New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-23


R0sofrd Tia; IN the o7saiou II tbs mee,As q . coaA.
tent til ne Psacr neutrality and heos 81 car Govern.
for the peone 90 assemble Together and Their
sentiments upon the sub 81 81 Cuban nle nence tat
such expression nj onis comots ~th he mAsasamy
aue ,ceAnss q if,e PEOPLE oui - more Pac af, hz
oablc the character ~ nation Who The frSf De-
o.a.c ant establish The Frincipss q Fseedon
cesele risnSs az 'aros rani> r'i iaS' al ~
faculties their their want I'd arHls. tht ifa1rS>.
bl's ~ couccrt ~ effective prepaston. aai IRE se->iaA
about hayouet o even fse uAArmci c.i.rcas have
proved themselves nj Unworthy "a the '' ~hcA osr
our wanUest >smlaihc, ard holes for tlH az' >sle
o. the rcNu.ltllO they have - Bsbig hegHn.
down rctcn nhaeauf> 81. CNoa ;'r AID ant tsssaacs IA
thc ac.l cause N which hts aye eues are worAF q
usr similar circumstance ontsd o. Nv Isf,,,
etir Pu.a>si. kc>cusNo. NJ ~ soucr. ani otasf
distinguished forelsneTs whose assistance n the Of
need c'utro o~a.l ns,lns he pa tar'rea Ce.e-
RSsolr,5 That While the sovereign despo, q ne earth
their hayonc,S 10 qgt down Lhcftv wherever sas vshss
- show her head ne Seventeen People q Amsrci Aa,s
n leaS, the equal sh' OF sers - her S9p q, >r al
comfort ant whoa aus sois ot iriN dat' t',a VITA
,ft ruhc or anfTa'ion rational frS7cas.t t 'ey -
Jar, no law uar or csae. a4i ea tac c'atrar ycs
R.,sir,f NM, We ,gr,c ir doctrine With Va'tel II,
chief authority og ihe aW 90 nsfCns. tha WAcn ~,
PIE ior soi rv'sou> ta>e "a, arms aga a,i AZ 'prsSw
Justice aid eenefos frlue thai brave s1outA ~ a.
sisted M lie defense 81 Their liberty
Hosolrsa That WIKI DANIEL Webster. tAS
taoutc> OF me hShrsi enut nee. nlrs ant dead hssr
MAINTAINED fttt
the citizens os subjects Of nation iTra taking part
tho ciNa ccumotiop> q sHother. with l> emphatic
test his correspondence With British Minister agars
me applcatU II The ptSe1 >anicro> ,'Im ~ pirNeS'
such persons and turtr IN the toc'rnc ald iowa
hs letter IT Instructions to the Muster m Memo.
m reference 90 the >enins oi arms ana e DEPARTURE n
srm. snugrants g. Texas SHAT neither he CONSTITUTION
uor hs the ant ner principles SaoNn 20 thc s,sv
states 10 utcsi law ia, trde ar,sec, the United state.
aud Texas prevent acmpt to pre,en' !oiNouts
from leaving the United states 't reNaS Az other for
eisn country ,
Falcon hy the s'easa y h anero and the uuc icoUs and
un guie Ut tAc officers u talt Stl Al
uitcd states Government saiq her oacrsc an par
scngerS Insult. tnr which troHg, should
dstev be demanded hy G'Tcrnnrnt lut ia case n
satisfaction not hcny promptly rendered ly TIE dismissal
and Disgrace 81 me lftes Mh' f,nmitrd nose deeds
OF self Ciatss taa nectSalY ai he naval
rover 90 the country should De- dc, ga % obtaining
atuntneui TO- such ~auion aitaeE on teensel,Ss
steamer and slcH 1n unnfaoAtd m,ai To iar American
flag and the American people
kfso'rsd That the massacre q tt'' American nusonrD
by Ia, spanish auiAort,, pa Cuh, 20 ''d n''-i At sia
- stroke of s.au@ltr without the sing ~ we. ~ r
PERMISSION 10 last wont 90 momentg o the" homes n
lowed up aS % was. alfer thor gallant and unanchns
death with the most brutal 1a nos ngac' ,o urou Their
ieiess remains was cruel and coNaid' atrociy "hch
avakens ~ M the de ths 90 nnr hearts profound sent
uent ~ horror teicS'auon ana disgust
Rcsolred. Thar such condnc, vas Qo'>ihe only n that
Pirate Government, whrh while fa;cnns on the Infamous
pronts of The Nfcaa = ave trade in l"@toa 81 N cea
most solemn tresies ~ me se time threatens g. amlhs
savage hordS imported b Itself against hc Cuhlns and to
convent Cuba uto SAINT Domingo rather than zee aiCo
luton b, IT. oppressed people cunscae t. matches, sal
g. Liberty independence and ProguS,
Rf5o',ti. Tha, the conduit II Mr \ owen. the
American Consul al Havana Was dastl',y and heartle~
the extreme aad uawohl IT the American Character d
that meets The usi ud snaR OF 's whole counf tnl
that 81 The civilized world
I,solced. That II j. the dnt Il the American Gsern-
ment 10 recall Mr. owen fnn the nllce which he has
50 shamefuy -srraccd and that has nlice boz id
o. suitable reprcsc uf the American caa.ac-
and the American People
Rsor,d. That contributions ma money ere hereby solicit
td To- advance Cuban Iudepsnernce and that suitable
he app, nted hs The President d tus meeting
90 receive ao dsourc the s'ue IN Surh
manner O. them she'll seem best uF ne prumoroam
the cause N which ~ have ths Gay heartily enlisted
We should have stated before that several boys
were on the vergsS of the platform holding cotton
banners bearing legends of "a hish W copied the fol.
lowing Third Ward Cuban SympaihSeTS The
Blood of Flny Americans cries Tor Vengeance"
Government, protect Your citizens ~ the People
will" And. cOnspiCuou>y pasted on hat IN front
OF head. was the colo )hOn. TINS Is Daniel Pratt.
the Orator Of Boston ~
Mr. y carr. after reading the resolutions made
few remarks IN regard 10 ,he peculiar a'rociy Of
the shooting at Havana and other points connected
With the objects OF the neetlag The confusion m
cilcnt 10 partial breaking OF the platform, and the
iargon keptup IN bastard Spanish by spiritual trend
OF The movement nj our elbow, prevented us from
hearing he apparently eloquent and Impressive re-
marks of Mr. &.
Alter the adoption Of the ~ solutions Mr. / RIM
ders made a short speech lie sad, IN substance,
that they had met IN about IN, same nuuSeI some
wears ago, 10 take action ln regard 10 the Mexican
war the Mexlcans had been guilty OF an outrage
similar to that Just enarted in Cuba only Of les
degree of atfoctty that la thnec days some OF TIE
presses Of the cry had app.auded the MeNlcans TO
The echo. here voice ~ the crowd informed the
speaker thai II was The TrbiHs which had done ihe
alleged deed. but the remark dll not seem b. be- ap-
uTeclated. a. no notice MAS aiken of n , ma, the
Cuban authorities had done ar - "a when human
Ity Shuddercd, except some Who, although born
IN this country. were not Americans that one
act like the hate execution. would do more 10
ward the downfall u spanish rule IN tuOa
than any hing else. and that u would surely WORK
the rum of any Government which permitted II
that he wanted better evidence than TINS OF the
speedy downfall, 0f Spanish tyranny 10 that country
than this airOclOus attempt 10 >tTAe terror INTO the
hearts OF those VINO were ia iafor % independence
Here a slight sprinkle of rain came down and some
one proposed an adjournment 20 Tammany Hal,
but Mr. SAID No II n were ~ lot The rain, ihs
earth would not prOduC~ the COUNT tui iri> on when
welise n the Almighty sees M - send down ne ram,
H., u welcome H." The ram vas welcomed win
three choersI Nr went GA to p,aA Of The ,lO~ness
or lmbecilty Of Ous Government in protecting Amer
lCan ciNZens, ana spoke u Tree manner az IN" neg
let Of TIE American Consul 40 Havana "a prOiert
the persons VINO were saot there lie sand thft our
Government had been twice OTtfn1ce insuedb the
Cuban Government beiDre TINS asst effort and %
their eternal iniamy they bad never resented u
Tie American Consul a. Havana hii 10 ~ heaft
none of that national sympathy winch oFe'i'aps Al
bounds IN The effort 20 prOicr' IN American ufothrf
instead of that he could lOok COOly on and see ms
country men murdered ~ cold blood. vi AGAIN
sLoke of the imbecIty VI tht Government ana con
cuced thai Tie present JYosOcailon was sufficient to
make the bones Of Andrew Jack-On burst Their cere'
Tuerfs and upDTat M present Government win
cowaraIce but h. thoughtful ERE ~as kniloi. and
that 10 would sof be exlnguished until 81 Da had b.
come one Of ili nlt~t states Oi Amencs.
NJ 4 ShaftT Wa tAe rext speaker. lie thought
tie massacre would spea@ for Itself, and that no
WORDS could add 10 is effect rs speech vas much
o. the tenor Oi thai of Mr. NynGer. Dunng ~ be-
livery. Mr R,naefs iBfrDduced 9 large volume from
- Inch he real an extract from letter from Danei
Webster 70 ne Bnush Minister, Fox m which L j.
asserted by SIR WetsteTfhaf sl he eminent ,iatcs-
men Of Great Brian Dad asserted f0r right oi me
SIM = % i
"a ars Of another nation Tbs statement ~hs passed
Of as an Op mon 81 Daniel Webster, Nhereuppn Mr.
{ SchaaSr sad h. would go - 10 Webster arink
or sober WhetL.rhe were Whiting ie'trr tO Fox dna
HusemsBn al Washington. or nfecuping praises OF
liberty at New ort NJ { ,cnahn said fTse irade
and sailors rights "ss hls doctrine, and conruiefbF
llyOklrg l!teY'y and annexation Tor Cuba
When Mr &. sharor had concluded. Jafye Read
of Cine mat, was introduced, and sIs,Se Dreht
We have Dot space 10 .ketcn MS rcm1rss moro"
deem % necessary since ar me speerhes "rf0