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

that in Revolution appeal for sympathy sn<
Aid found warm response in the hearts Of the French
people Three cheers for Franoe) We found the nobls
lafayette sacrificing rank and fortune TO give u Aid
Cheers say therefore, fslow citi.ens We appeal 70
you now for material aid behalf Of Walker and Mica
rsgua Every one Of you can contribue t' tho now
nent six cents Put your contributions into comMou
ps % s
steamer will assuTedy brig the news Of the scquiion
Of new state, which win b. the youngest, but -
plaufe. during which Mr. Phillips retirsd.J VIZ
Mr. RICHARD Brs1EED was next introduced 70, sAd 3D.
tho cause. He could perhaps tell exactly Whist wss
II geographical lonst.ds Of NIearagus, but hs ws
should verify the saying Of the poet
opent UP Utica coruacts our powen,
CApplaure) Columbus some sentures sincs dissovsrsd
onr gorioUs contnent, and here Freedom has msAe h
terms hereafter In he yocsb,.isry Of liberty. "a
p)sase) Thsre S.e'her psrnon connected With this
night. refer 10 Padre Viii, For
or other tbas splsndm specimen Of American nobn-
~ Parker H. French, vas not accrsditea ~ ear
pristies dus to tho Sss.sion % rsauir: me 70
be brief believe in the principle Of manifest des ny
Northern the mcst Southern part Of this eoeU
rent the ngis Of our freedom shall be the sign to oil s
people Of their political position tins csstinsat; -
win have no British interference (Cbeers.) beg 70
rem nd the proud statesman Of that proud country that
America proved herself mors than match for the sy
PamsrHtOn ssrosns undertakes to tell franklin PIsrosH
or the representative OF this pcopethAt he doc. not
Ike what we are doing beeve me, my Lord Palmcrston
will be likely to get very large aea in his augh-
Of which you are in part the sponsors stand by yorr
principles, and stand by your guns (Cheers) Iwould
" people living the other si6e the river-and
have one mar particularly IN my eyethxt ias.ead Il
to Ksn he Ias sr 70 s ssnd Sem s
them to Nicaragua (Threo gaoass tor Bsscher.)
duet Of the obor and ingenuity of American mechanics
find better target than the bosoms OF their breh
must fight let 1t bs for freedom-on one side
tbe tyrans of the world and the other ths young
eagle o; American liberty and right (Chssrs.l Ipro-
sical health and intellectual vgor Ct General Walker.
Nr. WIN j. RosE mex. addressed the meeting. BE spoke
r the young men OF the country whose hearts best
time to the liberties Of men, and who sspirei to
lead the van Of human progress The followers Of Gen.
had been applied to the poor man. wi sneers by those
who attributed hose noble motives to sordd desires and
noble feelings BY which he is actuAsd The poor man
was always ready and ing to sacrifice his life In the
cause OF human right ana TOR the atssin%ent Of human
Walker, and these were the kind OF with whose o.
forts 70 build up new republic. Such feared not
supported by the approval the whole Amesosn psoes
Their indoitabe spirit would head the of progress
commenced would end in the revoutonzng Of the whole
OF that country. They were now breaking down the
o ..
but the principles under which they fought would be
tended to the whole Of that region But the contest sor
tries lying in the darkness Of bondage until Ireland
and the other oppressed nations emancipsted from
feared this and they using their utmost efforts
to check and throw back the advancing c0luuns
and mo-
Cd all over the earth. Great applause.)