversary Of the procasaton Of d.
French republic, Sept - 1884, was celebrated {. IL
steuber House. Bowery last night by tho Associates
Insernaaionale al grand banquct which, by the 3D.
vert.soment, the republican socialists Of ell nations
invited. Nearly 300 sat down 70 the banquet q
hapast seven O'Clock. The scene was quite democraGis
and sOOisls,c-nAay of the gentlemen wore their haAs
and smoked their sesars and pipes At the tables during -
r~past; tho ladies, Of whom there many pressas.
seeming enjoy and appreciate these evidences Of f
mite The was decorated with appropriate inscriv-
tons Pictures Of Orsni and Perr and the red DAG q
u R<p%sJ1iQwe Ssciole also adorned the walls.
After ths supper dtsposed Of Mr. Secretary Tr~s-
fert announced that the International Association had d.
cadod that they would have PresdeAt In order - sAeU
10 the world that Presidents not necessary IN doo
cratic socialtc republic, ana therefore any geutemaa
VINO aesfed 70 speak should send up their names (os9
Mr.. GxrSs German citsen rose and said that he ne
tested against the present VI orkanixston they hAd
been waiting nearly two hours or tho proceedings =
commence thore WINS no committee 70 conduct the pro
ssednss or toll tbs names Of The speakers He was n
Mr. TuEsKRT replied that the association had decided
gainss having any kind u authority desposn rrs
show 10 the world that they could preserve order snd
decency without President. lCries of"bravo.")
into the German language what citizen ucfert hal
just said, amid much confus5on aud cheers
Citizen IssRE then took the stand, and said in French
Tho GLORIOUS day that We celebrate shines AZ the guide e
lighthouse u our Revolutionary annals tho 23a
q September 1872 that victorious fathers proclaimed
tho republic and planted the first fever or equality Th0
revolutionary period fruitful Of great REFORMS Asr
giving brief description Of the revolution Of 1872 Tho
speaker proceeded TO that they should be longer
used by politicians but should be united in favor Of Q
democratic and social republic Ho in favor OF q
thorough education-aot the system Of Lcyoia, but .
LIBERAL enlightened and scientific education Science in
his opinion, the safety Of the worlds progress o
was in favor Of equality Of and equality in riches. In
conclusion. he warned the despots of Europe that
exiting their people they had crushed the spirit OF
revoiron that The cxilcs this continent wcrc united
and true to the old revolutionary principle and that they
had proved ny their here they were deserv
ing Of the hospitality they had received and tho good
this address.
Citizen IKsrR said with rather peculiar pronuncaa-
ton q yowcs, and in high flown STYLE that times
there have been men who scornod tyranny aud de0eA
dcspos, and at all times there people who enthu
sastlcaiy fought for liberty and rgh-tha from cash
drop Of blood split by the despcts there soldier Of
freedom. Thus thege viii also be in day generous
who will sacrifice themselves for tho OF Justice
and humanity like the heroes Of the o!den times Huaa
burnt by the religious fanatics Of the fifteenth
trry but hundred years later &C his blood arose
Huiten and Luther both the dangerous adversars
Of the Pope and his priests who finally succumbed in ha
struggle against religious absontsm Here the speaker.
in highly coiorcd arostrophc, addressed himself =
brance which, after manly struggling FOR tho liberties and
rights OF freeborn nation, sunk again under the
affect despo1m Of reckless tyrant But she will again
rise from the deep proairaon wherein shc il prcsoue
lying and will unite with the other nations last and
successful against the common enemy Of humanity
civil and religious despotsm Then tho throne and altar
together will be broken 10 pieces and scattered 70 tho
winds. cloud cheers.
Citizen LEON CAsx was then introduced. Ho said,
his misfortune not 10 speak IL the French German
language, but be could give toast and IL that noe
sufficient re could say much the subject OF revolution
and liberty. There was deeper question than thas
which gave birth the revolution OF e2 n We Ameri-
have established institutions moro free than the re-
satisfied ths, WE had done something for humanity. Tree
"a We were today the fact rs certain AS the God Ia In
the heaven remains that VIC, oil who work for our sup
port, still slaves to that tyTsnt, capital. /"
(Cheers) Mr. Case proceeded 10 say that he
an American born, and the descendant OF John Adams.
and John Quincy Adams but lac looked at their memories
with when he felt that he was laborng for his
living Though his hearers might have fought and bled In
The battles u AS they bad yet 10 fight terrible
battle here against capital and he said this with full
knowledge ~ the American constitution and American
laws. They must fight this battle peaceaby they could.
but iorciby necessary They should remember THAI
there were twelve millions OF acres IN this country 10 h
cultivated Chcers) He ought perhaps speak 10 night
more historically, but his heart him. He feit
that Overlooking OF feeling and generosity OF heart when
he thought OF the great question: socialism, which unified
him FOR the subject he would therefore conclude with
giving the sentiment which had moved the world heart.
IL net ia world Universal, social freedom" Zap
plauss)
Citizen GUSTAV SrRrvr addressed the meeting In thu
following words-In former times, when unexpected
nrsl phenomena appeared in the heavens the priests
frightened The people BY their Interpretation Of them, de-
carng that they were TO be punished with and pes
ience. Al this moment there three comets al thu
same eme visible; but did not hear that any prsess
threatened the people with the outbreak OF "A or
the appearance ~ pcstlence WhyS Things are now
inverted is no longer the people who fear the threa
tened revolution but the priests aud their supporters the
dcspo's People are now instructed and kHow What tho
heavenly bodies signify But the priests afraid Of the
progress the peoples they are aware thai thew have f
TIE confidence a and The power the people and they
any Tn nseises with the worldly despos In order re-
conquer ucir former influence II natiors progress
In thA 49,
knowledge, they viii not be very far from conquoring
their riShts But science IS sufcien; attain thas
am There Is wanted something than science. To
speak with the French revouonst Danton shcro
y wanted audacy-de rondnce and again Dc losSlooeL
Aucac " alone VIII lead Vs. 10 aim
Ir. l-NsnxyscHwaRz then assembled tho tribune ana
sbou, 10 address the meeting when scene Of iudc-
scrbsble confusion took place. Citizen CRUDE, standing
In chair n the urhermost end Of the roon denounced
the doctor 40 spy He said that be had boon publicly
accused a. such four years ago The shakspere Hose
and his character had never been cleared Tie (0rubeI
now proposed " prove that the charge truo I'm
msrsc confusion followed this announccment-lhe wholo
assembly rising and standing on their chairs-chcers
hsscs and violent douupci,tona n var,ous l.ngms1e.
arising On al sides, amid hch citizen CRUDE pressed
70 The stand and got possession Of the tribune For
sone time he attempted IN vain speak but could zoe
no farther than Citizens" Mr.. Lenher one Of tho
secretaries appealed TO Tho meeting whether they would
audience cried eyes, and the French portion No -
seemed inevitable AZ this iunctnrc and tho lafles
commenced 70 make preparations 20 leave the room
Severarcdzens crowded the platform and the system
o. holding meeting without chairman was eIoauentlv
WNsUata W inc Niocnt gestures and language which
prevailed among the gentlemen Mr.. CRUDE was Laid
hold Of, and aitcmpt made put him down but seye
raj q lls fellow Germans rallied round him, and dis
erection being considered the better part vaor he was
not molested After several minutes Of tumu and con-
fusion during which compromise had evidently been
nladc on the plaiform,) Mr.. Dime jumped on n char
proposed that they should sing the Maraelase
ard adjourn The hymn then sung by the company;
alter which citizen nc gave song OF his own COMPOSE
ton ~ memory of Osin and perr OF which the chorus
/" rlus de- martyrs ecrssez Ics tyrantsr
The company then separated