The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-01


NEW ORLEANS, May Il, 1895.
Grsu EcarI9na keetins- Reolutions, Speeches, d.
AID for Walker BY the DANIEL Wsbsser-Dr. Graham
The Weather.
Avery large and enthusiastic meeting took place
lAst A. Bank Arcade, Of those American citizens
Who Are friendly to the movement mob inaugurated
by General W. WALKER and certainly they not few
or Indifferent 70 the for not been your cor
respondents lot to attend hsarter generally
'geaIirs" sssembIsgs for iimiar purpose The num-
Der present at one time exceeded O00 and time
fell bsc 0Oc persons Colonel Wm. Christy presided.
The Vice Presidents Judge R.wls, A. +. A. Lums-
den, T. ;. Nixon S. F. slater, James H. CALDWELL sAnr
headersoa. GEO. W. SHAW, j. l.. CArmen, Geo. W. Hyn-
Cha A. Labuzsn, Chas. V. Jonte, N. Ftzsmmons.
Tbs secrssaries D. c. Jenkins and Major Graham.
The Chairman made, taking bis seat very enthusi-
astic spssch in favor Of tae Nicarasusn movement,
and spoks c. the active part had taken, along
with Sam Houston, In the indepsudenoe Of Texas In
which be certainly distinguished himself he closed BY
oAliDxtbr material ga.n Tns Chairman himself Is 0
args ocetrSutor to the fluids and dstins uishsd
during he Cuban exatsrneat for bis fidelity and gene
rosty to ths Lopez band The speshss were no. par.
hcaAry esqrent but up 70 the average character OF
stump olAtery. None Of me papers report them 81
length, GOT because the meeting unimportant but
the nswpapss Ike TO have speeches reported for them
and resolutions peddled -euGd to their cffces. The
HuAID vi contain the fullest ,unt and had it been
In New York. two or three columns Of your journa
wsui have been devoted to suca genuine sub for
newspaper enterprise The resolutions then put and
carried by a1ctam ton
sesoved That this meeting tuly in and endorse he
Is. Sa n M sns az
Dsesd os .es.urs iO.dy called O- the Almost unsn
s md int:
.asSs q - With he tee IN
@ al r scon o. he ps Ro 81 T
vsTnnsn: being direc q The tressy
onsseas a. wsisS he srtss shsud Be Ssd q
RssolysS. Thai collection be taken up aid such
AZ @ % 90 Un Su Inc s s p1n
del ss The tgnd. oos:e 70 BE- placed the disposition Of
Load Gala for "Soue, 2 ,Or~w' and "rurnbun,o (who
has been to Nicaragua and knows ali about It here
terupted t6e Chairman, wno procseded to say that
calling for speakers VINO not present and
if they vonld have patience would proceed with the
coscon and then introduce to them the speakers The
band played lively and pa'r'sic airs during the intervals
one gentlemen stepped forward and gave MIME ride.
He said rs lad five ginaly; four he had given away
and the fAh he thus disposed Of. The Chair an
nsunced Colonel Mics the frs speaker but being
tnss Gooae M s 81 .hs sy VINO gses out
tenant NicarsguA coEpsoy) han csms forward and
made speech IN favor OF aiding Walker in his nooe
duty Of Americans not their brethren bu.cae.ed
Blu. 20 Ay to assist those who could
they could ad,rd. Al tie name Of walker immense
cheers given and tiA speaker nterrupt ted by
neausnt applause epscsy WIN ne referred IN praise to
Schafer collection was now rome tnso whea large
reased-one hundred dollars received from
Mr. Slater, Vice Presdsn; dimes quarters and dol
lars slso given and aAed or-thus large
must hare been colleted Yet the meetings dopgs in
financial respects is uIm2orant, on. DOORS, anong
those rho neither talk no. assemble, large amount is
being raised.
AIiosr more cries for "Soue gentleman OF the
name Of Shannon. Of PerrsylvsIia-caled hon. r. G.
Shsnnco some Of the but who answered to the
announcement Of JUICE hannonIcom G BY defy
He maintained that powsr could stop progress
eelsy It. and conts,ded that mus. have possess
SIGN CT the Istkmus for communication with Pacific
sA.e-aerce, Nicaragua mus: 90 ours; and it the
duty OF every to upaola Walker. fCheers.) The
ola and Louis.na ON on Sesr.saa affairs Oar people
mast 20. % Ifed ssnAted they ID to
California s1d therefore America must take possession
COL " J. A. Roberts lawyer of New Orleans, then
made speech In Will 81 he soas cd Of the acquaintance
always sspiIed to daring ceeds Of vAor and aimed at
doing fomhng not I, % attained BY the ordinary run
oreana TO help this boy ths Crescent city
heers He said thai hngland ssted, and maintained
th ais II her protection atd il been s, in Acsricay
He insialeed the many Gu TRACES committed on the
ipg pet uaredresed The speaker greatly applauded
Az other gentleman Sa-a and said thai he had
a hundred wiling hands sad 8 out hearts ready TO go
money hat age the citizens Of New oilsans
must hep them. (Cheers
Tbs then sdou ned the meeting to this
Ing Louisiana Hotel, IN order to keep tbs ball roll
irg procession then forced, consisting Of about
two huLdred headed by tie band aad psraded the city
their surprise sas morning they awoks aud
found II sn selves the great unreposted.
Quite large number Of ue youpg fellows are to leave
By California steamer. the Daniel Webster
for General Walkers army They include some very re-
spectacle ami daring mer.
Dr. Graham who was recently psrdoned By Gov. Clark
tie score of indisposton himself ready to
act ~ ysic.an, and ha, excellent practice He is
popular and this has mu:h incrsased owing to his
He arrived IN the latter Of April, AID
comm enced advertising the lat If May.
The weather 70 eight in the shade but with
cooi bret all the time po xlpg Last week 1t was cold