New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-28

The Republic unless a strorg American fce'iog were
| avokeS 10 rebuke and ohsstse the evil attempt sud
those vht~e itaaenco sought t. peroesrase it. The
voices Of 20 Say zee echoes Of tie Revolution. so1
tbey will nev'r be hushed tia true Aneric.aism IA
AEerca shall ai>oe prevail lEo,husisstic a,plsuss
The bsnd played - Hsil Columbia"
Professor w II. 0aStsr sung conic sosg on the
revoludop.
Hon. FRAsrUs BROOKS syoke Sexi. He said, that
A. be who mitch vinegar GA sitter, 81 tai eth away
earn ert in winter 80 is he wso siuyeth to
h.avv heart He desired rot TO make Any uncharit-
ALE remsrk on sny one lie congratulated the cit
ir.rs f,r tbo prorer manner 10 which they had trd
20 remedy grievance By an appeal 10 the Law. s','t
arce bv when is tire fret duty Of every citkea Bat
II the people end tha, they have Legislators whe are
false 10 tbsr cues let them strike a. the root OF ne
evil ard charge The rulers al the oAl.otoo VIZ.
Brp. rs reao the Dding ot the Coroners jay oo inc
BODY OF w II. Harrison. IL BE- Mr. bti ne
power OF the archhsnd aud were called GA 10 aidfess
\ cor gr, gaon a Thousand times as large ss thss no
voalc say II q deed Ike that, Be L not reyensea
Men unGer the stimulus Of the sight OF blood WI
DO What in their quiet homes they soaid regreL 10
the bloOd-thirsty ignorant men be Spaid cay, go
ard sin no more. He would not even DO
priye them Of their rights under American lava
lie would welt them with the ponsliy OF tue iar;
but revenge beneath The dignity OF the Amen-
can citizen. lAppsuse aud some Dissent Ny
irisnes, said hr Is who call for revenge arc you
not American citizens Can you not rely GA the
laws yourselves have msde, and the honest men To
whom il falls 10 administer them am hese not 70.
plsmc psssions bat 10 stimulate you T. aid ia hind
ing the wounds OF the widow and the orphan. lGre~
ihe band plsyed the 81 star Spangled Banner"
Prof. II. JAcops performed on the sccordcca
" The List Rose Of Sumner and " Yankee Doodle
with yars,ions.
The Rev DR.. ISsKIP was the next speaker. He
thought there we're some strange and uuprcpitiOus In
fuepces at work in this assemblagc. Ii vas 10, col
lected 10 evoke spirit Of revenge but for the sake
Of the happiness ana welfare OF beresved family.
lie was struck TO tie soul when some one In tho au-
uiepce hsd cried "koVtngoW What would revenge
dc for the widow the fatherlese chdr6n the eereaved
domestic circle There is enough OF luminosity
in the pu bic mind enough % make each wany
watch bis actions There Is volcano near; secret
emssary of evil among the people-hut none but
Americans can destroy America There "a body or
eenzed and prepared 70 act the resu Of their actioa
will be in due time but the present purpose is
TO bird up, and Dot to wound. The law woulc doubt
less deal properly with tho guilty. Mr. lnskip thought
songs of mih and shouts ofoy we're out of place With
the habUmcnts of mourning before the eye Ger
tsinly the intention OF the meeting wss not SIMPLY 70
express sympathy but TO seDd to the beresved homes
some tangible aid and comfort. The Americas
psrty would be damaged by the meeting II this werc
not cone lSome person ia the sudence attempted 10
interrupt the reverend gentleman, but WA AZ onoe
quietly silencedl The Rev. Mr.. IssxiP resumed. and
strongly urged the Dropitiy Of much larger charts-
bic Offering than that realized from the money taken
at the dosr which would hardly more than meet OK
pebses. He said there two widows and sevon
orphan children. Mr. lpsk proposed to rase el 900.
IL resolved to begin with subscriptions OF so.
but no one announced his name for that amount ex-
cept the Rev. Mr. inskp slO was next proposed
but no given; the boxes we're then passed.
around and collection made.
IL was announced by the Rev. Mr. IssKiP that the
various American institutions In New-fork, WI
linmsburgh and Brooklyn should take up he matter
in their regular meetings.
There we're loud cries for 4" Shafer.
Prof OAKLEY surg song" Tho Good Times
Coming 90 .
TIE Cn,rRMas announced Judge Shailer."
Laughter and applause.
CHAUScEY SKATER presented himself, and wss re-
ceiyed with loud applause lie said he had seen the
gentleman who had cried out "reyenge." he knew
him and IL revenge practiced I'LL no prao
ticed it, it would long stay at home. He had lived
loI enough to know taat revenge nude no part OF
msD, but he went In for protection. GreM appanse-I
With oil its boiling young blood, YouOg-A had
never dCue injury 10 life limb since Il began TO be
SANDER, in the newspapers. Mr.. Shahor alluded -
the patience Of Young America, while thoss VINO
varied the people Of their danger were murdered
and imprisoned while the opening discourse OF tho
leader OF Reverned Council In this City denounced
Americans; and Americans born were attacked ana
criveu awey from the bslio-bOx. Tie said that Father
Gavazlh had warned the American people ofths danger
lesr BY; had they beard him. this meeting w0uli Dc
uuuocessay The only true cou'se remaining was for
Protestans 10 unite to preserve their civil ana rou-
gous liberty. Mr. Shaifer continued to speak ut con
siderable length in strain which causeda great deal
Of laughter. He said that mysterious Order 81
Americans had already become the husband OF the
widow AND the father Of the fstheriess; aud had .
tho usad dollars been raised At this meeting t would
be the third rased for the purpose. He said the
patty be belonged to was resolved 10 go on quietly.
and in strict accordance with the law until some tan
2ible TtsBlt was obtained.
Prof JACOBS performed another air, and, sfler
benedicton by the Rev. Mr.. Inskp, the meeting sd-
joumed