The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-25

mits the Romans to revolt. 1t allows them to
rise out of the mud into which tue Jesuits have
flung them"
THE COUNCIL OF THE "REDS."
Proceedings of the Peace Congress of the
RevOlutiOniAts in GeneVR-GRrIbaIdi's
Speech on the PapNcy and Temporal
POwer-ExcItement and n Row.
From GGligndni's Messenger, Sept. IA.
Although the Geneva Peace Congress, as we
have announced by telegram, has suddenly
come to close, we lay before our readers a
brief account of the proceedings. The following
is the address of M. Barni, IN opening the de-
liberations OF the Congress. He said:-
We assembled on the tree soil of Switzerland TO
discuss of the most important practical questions
ever from civil society Of that state Of var armed @
direct way at the the pace IDEAL which has beqO@e
made great progress since the lime when the Ab6e
peace II the idea OF an amphict onc confedeTa
iOn of The peoples q Europe. does not yet appear
as purely chlmerical conception, IT is at the same
apparent in certain portions of Europe. C8esarsm,
GENERALIZATION the theory of vast agglomeratons the
lures in this condition Of things peace IS impossible
Peace Is rom liberty as war is from Ges
potlsm The hIst thing & 70 @ Pe & zone b In
once ana forever BY realizing eXerywhere republican
federation of demGcracles, there is no chance of
Geaehing the enc %cp Fo tne bose %bo Doubt Of the
Realization of this prog anime is enough to recall
Ages and the reformation, and between the re-
now before u.s. and nowhere win lis light shine
thar In this es IN casd 5hIs 6y Se
modest hero the living incarnation OF the Demo % 40
not forget what owe to the neutrality Of swtzer;
t6e fact Su that M Without action words are
We should m Therefore dsd 5G9pSgse e GS 9Ee "
M, Accollas, of Paris then addressed the
Congress, He insisted at greater length than
the President on the principle OF the comolna-
tion of the democracles, aud the necessity Oh
marching together to the conquest OF justice
and liberty. The destruction of the Papacy,
which was to crown the work OF Garloaldl,
should be among the first of these conquests.
Two addresses from the working men of Ge-
neya and the International Working Mems
Congress of Lausanne were read, the one by BY M.
Perron and the other by M. Guillaume. The
latter insisted on more equitable dlStrloutlon
of the products of labor as the most solid qua
rantee of peace. The programme OF questions
submitted for discussion by the committee gave
rise to q somewhat stormy scene.
M. Schmidlin OF Basle. said:-We thank the gentle.
men who have taken the initiative OF this assembly
ScsTe dPSS Pesie exl air means We make this reserva
tion in the first instance n the Interest OF
expect that our rights viii be respected II we do not
FORE support anything that shows hostile tendency
against other governments GApplause We make
W 5esee tselG tonai ethics are based The
TnSBBe Brpss as PbOn Il IS ot or
change the Institutions Of other nations IL Is the
what Ihev deem wrong aud an obstacle 70 their Tree
ment which they deserve.
(This language raised considerable tumult
and it was put TO the vote whether M. Schmldll1
should not be called to order. 1t was decided
that he should be allowed to proceed.) M
Schmidlin proceeded
Crusades on behalf OF liberty were often campaigns
Of SS & FqenRe RPa6o Ss
recent invasion Of Denmark by the troops OF the Ger
can nor the federal form was sum IA g
smple of England, Where the doctrine Of nOninter
Ventlon had become popular owing TO the pacIh
teaching OF CoDden'
always the best, and that Switzerland did no
enjoy perfect tranquility till after her revolu
tions. He did not participate in the views o
the obligations which the last speaker said Wer'
imposed on Switzerland by her neutrality. H
thought however, that 1t would be for the al
vantage of Congress If 1t restricted the pro
gTamme, and did not discuss the general primer
pies upon which they were all agreed ~,
M. Albert Ferme, OF Paris, rushed 10 In'
tribune and demanded the removal OF the lmPe
rial nag, that emblem of despotism, which, de
FACED by Its presence the Hall OF Liberty. I'M
proposal caused renewed excitement. M. Cla
maeeran remarked that the imperial flag wa
sun the nag OF France, and on this ground ough
70 OS respected. Having at last decided on tn
General GaribaldI rose in the midst of vooife
rous cheering, and said;--
not 3ssI 0S nave risen to speak citizens, II al
nOS iest constrained to reply to some of tn
sPeeeGnes i1l wh1lich have been delivered here. IN
their opinions may boast of loving Switzerland a
those which are dear p1SS 10 e swaS Sba n SSe SS5e
have always upheld, feel here as ~ ISara i'm ~ n,
own country Far from me the idea OF com isin
the neutrality Of switzerland sim cannot APPROX
dence which Will risk nothing in order Ia ~
woes Of Others We not wish to overthrow nonSrchta
in order to found republics but we wish 10 daSt rN
despOtism In order 70 raise upon It's liberty an
tuB(ice, DespOtiEm Is lie, ana lie must alwavs
odiOus even 70 Those who have not directly sTp
rienced its effects on their lives or their interest
Tbe only remedy which i know OF against de
pOtlam Is the universal brotherhood OF free pc
DE. The General submitted 70 lhe Congress