The New York herald., 1871-11-30
TEE HTERVATI0NALS.
Meeting OF the Central Clmm.ttee and Officers
Of the International Working.
mems Association.
A Funeral Demonstration, Grand Mam Meets
ing, or Bo'h, To Be n Id in Now York
to Express the Sympathy Of Their Breth-
rem in America with tho Friends Of
Rossel, Ferre and Bourgsoia -


and adherents OF other sn,ar societies this clr
were greatly excited yesterday wnen they read Id
the HERALD the despatch announcing that thd
Theirs government had refused the cnireaties Of tna
friends OF the condemned Communist leaders fo1
mercy to the l-fated Rossc Ferre ana BourRe0lss
who were executed on Tuesday. Accordingly ta@
leaders of the "worklngmen" hurriediy came tO4
petner yesterday afternoon, and hdd the following
circular printed and circulated AZ extensively AZ
circumstances permitted among the ofilcers OF th0
different radical revo ulionary societies within
reacn:-
To TIE DELEGATES TO THx c. C. AND oFrIozns OK
THE l. n. A. IN NEW YoaR:
FELLOW MISUNDERSTANDING the events Just accon,%;
plishcd by the execution Of our brothers
ferre and Bourgeois Is me % aa sns, S S The odiou ~
execution of the defenders -" the sacred rights Of the workn
In consequence you earnestly vied TO join wi'h yo
sow near 10ps ocs.r h ss thai
The Initiative COMMITTEE eTh Banks, const Christsner
At eight O'Clock sharp HERALD reporter entered
the dining room OF the '.Cale Restaurant lnternaN
tionale' at 6S Grand street. On.y one man was m
the room. He stood with his oack to large stove
in the corner. and IN him the reporter recogANed
Monsieur Hubert one oi the oldest and best KNOWN
French
PRoPAGANpIsTs OF SOCIALISM
and general reform In TINS city. Mr. Hubert chatted
with the reporter about nall an hour. lie said they
always allow hall an n ur 3 grace IN calng teK.
meetings, Tor poor workilg,nen canhot D9 ea:
pected TO be 50 punc.ua IN uleir attenuancd
at meetings az men Q. leisure can. ne Ieis
very sad over the "murder Of the IN, martyrs.
as he called the exec ltiOn Of the three
Communist leaders. Ferre was his favorlte, as
indeed, he appcars to nave been with al ms COM
patriots. NJ. Hubert wcal over the whole lie OF M,
| liners. winch he charac,e career OF
| treacnery, CRIME and al manner oi oaseneSs. He
| viii be exceedingly astonshc't 7,
| If NJ. THEIRS BE NOR ASsAssINATED
very soon. Ills enthusiasm III he cause OF the ln;
| tcrnational is something wo.der at lie has all
| the circuns ances tnat woeS against II at MIS-
fingers ends bul he IS quite eftain oi us utinata
| success lie knows the A ner.:an people, as ruey
| are prejudiced against III. International, ana ne
4 deeply resrets the fact, bdl he tiiks tnat Wncn
/ tnev have an Opportunity . learning me truth
iaseaL OF getting lner nior rnatton from hostl6
sources, as tney 40 now, ali true Americans VIA
W naiipast eight about twenty delegates had as.
/ sembeu. aud they proceeitd u ouSinesa Ihey apS
moderate men, anu they co lincel Lnelr discussions
with admirable calmness. good temper ana ponseS
on motion Mr.. Banks was appointed Chairman
| ami Nj. Elliott secretary. y
The CHAIRMAN cApiained The OBJECT OF the meet
AR. HUBERT said that two OF the men executed
were members OF the International, and he would
| Ike 10 see them n,tingly honoed IN such manner,
| as to make tnelr association rcNpe ted, aud
/ FEARED. II NkoKS AIRY.
| The CHAIRMAN explained tnat the meetlng waa
| called Informally because prpnptness was desir-
abe, and II was necessary To sh,w tnat inc or8ant
cation sufficiently perfect meet emergencies,
He recommended puonc unerA as a manllesta+
| ton OF sympathy. Those nel u ell IN NOBLE cause,
|
! cause ITSELF that the IN ern i,ioual Workingmen's
| Association should 40 some.h,ns memoraDle LII tnlS
regard. ,., 200 .~..r,oa Il
| was in cause OF class ;aln>t class, but now ls
| was quite dInerent lie accommodated grand pup,
| lie meeting to express the public lndlsnatiou
against "that great rascal iners" ne tnonghs ,I.
tielr NUMBERS were TO, small ior successful pup
Mr. CoSsrANr eaiogi1ei the martyr Ferre. It'
Xrchn,saop. When the versailles troops shot six
| prisoners the Communists went co their govern.
ment aud demanded that FIX rllsoners De execate1
as rcprlsas. The govsrnaent gave an order 70
shoot six, but Fcrre cut out the word 'slxtJH
from the order with ms kh c. aid tins Is the man;
who Is now condemned AZ cr'lnl ial. j
Mr. SPEYER rot IN iav,r Oh any demonstrated
| in the way OF prOcessop. me
| WORKING cLAssEs WERE TOO POOR
10 stand the expense o. da, 8 absence from work.
lie would favor n funeral aiter SIX ooclock In the
| evening. but would prefer public meeting.
| Mr. DuBuCHY WAS Ia favor VI pun e mectings-
| but he would 20 IN To- u lunrr, demonstration II
the worklngmen OF New iofk would JON In the
movement.
N,r. HUBERT would re.er the matter TO their city
section. they could not dsciic anytinng to-nignh
Mr. CONSTANT Thought tnat would lose too much
time. lie wot I'D have lunli; meeting ON tuesday
nilht anu then they coau See II they c0udn't
have
FUNERAL DEMONSTRATION i
after IL was then move AMI seconded tnae
pubic meeting be hvli Oh some evening OF an
earv DAY. After consitcr.pic discussion over the
particular day IL dcc.JcJ 10, vu.s 70 refer the
matter 10 the Icarra Co,nmitec winch Is 20 meet
al three O'Clock next sunda, al the Tenth Ward
HOiel s
Mr. ELLIOTT twho owns strong Irish brogue)
spoke warm IN favor ol IN opeu demonstration.
lie characterized The conin'to the Theirs govern.
| ment as a movement To feSOIc Napoleon 10 power
ana blast the tcrJ eAls!encc OF republcaulam ak
over The world.
Aucr UNANIMOUSLY concluding 10 agitate this
question Oi u demonstration % s,mpathy for tlld
martyrs ana Prom the pfoleci IN every p0ssiblo
way the meeting ADJOURN. Il III qaarter past nine
O'CLOCK, haviux ucen III session Only threc-Quarter
Of an hour. $
my - W.