The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-23
1hc Rights OF American Citizenship Pro-
claimed and Defended.
ATTITUDE OF AMERICA TOWARDS EUROPE ON
THE INTERNATIONAL QUESTION,
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Of New ierk city, will meet
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The asst gallery viii exclusively far ladies'
snns sGcstios have kindly their for
door will be opened At O'Clock and the proceedings will
FLiJaH F. PURIFY Chairman Of Committee
HENRY H. MoRASGE. Secretary OF Committee.
Ts say that the hall full would give no adequate
Idea Of its real condition The body Of the house was
literally janmed. and al the standing places including
the passages, occupied In the gallery there was
pretty fair ay Of ladies' and great body of the
audience made up OF Representatives from almost
every patton. There Germans Hungarians TIA
lians, Frer ch Cuhanr Americans. Irish and all who
were interested in the great which found such
brave and undauntsd champion the gallant Captain
lDgrahAm.
Sometime before ths mesng organized every seat
occupied and al hough it called to order st the
appointed time symptoms OF impatieucs occasion
ally manifested. Shelton's brass band was in attend
ance and contributed by the performance Of several
patriotic and spirit st'rriog airs, not little to the
thusiasm of the occahon. Among those the age
tie following gen'l-men General Avezzani Felix
Forresh, Hon John P H,le G.. par de Botancourt A,
Mahski ex-Aliermsn Pusdy, aad Senior yaLente secfe
tary Of the Cnbsn junto
1he stage II self appropriately decorated with the
aags 6 the United Sta'es of Hungary of Italy, and of
Cuba Tho flag Of Hungary bore the folio wing iuscrp
aon, in the langusge.ot tnst country
"Justice Loerty AID Equality"
In the certre embls zpned the OF Hungary,
with the double of St Stephen, and the osher
side of the flag the American Eagle and the motto
"EPuribus Ulum."
Tho italian tIicoor bore following sample inscription
'Dso Popolo"
In fine centre Of the age and surrounded by thes
Aaea we're inscribed tbs foliowtns:-
@ o o Q Q Q
Q Civil Liberty and religious Ipdo pendenc,
Throughout the world.
o 0 . Q . Q Q
o 9 Q Q
Do you c'siun the protection
Of the upitsd Ssatess
Then you shsll have 1t.
Insraham, Smyrna Joy 2, 1865. o
6 o oe 9 0 o 0
ties present. among poticsd the turner's" and
ssocaal Reformsrs Tue latter society displayed red
Gag bearing ths words Lberc Equaite, Fratornite "
Thsre were also large lumber Of Cuoans present, who
received each ausion their psrsecuted and op
pressed island with the most upbounded enthusiasm
At half past O'Clock the meeting called to
der Chsur Burr elected to preside pro-
eeediBgs The blowing list Of vicsPresdents and Sec.
rstaries were iesdb, Henry hcrango, E.q ard unani
VICE PRESIDENTS.
Brig, Gen. Hall. r.. petersen,
Col will'am L Morris, De- schranm,
Theooore secg lick, Felix foresti,
Chauncsy shnfer, Gaspar B.tsncourt,
David BnpkA, Jr. G. Kallue,,
Msjer Gei1ot Ii Dyehpsu, CherIes Cornish,
Dr. Chas Bruech gbau en-, A. Maiunki.
d. AArtanAche,
Henry NoraIge, - Flckler
- Hireobfed, William Hayes.
When the opg adoptcd the President
addressed eudeIcc objects for which tho meet
Ing had been called, and dwelt considerable length on
the outrage that had been committed by Austria on
American citizenship by tno seizure Of Mirc Kosz in
Smyrna. 1t was high time, he said, that the United
States should take part in tho affairs OF the world and
prove to tho nations Of Europe that where republican
principles involved she had right TO in.orfere He
wss In Washington last Monday, and he had received
while there tho cersiu assurance that government
would not shrink from the position 1t had taken, and
that 1t determined TO stand BY tho conduct s Cap
tain Iugr aham at all hazards.
Mr.. Burr repeatedly cheeyed during his remarks
1t the conclusion Of which he following resolutions were
read By oAir. Hoiengs, tue secretary =
Wbe-vas nee,iog OF rentativss OF the ropub
hcap refugees Of FrcIcs Germany, Italy, Hungary,
Polara and Cuba sod oacgases from different assoca
hons q thc city Ct New Yoh. duly convened foe the pur
pore fyirs thor 1n zion of the
noble conduct Of Captain Insraoen of th Uned states
Navy in he Kosz oeir AZ 5nyrns sod of expressing
thsAr views md ,nanis q subj &C nfecting the
aeareet rights OF man, Il unani aousiy resolved
nasiopsdit es assoc ctzens should be held on
The 22d September inst. ~ Metrop Titan Hal
And whereas, Ia CONFORMITY with the said call, we
have this dsy assembled therefore, DO IL
Resolved That tho iotrepd bravery determined act on
ard unshakeu frmness Of captain Iograha In rescuing
Koszta from the CT Austrian mvrmd ,n meets with
Dur heartfelt ApOIop ton that re look upon Captain
Irsraham imnued -th the trnc hpcd:an spirit,
and exponent sId worthy propounder of tho principles
upon which THE republic IA four ded
Resolved, That be,eoy tender TO Ceptaa lpgrah an
dur thanks 20, his gallant conduct active
gnpathy on that sloa fvs the patriotism he dis
9asyed and the cool courage and vt dom bv which
secuted and coo~ed man saved from tie dungeons
md TOR lures OF Auttrau despotsm that desirs to
fesHfy warm a6 mirstion fof who In ths face
6 superior numerical force docidcd that Kosz ehould
respect and esteem Tor the manly dignity eytnced by
A In ocfenos Of the osry Of man aSd OF the ipvols
srnmepts Of the Old World ruust prove 4 atm ulant
20 friends OF 0Om tnrouBuout
Yroeh hope nsrviog for we'd
IN hsr efforts to cast of the shackes Of Oppression aud
tyranny.
Resolved That TBS Austrian protest against the lust
and humane interference of Captain Ingrahau Ia pre
ci,ey par With tho iaoudent complaint OF q high
wsymAn who cru nbcs OF having bcen prevented from
Committing . murder.
Resolved, That tho American Diplomatic agents, M
Brown and Consul 0fi-ys stSmyrna, are uinont'y
titled - our thanks for hAens ably sustained the
principles AID fnor Of this republic.
Rsssivsd ThA eonsidsr II 10 be axsd principle Of
n n NJ fnta
tjon b bsesas citizen, end rsnuneiaton OF bis ALE
&aeee 70 his former eevernmsnt, the individual
Sst - vsrv s.st ~ n Ssvrr r.cuSosd his .SssSs
ond ceutracted suoh engagement causes him 10 ~
rgaxosA - an enemy b. Chs govssnmsut whieh he has
ssputstsd that coa4fasy interpretation weuA shock
Vunea asasA would d'lssussss tnissavops aAa w0IA