New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
- |. rs,4r., review Of The h<tsry Of this ecun-

-s,.r,I review Of The h<tsy Of fhis eoun
-. 40 Of universal history, tosbow that no gher'
: AZ thDe past bad such greet things besI
80 A. lad Been wrought in this country. Ht
manifest destiny man; this country was reserved
ON tyate 10 the rest of the word man capacity
r, s.lf-soyemment His friend, Horace Greeley
sspsd the Democracy Land Stealers. Well, they
vere proud 10 accept the title The nore laod they
solr. The more people they wanted, and the more
pesple they got. Every man was pillar 10 the
rnple and The pillars the more stable the
taIe. UDbke all other countries, the Coi'eui n 80
annexed 10 subjugatod territory or PeoP'e I,.
Ixe a, air nrd.y ~. nroecting @gis of American IN
dependence. Applsuse) Here the Sp'"N''
ks coat orisnd dealing
Sosuy. ppos,;s,n@ n as the gros-est outrage ON
a.. ,,Its ~ man wherever piacflced oy any otNe'
..,;on T1e Uniteo States must nave Ce,i'l U >'
isa-aye, and Cuba, too h't' ,, .,.sSe, lie sail
EEaP,owCITIzEss. lam IN the habit OF sddrer Ang
D.mocrst,-in our fellowship ". are all Democrats.
am very sorry that you ddn ibteh more q. .eh!scy
=. A.. att.r part Of my friends speech voice.
Oh we bsd enough ofitl. l want TO cay lev "ords
about Walker ana his Government, for it IL his now,
sipce The Am, rican Government la recognized lt-oo
matter what JOIN Bull say. volcs-hit him again
o, the noseI Ave, and knock out his teeth. hope
Walker viii ,wel out that English nose and tat,en It
(Applau,tl trust thsLthr country wli send Walker
aid in this extremity. hope he viii hght himself
out Of his dficutie-. Under Walker handful OF
vain 10 do for centunes-cviziDg Genital America -
when the English stepped in and brought him to this
pass Why don't the Costa Ricans kill Englishmen as
well as Yankees and Irish, when they catch them!
Why, because the English are helping tue Costa
RicaLs Eng has ever striven 10 crush us in all
Of our undertakings.
"a AVoICI-We want TO hear about Nicaragua.)
kYEDERs- Well, wait a bit and will have
i. ILsUghterl hate war, but l would
prefer war to tie knife rather than submit
To- Bitsh doIniDeerirg and insults Applause The
time has come when England must apologize or fight;
snd if We co night her, we Will repay some OF our
anci, Mt & Judges Great applau,el You are gener-
in your impulses. have SAID what could, and
there are several eminent persons here ready to
steak with you would hear them. We must have
u transit Of the Ithmus, and not England. Already
she has obtained too great ioOthod on this continent
Be il duty to say her, Thus far, and no fur
tbtI" lappsuseI.
Mr. A. IAwREScI here read letter from Thomas
Fraucis Meagber, regetog hi inability to be pres
ent OF the meeting, and sympatbziI with the cause
of Walker The letter was received with loud cheers.
Judge PHILLIPS next introduced aod addressed
Che sudience briefly about that gallant Walker"
He appealed 10 them for material aid NOce-Pa5s
round the hat
RIcHARp BUsTEED spoke, aluding to Padre Will
being scAtcte6ees the Ncaraguan Minister in the
place of Parker II. French a gros, outrage.
Mr.. W. ROsE followed He briefly gave the history
of Gen. Walkers movements in Ceutral America, and
highly euOglzed bis civil and military abilities
PLOTS Of G Walker and biz little band and the con-
tnued Outreges upon the American flag by the British
Government. He appealed to workiog mechan-
les Tor material aid to extend the area of Liberty.
The CHAIRMAN introduced Mr.. H. n. WILD, who,
he said would address them in practical manner.
VoIcE in the crowd-IIes Kno1EVbing.
CBAIRnAN--We're all Fillbusen h..
Mr.. WILD came forward, aud amer al'uding TO the
patience of the audience in listening for so oug time
to the speeches, appealed for material aid. He said
the OF bis remarks that they wanted men to
fight, and if it was necessary he would go himself.
Aid. CLANCY was next Introduced. He had been
come cted with th movement fro n its conception
Afler remarks about material aid he moved that
the meeting adjourn with three cheers for Liberty,
Walker ana Nicaragua.
The CBAIRMAN then returned thanks for the order
and decOram Of the audience during the meeting.
Capt RYEDERs again came forward aud made
D strong appeal 10 the udence. lie alluded to the
citizens OF the United States giving 5000 600 to Kos
suth, and wanted 20 know if they could refuse the
rum Of s5O,OoO to aid Walker IN his glorious
Loud cheerl
The vote wac then taken as TO the adjournment and
carried, when the crowd quietly Dispersed