The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-21

shall b turned back @ No-by G-dD II Is source
q sneers sstulaou to me- fellow eltl,en, as a mas.
4 sustain the Rs ., % Of
rekdde that fire Of patriotism that has burned low in the
American breast do not moan in the breasts Of Amer-
q stake, When the proclamation OF the President was
sslSd, saw at the street and In Wall street
merchants and brokers, and stockjobbers, shaking
their heads, and asking II the war be just Greater
difficulties uapshd over from the Interference of
me Of Europe So help me-
e% 1io "a & an sa:y
will takc her assassins and robbers and dispose of
Thorn in such way as will strike terror into Thorn
Wien we have conquered MEXICO. We may have some
Oregon The American Dag must foat higher and high.
and farther and farther, until its folds enrce the en-
done BY ssnting your country. in munitions and
men We want more men, fellow citizens,
which We enable the President to the present
End Us e plant the ,tsS q
cheers) Fellow citizens, fear tire you. e. Mo- No."
" Go on, goonD AZ an humble son Of Now York,
this occasion. glad to find we have not forgotten
country and that the spirit Of 76 not dead amongst
us erc the speaker quoted beautiful lines from
Drummond light sreamed forth from the balcony Of tho
City Hail. where it had been arranged for the occascn)
country The natives of Ireland and Of Scotland and Of
America will all 90 to battle together and fight shoulder
TO shoulder in defence Of the honor Of common couu
try Mr. Brady retired amidst the most enthusiastic de-
monstratons Of applause
Mr.. ToMLissos was next introduced to the meeting,
and spoke follows :-Fccwcitizens, We are mot to
respond to tho call Of tho Chief Magistrate Of
try to lend him aid to secure speedy and honora
bic termination of the which has been forced upon
us. We do not 60 into this war for the purposes of
plumber but to show the powers Of Europe who in
citing on the Mcxicans to their aggression rShts
that nvo ma
cal topics. and however distracted our councils
at home; yet when danger impends, tho people
cemcntod together man to strike for the Gag
that waves above U.S. (Chcers) The lone star burns
beautifully in our galaxy. and would not have II
chcers) 90 for delivering Texas from the attack Of
Mexico; because she Is OF the same ourselves
sna oa Sss hers
hand apparent in this invasion Of our terrtory-the
hand Of power across tho water But i Is better for
point Of Great cheering) We stand the thrcsh
old Of untold dcstinics five boar ourselves calamity
through this fight will settle the question Of European
interference this continent am not advocate for
war; but for sustaining the honor Of our country
wish to secure peace convince the world of
strength. (Cheers) Mexico wo fear not. But would
teach this lesson to untcd Eorope that whom they CON-
bine to mako America they will find US prepared
they attempt to lay tho arm of power the
humblcst of our citizens. (Mr. Tomlinson sat down
Captain RYrprRs was called for and was received on
his appearance with great applause Fellow citizens
na ON &
this immense oupouring of citizens of the Empire
city sustain the Executive Of our country at the
sent Hcre few drops Of rain battered the note
book) see around me men q every class and grade,
from the merchant to the mechanic met to respond to
the call of the President of the United States
joced to men of every shade Of politics, with one
single exception como forward to support the Of
great city t.ses and cries Of Horace Grseiey
We have now but one party American people Wo
shall fight shoulder to shoulder in defence Of tho stripes
-. 6v IN hrro IN tho nf
war; (Cres Of yes, yes and tremendous cheers) You
are then let u.s. the immortal Andrew Jackson said,
tVociferons sppiauseJ We are IN tho right in this
affairs but cay our country whether right or wrong
are a people OF action Action is what we want-not
words We raise 5000 volunteers in this city Here
staging ausUon hs
gun here doomed it's hundcrs the assembly, and
responded to by deafening roar Of applause from tho
ontire multitude want New York great in her
and her to do something worthy Of her great
myself am ready tomorrow to march to the Rio
arande; lThundcrs Of applausel Come on-I am ready
my country in her hour Of need. tRenewcd cheers1 I
told you awhile ago. there were some exceptions will
ly-an American traitor Misses and appause] Last
night booml he Lit up his establishment the news Of
fear, / despire him-if he did it through pairi-
otsm. love him for it lBooml will pass
That 0 S@ Soa rns hSasSs
over and ask his pardon But, fellowczens American
blood has been spilled on American soil (boom)--our
Shall our eountIy's wrongs 60 unrsysnsed NO MOI
Then let 60 to work in earnest Leta committee Of
%ssy e Ss
be two regiments Of infantry organized and equipped II
or on the Rio GrandeCboom D-agsinst Great Britain
Mexico-if God gives me life to fight for that
ss:.a Had hope e. ns ' Of e. g
I would have offered this one / do not say too much
In predicting that the wealth Of rich men win be
not They have amassed wealth under the operation Of
our FREQ institutions Why should they not spend il
pledge yourselves heart All oul, to 90 with me Cries
Of we will-we WILL
voIcE-" Well all CO."
There men enough to form volunteer force in
this CITY, The poice-the NJ. P.s should be enrolled
CHEERS and ladghtcr) I propose-(boom)-tha they
be any patriotism in the citizens, Of them will
volunteer to take their place until they come back
7Oicr.-" Must they perform shoir domestic duties
...g yoa &C. 60 Va es., Arc ySarsaay to
to hold out to you We do not so to desecrac
temples.
We 60 to avengc an insultsd flag. hope TO see the
banner Of liberty planted every hill of Mexico en-
thusiastic cheers, during which Captain Ryndeu
Col YOU'VE, Of New Jersey next addressed the meet.
ing, az folows.-I think hear gentleman say, make
and you will permit me to say for such
shall term you that have been listening with great
pleasure to the sentiments expressed by those who have
like the idea that you have here this occasion
not to make war; for have never heard 1t yet said that
We have mnde war. Fellow-citzcns we have in
vaded the territory Of another nation shed the blood of
those who did not first strike the blow, attempt de-
sccrate our flag Although you, in New York,
tho great empire city, think New Jersey in
significant, allow me to say, that there are Jer-
sey Blues there and soil seercd IN the memory
name dear to every American. Do you think that
in New Jersey waited until this evening pass
resolutions In relation to the war; Why, on Mon
day Of last week, had meeting at South Trenton,
when gallant band of mon, whom have the honor
to command cordially responded to the resolutions then
adopted, AVID now ready to answer the call Of
government whenever 1t may be made. Fellow citizens,
did not feel did my Jersey friends feel Like wait
ing till the government sent for u.s. NOR did We stop 70
ask what the appropriations would be. Yes, let me tell
you that there in the city Of Trenton some noble
jersey Blues who ready 70 60 before sunrise tomor
anaurh fnr ma 10 know that war Il In existence.-