The New York herald., 1851-08-27

Cheers All their press from the National Isfeutgcer
down say there Is revolution in Cuba at all (Cries
Of they lie ~ Suppose there was not; man has
as good right 10 start q revolution hundred.
Numbers do not mako Tgnt wrIns, OF wrong rsot na.
with the people Of the United 2tstes In extending
their sympathy and their aid TO the cause Of repubican
liberty Would France which Ela recently professed,
and now pIetends to be republic--such ono the
world never saw before! (I.sushter) Would England
do tthat country which at all our public dinners Is
descTibed the lion lying down with the lamb (Roars
of ghtor shoud liko to the British government
preventing from taking possession Of Canada tomor
row, II We disposed. I mean Cuba, not Canada.
yet though when the time comes to do so, should
Ike the prevent u.s. shoud like TO soc all the
Spanish papers published in this city and all other
papers that sympsbze with the oppressors and quote
Pufendorf and other old authors out Of date and all tbs
old State theories Of government aud of law placed to-
gether IN one pile and burned up. daughter and ap-
plarse} We able 10 lay ioHD national law for
selves and the world We want no preeedens to enable
US to determine hat Is right wrong. Mr. Camp
ciaded after making few remarks and tho band played
Yankee Doodle.
Ma MAYNAnp was next introduced to the meeting
Tie saidWe assembled hcro TO pour forth SYM
pathy in behalf of struggling and feeble community
not disappointed. saa he at the enthlsi ssm wit
at this because there are sone within the
sound Of uy yoee who rccoeet the time when we were
in the same condition as Cuba. They cau hopes
pirate: bu rccoeot history and the time when Frank
lin wes on thesam mission In France Lopez now is
In America ernbtr that history forth another
fact-that Lafayette was similar mission In this
c.untry. There Is only hairs difference between the
pirate and the patriot single hair turns tho scso II
Lopez fis. be viii be regarded robe throu: the
woild IL ne succeeds his will down to posterity
patriot. II Washington and Lafayette had failed,
they would ha been stgat.aed rebels pirates
God is the side of the oppressed and he will ght
the battles Of Cuba he did those Sf Amerlca (rat
applause Spain may boast that 5he Is strong and she
is strong compared with Cuba, but nave high authori-
ypg that the battle always strong
Cheers 1 hope we sha!i show cur sympathy with
Cuba in the right manner Speeches and meetings
Dothr without the sincwt OF war They did not avail
in fs mer times and they will not do now And Iv.ry
believe that 1T this at VIZ woo be colony of Great
britain but for the assistance we received from abroad
(CbeeTs There have says been and always will be two
parties In the worldono Ia faycr Of progress aud hu
maDity and the other against them But the progress
CT human freedom cannot DO stopped by any power
earth any than any single dam up Niagara
ftls with pitchfoit. CIaughier) After making q
few addilicna! r, nierls the speaker withdrew.
NJ. TnoMAsN. Cam Eext introduced TO the meet
Ing Ho saidI had no idea when TO this meet
ing this evening. that would be called TO address you
but leirg herr. shall eey few words, tho ugh a
lttle hcaTse. When lock around this compact
body Ct nen, who feel es they should feel at the
insult o3ered TO our neg by mean AMI un-
known Spanish steamer, aud tho butchery perpe-
tiattd our citizens, ny American blood bols in my
veins, II does in thoge Of very American citizen
Oh yes, ny friend, there Is something in being
American c1ep-herc Is something in It. that neither
Spain nor England, nor Austria, nor Russia auy
other the despotns Of Europe destroy Ii that
feeling hst srl that sptityea i IL the eferyescence
CT every hI good, that God Intended man shond pos
(tr mend' applause but which enjoy
but those who understand liberty ard know how to s
prsoatr II. ftnow citizens brutal murder has been
nutt.d No. IL botohery--iio.' has
been .umittsd that brutal
savsge--i don't know word in the English llnguigc
that express the hcrrcr Cf the deed. (Great a.
p!ause have ZEE ip oenshtcd Africa; nave wac.
SEED cutIs in that barbarru part OF the world
but never heard zach outrage there elsewhere
- sueh an outrage humanity. has BEEN con-
nited on the sgy Americans by spanish hogitvs
in the Island Cuba aye you armed all the psrticu
srs ierCw citizens Picture 10 yourselves, u you
the tSsse of ttGt brishssy There were the patriots
bound ard pfnior,d dragged forth for sacTe, aud
th.re the sssasns ready to do the Bidding Of their
masters The glorious sun Of Heaven shono With ts
tustomcd fTtnd r-not a cloul ohscurcd II ; the
waters C the Atlantic on the one side, aud of
the Cult q Mexico on the other, lsved gently the
pebby slores Of he euc of the Antilles, il la
d.mDation ot the sursing passion of Cubas tyrants
Net Left moved in he sumner breezenct a
We heui. iron the travo patriots Amid this scene OF
SOLEMN stiffness, 81 ncUnday, Gfty Americans who's
orly crime that they left their own hesrths en-
their fTesdo TO give liberty 70 an oppressed an
peopc, whose for and ussist
penetrated the distant rarts Of country
srchsc forth, to dir by the hands Of crew Of
hirpliDr foldery- base INSTRUMENTS of bas. aad de
ttstabls dsspo:sm. Thcy brought forth for
cut!op-tbat gallant bandbut. even with death before
tb, and pinoped aud bcuud as they were not mur
ho!a-sIow nie 10 correct hea, itere was a wori
spoken for despite Of the circumstances in which he
Placed ard spcel!ng IL were, his coan OF
tLose gallant prits derd the assssins TO their very
teeth and hs last words thst bs blood and that o
his mrsdss would be SIMPLY cngsd by his country
men. (yociicrous appiauss) Shall that noble blood be
avtrg,G, (Ciies Of 1t thall-it shali") Thcy were
marth,d fith execution but their asssssns dared
not to look them in the face Their uurdcrers shot
them In tks back. They afraid 10 shoot thc N Ia
frOui, lest tho spljt of liberty which beamed In the
eyes o. the martyrs might pauytc the hands Of the
,cutIontrs (Grest outburst Of appiause Fellow citi
rns, Toy heart sicksns 10 ontsmPatirs the scene
dwell upon II; and yet ttsrc presses In tSls
cry which justify that horrible butehery Of hf,y Ancri.
GERS. (GroaEs rfer GO the Epyr ss and the Tr5Ecs
net is- distant from that psecr in the eour~ 1t has
adopted this melancholy busirssa The Tribune aud
lie editor HoEsce 0reslsy pIocsscd 10 have sympaby
for Ir,lsr and Hungary nni fs Italy In the struggles
which these ra,ions In, tcteally uode Tor liberty but
what Is the dh,rtuce bet the case o Ireland aud
t.t II.V an hath kui ila ~ tan Al
overs.eiie God suffered enough from tyranny or has
lIslsDd-p,or, down.trodien, bn. generous hearted
Dobls- minded Trrlaf dbas she suffered enough but
has Cuta 10 suffer more Yet Horace dreelsy who lent
the of Ire abds ntedou and no roared
himself httrse in ds1ouueing ircsDd wrongs oppo,cs
the IGeIendoIce Of Cuba uas Mr. Greeley. " hts re-
travels through furopc, bccCme enamored II des
pct!sm. &C dc,s &c tAinS that
distance !rnis etchaLtment % the View -
that liberty abroad Il much more pleasant 20 look
updn than ahgty home But, would ak that
us ,tst has btcnne of the thirty thoasa nd dol.
lars oortrbuttl w 1rish and native citizens for
Inch freedom That money las been Jiog Idle. tfo
the tine it contributed 30 this day At present
thste fur d. be- uscd towards promoting ish In
I.t and sm confident thst every contributor
to ,bat iUno irum g. Eve iolsrs would b happT
TO see tSTeudid in Wrihri.ng the lndePcnd zoe 81
Cula Nlnt hHs Nr Or,sl-y done with thb fund
NUfrEs- lac a. btrgnt new coat. lie has paiehafed
rtv lat shh u. tusughier
Iteh stu feicw ciz.ns thstihls fund could be ussd
~ tIe tr,eut time with great advantage the of
hb,uy. (Lcuo s.rausr IL could D. used 20 tht Dcne-
~ 81 tbe tous ~ Cufa no ar Oppressed ~ zoe grrate'
frous eL tiiue Circle, hss sthy fos juba;
a. . ~ for Ne edunTs - the Erpvtls God pity thrn
(iHue htsr sId rroRns for Booty BruOA-) fhry ought
have bttE hcTn other part Il The world than
THE F.uw ttiseus am exhsu., .,ed-uy feeling ovrr-
power Allow in coDclusion TO seY that tue line
rot tar distant when Am rca a-lbuiy loving Amer'cs-
drps Il tie Traitors Vho uFtle VA her O,on, viii crest
mont tnt to the uemcry Of the hfty galsnt Apert
cans VITO saehc,d their lives In the Uf Cuban Ia
dsp,basIc CO. (LCub and continued apPl.use)
other rtsstefs Hddr,sssd the meeting but u
DARK that Dctes could b. taken of their
mark Amer sriourning. the multitude formed pro
h,sd,c ~ band of muic, and marched through
the city.
The Excitement srd Meetings ELSE where.
IHr rrtLiNe IN PHILADELPHIA.
ConRHsFoNbNNr.
putt apyt rtr. August % 1881.