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gees of the Commune, and tfee Interna-tioual Association of Kevv York a6*em-bled in the Turn HaE, Newark, yesterday, and after partafciog of refreshments, proceeded to Baler's Park, accompanied by a band of music and llags flying, the red banners of the Commune being prominent.Madanie Lucie Peron recited in French a poem, ‘‘We will not Die in Misery,’’ which called forth frequent plaudits from the assemblage. Doctor Otta Wals.tor spoke in German of the po wcr-fui position the workingmen bold in the. world, and congratulated his bearers on the great increase of the members ofthe associations. In the evening speeches in English and French were made, the founer hy Mr. P. Bennett of New York, who impressed on his hearers the necessity for a union of vrork-i nginei) throughout the world. The gathering wasoia most orderly character.
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Monroeville Democrat
Monroeville, Indiana, US
Thu, Jun 22, 1876
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