The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-10
KANsAs nEnH TING.

OVER TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS COLLECTED.
RESOLUTIONS, DISPATCHES,
&c.. &C., &c.
! maetfDg Of the nigger worsbppers was hsd last
evening" at the Broadway rsberns in accordance with
TIE follo~pg CALI
SEsTISc FOR KANsAsIhe citizens Of New York who feel
% @sss at the rsSsrnacs '1 a
a Cow . sna oSs, s
oac. rtSu % address the %sssS ,rr.
ir%ss r. ssc1s :; a0s. f.ms Dsyd pqdsy s,gs,S F,s'd
J. O. Fremont, ". i. BrIant
TIE appointed hour half past seven, but about
fifteen mir utes before the the Tabernacle which
had not ct been opened besst by crowd Of four
or five hundred persons Among these itlrsrant ven
der Of specimens Of the ne arts was endeayorng very
hard to FELL some atrocous lth graphs OF the assault
upon Mr. Sumrer. The doors were opened after
the people were kept w,i!irg for afteen or twenty
minutes Wh,n they got in, however, they had to
wait for hall au hour longer before the nesting
Vsrzed BY This tims the Tabernacle was crowded and
IT Iumored about that the great gun OF ths evening"
the nan for whom the meeting had bsen called who
was expected to make awful revelations in regard the
condittcD OF ihiy in Kanaas where he figured
conspcucusy MT forthco ing It was soon after
wards ascertaioed that that character was
amopg the missing, ard that the audience would proba
bly, not be sraifed with sight of him. and that the
revelations would be postponed till another OCCASION
This Intelligence confirmed BY Mr.. JOSEPH BLUNT
who forward and that the Committee OF
Arrangements had expected Governor Reeder by thu
afternoon Train, but he had not yet arrived. They STILL
however, locked for him, and the Chairman had gone
watch the evening train. 1t the pleasure of the
meeting to cIgarze in the mesptme he would pr ,pose
IS Chairman ANTHONY j. BIEEcKER, Esq.
The meeting testified very decidedly that such was
their sced win and pleasure and Mr.. Beesxer WAS un,
nimousy installed. He returned thanks briefly for the
"great and unexpected honor conferred upon him. not
knowing how he could bsvs been selected II were not
on account OF lifelong service in the democratic ranks
Mr.. JOSEPH P. SIMPSON was ap pointed Secretary.
Mr.. BLUNT-Notw ,hstandiDg Governor Resder is MT
her, Mr. ard Mrs. Bofsm, who have driven from
and witnessed upon the tpot On looking around
for Er B foaever discovered that he had gone
as. 50
otEer d!fspp ppotntment, but
Judge CuLyHR, Of okyn coming forward, said that
he would just stop the gap tor little whs occupy
few mcments. He was rsjoicsd 10 see sacn crowd
on such occasion-another meeting like thai they
held in ,hs same BUILDING but is~ nighs since to give
expression to Northern ieseg the attack made up
Sol x.or Sumner. 1t showed that every
press advocate Of the rights Of Kapzas. ZAP
plause) When effects like thcss observed through
The country they would look to the bottom and sek
thecauss. 1t not oDg since tha. the people
country had keen told end OF agtLAtion,
the %sI sa h.s
teal ansthena against any man who would Ag;s-
s not ~ orrn the vet sss
great masses Of the people embarked board tine
:. alit' ship Toe ocean smooth and toe wiaos
blew iavoring b,eeze; bu. suddenly q cry has-d
At midnightthere dargsr t, the ship the waters
were sg.in troubled, and the winos of agitation ol.w
hnr, thn
abont their good Finaity" ship. Scarcely ever in
the history OF political revolutions seen such
had proved to their trust the Ncsraka bit
an had opened Territory selenny secured TO freedom
eaed sucn an sgta, through the land as was never
tetn teore-whca had awakened the North and reused
"a men to .ean In Ghssrs L wss this base proposition
Ito overstep that line Of S6 ceg. 80 min. which hal
been laid down for years (AppIause) Had it ever oc
quarrehicg abous9 1t assured 4s5, 600 square
msssqusi 10 Twelve State, the sze Of New York. and
'ortywo times the size of glorisus little Massachusetts
(Cheers) Now, what was The proposition I? II TO
tske this fair land and curse it with savsto convert
It into ate & wnissey, rifles and bo vie knives hse
lAppsu.e? Yes there was = large stake to con
fe,a fns maFa's Ga, gu, Of these s.ses in w sas
called for ii He glad TO say that IL lot
the people who hsi called for it.Do neither otths
cream 10 ask for such thing Who dias Why. Il they
we've to collect s the papers all tbe petitions praying
n
las 3 portfolio; but turn to the pie
snd they mounted up high as haystack. (Cheers.j
And when the memorisl nom three Thousand New Eay
lard clsrgym n-ths emboonen. of the great noaand
religious sentiment Of the Northwas essnted IL made
the sena.or who csgins ed ssat ns'sure cry oas hk.
before tim,y" VINO the three polite cal de-
msgosues, then, who had o-igiusei this measure? He
did not wish to name them in so publ; pses-is would
not, perhaps, be poie-bnt he wanli Iniicste THE
whetesbous. Qaughter) One came from the sou'h
eide Of Lske E4e-s clever wheeling od horse,
early sent back to his pasture Ihe second from the
plains Of New Hampshire where hs very to
had taken Into bim seven devils worse than the rs Tue
third boz the f,ot of the Green Noun
tsins and lest they should not clearly recosuizs him. It
the owner In heart and sou with the traitor Who in
our early struggles had Ge ed to be:ray his eouotry
When shall we three meet sgin They al crowded
off and new man put upon the track, whose only great
sists I'M bis negative quaities-who, like Of
the h ahen tei,ee, Is wofshpped ss gea. bundle OF
regs,ons. Cheers and lauga'er) Yes, they had
artuted Split TOO strong for them They had broken
compromise solicited by the SOUTH and reuc .suty grant
ed BY the North but which, when enersd nt thsy
what be called parallel case in wnih reversed the
state of things existing putting Missouri in ths sus
ture forced upon her BY armed led o., ohsr
ststt bytLoy elGarrson ward snd Fred D,ugass and
asked if under such circumstsnce', Missourans aad
quietly thtr authority aud the laws they ena:.ei2
Mr.. and Mrs. BuTrus, Cor rather Mrs Budum and he.
husband smart restless active little pair the
suring about feet and the other feet VIII sppes
did not report favorsb for tha ss Of the an,,"
here introduce5 and received with loud denonstrs
tona fappanse and laughter Mr. having lie ked" bis
thsnks the ardeDse first ceeded TO tell his exps
Iisnce. e began by saying thai cot scmsto ned
to public peakipg, "a tact hst be ame very evden be
fIe he had proceeded much iurtbaf) but still hs wond
give them Lis story Having, raid he, been Ia Kan
fer two years in the frst settlement, viii give you
as this transactions that tauspfred thsse.
Here he invited to speak uaer, bu hnaing it diff
cult to glitch Ills keyo to the required height h. ne
thought i'm that his wife, who had before me !, the
might rtepose her voice. ~ shs had heretofore
her sr in his behalf he intro duced her the hero
Of Kansss who had frishsenel Sheriff Jonee. Mss B.
received with prolonged rounds If pplause tha.
would have gadeEed the heart Of Lucy Stone herself
c;mparied II strue, by two ungaan remarks for
which those who uttered them were threatened with
mary Expulsion. Her husband hsd said that although
not af; aid to any Missouiiau, ye his w felt mor
ous in appearing before such assault She did not
iufy his fears however, but stood quite undauntsd be-