New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-23
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COMMUNIS7IC BLOOD AND THUNDER.
REVOLUTIONARY CELEBRATION-BRoTHERH
IN THR BOwERY.

IN TER BowERY.
The Communists were I'm high feather last
night &C tho Germania Assembly Rooms They met to
commemorate all operations Of rebelous societies
against general and the Paris Revolution
Of 1871 In particular Tho gathering under tho au
spices of the socie6 Communsto RevOlutionaire and
the International Working Peoples Association. Revo-
utonay Poles cacked about In groups with the enthu-
siasm Of Celts but in broken English; hundred or
more of King Oscars Swedish subjects sat silent and
attentive with gaunt vsages whe their wives made the
little children clap their hands gayly and
laugh at tho masculine bust OF Louise Michel,
which was smothered in blood-red flags, caps
of liberty and vengeful notices breathing
destruction to all existing systems of law and order The
Bohemians showed in strong numbers speaking In all
tongues and seeming to understand none ImpressDle
Frenchmcn half filed the hall before anybody else had
arrived When the speaker referred to the barrcades ana
prophesed an early recognition OF the establishment OF
human liberty" and the destruction Of all crowned
heads by an agent powerful than the dreaded guo
tine the OF Claws sent up roar OF applause and
braves intermngled with an occasional =" hear, hear
from dozen ntrodynamiteurs who came to explore the
prospects of alliance, offensive and defensive with
their fiery continental brothers behalf Of the rights
of man" The German element about the strongest
They were anything but demonstratve and looked gum
every time glowing tributes were paid to French mar
tyrs" who died from time to time. This brotherhood
is only on the surface" said Frenchman who appeared
have been tamperng with the enemy rather freely
" There IL deathly antagOnsm between us and always
will be Vire la FrdnceF'
There were 1000 listeners altogether and OF these
were women and children who drank white beer" In
the liquor shop below for the law did not permit the
sale OF Intoxicating liquors to-day Tho "white beer
however appeared to be moro palatable than the
speeches. and reused the Nhistc spirit more effectively
than the oratory of Herr Most Not alone was there
blood npon the moon" but upon the PLATFORM on the
.l,o Of tha of RpyOlu-
tionists. vive 10 Commune was everywhere in big
letters When Justus schwab came in he shook his
golden ringets and dropping his hat in coury manner
bowed profoundly before the terrible motto In French
behind the stage, "Neither God nor Master NlVe
Internatonalei /" shouted the motley crowd as
the great champion OF human liberty" ascend
cd the platform and took his seat. BY one stroke
we had touched all hearts and belieyingi was good to
let well enough alone he held his peace aud said ana ud
nothing during the remainder OF the evening
There fe-size picture Of Ferre who was shot AT
the Vendome Column another OF Blanqul VINO spent
life time at the gaeys aud died the other day after his
liberation; one Of Mege who removed obstacles" in
the persons OF three policemen during the storming ot
Montmartr, OF Louise Michel who IL now dying and OF
August Rensdor hanged for his connection with the
Nederwald conspiracy that sought to send Emperor
williams body In different directions. other pictures
were OF persons more or less notable each Of them
however, had killed few men IN his time aud was cut
short only just as he was beginning 10 uhderstah the
of nitro gycerne Al the end OF the hall was large
red 1ag on which were the words Liberty Long nve
the Revolution" In Polish SURROUNDED WIN the sane
urd tint the platform and the president seat w1
suph Al these:
Defends tai c0nre ie PdrdsihSrne SIC Senper Iyrdn
mis- !" " Commune de Paris, 1871! There was hte a
ention paid NJ Favy the chairman, when he assured
the men aud boys OF his distinguished consideration
II they would put out all cigars Then he made speech
In French with the regular assumption that Parls was
FRANCE France the world and that NJ. Favy being the
mouthpiece both, they should all shout aloud Win
hear Vice la Commune Z" The OF Gaul went Wild
| at this exclamation, and mothers tied red sashes
| over the waists OF their little Ones ana hItlhB
them up should the terrible faces and bloody designs
which must be their future examples unless % @ saey sa
white beer" downstairs was vord stale, ana crowds
came throngng at the end OF the hall to bar which
gave coinmnnisto draughts 10 It's enthusiasto vo
| carefully. lie born Frenchman, knows many
tongues and has all the tricks Of orator and all the
requisites His voice Is sweet, or great range, ana
under perfect control He spoke In English
"Thr Pans Revolution scOhed at as an emeuto;
but citizens II more-lt Will prove more powerful
than any revolution In history Vire Ia Commune Vire
Ia Revolution SOoiaLe !" and the deep veins OF his face
swollen With passion as be struck the table amid
tnunders OF applause 1t IL Dead they say Dead, IN
deedt Bah Look the holocaust OF martyrs anu say
Krapotkne or Michel! They have cannon Tor us, have
they Well, believe with Bnlwer, that the
pen is mghtier than the sword We VIII WELD the
pen, and though kings may scoH, our ideas live and
spread because they are immortal.
Never beneath the sky
Could tyranny and knOwedge meet
But them should die.
1--WE were called bad names but tho Paris revolution
struggle only the liberties when the
citizens OF every in this Republic enjoy. Our flag
IA red because IL Is typical of the vitality and brother
hood of the human heart. Vire Ia rtU0iutt0n n
He was followed by a Bohemian and 4 swede. Then
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