The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-24

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This letter was received with the NEST enthusiastic
cheers and then Mr.. Oaismith read the subjoined
LETTER FROM HON. WIN. SMITH.
WAsHIsGros May %. 1856
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Pscia and Atlantic portions OF our federation. is
recognition vas pssu,:sy Just and :. .s
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What she ha. Of Central America and got what she osn,
While youpay Just need Of praise therefore, to the sd
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and that assistance which the past justly e1aa from The
spec fully yours. VIM SMITH.
And the following from Hon. Hiram WAlbridgs-
LETTER FROM HON. HIRAM wALBRIDGE.
corday thank you for q. ssnsroa:
You mass & on he 70 COMMEMORATE the recog.
milton Of Ncaaguan BY our general govern
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have the mos, sSicude cit tor her political
he samSisi1saon q our own soSsrnmsns ''A'' y
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patriotic sIsraors - Tho ,ors,o ,nr. - -.
whole s 'ss highest m
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for whatever tie audaDe OBJECTS
you have In view Sincerely yours our''H1RAMwA,BR1naE
Governor RoDMAN PRICE, Of New Jersey introduced
BY the President and after the applause loud and long,
which greeted his appearance had subsIded, said
Citizens OF New YorkI thank you for this very cordial
stterSg terms in which you have pressntsd me to this
audience. come, ci izens OF New York. to
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interchange my congratulations with you upon the
cogpition BY government Of dtdoo government ia
deepest anxiety and soeitude the progress Of events In
that country tor havs felt that the of General
msn would control it, (Cheers) have seen him land
there BY invitation # the republicans, assisted BY
. .ppsrsn esaS.h t.. .. 'eSas Ssnoo4ss snsss
government there eaw the people OF Nicaragua sstis
fed With the government Of General Walker. But what
monthsS War declared by Costa Rcs, miserable little
province that could not muster twenty-five hundred
fighting mon. ask you how this war brought
| A voicE-By England.
Englsnd, who we're opposed to General Walker
because they knew he was an American,
rican resuitso democratic government there IChsers
Now do not come here to advance any doctrine or
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nce any action BY the people or government Of this
peace desiring citizen and would misrsprsssnt the
other feeling sentiment for the people of New Jersey
einently conservative and peaceful the people
50 long they could do so ocoa oon
sistsnty with their honor interests aud
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| and England, say IL is time for to show our
sympa,hy BY organizing such means VIII turn those
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my fortune to the Isthmus at an early time
proteion distant Territory Of California; for saS
leyas the policy of our government; and ask you Is
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country The American people will acknowledge the
Tsdom Of keeping open such Communications. (casers
the acquisition Of California that the Is.hmus Of Panams
and Nicaragua was necessity to this government, and
pe have, therefore, been anxious that this govern.
ment should boldly and frankly declare that prin pls
Now, gentlemen, those who have advoca.sd thes.
views have been called /" Hibustsrs and / am de.
'a a that to ns e h;ss .%
upon the interests q this country for myss and .dss
OF Its wants and necessities and the OF Hnbuster
or anything else does not inmidate ,ud sheers).
believe IT right that should have the Isthnus Of
England toat such is our intention. "a voice Thsvs
the talk p would do IS the American Congress did
resolution that that Territory necessary to the United
States and they authorized the President to posses
sion Of that Territory Now have this resolution and
am going to show you that there were Gibust tsrs in
1911 as there were in TO-. (Cheers) That the saue
spirit which animated our fathers apinates Americans
enjoyed may Be extended t. Nat country Hers tss
resolution passed by Congress in 18l1:-
Taking into view the peculiar Of Spain and Of har
American provinces aod influence which ts
desny OF the territory adonng the Southern borders Of the
commerce therefore, -
and Hs:s Hss & s.::S s:sss :ss
liar circumstances Of the existing crisis cannot without serious
nque ude, see part Of the ssd Territory pass into the
hands Of any feresn Power and that due hee
safety compeh them to provide certain conncences
for the temporary occupation OF said Territory tnes o. ths
same time declare that the said Territory subject
dent Ne dison. -
Well, but Congress did little more than that and
an act Of Congress passed that very day. entitled u act
enable the President Of the United States under GER
tain cortpgences to take possession of the country lying
east Of the Persido river, and south OF the state