The New York herald., 1871-12-07
NEW YoRTS COHHuuIsra
Tho Csming Demonstration on sunday-A Rsd
Republican Mustsr-Ths Programme
Of Observation-Disclosures Of
the Honors to Orsini.

The execution OF Rossel has been so unexpected
that It has aroused all the sympathles OF the red
republicans who have made New York their homo.
The intercession of his father the expressed hopes
OF all France, pointed as plainly as the needle 70
the pole, to the pardon OF the Communist gen.
eral. But NJ Thers, after melting into tears at the
entreaties made him TO spare the life OF one OF
the most useful Frenchmen OF his day decided to
add ns blooa to the long black list Of political
crimes with which his administration has already
been stained. To celebrate this judicial murder
and to prove thar 1t has been detested by the entire
civilized world the advanced political thinkers OF
New York-many OF whom have been dirty an by PER
securion from the land OF their birth-have deter
mined TO celebrate in nttny manner the obsequics
OF the latest martyr to the cause OF free institu-
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The international already begins to exert pal
pable influence upon our politics, Thirty sections
OF the society have been formed up TO the present
time III the United States. and new organizations
are reported every day as the knowledge OF the
object and aims Of the society begins 10 spread
among the working men Of the country. In New
York greater advance yet has been made. One
section mo. 10y has been formed Of which the
members are of the softer SEX and this promises
be the fruitful example Of many similar organiza-
tions.
II has been determined to have q procession next
Sunday In honor OF the men who nave been recently
executed by the Theirs overnmenJ-Blanquin, Ros-
sci and Ferre. Each one tried and true friend
OF the republican and social movement In Europe
ana each is regretted not alone by thousands or
personal Irlends but by millions OF political
disciples. Debarred by the Infamous insults or Q
merciless government from the expressed sympathy
or their own counrymen, they have been awarded
public hOnors at the hands or their American friends.
On Sunday next there Will be public procession In
tneir nonor by all who hold the principles for winch
they died. &3A. t3Nr 81
Assembling at the Cooper Institute at two o'clock,
the congregated sections OF the International Will
parade down the Bowery to Canal street, thence up
Filth avenue, thence up to Thirty-fourth street,
thence down Sixth avenue to Eighth street. thence
across TO Fourth avenue, and tlen lastly, TO Union
square. II is only expected that two thousand men
win be present, but possibly the number may be
greater. Probably every section viii be repre-
sented but the Twelfth, which consists chieny Of
women, and or this all the men Will be present as
guests Of other secuons Inc red nag will DO ex-
hibited, as in the recent eight hours demonstra-
ton, but the demonstration Will be quiet Us pOs-
slbe. There Will he band, but it will be composed
only OF q few drums and ffes. st I.es ~.
This demonstration win remind old New Workers
very forciby OF the Orsfnl procession some years
ago. When Orsn had been executed the red re-
puocans OF New York resolved TO honor him
thousand men, many OF them the refugees OF
European political persecution, met together
In procession, and paradcd along the BOwery and
Canal street IN honor OF the uStr1OuS dead. The
most noticeable feature O. the demonsErallon was a
catafaque, OF enormous height escorted on either
side py u body guard OF men bearing torches The
dirgc In "irovatoren was constantly played, aud
the general effect OF the demonstration Is described
as singulary Impressive and Imposing. The pro-
cession met with no interruption and the whole
demonstration was looked at with simple wonder
less knowledge OF the political wrongs or European
peoples.