New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

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Tte following reso.ufors passed
ylyeos 'ed With npnuity tbe
,nsssl recPe BY The sehor Of Cba sa4 th7 more recent
sssn,n the Black Warrior upon asis
ne b Of Bators ths, equity of tha; custom
: s:a ~ H. G n s,sts sds on the American people
erI prevent Iopo Of such huioAting
o1's.' gPea q, AmsIie.n people ;ere.oie ere be It
Wv d. aon the late in'lt o1ed 20 u by tbs sp.ni's
be fons Of t6at slomy o'der which the Anersaa
d n e., e esl 1poo the PRECEDENT to axe such r1sa.ur..
% ,1snc Of the c'so demand TO buf back tho defiance Of
Ss s, opinion mo ,o;io. g. Of ia aa % 99oa M r,s
500 te tnhsenii9n Of hsr eio sf @ o., @ seo 10
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Mr. TURN Il said:
M CuAIGwAE 4vp FrtLOw- CITHrvs: | esteem It
hoperto be rnitod 10 express 10 dbc meeting oi my
ow czus my ndgnatOn at the lnsut on 3re TO ves
bsn the 10 opc Of this country should not only huri back
insult but speedy punishment Tor thoe Wh' nave
ssed to ontrit The Cubens alone have not been insult
5 but sso the nation which has offered them home in
,bsr exile nation pre- cmuony capable TO resent an III
nd whtLcr offered 20 herself or T. those who share her
t-,;tslty Tie time has arrived when tho Western Con
rent sbou e under the government Of the stars and
,,res and VIXEN flag should protc cvefy vessel sail
;sgt the waters Of Cuba lApp.Gus With Col Spence
us believe should support tue weaker and sustain the
rstbicsn principal that has been established at the
fosndafloD Of our Government Thus shogd feel that
vessel ssiug unoer flag is not only the property OF
the owner bat belongs to tue Amcrcan people. zap
np.c Not only in New York bU, oil over country,
hthould be shOwn that determined 10 punl9h
last in sp,laute believe that from Maine to L?uila
ss the people az as ready ae we toroseni THIS n'u'
Tse Choir introduced the Hon L o PcRRIs Attorney
General OF Tennessee, who said
PsLLow CIrnEKs Though stranger in this City, yet
having seen the spirit unaffected in The south will say
tha ne lhrcd in the insult viii also share n the
ossior of Indignation II hardly possible to separate
this quC6tion "a politics: When one gr9ot party sits
iriumJ Jhsnt another Is natural 10 hold them re
spor te and If they do not up 20 the mark ii is
siurs for u American citizens to draw oureves up
IN battle array against them although would regret t0Gt
question uatonol should uesume part turn Though
Wbic If ! could dsconneot TINS nom charge on
the Admin treiion, 1 would wish to do it Judge
Belly of Nirriuis, Chairman of tho Committee on
Foreiun Relations said in his place IN the House Of
kepIesGtJt'vGs, that ~ Charnen OF a somewhat
Com lnttee il not in HID power 70 give the
evidt ncei bat that he was not infringing rights
county thCt he most 0Srant outrage had been commit
ied ich had been for years offered 10 our nag More
over that it wee got up for re occasion prcmedtate1
mssce aoTC,bOu bt and determination iaat the vessc
should go through the ordeal What is o duty OF the
Adnins alton hope they will 10, pass this by nor
slov il TO DC bought up hope that will be ioI' 'hHt
American citizen can be slapped in the face, aud got
two dollars for the insult There American bosom
that will 20 crush out administration that viii
dare Lost in applause Let the people although the
land hold iIoir indignation meetings One feeling to aid
the oppressed should eso actuao Mr. Perrin alluded
the last Csban expedition and said that few more out
aees wOuG I'D the sympathZers Of the OF pirates
snd tupdercrs Tho Cubans had been disspted by long
oppression but they would be found equal 20 revolution
He said the feeling stronger in the south than here
l and exhorted all TO bo up and doing. Applause
The CHAIR introduced the Hon. THOMAS n CARR
formerly Consul al A2iers who was received with three
i cheers lie said.
GEEr1INES. What am to cay after what you have
heard Only that my heart is quite full as that OF the
rsut mau who last addressed you should have regret
I'D the call for this meeting but for circumstanoe which
shall shortly notice but there s thing we have rea
to rejoice at namely the forbeGrance love- and athe
rnce ihe laws that have been exhibited Immediately
ster tie outrage occurred might have met in
lrrer meeting than this Though this s sufficiently but
said We have government; a. wdi sustain cur rlgni
cur Gag and our character. How has our xp9ctaon
btenmel There is not man in the country who has not
made up his miud and if thought that the President
Il would have sent paper weak 80 mbecc we would
have taken the responsibility. (Applausel The last
l sneaker said he Wing l am iGrd
Shell ana a friend 10 my country in every way.
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| on one chtek and desired 70 turn the other
and receive half dozen more. We have assembled to
sIsess an opinion not altogether favorable 20 Gehet
Pierce and his Cabinet Applause, and one hiss Ine
Spanhh Government instructed the Captain GeneIHi,o
oher ais insult The vessel was not only hed IN cheSA
but entered lis said that an apology has been mace
and regret expressed but here they demand SoOoo sn
additional insult which proves that heIo Is no cohcesso
on the part the Governor General for the wrong anu
his was done with Perces speech, and all lts lmoecuy
before him Why did not Pierce propose to Congress- ls
be bad RIGHT do the suspension of the neutrality law
Applause Congress would have been ready 70 sustain
a. know from experience and facts. Then two wees
soud have that island in the Oi the meI
States. GreatA Applause But diplomacy has beenresored
messenger is sent to Madrid and they wlot course
usay We very sOrryeyery thing shall DO Satisfactory
This Is diplomacy and that will be all Lord Clarendon.
in congrstulang the British Parliament on the all
between England and France, referred TO the pocS o'
The other hemisphere showing resolve TO- interfere III
our poltiCs Our Government directs Mr.. Buchanan 10
ssk Lord Clarendon what his reference the politics Of
THE other hemisphere meant and he of course replies that
he alluded by means 10 the United States This
lsOscirnen OF diplomacy Thus London paper lately
Observed we are becoming laughing stock to all Eu
rore General Jackson would have arranged it other
wise lApplause Mr. Carr concluded with several Sc.
| we're remark the Government.
Cen Sewer of New Orleans was called on and spoke to
this effect
/ Mn Cg.Rw.S.xDF FELLOW CITIZENs: | do NOT rise to
address Won as politician but American citizen IRE
pecvey of party feeling and upon principles wnGh ever
have goyerned my action and ever shau thlnk thS'
resolutions pointing ont an active course shoiu pe te o
hh Of this meeting would not here appeal to your en-
ihusssm hout first being satisfied that 1t was eaee oa'
by good reasons conservative bu1 NOT en oiu tVe}
rather inclined to Young AmercaDiSnl Ihe duty OF our
people 20 decide and give character TO the acoh Oh
Government and every citizen, however humble, native
or adopted shares in the duty and its correia'iVe
We meet 10 give utterance to mature though1s anu s ~
American views upon this subject which has m me
Ieye and mind and given to the impulses Oh '"e
American neoule The island of Caba, thA mot