The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-31

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ley A asan s my .rm and both L snt s'aDa
b@otd.D That is The history OF the matter. Wsn
stu, irs there itys,s Senators and mary syssnd u
Ing. Shame upon them--shaIns upon then-Nsm,
shsm.Nno az are s aess -saams upon .aoh sena.ore-
en- for To- 1br -Dougas WAS sosp, su,
cries Of IS asme, shsme This is a taere is-ths bal
p4onife you. Toe matter is bsfcre the Holss 0
kepre esenta,ive and thst is all can ssy. (App1uss
ito next spesssr iotrodsced Mr. Jo1r II srxrrnss
President Of th, Bank Of Commerce New ro:k
He csme, he sslc entirely uuprs spared sdcrsss ,re
meeting, bat since 10 had ccsn on ne platform ts
told tSaI he did forward hc would not con
side1ee a. uy doing duty as fully psrtcka lug "a
The aims aad opjscts o'tbe messing Hs d filly par,i
s9.s .ss but not sng to speak hs
had come fny prepared sspesk Ae could say sny
tILg mere sDau what siready strongly s,j ard
hesry endorsed the resolu SON ss an able ana umns.s
exposition Of this most isasssous It quest
ee w.ss'ea irc@ sssm. TiS time Sas aoras not q
action put dow, al Noisacs m sssemp. + ssssrais
the IRE. og Of tho pross and OF debate. N had been
in this nat'or. Thsy must hold relations, political
/ or social with them. (asplause he would hold no
one Who attacks dsfeacssss man ara cuts Al oim WIS
oats No. 1sAd No q There must be united action that
rs,e must u united and ooncensra Sd .saon at the
bsAct box against them. applause He though.
few reckless xos 1ss,r O
violence. He would oppose volencs to volsrcs-
(app,aus and would martan ali hrsa ds the in
sttusops Of thecountry AZ OF rae Union loud cheers
Mr. JosaIH Ho11H next adt re,sed the mses.og He
happy he said that he could address, without an
Introduction. The humble indf7saua bsfore them was
Known n the community old Zoe H,xte (Eaughtsc.J
He came 70 speak with them might OF the grc~
rage thaS had been petrated since the bshmer
Of the government. He to cay with them tn Il no
man representing sovereign StatcBhal struck down
in theSenas chamber by hand CT an ssssssi (Ao
Ia
fsot that tho Safes Of the Union whose members
oned and approved this outrage, whish ia dis
grace 10 the whole country Outragss sometimes of
commisted but he ad never Senator's
Fay that they cid not interfere estop them
he ground that they were not terms Of Intimacy With
Il SOVEREIGN o ri. naa Tis no, An a
str1ck by the hard of assassin blow inflicted oon
Senator'S Fish ard seward in like would
and 50 the blows inflicted upon Mr. sumner inflicted
the sover>isn State Of Massachusots And vha, do
the Of Washington say? Why, tbs Nntion1t In
tslgessr thatstaid old the Uais, the month
piece Of this aecursd s'minsts.tion, hrss for
it an unfortunate that has dllei
this hou.e as i never was filled before II that
prepared it was his CMr HoS;e'D N conviction S Ion
that the nephew Of hie uncle would have found As
Aushtsr What was their duty under under susa oiecam
stances3 "a voice-"Haug the feilow.") He (He.
H @ hes
left Of him to rseist the extension Of the slave
power II Int this country res. apDs1ss cared not
them, o.n you ashtT, And s they answered that IN
the affirmative, he would ask thsm, "Will you 6ght?'
questions &c would beg them ali for our eountrys
opinions @ and ana Sy the sn Sho W Woaa .sp.
port the freedom Of the country. Ckppssu,e:)
Hxie wou!d work for him he would for his brother
lApplause.) II shsn they would come forward the
BY asasans IN the senate chsmbsr Of the ma
,ion The courage Of most men depended much up IN
Southern exactly 10 the ratio of the distance q
the person they opposed. Cheers and laughter9 ae
the voud no ,s
him as the president Of bank. He would have told
them he was the son OF the man who commanded tbs
artillery OF The Revolutionary army ct Saratoga (Ap
pause) The father of The gent eman who PRESIDED
him was the honorable and lamsn;ed Rufus
in whose vsrs wed the blood of Alexander 4.mt-
ten: (Applauss) When be cav such men around hin
that frem this time forth until these bag
that there blows receive we'll blows to eve
there can be peace for moment And God bees aud
Mr.. EvAnrs shen came ward. BE said that 1t was
not with the intentin of making speech that he ap
ps felt shs Il waa thai sSoSd
be offered for the ierce to express their
upon the adoption Of the iesolu ions. He hoped the
expression would be such not to be misunderstood
1he PRESIDENT then put tie question, and the resou
uoDs were adopted with acclamation.
The meeting then indn geo in loud calls for Bssch
er' "Beeoher but though that gen tleman had been
the pla,f rm he did not come forward.
Mr.. EvARTs then moved On adj j'urnment, and the
meeting declared adjourned. still the vast crowd
would not dispense but continued to call for Boo ,her,
call. After tremendous cheering and great uprosr for
several minutes he st engthiobsiio bearing He
% naS I1 s E
them. He WAS pleased to degree which he had never
known before with the resoutions by the meet
pu and witt fhQ ehoa Rd hAaU ma
Hs did not therefore, wish " interrupt the course OF tho
meeirg 1t understood that for prudeata reasons
the of the meeting to Mr.. Beechers
tskng part in H. ltwss meeting 80 wisely conducted,
dscreetly designed, and calculated 70 have such
throughout the country II there thing, he said
which ought to forget it is that have ever bsen
remember, it is that we united cthsns (Grsl. ap
plauss know not that, II We had the ordering OF
summateIy wise. II we had looked the Of
events better calculated than this to arouse the dormant
2, hs ~ the
| higher Providence think 50 the more readily be-
/ cause We know that sometimes Providence
pleys internal instrumenta (laughter) TO do its VIII
| Had Senator Sumner been q man OF or . man Of
braw}ing words had be been any other Than what he
tat there would have been found hroushcu. all the land
fit to be offered up sacrifice for i5srty-a
Comfy @ ~ fAppiauss.l No aspiring poll ician has he
been. His has not been marked BY ambitious
inssiness man Il r.aped IDEAS, Of social tSss-hs
seized by CT those sacden guests OF popular feel
i1g which break cut occasionally in all fee States
ard elec ed to the Senye Of the United States. Wne
his election yet penoirg had the pleasure q con-
versaiion with him in his Office ! being clergy
| man ami con.essor that occasion-(augn er)-
| and be told the secrets of his heart l am
| fuIe that although not whou. honorable and manly
ambition, this had desire for the position Since
he has been 10 Washing on, his course has been that
which became man, Christisn, agentsmsn, states
man and scholar lie has every where not merely ob
served the rules Of decornm but with true chvaly with
the owllest genleness, he has maintained himself void
81 oi.nce tnat the only complaint which have
heard CT Sumner has been this that hs BY
his shrinking sensitive nature, no. Il. for the
| repeh and tumble OF politics in day. He would
have held himself back and svoiie giving the slightest
.a tSinS the in,adieoas epe;sm Of ,sisna.
Dot that eeena bs arks to be whit too strong
but every man in speaking, must SHOW the La
/ tf hls own nature, and to attemps to speak