The New York herald., 1851-08-23

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nos see eOba in the possession of the Butcher
| (APphuse) Now gentlemen, have got point
papers this morning that your fellow were shot
ny The spaniarcs not in front like but tho
ardy aseassins fired at their backs There something
thst winch gives us al interest in the hero Looez
ara The men who went with him this country whose
fete We have yet to learn There is point aud
bave done. 1t Is the conduct Of Consul there.
(NiBe hearty groans here given for that official
assure you have bad some experience in these mat
ters. have been many years in the employment the
government abroad, and here declare my conviction
that as sure God is my judge, this blood might have
The manner which became American. According to
the accounts received the prisoners seized
ocloekin the morning and not till II o'clock in the
forer that they butchered the public streets
Of Havana in manner from which the human mind
revolts. Had he been true American--had he
but half the spirit Of an American he would have
gene TO the Governor General. and informed him
that any violation Of national law in regard to these
Rsd hs deDs so Ss
ous act would been committed God iu iye
had held the office Of Consul at Havana would have
kneeled in front OF the that be sacrificed
before he died the bullets should have passd through
my body first (sreat cheering Ny life would have
seemed as nothing TO strong would have my
desire TO maintain the honor of country at such
moment Then look at the of the Falcon an Anne
iican steam bearing the American flag and the words
the United States MALL distinctly legibe it, thrice
fred at by Spanish frigate loud cries Vengeance
vergeanoe" aod great excitement) Yes she was fired
at and compeh,d to come too. Had Alvarado Hunter,
whom the government seeking to disgrace been on
board the Falcon God Almighty help the spaniards and
look upon you There IL American spirit in you-a
spirit that canno be stayed-a spirit that will peryade
tha continent and it's adjacent islands and will one day
eneiicie the earth itself.
Mr. Carr thus concluded, amidst vehement applause,
ard then read the resolutions, as follows
That in the opinion of this meeting it is con-
or tie pedpe to ssemba together and their
cent upon the subject Of Cuban that
% sens o IN nrss sas mo more @ hSnGs
clare and establish the principles Ct freedom
That our Cuban hrethren in their late daring
their Want
Ss
% she St Vice. oSr
has taygt them tG for and that they
vcluiion they lave nobiy begun
Ssa' d ss S &
m s 0y rSrte IN which S hey are are Worthy o BE-
similar errns anees was responded 20 by Lafayette,
ruled :ortq1r whose Ssstaacs n tbe time Of noea n a.
sJ contributed towards making the old thirteen
ME. wst they of right ought to be- free aai Independent
heis hayones to put down liberty wherever ventures
Least the eauSl Tish. Of going support saeoor
public laon Siiity they violate
10 law human or divine, but on the contrary resisting
R,gsiysd a agree in doctrine with vattel the chof
good take up arms ssainst an justice
G.gesssl.y rsqus ,has should be
ass9lyed z q with p.niel Webster that
tined hst e law Of nations does not forbid tne
eclnnoicrs OF anotber Mi.S ~ an $500 "a % ; NJ
With British minster against the spScs
and further with the deerne ,id down in bis letter
epsnts TO le,as that neither the ecnstution nor the
ain stas authorize tae P1esiden. Of sas Ved SScs {,
or to prevent. attempt to PREVENT iadivduals from
sayrs the United states for Texas other foreign
Tesoyed That the firing at the Uriel sats steamship
updhtd oicarI OF that vessel TO wlsds
ass m o- , hs asx 'Ha ps
De o.mSnaso % sy or govssnm-nS asS IN case Of sats
ls1s Sy sss @aS
M dcupS, an s s ~ Ss sy
Iept Tor such attack on deien sesss steamer and
~ spanish aaihoss IN Cuba il eold siood sns:
stroke Of ,sugher without the spsrip Of one the per
as IL was after their gal,an. and DEAN, With the
was and eowaroly atrocity which from the
aPhs Of oyr hearts profound seniment Of horror de-
Reolvsd That eOnduc. possible only to that p
profits Of the African slave trade in violation Of It's own
met me ssismS treaties. :, the ssTe time threatens TO arm
and to Cuba nto Saint Domingo. rithr than
s esesS It'd match
Resolved That the conduct ofM A. y owen The Ameri-
extreme ans unworthy Of American eAaraee aad thas
iesoived Ths, il is the du.y of the American govern
n 60 which he has & 50 n i
suitable the American character aud
Resolved That u,iOns in money are hersbyto
,ed 70 adyasSs va GSsss in % and & 'asc
act rs ressurss 20 receive and aseurse tho In Sesh
oaus, in which We have this day hears y enlisted
These resolutions were unanimously adopted; and we
may add that each received with outburst OF
applause that heard doubt, at the extreme end
Of the city.
When Mr. Carr concluded, Captain RySprRs called
upon to address the meeting lie commenced by siying
that the present occasion reminded him Of meeting
which took place the spot few years ago,
when the people OF New York assembled without dis
nction Of party to take action in relation to the Msx
We recollect said he that the spaniards and
Me,icans Of that day committed outrages against the
people ofthe United States although not half barba-
as those which have been committed recently in
Cuba. And want you, said he to remember, that on
that OCCASION tbs Of the press Of the city
New York sppauded the Mexcans to the echo for
their arceieas dosdsat that time. (Groans) trust,
fellow czens that you have not forgotten these
gee TO which refer aud that what have this day
heard Of will never escape your memory. On this
zion IL is with difficulty control the indignation
,mes o nanaon aiSn and you oopemv coSn ssn
ty that holds a respectable position among the
civilized nations Of the world, has committed
outrage on American citizens. at which human ity
sht dder and what For what has this gross outrage
against the American people been perpetratedl Aud
who say the American people, do not those
only who had the good fortune TO be born here but
those who driven nom their native Ian Is by tyranny
have joined their fortunes and become American
citizens. (Appause) Such acts these, Of which
have this day beard committed by the government Of
Cuba under Its very eyes and sanctioned by it autho
rty such acts say will work ruin Of any govern
ment that toerstes ,hem. (Grest applause No better
evidences Of the speedy dow mall spanish are
needed than these atrocious deeds Of its officials (At
this pent there slight sprnkling of rain and on
ptron In the meeting remarking that IL ran-
ing. Captain Rynders said that little rain IL nothing
c,npared with the blood Of American citizens that
hsd been shed In Cuba. We must yrumble said H.,
little rain for without rain the earth would pro
duce its ffus) The speaker raid he would not detan
the audience much longer because there Others pre-
sent Who expected to epeak. He would. however
say few words relation TO the American Consni a.
Havana My friend mir Carr said tnst VI Mr. Oseu had
nieiiered, the lives II these hy.two persons might
bsve been saved With eli respect beg TO disagree