The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-10
FRENCH INTERNATIONALS IN COUNCIL.

Local Councils to be Organized I'm the
Different Citics-A Proclamation from
London-The Band OF tho Gardc Re-
publicaine OF Paris All Right with
tho Observation-Disclosures the
Acts Of tho Insultcr-An Appeal OF the
Romans to Frenchmen-An Answer By
tho Fronchmon-Internatio nals or the
United States to Garibaldi. ze5 Ea
The French Internationals of this city held meet
ing yesterday, at 100 Prince street. Citizen Milot
presiding. There were several French ladies
present, who seemingly took great interest In the
proceedings.
The delegates appointed to wait on the eight.
hour leagues for the purpose Of extending to them
sympathy In their "strike," and to give them the
money contributed by the French mternationals.
reported that they were heartily welcomed ana
thanked for the interest taken and Ia
their efforts for the success OF the eight.
hour system. Sections q 10, AZ, 80, 81, Q, 10, 20
have decided to organize local Councils.
and win appeal to the different Sections of the
United States to do likewise; and as soon as local
Councils are organized Congress will take place
and Federal Council be organized Considerable
discussion then took place about the manner In
which the band Of the Garde Republcaine Of Paris
was received and as to the insult offered them.
The speakers unanimously denounced the action OF
the man who insuted the members of the band,
but expressed themselves as d1Spe0Se0 TO tn1uK
that the French internationally should be held
responsible for the acts OF single individual who
was in no way authorized by them, and who win In
the insult upon himself 1t seems that well,
known international caused to be inserted
eighthour ' men, that Il they cannot succeed
by peaceful means they should resort to force.
A resolution was unanimously passed that they
entirely ignore such appeal, and that, for theft
part, the laws OF the country, State or city should
be respected. The Internationals Of San Francisco
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Council OF London. A communication from the
General Council of London was read, stating that
In that city, and warming the Internationas to have
nothing to do with them. The following commune
cation was received from Franco
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ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE oE FRANCE BY THE
ROMANS.
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and tho tribute of tears that are given to tk4
dead we offer to yours well as ours Carl
badi, the savior of Italian hopes in going
take place In your ranks after having so valisny
fought the soldiers Of the empire has rendered most
splendid homage to the grand principle he solidarity Oh
the people, for which we have to soemnly amin
Shake this hand fraternally, OH Frenchmen which
now offer YOU
1t was decided to send the following to the Roman
people as an answer to the above q copy OF which
Is to be sent to the various Sections Of the United
States for their APPROVAL
NEW YoRx, June, 1874
RoxANs-Your generous appeal to the fraternity has
been heard here aud received with the kindest OF feel
ings Consccratng existence grand idea that
ferventy hope will put end to those frarcidaf
people against people, and to unite them IN the
holy communion of work, we have unanimously ap-
proved with feelings Of gratitude the object which
are trying consummate, and send you greetings u
cause noble work. Courage, then, brothersf
The hand presented by viii always be held As token
ofbrotherly love.
The Internatonals OF the United States send the
following to Garibaldt:-
Crrrzrs-we are impressed with the spirit that
the people Of Rome to choose Victor Hugo
selecting you for similar mission we know that
Won have of freedom and fraternity
your own country. Be then for with the Romans.
what Victor Hugo has been for Accept Citizen our
fraternal esteem
The utmost unanimity prevailed during the pro-
ceedngs of the meeting.