The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-01
MEETING or GERMAN AND French SOcIAlls rs


Prophecy that Louis Napoleon Will be
Hung-Adtircsses by Sebastian seller, MIR.
MOntfaIcon N. Ksspn, M. Lesaine, M.
kade and Others.
The German Socialist Society held regular weekly
meeting last evening a. their Nos II aud ~ Issex
street. having expressly invited for the occasion the
French International Society at whose recent baoque the
Germans were present by invitation There we're
altogether several hundred persons present. including
q number of lsdes, whose presence, however did not
TO interfere with the free circulation OF lager and
segaB.
Mr.. p Koch the President OF the German Socialist
Society, called the meeting TO order about o'clock
nouncing that some Of the members of the German
Socialist Soceyhad been present ct the celebration Of the
French Sociee hternatonae Leonard street. and had
now invited the members of thai society be present
here. He hopei they would be well received He then
introduced Mr. Sebastian Seller the speaker of the even
ing, who said
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN Many causes and motives have
been laid downn public concerning the outbreak of the
February revolution but appears 10 that not suni-
cent weight ba, been given to the economical Importance
Of those events. In my opinion the industrial and nan
Gal crisis OF AZ preceded by insufficient CROP having
Frcrch people It large were the pr ncpa levers Peopo
in want Of the recesssres Of life always ready for
voluton But let us take Paris alone-From population
of 200 coo, during the winter of 47 to 4S nearly
half were Obliged to 60 every morning to the Mayors
Offices to ain tickets for coup or fuel and this at
moment when The vaults of all the banks gorging
with money (Applause.) The me mbers of the oppos,
ton in the legislature vanly urged Louis Philippe 70
forms but h were treated as homes aren9les marrow
and blind) and the system of repression
in the presentdsy Freedom of the press and meetings
geS-a state of siege proclaimed. The people
eympathiZng with the opposition gathered the BOule
wards, but not having arms became easily prey to the
military forces The Not act was read and many people
killed The SIGHT OF The bloody promenaded
through the streets Increased the excitement vet
Louis Philippe invited, the 23d OF February vser
from London TO breakfast with him at the ruileres
the oath for e purpose Of showing him the smash of
tunl he said. Madmam YOU were TO joke the despair
Of people, The tempest grewno one rose in earnest
defence OF TINT wooden toy called throne and the
cry reached his "Down with Louis Philippe Vipe
Ia Rsrubique" (Arplause After momentary farce by
the Duchess OF Orleans with her little son. the Count of
Paris the Bourbons embarked once for England No
regencies tie people entered the ruileres and they
hesiated whether this old nest of kings" should be
burnt down Well the treasures there accumulated
from destruction, and you call the people barbarians
They col tented themselves with changing II into hotel
for invalid workmen and the Hrs placard stuck up
Hang the thieves" Applause Poor people who did not
expect to be robbed by their leaders. The workngmen
only nemnsy represented in the provisional govern
meLt, and the fret deception took place between and
O'Clock the afternoon the Pont Neuf There people
planted the red banner and deliberated whether they
money mongers, especially to Baron Rothschild But
powerful republican leader who now gracefully
pacing Broadway ordered them down the red ban
and protect the bankers with money he after
wards started wine and luor business in London Zap
plause) never shall forget the Indignation which the
tearing DOWN of the red banner produced in the Prado
Club opposite the Halls of Justice several men Of the
people it'll blood and dust entered the club with
the tom down red banner, exclaimng -" Brethren we
agau chao The provisional government ordered
TO tear down banner They will maintain the royal
tricoor Let the river, and throw this sot Of
s the execution Of Sssd
prevented. "Let them acne," they said,
"they will soon be worn out" Similarly you will
remember all the retrogYade acts OF the gov
erbmenhow the old police force partly preserved
and the bsrrcades DESTROYED But how 10 feed the hun
cry still underams2 Some Jcsuica serpent proposed the
"Nst nal Aleers viz, putting the laborng people
different places around Paris and pay them few francs
to do nothing Thus they tried 70 prevent competition
cam and communism. The labor ing classes at
through tina trick and asked Louis Blanc introduce
radical measures Aas instead OF forcing the prov
government be made speeches TO the people and esab
lisbed his famous mock workingmens parliament in the
chamber OF Senate, at Luxembourg Fool that he lett
the Hotel &c VILE the centre Of government to emgrae
to Luxembourg Phrases. charity, relief donations, was
all in all Parbes with some others knocked ut the door
Of the government ing you have done nothing will
give you three months misery; but them watching
breeches and took passage for Paris accompanied by
Blngssae beauty, Mrs. Howard. The provisional GO
France: so making out Of a charatsn a great
man. Pure jealousy. applause and aughter) See
gloves distributed old rifles amongst the people
10 shoot down the socialist and communist, who under
the leadership Of Father CADET and Augustus Blanqui,
marched several time TO the City Hall, surrounded by
new embodied civic guards crying Down with tho
communists. Holy is property" The so called National
shops were dissolved and people sent 10 the country
rather to Coventry wberce they returned 70 fight the
terrible battle in June between labor and capital rich and
poor, well fed and starving. (Appause) Within hairs
breadth the people were victoria and instead Of being
shot Ike dogs, the right OF labor would have been
knowledged, and new medium Of exchange introduced.
won't ceaip you In enumerating all the steps Of the
action though the secret history of the club OF the
de Peites not yet sufficiently published The royalist
parties cleared The track 10 the establishment OF the
desp6m by voting with both hands and legs the cons
tuition Of 4s end shpg the bastard Bouaparte into office
The absolaist principle tiumphcd though hidden by
democratic mask, in the Old World But again
the clouds thicken. Again financial crisis racks the
testncs " the people again viii charity longer qucl
the hunger again arc measures Of repression tod every
where again " the press gagged, and the hangmcn
busy night and Gay. All symptoms the political hort
zen nonaic new eruption Of the volcano, whom surely
the cope VIII give no more three months misery and
commence by giving TO the batard Bonap,rte that airy
swing ftm pole OF sixty feet high which the celebrated
ago through bis pretended uncle. The role Of The de
moci aiica perjurer will soon be played out and the VIC
tins Of February and June, as, goriously revenscd.
(C1ies of bravo, and enrhusias'c applause.
NJ KotH, the President invited those who wanted To
speak 10 send IN their names, which was accordingly
done.
Mr.. MoyraIcov then spoke in French as folloxs-we
came hare n well az 10 protest sympathes for your
soce'y as against the government pos who assss it, in
proportion that Il Is paid b 40 Tbcir insa's
PRIDE They have rad IN 'eusuc OF tho meeting of the
oath Of February that Were ps,uaryaes men that
TO say, That We hide ourselves No, wo GO not hide
coub,ryntn have ssid 'hr rii-- doy We main
tain We arc solid. (cctioiaiy responsibility for the
at,emr Of the IAN Of January (Fn;hnsatc applsuse
Tie = WyI,r Eats ynis tas said that Il a p1gnard
put The lard OF each Of We not ere OF would
dare 10 usc H. 1ha is nom enseio propose dagger and
say that porc oi "a shou dare :, H. For my tart
! DO rot know wbCD the nOnsn. should arrive .fheher
should have the courage TO STRIKE bu, repeat that
those who take dagger to strike tyrant bro
theirs. (Crcat srplause) The revolutionary party Ia
siruc,ic MS boh arc 10 our way PERI orSni Papopi
bave attempted w. they have sympathy for he who