The New York herald., 1851-08-23
ed Vice Presidents, to wit -

Mr.. PuRpv, on taking the chair made brief speech
In which he not only sympathized in the general ud
nation at the revolving butchery Of American citizens
but declared himself to be in favor OF the Liberation
and Independence Of Cuba
Colonel THOMAS N. Cam then came forward to read
the resolutions and ssd-Feow. citizens look around
with degree Of satisfaction to nd that there is yet
enough Of American blood left in American hearts to
respond to outrage committed on American citizens
by the Spanish government in Cuba-an outrage that
the very bsrbaans Of Africa would refuse commit
any shape form. Our fellow citizens have been
outchered without trial and without judge jury aud
here assembled to give expression to opinions
in relation TO this foul act TO which
parallel In any period Of the world (Applause when
these gallant spirits left this country they left with the
distinct understanding that they be
for failure but they never dreat that such an act as
perpetrated by the General of Cuba could
have been conn itted by any individual bearing the
human face and the human form (iroans) hold in
my hand scries of resolutions which about 10 pre-
sent 10 you, but before do have further OBJ
servssons TO make. by the mail that brings in.
teigence Of this revolving bsibarity learn that the
conquess OF Lopez were go great that there no
shA this cease with the Of
Cubs What is begun there. win extend to Mexico aud
In ese than years the American contaent clear to Pa
tsgonia will be part and parcel Of the United rea
cheering, and cries Of that's the talk) Wnen look
around me- and the enthusiasm evineed by this
multitude awakens the deepest emotions Of heart
and bids believe in the speedy liberation Of CuOa
wthstsDding the efforts made by three papers
this city, ot which car out this morning with a co.
umn and half Of edit rial against the cause Of free
dom. (Loud cries of the the Erpress II stated that
there wss but government In Europe republican
favorable TO republican institutions have hesita-
tioB In stating that is begun Ia this
Park, which has received Its impetus from the buohey
OF our fellow citizens in Cuba and in two years will
nsh the editor Of the Courier Enquirer II will show
the gentleman that the people capable Of self
ment in every part q the world. From you the princ
pies of liberty and will spread an,
The world and not swyrsnd alone but the butchers Of
Austria will cone dowr in due time to those principles
which our government is based (Applause) The pur-
pose for which called together Is take iato
consideration the horrible buohery Of felowcitisens
and detire to state the fact that the whole evil owing
90 the that the general government
(Appause, and cries OF "true.') We have had GO
10 stand BY American citizens In the assertion
of their rights or TO give sher to the
Of freedom abroad IL is not long since have
Great Brtsin-1 have seen II, for there at the
time have the British squadron the Douro
and interfere with the people In the action of govern
tnenti yet there was not word said about IL hers-it
IN suppr.ssing the liberation Of the people In
thst part 81 the world. Nor is this ali Look
70 me time that Greece struck for her ndepcn icnce The
wno'e OF ths country was then reused rrooect welt
when the cannon, for the purchase of which our c-
zens subscribed TO aid her in struggle was placed in
mates, leared 1t exutation az The tho1rht
that the time was at hand vheu gun would be used
In delivering Greece frcm the thraldom her tyrans
There was net word then against exteadn. this ~vr
psthy and AID 10 weak and struggling nation aud Henry
Clay himself 20 rejoice in ne seps raj sentnsn
Woes lie ought 60 be- President nov
Colonel Cana II want 30 cav one thing tha. 1
know each and every ~ you will upoolt II this
yur government has gone tar pnd It's duty I'm relation
TO those brave American citizens who have rsked their
lives In the Cuban expedition The President had q
right TO itsue his sniAnn warning tho people Of
the United States that those who embarked IN that on
serprse did 30 at their risk aud we're not en- tilted
20 any protection from the United states msde prison
err of war. But beyond tbi, he bad 10 riaht Co 90
lCheere) Perhaps Webster msy forward and say
i am a id ass in making this assertion.
NocE.-Iie If a ID fool IL he does (LauVhtpr)
Colonel CARR.-I tell you that the governments had no
more right to set their officers and troops watch the
expedtiopists than have watch any of you to
your houses (Cbeers) There ie not government on
the face Of Coos esith-snd defy the great exgound
er OF the constitution himspil 20 deny t-that has
ever rne SO far g. put liter8l principles down az
the govern M mt Of the United stafss (Applsuse) ft
rests With us TO STOW the goveTnuant that will not
permth do 80 hereafter aud that have stare the
character of the country, anu int@os IN the