New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-10

I ..A - "a, srr Z, have - Osesi Dstests =, -
tko-r ressI~nes sear ~ ~ vssce theS Rc0
IISsd isvessrv end eH>sssl. u
e.A.r wat, men ess 1sss sAev AsoH Is
that Gre al Britain 10 brave hAissc. No nec
frss can deny H. Bnt he bas made aeI,ssHsee
evesy nation 90 eaisA tbst che coeh Deee - se4oS
| <nao,y to ssvs's the p-op'. = 80 So -
/ better lavs' No. She alma oay 10 rob tA~O .! ~
territory hike afslow who aid hs got - Asassl hvn0
BY stesfrg everything be cced: asd n 70 g. snseG
n ussshebtensd peope to eevsse tAeur b tie seos
then write M down as fIhbastss iCAesaI. hhe
rord csuee ard call upon you 20 hesr tn ~
their csuse." That u An oppression ssed By spno
a., ps.rLsd pss. b-hevs IL vn NcA SssQt1-
I am rot certain fLAughter.
Ayoicr-h va MAX Antsosy.
C.,s RYxrras-Perhaps il val dost resA q
vrte now. s-< ave mcrr <hsn once mouth ana ~
r,rsped my recoiIect'oa tLssehierl AR.em -
Repubhc Of Nicsrssua. fen, myseG. . ds:p rePS
,S.t our Govrrnnse II shoud have maniiesced ssea
tardiners, and fek almost hike 'esHns Sey1sa -
bounds Of prudence and discretion ~ 49, -
10 :, fee% vpra the nAttes tAoseks teStno osSun-
m.rt should pol reader ksrssf 6ahls 70 lngTcss u
making a pledge OF neutrality. - 0rrsf bnssn
dissrsced bers~H. At that Il ne there wss No evs3S
that the eIisting GOyernmsnt OF kce1sgse -
stable Government We heard osAsrvbs. Ths y.
suit was hat the Government refassd 70 rsssdss II.
French - n ni.ttr a..
voicr-why didn't they receive Nm 49,.
Capt. RrxpERs-Wen, ssppcee he Wee ke ~
ard DIDN'T have inteli yepce enough to maze IT,
dtntaud What be Vas sfser. (ISusht-rl. Bsi -
~ wrong the Govtrpm. Mt did not r~c~Ive htD Ibsx
their faith with the world Hut nov thisgs have
changed. There Is evidence nov that the 0ov~sn-
mtnt Is q Government n tsdS-sk Gsrfs - the hvy~
says lsughterl. They are elA~ Of nea vso ~
u ev, ting except their fec~, aud then they uAks
ysu understand without any difneuhy lLaughterl \
Government De fssns mesns nothing moro tAan osv.
eminent in faGt-
NoIcs-D,es Marcy cay 60
CAPT. RrSpGRs-Mr. Macy 10 Q native Of ~
State ard be 10 q man whom, am proad 70 cay, -
di,,r gush. hms. Secretary VI sssts mere tAaa
VoIck-Thrco cheer, Tor Marcy. lChecu sal
hsses.
A,ormrR voIcr-Thee groans for Nsry lLosd
groans.
Jon.sr Arsrrs standing near the plaiiSrut-rss
ought TO he a.hamed OF yourselves, ell OF zoe. No
has served we'll as Secretary Of state. lhisseAl
NocEs-Put him out.
JoHSsr AusrIS-Nou can't do it.
A rurh was hero made for the spce whsre 49,
was standing. and there wss scuffng hw coapk q
minutss and cr,s Of " Put him out. You csst -
n"&c Capt. Ky nders Jumped from the platform. Amer
some coBfus ion Austin got bsrk To biz plece. Hoe
sl'ercs ion 10 words began between ysck W,soa
and JOHNNY Austin. but nothing more serious CsP.
Ryndes had called for the band 70 piey dar,sg "
excitement which reauess wss complied with.
Capt RrSprRs resumed his speech believe, -
he, that every NAV has right 10 express hte dsap-
probation OF Dtiuent uttered, II be does ds-
cent way. You may lind fault with Mr.. Marcy II yes
will. | VAS explaining the prRress Of segVsAopee
upon the question Of the recognition Of Ncs!sSee
Wien body mentioned the nsme OF M ,nAy!1
and said lie wss the N creary Of state sod hoaoss4
the station. came here for only one purpose, 70 ice-
der sympathy and aid TO Gen. Waller ! wssssd 70
show that negotiations had progressed 20 fer - S.
hss charged. Governmeut exisis. Geu. walkss .
at its head aud Father vij-an int ne gcnssemeS.
having the confdeIee Of h. Ps1rsW TIE .sss ~
this country. Ii was 49, n ed thai Waksr won't sS
10 crafty personal ambition.
A VoicE-No body says 20.
Capt. RrspKRs-Did you say that every body ssys
Tn. s,rr voucs-No-noboJy Gays -.
Capt Rrsprn,-My friend you don't read Tie
P'P 'VT; ham, read rur r.nyr..
AsoIBTR NoiCg-To h--l with THs TRipUBr.
Gait RYyprRs-I say there 10 NO evidence tAaS h
went 10 CRAFTY personal ambition. But no mo- 80
wants to govern that State, = be NOS eptfuea " %
aler what be has done Cheer And no wessse
to be Pr, sident could any here fail to veae ~
a voicr-He is hitting at Pierce, by Cd IIAugt-
teri.
a nome nt several persons him being 81 gagged in
sIeskng TO him in under tone. The tenor VI their
r,marks be- inferred from the following language
Ut Csyt RHsDgRs, when he resumed;
Gertem.n n, said he, I cant have three connected
IDEAS when there fool On one side sud jsckass ~
the other and Committee on Invitations beAiDd try
ing TO pick NV pockets or pull my costtaih Oh, doat
know which Laughter
a voicr-Youve Done well, Captain, BY Cd
LsugLt.rl.
Capt. RIspRRs-I want to cay that have bod is-
t,llgsnce from Washington TINT the Government viii
b. recognized Cheer and that Father VIII VII be
recognized q. Minister.
ANoIcr-Mucy won't have anything 70 Do with Il.
Capt. RrspERs-My hi.Ld II you wouldn't open
your mouth 50 much you wouldn't say - many fool
ish things. Laughter. When the Governmsnt d
rec, gniZsd tie neutrality laws Will DO void. A
then go there with bis goods and II be chooses
to carry with aim Sharps rife among them win
mske 10 difference, and then John Mekeop's ocesps-
ton u gene.
Three cheers for Ryndeu were called sos ssd re.
sponded to.
Loud calls were made for AID. Clancy.
A. they continued TO increase, and hr. Clancy do
not appear, Capt. RISDrRs came forward to mako -
explanation. The band drowning his voice, however,
be turned his attention to them. He said, Hold m
there, Mr.. Dutchm,n "-wbercupon the music ceased.
Capt. X, nders then announced that AID. Clancy ~
requested that Mr. Mills address the meeting 6rst cd
accordingly
Mr. Mus cii address the meeting. lie Wa fol-
lowed by Mr.. Rosr, who moved the appointment of
Committee to receive contributions for Ges. Wslksv.
1 be motion was canied and the Committee appointed.
After speeches by Aid. CLAscr and EX-Cossoilaaa
WILD, the meeting adjourned
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